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Abbey Motor Lodge, Christchurch
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Kosher Crab Cakes
These Kosher Crab Cakes make an incredible appetizer for this meal. It is pretty rare to be served crab cakes at a Shabbat meal, so the "wow" factor on these is quite high. Making these the first time around can be a bit tricky, but they get easier as you go and the end result is truly worth it. The fresh lemon and dill garnish also makes reference to some of the flavors in the dish. But as great as these little crab cakes are, the Roasted Red Pepper Aioli is what sends it over the edge.
- Prep Time : 20 min
- Cook Time : 10 min
- Ready Time : 30 min
- 1 package Imitation Crab Sticks, Finely Chopped*
- 1/3 cup Finely Diced Celery
- 1 tablespoon Finely Chopped Dill
- 2 Lemons
- 1/3 cup Mayonnaise
- 2 Cups Panko Bread Crumbs (divided)
- 1 Cup Flour
- 3 Eggs, Lightly Beaten
- Salt & Pepper to taste
- 2 cups Vegetable Oil
Roasted Red Pepper Aioli
- ½ Cup Roasted Red Peppers
- 1 Clove Garlic
- ½ Cup Mayonnaise
- Salt & Pepper to taste
- Combine chopped crabstick, celery, dill, zest of 1 lemon, plus juice of ½ the lemon, mayonnaise and ¾ cup panko breadcrumbs into a bowl. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Taste to check seasoning and adjust if necessary.
- Spoon 8 portions (about ¼ cup each) onto tray lined with foil or parchment paper. With wet hands, form the scoops into hockey puck-like disks. Refrigerate for about 1 hour until the cakes firm up a bit. Through the process they may fall apart, you can reassemble them as you proceed.
- Place flour, eggs, and remainder of panko in 3 separate plates for dredging. Dredge in flour, egg and then panko, patting panko into cakes at the end. Set aside on tray again. Refrigerate for 1 hour to firm up.
- Heat a pan over medium-high heat with enough to coat the bottom of the pan. Sautee the cakes in batches until golden brown and crisp, about 2 to 3 minutes per side. Add additional oil to pan if necessary as you finish the remaining crab cakes.
- Crab cakes may be prepared ahead of time and refrigerated. Serve at room temperature, with lemon wedges, dill sprigs and Roasted Red Pepper Aioli in serving bowl on the side.
Roasted Red Pepper Aioli
- In a food processor, puree peppers and garlic until smooth. Add mayonnaise and pulse 2 or 3 times until incorporated.
- Season with salt and pepper and refrigerate. Sauce will thicken up in the refrigerator.
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7 Responses to Kosher Crab Cakes
As a formerly not-kosher girl from Baltimore, crab cakes were a staple that were definitely missed when I became more observant. Mock crab cakes have long been a staple of my Shabbat table. This is a fun recipe – I prefer to make mine with broiled cod – the fish is certainly healthier than the imitation crab, and its texture when broiled closely mimics lump crab meat.
How many crab sticks do you call for in this recipe? I bought a package of crab sticks but it seems like too much for this recipe.
Where do you get kosher crab sticks? I'm in Berkeley,Ca. Thanks
I am absolutely opposed to mock anything that is traif. I do not allow baco bits in my house. I do not make buy or allow mock crab anything, shrimp, nothing. We have enough kosher foods that I do not feel the need to introduce traif flavors into my kosher home. There is just no need. Salmon quiche is perfect for Shavuot. Moroccan fish stew. Grilled salmon. There is so much to choose from why does anyone feel the need to go to the goyim for inspiration and food for our yom tov table? It is not Kiddush Hashem to imitate the goyim. It is the exact opposite. We are specifically told NOT to imitate the goyim – and here you are doing exactly that.
