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In part one, I introduced some of the things that I believe convolute the Flex third party framework space – primarily the influence of MVC. The history around this pattern, particularly in the Java world, has allowed frameworks to gain mindshare that do little but help enforce the pattern. This post is about bringing the focus back to features that make life easier on developers by allowing them to build the things that users care about faster and/or easier. That's really what third party frameworks should aim to do.
So, moving forward by pretending that no one will disagree with that assertion, here is the overview of what would be in my perfect Flex application development framework:
- Separation of Concerns (SoC):
In Flex development, there is a need for something outside of the core framework to help developers adhere to a separation in the application code. In reality it is not the most difficult or interesting part of the problem, but would likely be a part of any complete third-party framework. I personally prefer the Swiz dependency injection approach for this. Also, there are likely a number of interesting things one could add on top of a dependency injection foundation, as we have seen with the SpringFramework in Java.
Looking at the Swiz implementation, one can also conclude that the underlying platform needs to grow so that this can be supported in a more native way and increase the possibility that greater leverage can be gained from introducing dependency injection to Flex applications.
- Client Side Data Management (think client side Hibernate):
RIA introduced (or re-introduced) the notion of client side data / state. In traditional page based applications, the developer never had to consider this possibility, as all state is kept and tracked on the server. With advanced RIA features, state is often changed on the client, but not immediately sent back to the server. This introduces a number of challenges in managing data state between the client and the server. Thus, there is a need for infrastructure to support data synchronization between the client and server.
Both LiveCycle Data Service (LCDS) and Clear Toolkit include features that help the developer with this to a certain extent, but they rely on the specific server implementations. In my perfect imaginary world, this would all be done client-side agnostic of what server is providing the data so that one could use it regardless of what technology is providing the data.
This may even be coming in the next version of Flash Builder:
"Of course, data-centric applications are about more than just binding operations to components. Flash Builder lets you enable client side data management for your services, allowing on-demand fetching of data for easy and efficient scrolling through large collections of data; change tracking, allowing users to undo actions, and automating the common CRUD (create, read, update, & delete) functions that usually need to be hand-coded. The results are applications that deliver users a richer experience than is possible with ordinary HTML front ends."
- Security:
In any enterprise application, there are security considerations at multiple levels. There are a number of methods and strategies for dealing with authentication, but not many Flex tools for addressing authorization. In the simplest form, one can break out authorization into the following categories: service/method level, data level, and filtering what each user can view on the screen. Securing services and data pretty much have to be handled on the server, but something is necessary to control what the user sees on the client.
There are not many libraries I know of for implementing this common requirement. My current preference is my Chimp component for doing this declaratively through Flex metadata. Many just deal with this manually in each component, others monkey patch to add filtering logic on UIComponent or within View States. Ideally, features for dealing with this challenge would make it into any complete third-party framework.
- Global Event Bus:
In Mate, basically every event is handled through the Mate event bus. Having a global event bus can invaluable in implementing a number of RIA features. Yet, handling every single event this way seems a bit odd to me. I think Flex events can be broken into four categories:
Component Events: These are events that are only omitted and handled inside the component. Think of a component that has children and they need to communicate between one another.
Local Events: These events are omitted by components that can be handled by within the context that the component is used.
Global & Data Change Events: Events that any arbitrary part of the system may want to be notified of when they happen, such as the user profile has changed.
So, in my mind, the bus is a necessary part of the perfect Flex framework, but shouldn't be used for handling all events in the system.
Those are my top requirements for the perfect third-party Flex framework. I am sure there are a number of others that it would make sense to add to the list.
In working through this post, I concluded that there is too much focus put into third-party frameworks with Flex. The items I outlined are missing gaps that need to be met with third-party frameworks, or hopefully by the underlying platform someday, but they are not the most challenging things one will encounter when building enterprise Flex applications.
The biggest challenge for Flex applications of any scale is the quality Flash Player virtual machine. The Flash Player has to get faster, better at dealing with memory consumption, and garbage collection. Flex is a good platform for building rich Internet applications, but like any emerging technology it will have to mature to continue to gain adoptions and keep the current developers.


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EXPLORE Batman
Take an exclusive look at Earth 2 #18 before it hits shelves for a major reveal about the new Batman!