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Article: Comparison of learning curves and skill transfer between classical and robotic laparoscopy according to the viewing conditions: implications for training[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the perceptual (2-dimensional [2D] vs. 3-dimensional [3D] view) and instrumental (classical vs. robotic) impacts of new robotic system on learning curves. Forty medical students without any surgical experience were randomized into 4 groups (classical laparoscopy with 3D-direct view or with 2D-indirect view, robotic system in 3D or in 2D) and repeated a laparoscopic task 6 times. After these 6 repetitions, they performed 2 trials with the same technique but in the other viewing condition (perceptive switch). Finally, subjects performed the last 3 trials with the technique they never used (technical switch). Subjects evaluated their performance answering a questionnaire (impressions of mastery, familiarity, satisfaction, self-confidence, and difficulty). Our study showed better performance and improvement in 3D view than in 2D view whatever the instrumental aspect. Participants reported less mastery, familiarity, and self-confidence and more difficulty in classical laparoscopy with 2D-indirect view than in the other conditions. Robotic surgery improves surgical performance and learning, particularly by 3D view advantage. However, perceptive and technical switches emphasize the need to adapt and pursue training also with traditional technology to prevent risks in conversion procedure.American journal of surgery 08/2007; 194(1):115-21. DOI:10.1016/j.amjsurg.2006.10.014 · 2.41 Impact Factor
Article: Intragastric band erosion after laparoscopic adjustable gastric banding for morbid obesity: imaging characteristics of an underreported complication.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: OBJECTIVE: Our purpose was to describe the imaging findings of intragastric band erosion, an underreported complication after laparoscopic adjustable gastric banding for the treatment of morbid obesity. In this long-term complication, the gastric band fastened around the upper stomach to create a small proximal gastric pouch gradually erodes into the stomach wall and can extend into the gastric lumen. We present three cases of patients with band erosion in whom findings on an upper gastrointestinal series and CT established the diagnosis. CONCLUSION: Diagnosis of intragastric band erosion after gastric banding is usually made with endoscopy. However, the radiologic appearance of band erosion when visualized on an upper gastrointestinal series is pathognomonic and allows initial imaging diagnosis. In patients with extraluminal air or prosthesis infection, CT findings also are suggestive of this postoperative complication.American Journal of Roentgenology 02/2005; 184(1):109-12. DOI:10.2214/ajr.184.1.01840109 · 2.74 Impact Factor
Article: An adjustable silicone gastric band for laparoscopic treatment of morbid obesity--technique and results.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The laparoscopic application of an adjustable silicone gastric band (Lap-Band System, Bioenterics, Carpinteria, CA) (Fig. 1), based on a similar device introduced by Kuzmak in 1986, is gaining widespread acceptance as a gastric restrictive procedure in treatment of morbid obesity. The advantage of an operation that does not open the gastrointestinal tract and can be performed laparoscopically is obvious. This procedure, using the laparoscopic approach , has been performed in our institutions since 1992. The goals of this article are to describe both our standardized surgical technique that minimized the morbidity rate and its results.Surgical technology international 10/2002; 10:109-14.
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ABSTRACT: Background: Laparoscopic surgery is beneficial to the patient but challenging for the surgeon. The visual axis is not the same as the operative axis. The surgeon must manipulate long, sharp instruments through a fixed opening under the control of a two-dimensional monitor and without the help of any tactile sensation. The body cavity is penetrated by cannulas, which cannot be interchanged, so that the surgeon is obliged to move around the patient in order to reach the best position for every step of the procedure. Methods: A computer interface in command of a mechanical system (robot) makes it possible: 1) To regain several lost degrees of freedom through intra-abdominal articulations; 2) to obtain better visual control of instrument manipulation thanks to three-dimensional vision; 3) to modulate amplitude of surgical motions by downscaling and stabilization; 4) to operate at distance from the patient. These possibilities lead to improved surgical performance. In addition, the surgeon operates in an ergonomically correct position. The robot (da Vinci™ System, Intuitive Surgical, Mountain View, CA, USA) consists of a console and a surgical cart, which supports three articulated robotic arms. The surgeon sits at the console where he or she manipulates joystick-like handles while observing the operating field through binoculars that provide a three-dimensional image. This computer is capable of modulating data by eliminating physiologic tremor and by downscaling the amplitude of motions by a factor of 5 or 3 to 1. Results: The first robot-assisted procedure in a human was performed in March 1997 by our team. Since then, we have used robot-assisted laparoscopic surgery for 147 procedures, including 39 anti-reflux operations. Our study demonstrates the feasibility of telesurgery on humans in a variety of procedures including robotic Nissen fundoplication, with no morbidity specifically related to the use of robotics, and with acceptable operative times. Conclusions: In its present embodiment, the system seems most efficient when involved in microsuturing within the abdomen or in very confined spaces. Improved ergonomic conditions and improved instrument mobility at the level of distal articulation seem beneficial in routine abdominal procedures. More research is necessary for further improvement in tool configuration and visualization. The robotic approach implies new operative strategies, including specific trocar placement.Zusammenfassung:Grundlagen: Während das laparoskopische Vorgehen für den Patienten Vorteile mit sich bringt, überwiegen für den Chirurgen gewisse Nachteile. Blickrichtung und operative Ausführung liegen auf verschiedenen räumlichen Ebenen. Der Chirurg führt lange, scharfe – durch Trokare fix positionierte – Instrumente. Dabei kontrolliert er seine Bewegungen lediglich über ein zweidimensionales Monitorbild und verfügt über kein taktiles Feedback. Da das Wechseln der Trokare nicht ganz unproblematisch ist, muß der Chirurg seine Position dem jeweiligen Akt anpassen. Methodik: Durch ein Computer-gesteuertes mechanisches System (Roboter) wird folgendes ermöglicht: 1) Wettmachen der Bewegungseinschränkung durch intraabdominelle Gelenke; 2) bessere visuelle Kontrolle der Manipulationen durch dreidimensionale Darstellung des Operationsfeldes; 3) die Amplituden der Bewegungen der Hand des Chirurgen können moduliert und stabilisiert werden; 4) es kann abseits vom Patienten operiert werden. Die Performance und die ergonomischen Bedingungen für den Chirurgen wurden verbessert. Der Roboter (da Vinci™ System, Intuitive Surgical, Mountain View, CA, USA) besteht aus einer Konsole und einem Wagen mit drei Roboterarmen. Der Chirurg sitzt an der Konsole, bewegt Joystick-ähnliche Handgriffe und schaut in ein dreidimensionales Operationsfeld. Durch den Computer können Zitterbewegungen eliminiert und die Bewegungsamplituden um den Faktor 5 bzw. 3 zu 1 moduliert werden. Ergebnisse: Weltweit der erste roboter-assistierte Eingriff am Menschen erfolgte durch unser Team 1997. Seitdem haben wir insgesamt 147 Eingriffe, darunter 39 Antirefluxoperationen mit dem Roboter durchgeführt. Unsere Studie zeigt, daß verschiedene Eingriffe am Menschen, darunter auch Nissenfundoplikationen, ohne Roboter-assoziierte Morbidität bei akzeptablen Operationszeiten machbar sind. Schlußfolgerungen: In der jetzigen Ausstattung bietet sich der Roboter für feines Nähen im Abdomen oder in engen Räumen an. Die verbesserten ergonomischen Bedingungen sowie die bessere Beweglichkeit der Instrumente sind für den Allgemeinchirurgen von Nutzen. Weitere Anstrengungen zur Verbesserung von Instrumentenkonfiguration und Visualisierung sind notwendig. Das Arbeiten mit dem Roboter verlangt spezielle operative Strategien und angepaßte Trokarplazierungen.European Surgery 09/2002; 34(3):161 - 165. DOI:10.1046/j.1563-2563.2002.02040.x · 0.26 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The introduction of laparoscopic adjustable silicone gastric banding (LASGB) has recently revolutionized gastric restrictive procedures in the treatment of morbid obesity. We analysed the short and long term results of this minimally invasive bariatric procedure. A total of 652 patients with a body mass of (median) 45 kg/m(2) were treated. There were only minor preoperative incidents. One patient died more than one month after the procedure. Early postoperative complications included 2 gastric perforations caused by a nasogastric tube and one early slipping of the band. Late complications occurred in 7% of the patients: 25 patients suffered a pouch dilation, 2 patients had gastric erosion by the band; 18 patients had port complications requiring reoperation. Loss of excess weight was 62% at 2 years. Laparoscopic adjustable gastric banding is a safe and effective treatment for morbid obesity. The most frequent complication is pouch dilation. Further study is warranted for the evaluation of long term results.Seminars in Laparoscopic Surgery 07/2002; 9(2):105-14. DOI:10.1053/slas.2002.126331
Article: Impact of 2D and 3D vision on performance of novice subjects using da Vinci robotic system.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: The aim of this study was to evaluate the impact of 3D and 2D vision on performance of novice subjects using da Vinci robotic system. 224 nurses without any surgical experience were divided into two groups and executed a motor task with the robotic system in 2D for one group and with the robotic system in 3D for the other group. Time to perform the task was recorded. Our data showed significant better time performance in 3D view (24.67 +/- 11.2) than in 2D view (40.26 +/- 17.49, P < 0.001). Our findings emphasized the advantage of 3D vision over 2D view in performing surgical task, encouraging the development of efficient and less expensive 3D systems in order to improve the accuracy of surgical gesture, the resident training and the operating time.Acta chirurgica Belgica 106(6):662-4. · 0.44 Impact Factor
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A.J. Burnett loosened up for his opening day start with three innings Wednesday in the Pittsburgh Pirates' 7-4 loss to the Minnesota Twins. Burnett allowed two runs and four hits and struck out two. He'll next pitch on Monday when the Pirates host the Chicago Cubs. Vance Worley went five innings for the Twins, giving up two runs and seven hits while striking out five. Pedro Alvarez had four hits and three RBIs, including a towering solo home run off Worley. Alvarez also made a throwing error from third base in the eighth that led to two unearned runs. Danny Ortiz hit a two-run homer and Doug Bernier had three hits for the Twins.
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South Carolina's record-setting receiver Alshon Jeffery is giving up his senior season for the NFL. Jeffery said Thursday he will enter the NFL draft this spring. He set the school record with 3,042 yards receiving over three seasons. He had 49 catches for 762 yards and eight touchdowns this season, capping the year as the Capital One Bowl MVP in the Gamecocks' 30-13 win over Nebraska. Jeffery had four catches for 148 yards against the Cornhuskers, including a 51-yard Hail Mary touchdown grab right before halftime. Jeffery was ejected from the game in the second half for fighting. His best year came in 2010 when he set single-season marks at South Carolina with 88 catches and 1,517 yards.