Bruce and Damian go mano-a-mano in this preview of this week's DAMIAN: SON OF BATMAN #2.
Take an exclusive look at Batman: The Dark Knight #25 with art by Alex Maleev.
Take a look at some of the biggest and best (hopefully) comics of the week with the Best Shots review team!
While many of February's announcements were made ahead of time, these are the ten things that most stood out from DC Comics' solicitations.
Dean Trippe's Something Terrible: A Personal Story Of Overcoming Abuse Through Comic Book Superheroes
Dean Trippe tells us about his very personal online comic, and why he chose to tell this story publicly.
Ben Affleck's latest trickling of Batman reaction/news is here, and we have it inside.
The origin of Batman has been told several times. Here's why this one is special.
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The director and two of the biggest voices in the upcoming Batman: Arkham Origins video game sat down with us to talk about the challenges of creat...
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Basic Trope: Items of equipment have requirements that must be met in order to use them.
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- Straight: The Sword of Troperism requires the user to be at least level 42.
- Exaggerated: ...and also requires high Stamina, high Strength, high-ranked Weapon Focus: Sword, and a light-side alignment.
- Downplayed: Characters lower than level 42 can use the sword, but they take penalties when using it which may or may not outweigh the bonuses it provides.
- Justified:
- The Sword is an Empathic Weapon that refuses to be wielded by a wimp.
- The Sword is so big and heavy that only a mighty hero can even lift it.
- Equipment explicitly draws from its user's aura as a power source. Using a weapon that is too strong for you would result in a painful death as your weapon drains you dry.
- Inverted:
- Far from having strength requirements, the Sword actually strengthens the wielder, and may even be an Upgrade Artifact.
- The Sword can only be used by the lowest-level characters.
- Subverted: To obtain the sword, you need to do a quest, which requires level 42. However, you can also just buy it from another player, and you can wield it at any level.
- Double Subverted: You still need level 42 to use the sword's transformation power, which is the sword's one and only worthwhile aspect.
- Parodied: The item appears in an RPG Mechanics Verse, and the characters actually talk about needing to level up to use it.
- Zig Zagged: Some items have requirements, some don't, some only have them on certain days of the week, and you can never find out any of this.
- Averted: The Sword has no requirements for use.
- Enforced: The dev team wanted to make sure that a player couldn't somehow acquire the Sword at level 6 for an instant Disc One Nuke.
- Lampshaded: "So with 291 strength I can't even lift it, but if I had 300 strength I could wield it like a master? What's with this thing?!"
- Invoked: Emperor Evulz forged the Sword and designed it to require an impossibly high-level wielder, knowing that the Hero will one day discover it but find it useless against him.
- Exploited:
- Evulz makes this unusable sword to be his contractually-required Achilles' Heel, effectively making himself invincible.
- Evulz, when required to supply the hero with a weapon for a duel, hands the level 10 hero a sword that requires level 42 to equip. He's a cheating jackhole like that.
- Defied: The Sword is made specifically to be usable by weak characters.
- Discussed: "Oh great, now my character has a sword that he's two levels too weak to use."
- Conversed: "Oh great, now I have a sword that I'm two levels too weak to use."
- Deconstructed: There is nobody mighty enough to wield the Sword of Troperism, and eventually it goes to rust.
- Reconstructed: The Chosen One who can wield it takes it to the Ultimate Blacksmith and gets it repaired.
- Plotted A Good Waste: "Becoming powerful enough to use the Sword" forms an entire plotline or story arc.
- Played For Laughs: The character finds out that after all that questing, he can't actually use the Sword he got from all this and has a comical Heroic BSOD.
- Played For Drama: Something horrible happens to a low-level character because he wasn't strong enough to wield the Sword when he needed to.
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A couples 8 month old baby ended up costing his family over $600 in car rental costs, with one swipe of a button.
A couples 8 month old baby ended up costing his family over $600 in car rental costs, with one swipe of a button.
Every child reacts differently to the news of becoming a big brother or sister, but little Kathryn's this reaction will keep this family reeling with laughter for quit a while.
And so begins a sibling rivalry.
This has got to be one of the cutest things I have seen in a really long time, these two brothers are ecstatic to see the new trick that baby sister can do!
If you had a baby yesterday (Monday, October 20) and you live in the United States, your little one is eligible for some free money, thanks to an investment company.