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Holy cow, I wrote a book!
There is a small improvement that can be made to
to the program we wrote last time.
It involves taking advantage of the last parameter to
the IContextMenu::QueryContextMenu method:
This flag is set when the user is activating the default action,
typically by double-clicking.
This flag provides a hint for the shortcut menu extension
to add nothing if it does not modify the default item in the menu.
A shortcut menu extension or drag-and-drop handler
should not add any menu items if this value is specified.
A namespace extension should add only the default item (if any).
This flag is set when the user is activating the default action,
typically by double-clicking.
This flag provides a hint for the shortcut menu extension
to add nothing if it does not modify the default item in the menu.
A shortcut menu extension or drag-and-drop handler
should not add any menu items if this value is specified.
A namespace extension should add only the default item (if any).
As the text from MSDN indicates, this flag is a hint to the
IContextMenu implementation
that it should worry only about the default command.
void OnContextMenu(HWND hwnd, HWND hwndContext, UINT xPos, UINT yPos)
IContextMenu *pcm;
if (SUCCEEDED(GetUIObjectOfFile(hwnd, L"C:\\Windows\\clock.avi",
IID_IContextMenu, (void**)&pcm))) {
HMENU hmenu = CreatePopupMenu();
if (hmenu) {
if (SUCCEEDED(pcm->QueryContextMenu(hmenu, 0,
UINT id = GetMenuDefaultItem(hmenu, FALSE, 0);
if (id != (UINT)-1) {
CMINVOKECOMMANDINFO info = { 0 };
info.cbSize = sizeof(info);
info.hwnd = hwnd;
info.lpVerb = MAKEINTRESOURCEA(id - SCRATCH_QCM_FIRST);
With this change on my machine, the time taken by the call to
IContextMenu::QueryContextMenu dropped from 100ms to 50ms.
Your mileage may vary.
It depends on how many context menu extensions you have and
how well they respect the CMF_DEFAULTONLY flag.
(And this exercise highlights how important it is that people
who implement the IContextMenu
interface pay attention to the flags.
If your context menu handler doesn't respect the CMF_DEFAULTONLY
flag, then you're part of the problem.)
When we last left our hero,
we were wondering how to invoke the default verb programmatically.
Now that we've learned a lot about how IContextMenu is used
in the interactive case, we can use that information to guide
us in its use in the noninteractive case.
The key here is using the HMENU to
identify the default menu item
and just invoke it directly.
Go back to the program from part 1 where we left it and
make these changes:
void OnContextMenu(HWND hwnd, HWND hwndContext, UINT xPos, UINT yPos)
IContextMenu *pcm;
if (SUCCEEDED(GetUIObjectOfFile(hwnd, L"C:\\Windows\\clock.avi",
IID_IContextMenu, (void**)&pcm))) {
HMENU hmenu = CreatePopupMenu();
if (hmenu) {
if (SUCCEEDED(pcm->QueryContextMenu(hmenu, 0,
UINT id = GetMenuDefaultItem(hmenu, FALSE, 0);
if (id != (UINT)-1) {
CMINVOKECOMMANDINFO info = { 0 };
info.cbSize = sizeof(info);
info.hwnd = hwnd;
info.lpVerb = MAKEINTRESOURCEA(id - SCRATCH_QCM_FIRST);
We added the call to
GetMenuDefaultItem to obtain the default menu item
and then set the verb in the form of a menu identifier offset.
(I.e., we subtract the starting point we passed to
This code works but could be better.
Next time, we'll make a minuscule tweak that improves the performance.
Part of the terms of the
Continental Airlines OnePass Account Privacy rules seem unusually onerous.
You are authorized to access OnePass account information solely
to obtain information regarding your OnePass account and
for no other purpose.
You may not delegate or grant any power of attorney or
other authorization regarding any such access.
Any other use of OnePass account information is strictly prohibited.
You may reproduce information regarding your own account for personal use and,
in consideration of this authorization,
you agree that
any copy of such information shall retain
all copyright and other proprietary notices contained therein.
Redistribution in any way requires the express written consent
of Continental Airlines.
Under these terms, I cannot tell you that I have 6058 OnePass miles
in my account. Because that is a use of OnePass account information that
is not explicitly granted above.
In fact, if I were to order a ticket from Continental via their
online purchasing system, I would not be allowed
to enter my OnePass account number,
since disclosing my account number is not an explicitly authorized
(I am permitted only to access my account information, not to disclose it.)
Furthermore, the second highlighted phrase says that even
when I jot down my mileage on a scrap of paper,
I have to write down next to it, "Copyright (c) 2004 Continental
Airlines, Inc. All rights reserved."
Similarly, if I tell my brother how many miles I have, I can't
just say, hypothetically,
"I have 6058 miles."
I have to say,
"I have 6058 miles, Copyright 2004 Continental Airlines, Inc.
All rights reserved."
And you wonder why people say this country has too many lawyers.
On many context menus you will see an item in boldface.
For example, if you right-click a text file, you will most
likely see "Open" in boldface at the top of the mean.
What does the boldface mean?
The boldface menu item is the default command for that menu.
It represents the action that would have occurred if you
had double-clicked the item instead of viewing its context menu.
In the above example, the fact that "Open" is in boldface means
that if you had double-clicked the text file instead of right-clicked
it, you would have opened the document.
Programmatically, the default menu item is set via
the SetMenuDefaultItem function
and can be retrieved with the corresponding
GetMenuDefaultItem function
If you put a default menu item in a submenu,
then Windows will invoke the default item in the submenu when you
double-clicking the submenu's parent.
But if you put a default menu item in a top-level menu (i.e., not
on a submenu), then it is
your responsibility to invoke the default menu item when the user
double-clicks the object that led to the menu.
(This last bit should be obvious: It is the code for the object
being clicked on which decides what to do on a double-click.)
We'll see more about default menu commands
next time.
One of the subtleties of context menus is showing help in the
status bar. Now, the program we've been developing doesn't
have a status bar, so we'll fake it by putting the help text
in the title bar.
The key method for this task is
IContextMenu::GetCommandString, which
allows communication with a context menu handler about the
verbs in the menu.
We'll have to stash yet another interface in our "instance variables
disguised as globals".
IContextMenu *g_pcm;
(Remember, in a "real program", these would be per-window instance
variables, not globals.)
We also need to update that variable during menu tracking.
g_pcm = pcm;
int iCmd = TrackPopupMenuEx(hmenu, TPM_RETURNCMD, pt.x, pt.y, hwnd, NULL);
g_pcm = NULL;
With that out of the way, we can now provide feedback as the
user browses the popup menu.
[Introduction of g_pcm variable added 29 September.]
// This code is buggy - see below.
void OnMenuSelect(HWND hwnd, HMENU hmenu,
int item, HMENU hmenuPopup, UINT flags)
if (g_pcm && item >= SCRATCH_QCM_FIRST &&
item <= SCRATCH_QCM_LAST) {
TCHAR szBuf[MAX_PATH];
if (FAILED(g_pcm->GetCommandString(item - SCRATCH_QCM_FIRST,
(LPSTR)szBuf, MAX_PATH))) {
lstrcpyn(szBuf, TEXT("No help available."), MAX_PATH);
SetWindowText(hwnd, szBuf);
This function checks whether the menu selection is in
the range of items that we allowed the context menu to own.
If so, we ask for the help string (or use fallback text if
the context menu handler didn't provide a help string) and
display it as our window title.
Finally, we insert this function into our window procedure.
We want to update the menu selection status even if the
context menu handlers do something with it, so we need to
call OnMenuSelect before dispatching to the context menu handlers.
WndProc(HWND hwnd, UINT uiMsg, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)
if (uiMsg == WM_MENUSELECT) {
HANDLE_WM_MENUSELECT(hwnd, wParam, lParam, OnMenuSelect);
if (g_pcm3) {
Wait a second, there was a comment up there that said that
the OnMenuSelect function is buggy. Where's the bug?
Well, technically there is no bug, but if you run this program as-is
(and I suggest that you do),
you'll find that what you get is rather erratic.
That's because there are a lot of buggy context menu handlers
out there.
Some context menu handlers don't support Unicode; others don't
support Ansi. What's really fun is that instead of returning
E_NOTIMPL, they return S_OK but don't actually do anything.
Other context menus have buffer overflow problems and write
to the buffer beyond the actual size you specified.
Welcome to the world of application compatibility.
Let's write a helper function that tries to hide all of these
HRESULT IContextMenu_GetCommandString(
IContextMenu *pcm, UINT_PTR idCmd, UINT uFlags,
UINT *pwReserved, LPWSTR pszName, UINT cchMax)
// Callers are expected to be using Unicode.
if (!(uFlags & GCS_UNICODE)) return E_INVALIDARG;
// Some context menu handlers have off-by-one bugs and will
// overflow the output buffer. Let's artificially reduce the
// buffer size so a one-character overflow won't corrupt memory.
if (cchMax <= 1) return E_FAIL;
// First try the Unicode message. Preset the output buffer
// with a known value because some handlers return S_OK without
// doing anything.
pszName[0] = L'\0';
HRESULT hr = pcm->GetCommandString(idCmd, uFlags, pwReserved,
(LPSTR)pszName, cchMax);
if (SUCCEEDED(hr) && pszName[0] == L'\0') {
// Rats, a buggy IContextMenu handler that returned success
// even though it failed.
hr = E_NOTIMPL;
if (FAILED(hr)) {
// try again with ANSI - pad the buffer with one extra character
// to compensate for context menu handlers that overflow by
// one character.