For some kids they take it pretty hard when they find out that they are going to have a new baby brother or sister, but this little boy really hits it home.
This kid may become a couch potato, but he may not be fixated on the TV.
After stealing one of this baby's toys, this dog does the best thing ever.
The Internet has a wealth of valuable knowledge, but is also home to a lot of strange things. Take, for example, a website with a sole purpose of guessing what song you were conceived to. It's kind of a gross thought, right?
Jessica Hickey had lost her mom more than twenty years ago, and ever since she got married her dad has been bugging her about when they are going to have kids?
What is it about babies that make us go, "Awwwww?" That's a question we may now be able to answer.
Poor Justin Bieber, his bad behavior is really starting to get the best of him, throwing tantrums left and right and sicking his body guards on photographers.


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Material flow through the following operations: formulation, filling lines; transport either by robotic cart or conveyor; loading the lyos; lyophilization process (freeze drying); unloading the lyos; and capping lines. For the cart option, loading and unloading are done shelf-by-shelf; therefore, accumulation tables are also needed to buffer the filling and capping lines. The conveyor option is a more continuous process and does not require the buffers for shelves.
Cleaning and other changeover requirements between batches of material included a variety of processes including: manual cleans, clean-in-place (CIP) systems, steam-in-place (SIP) systems, vapor phase hydrogen peroxide (VHP) decontamination, glove integrity tests, and physical equipment changeovers between products and sizes. These applied to both the fixed equipment and portable vessels used in the process.
Staffing with appropriately skilled personnel was required for cleaning and processing operations. The shift schedules for the various crews and skills in the parameters had to be evaluated.
Activities and issues considered to be unconstrained and therefore out of scope included: availability of incoming materials and sampling; cold storage room, inspection, and packaging of completed materials; tray storage after lyophilization; and availability of portable vessels and rapid transfer port (RTP) canisters.
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Christmas around the world isn't always what you might expect. Just like well-known brands that take on a new flavor when localized for foreign countries, your experience with Santa Claus and holiday treats may vary, depending on where you're traveling.
For example, how is an American fast food chain part of a Japanese holiday tradition? Why does Iceland have 13 versions of Santa Claus? And does Germany really hunt for the "Christmas pickle" in the tree each year?
Pack your sled, and let's take a tour of some strange facts and fictions about Christmas around the world.
December brings with it visions of snow, so what better time to head to Russia and its vibrant capital Moscow? Whether you've got a long layover or better, if you're spending a few days in this sprawling city, there's more to see than just the Red Square and the Kremlin.
From taxis to how to enjoy a Russian banya, the best museums to street food, we have what to do in Moscow covered. Our first word of advice: watch out for the high curbs. They're tall because of the snow, so when you step, it's a long way down.
Read on for our tips on how to make the most of your Moscow visit.
Through the multilingual magic of our Go Global Holiday Card Creator, you (yes, you!) get to send free e-cards with holiday greetings to friends, family and business associates around the world, in any one of thirteen languages. From a client in Chengdu to an aunt in Aix-en-Provence, put a smile on someone's face with holiday wishes in their own language.
From Thanksgiving pies to Christmas cookies, the holiday season in the States is a sugary six weeks of baking and celebrating. Every culture has a sweet tooth, so as Americans pull out their rolling pins and pat out the pastry dough for pumpkin pie this week, we thought it would be fun to take a tour of celebratory desserts and sweets around the world. Whether for religious holidays, national celebrations, or special occasions, sugar plays a prominent role in the international recipe book. Forget about your diet and don't tell your dentist — it's time to celebrate the sweeter side of life!
The French and English may have been the first wave of immigrants to arrive on Canada's shores but they certainly weren't the last. Throughout its history, immigrants have come from the four corners of the world to live in North America's vast north, weaving a rich cultural and linguistic tapestry that cannot be described as merely bilingual. When you think about your customers north of the 49th parallel, you may want to consider that other languages in addition to the official ones, English and French.
Dictionaries are an important part of any translation process, particularly if the language is no longer spoken. Take ancient Egypt. While we might think of hieroglyphs as the language of ancient Egyptians, the language that everyday people wrote and spoke was quite different. Known as Demotic (from the Greek meaning "the tongue of the demos," or the common people), this language was one of the three scripts on the famous Rosetta Stone (shown above, along with Greek and hieroglyphs) that enabled scholars to translate the meanings of the hieroglyphs and unlock an entire period of history.