LPSTR pszAnsi = (LPSTR)LocalAlloc(LMEM_FIXED,
(cchMax + 1) * sizeof(CHAR));
if (pszAnsi) {
pszAnsi[0] = '\0';
hr = pcm->GetCommandString(idCmd, uFlags & ~GCS_UNICODE,
pwReserved, pszAnsi, cchMax);
if (SUCCEEDED(hr) && pszAnsi[0] == '\0') {
// Rats, a buggy IContextMenu handler that returned success
// even though it failed.
hr = E_NOTIMPL;
if (SUCCEEDED(hr)) {
if (MultiByteToWideChar(CP_ACP, 0, pszAnsi, -1,
pszName, cchMax) == 0) {
hr = E_FAIL;
} else {
hr = E_OUTOFMEMORY;
return hr;
The shell has lots of strange functions like this.
[pszAnsi comparison fixed, 29 September.]
With this helper function, we can fix our help text function.
void OnMenuSelect(HWND hwnd, HMENU hmenu,
int item, HMENU hmenuPopup, UINT flags)
if (g_pcm && item >= SCRATCH_QCM_FIRST &&
item <= SCRATCH_QCM_LAST) {
WCHAR szBuf[MAX_PATH];
if (FAILED(IContextMenu_GetCommandString(g_pcm,
item - SCRATCH_QCM_FIRST,
szBuf, MAX_PATH))) {
lstrcpynW(szBuf, L"No help available.", MAX_PATH);
SetWindowTextW(hwnd, szBuf);
This new version displays help texts for all the context menu
handlers that support it, in spite of the attempts of many
of those context menu handlers to get it wrong or even
create a buffer overflow security vulnerability.
Okay, that was quite a long digression from
part 1 of this series.
Let's return to the subject of invoking the default verb
next time.
One bug that was called out immediately in
our first attempt at displaying the context menu to the user
is that the Open With and Send To submenus don't work.
The reason for this is that these submenus are delay-generated
(which explains why they don't contain anything interesting when
you expand them) and owner-drawn (which you can't notice yet
because of the first problem, but trust me, they are).
This is where the
IContextMenu2::HandleMenuMsg and
IContextMenu3::HandleMenuMsg2 methods
are used.
Historical note:
is on its own interface rather than being merged with
the base interface
because it was added late in Windows 95 development,
so it was considered safer to add a derived interface than
to make everybody who had been writing Windows 95 shell
extensions go back and rewrite their code.
was added in Internet Explorer 4 (I think)
when it became clear that the ability for a context menu extension
to override the default message return value was necessary
in order to support keyboard accessibility in owner-drawn context menus.
In a "real program", these two variables would be class members
associated with the window, but this is just a sample program,
so they are globals.
When you write your own programs, don't use global variables
here because they will result in mass mayhem once you get
a second window, since both of them will try to talk to the interface
even though only the window displaying the context menu should be
doing so.
IContextMenu2 *g_pcm2;
IContextMenu3 *g_pcm3;
These two new variables track the IContextMenu2 and IContextMenu3
interfaces of the active tracked popup menu. We need to initialize
and uninitalize them around our call to TrackPopupMenuEx:
pcm->QueryInterface(IID_IContextMenu2, (void**)&g_pcm2);
pcm->QueryInterface(IID_IContextMenu3, (void**)&g_pcm3);
int iCmd = TrackPopupMenuEx(hmenu, TPM_RETURNCMD, pt.x, pt.y, hwnd, NULL);
if (g_pcm2) {
g_pcm2 = NULL;
if (g_pcm3) {
g_pcm3 = NULL;
And finally we need to invoke the HandleMenuMessage/HandleMenuMessage
methods in the window procedure:
WndProc(HWND hwnd, UINT uiMsg, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)
if (g_pcm3) {
LRESULT lres;
if (SUCCEEDED(g_pcm3->HandleMenuMsg2(uiMsg, wParam, lParam, &lres))) {
return lres;
} else if (g_pcm2) {
if (SUCCEEDED(g_pcm2->HandleMenuMsg(uiMsg, wParam, lParam))) {
return 0;
switch (uiMsg) {
In the window procedure, we ask the context menu whether it
wishes to handle the menu message. If so, then we stop and
return the desired value (if HandleMenuMsg2) or just zero
(if HandleMenuMsg).
With these changes, run the scratch program again and observe
that the Open With and Send To submenus now operate as expected.
Next time: Getting menu help text.
Some people from my knitting group have been among those assisting in the preparation of today's episode of the knitting show Knitty Gritty on The Do It Yourself Network.
Stop reading if you don't want the television illusion shattered, or at least cracked a bit.
Each volunteer was assigned a section of a sweater to knit. The show's host will take those pieces and do some short demonstration with it, perhaps sewing pieces together or illustrating one of the trickier parts.
After each volunteer made their assigned part, they also had to start working on the same sweater again, but not to finish it. They will be in the background knitting while the host does the feature demonstration.
What's more, each volunteer has already been told what problem they will be having with the sweater, so that the host can help extricate them from whatever mess they got themselves into. Nevermind that they already made the sweater that the host was using in the demonstration just a few minutes ago. Clearly, they know what they're doing; they did all the knitting!
If you thought the hosts of these shows actually did the cooking/sewing/knitting/whatever, well now you know better.
Another of the bugs you may have noticed in
our first attempt at displaying the context menu to the user
is that the Delete command doesn't alter its behavior depending
on whether you hold the shift key. Recall that
holding the shift key changes the behavior of the Delete command,
causing it to delete a file immediately instead of moving it
to the Recycle Bin.
But in our sample program, it always offers to move the file
to the Recycle Bin, even if you have the shift key down.
(You can see the difference in the wording of the dialog
and in the icon. If the operation is to move the item into the
Recycle Bin, you get a Recycle Bin icon and the text asks you
to confirm sending the item to the Recycle Bin. If the operation
will delete the item permanently, then you get an icon that shows
a file and a folder fading away and the text asks you to confirm
deleting the item.)
To convey this information to the context menu, you need to
pass the key states in
the CMINVOKECOMMANDINFOEX structure.
CMINVOKECOMMANDINFOEX info = { 0 };
info.cbSize = sizeof(info);
info.fMask = CMIC_MASK_UNICODE | CMIC_MASK_PTINVOKE;
if (GetKeyState(VK_CONTROL) < 0) {
info.fMask |= CMIC_MASK_CONTROL_DOWN;
if (GetKeyState(VK_SHIFT) < 0) {
info.fMask |= CMIC_MASK_SHIFT_DOWN;
Make this change and observe that the dialogs you get from
the Delete option now respect your shift key state.
Warning: Before playing with this, make sure that
you have enabled delete confirmation warnings or you will end up
deleting your clock.avi file for real!
If you want to play around with the Delete option, you may want
to tweak the program so it operates on a file you don't mind losing.
Exercise: There's another place where key
context influences the context menu, namely the convention that
holding the shift key while right-clicking enables
"extended verbs". These are verbs that are lesser-used and
therefore do not appear on the conventional context menu to
avoid creating clutter. For homework, incorporate the
extended verb convention into the sample program.
[Sorry today's entries are late. Had problems connecting to the
blog server.]
Everyone has read the story about penguins
falling over backwards while observing low-flying aircraft.
The Annals of Improbable Research reports
Dr. Richard Stone has been
researching the ecological effects of helicopter overflights on King penguins
and his preliminary results show that
King penguins do not, in fact, fall over backwards (or forwards or even sideways)
when you fly over them.
On the other hand, low-flying aircraft do create distress among the
penguins; Dr. Stone recommends a minimum overflight altitude of 1000 feet.
[Typo fixed, 24 September.]
One of the bugs you may have noticed in
our first attempt at displaying the context menu to the user
is that the Properties dialog doesn't show up at the point you
clicked. The Properties dialog isn't psychic; it doesn't know
where the original mouse click occurred. You have to tell it.
CMINVOKECOMMANDINFOEX info = { 0 };
info.cbSize = sizeof(info);
info.fMask = CMIC_MASK_UNICODE | CMIC_MASK_PTINVOKE;
info.hwnd = hwnd;
info.lpVerb = MAKEINTRESOURCEA(iCmd - SCRATCH_QCM_FIRST);
info.lpVerbW = MAKEINTRESOURCEW(iCmd - SCRATCH_QCM_FIRST);
info.nShow = SW_SHOWNORMAL;
info.ptInvoke = pt;
You tell it by setting the
CMIC_MASK_PTINVOKE flag in the fMask and specifying the
invocation point in the ptInvoke member of
the CMINVOKECOMMANDINFOEX structure.
Make this change and observe that now the Properties dialog
appears at the point you clicked the mouse rather than in a
random location on the screen.
Next time,
we'll clean up another minor problem with our sample program.


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A new poll released today reveals that—shocker!—the Bible remains Americans' favorite book. It's always a bit presumptuous to outline any kind of cultural DNA from a list, though foreign favorite lists can be useful as a measure of just how little literature makes it overseas. (How many Americans have read the most-beloved novel in Australia, Tim Winton's Cloudstreet*?) But there are some interesting additions and some even more interesting omissions from this year's list. Among those that have dropped off since the poll was last conducted in 2008: Stephen King's The Stand, Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons; and, perhaps most significantly of all, Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged.
Maybe it's the shitty movie adaptations. Maybe it's the terrible politicians who keep promoting it. Maybe it's just too old-fashioned for modern readers. But Atlas Shrugged losing its toehold on lists of influential books is great news for the future of America.
* Incidentally, I've read Cloudstreet and it's very good. Tim Winton is a terrific author who is seriously under-appreciated in America.


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Public notice is hereby given that on June 18, 2015 a certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of Champaign County, Illinois, setting forth the names and post office addresses of all the persons owning, conducting, and transacting the business known as Revelling Photography located at 1413 Cambridge Dr, Champaign IL 61821
Gordy Hulten,
County Clerk
1279367 6/22,29, 7/6
Owner: Cheryl Johnson
Directions: From Route 1 take Lyons Road West to Urbana Road Turn South Follow Signs
LAWN MOWERS/TOOLS: 8 HP 5 Speed Snapper 28" Hi-Vac Disc Drive; New never used 4HP Lawn boy Push Mower; Kohler Courage XT6 Push mower; Seeder; Electric Hedge Trimmers; Ext Cords; True Temper Wheel Barrow; Step Ladders; Racks; Shovels; Seeders; Lawn Spreader; Grass Bagger; Toro 3521 Snow Blower; Planters Wagon; Small Troy Built Tiller; Elec. Weed Eaters; work Bench; Weber Grill; Small Cabinets; Assorted Hand Tools; Hose Reel; Lumber; Elec. Power Tools; FURNITURE: 2 Banquet Tables; Singer Sewing Machine; Floor Fans; Organizers; Love Seat; Sofa; Lamps; End Tables; Spinning Wheel Lamp; Assorted Pictures; Assorted Liens; Table/4 chairs; Glider Rocker; Matching Rocking Love Seat and Sofa; Corner Shelf; Curio Cabinets; English Grandfather Clock; Entertainment Center; TV Table; TV; Round End Table; 3 D Pictures; Area Rug; Amana Microwave; Full Size Beds; RCA TV; Kenmore Sewing Machine;
COLLECTIBLES: Assorted Pieces of FENTON; Assorted Pieces of Slag Glass; Elephant Collection; Pop Bell Stove Lamp; Assorted Jewelry ( necklaces, pins, earrings); Assorted Bowling Trophies; Dishes; Pots & Pans; Hurricane Lamp; Old Agul Attersware; Old Brockway Glass; Wall Shelves; Utensils; Large Ginger Jar; Small Ginger Jar; GPX Stereo/Speakers; Cherub Vases; Assorted Chickens; TERMS: Cash, Check (proper ID); Credits Cards (with 5% Buyers Prem.); Not responsible for accidents, lost or stolen items.
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Spring marks resurgence in the local real estate market, as more homes are available for sale during spring and early summer than at any other time of year. But many homebuyers face challenges when securing a mortgage, according to the Kansas Credit Union Association. With more restrictive lending qualifications, a broad selection of loan products, fluctuating interest rates, and various lenders to shop and compare, consumers quickly learn it takes work to find the right mortgage. "Despite the belief that loans today are more difficult to obtain, there are institutions willing and able to lend to consumers," said Marla Marsh, President/CEO of the KCUA, the state organization representing 101 credit unions across Kansas. "Home buyers just need to know where to look and what questions to ask." KCUA suggests the following tips for consumers shopping for a real estate loan:Determine how much house you can afford. Set realistic goals by reviewing your budget and checking your credit report for accuracy. Those having less debt and stronger credit scores will qualify for higher loan amounts and lower interest rates. Also, factor in costs beyond your monthly mortgage payment -- taxes, insurance, utilities and maintenance expenses can add hundreds to your monthly budget. Shop and compare your options. Credit unions, banks, thrifts and mortgage brokers can be good sources for securing your mortgage -- check with several of them. Ask for information on the same loan amount, term and type to ensure a fair comparison.
Rates change frequently in today's environment, so check back with potential lenders often, contacting each of them the same day if possible.Educate yourself on pricing and fees, risks and benefits. Ask questions about rates and fees -- they will differ among lenders and can dramatically impact the final cost of your mortgage. Some loans offer more flexible terms but charge higher settlement fees or penalties for early pay-offs. A variety of different loan types exist, such as fixed-rate, adjustable-rate, and jumbos; and each comes with different risks and benefits. Understand the options available and which one best suits your needs.Last year, consumers turned to Kansas credit unions for $377 million in new first mortgage loans, and currently, these credit unions provide nearly $625 million of the state's outstanding home mortgages.


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