Scholars at the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago have completed an almost 40-year project of a Demotic dictionary, expected to further unlock the many unpublished manuscripts from this period in history. Read on to find out more about Demotic, the dictionary making process, and why this language is relevant today.
Have a layover in Istanbul as you jet from Europe to Asia? Or looking to spend some time after a business meeting with your Turkish partners? While a visit to Topkapı Palace demands at least half a day and the Grand Bazaar can be overwhelming, there are plenty of ways to get a taste of this eclectic and unique city without following the traditional tourist paths. Read on for our tips for enjoying Istanbul to the fullest.
Beauty is in the eye of beholder, which is why global cosmetics companies take care to adapt their products for a local gaze. Whether it's a tweak to an existing product or a shift in marketing strategy to accommodate different beauty priorities, product localization in the beauty industry is nothing new. Now some major players are upping the ante in the beauty localization game for China's ever-expanding market.
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Great spot to go to, y'all should defiantly try the 512 Pecan Porter It was excellent.
Beautiful place with a great selection of beers that mostly range between $5-$7. I love it!
Plenty of beer on tap... Lots of local choices.. Chill atmosphere and they serve a variety of sandwiches...
Great beers !!!! Awesome Belgian beers but they should replace their dart boards, it was not possible to play.
Chill spot. Outside back patio had several wooden benches for seating, plenty of room inside to sit with a group. Wide variety of beer on tap
Reasonable selection of beer and nice decor and patio.
Fantastic beer selection, and the bartenders are pretty cool. Sit out back if the weather permits.
Root beer!
#protip: Leffe is only $5 😲
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Great beer selection
Beer heaven
Tons of beers on tap and the bartenders are always happy to help you find one you'll like.
Little gem. Bartenders actually give good beer recs based on your preferred tastes.
Too many beers on tap. It's a good problem to have.
150 beers... Biggest selection of beer in Austin...
With well over 100 beers on tap, Ginger Man can be overwhelming. Ask the knowledgable staff or when in doubt, pick an Austin brew.
The ambiance
Very relaxed bar with a nice beer selection! It's a nice change from the 6th st craziness.
Check out the kitchen
Try the pretzels!
Pint night on Mondays. But the featured pint...keep the glass!
If you like great beer and an environment void of music, white noise or distraction, this silent refuge in the heart of Austin is for you!
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512 Wit is awesome
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We hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas Day and even got a few new toys to play around with. Lee and I are currently both back home with our families as many of you are yourself. So instead of going all out with a really in-depth video I figured I'd share something a little less serious that you may find amusing. The new season of Jersey Shore is coming out in Jan and MTv just released a new BTS video to promote it. My question to you is "If you had to photograph the entire cast of Jersey Shore, what would you do?"
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Tied everyone of this SH*T "show" and drawn them into the Hudson River, so they can die seeing the most beautiful view of the world ... NYC.
I'm not THAT bad, am I?
Hard to tell but the first thing that came to my mind was - church quire or maybe assisting elderly... type of scene. Definitely something with Sarah Palin.
Not sure I'd be interested in photographing that crew, but I sure wouldn't mind shooting them all.
i would put them in front of a firing squad and shoot them haha get it...shoot them. ZINGGG
This video just ruined Christmas. Don't worry guys. The next FS Original is coming out Sunday at midnight, and it's a good one.
OK so the video is only available to those in the USA, copyright and all that jazz. Luckily there's ways around such things ;)
I would, but I would charge them enough to buy a month's supply of Comet, so I can scrub the douche off of me. And then I'd tack on punitive damages for pain and suffering.
I'm so glad I don't have a TV at home... Please fstoppers don't do this again! My eyes and ears still bleed...
I live to close to this. Merry Christmas dudes. The cold has followed me to Texas.....
Wow I learned alot about how to light overly tanned semi attractive people...lol Merry X-mas... And if you got a bunch of new gear for X-mas go suprise a local high school photo student with that old body and kit lens. Its not about what you get its what you give back!
@ Patrick: I watch the show too. It's like watching a highly enjoyable trainwreck. Once you think the train is down for the count it just keeps moving a long albeit at a slower pace. It makes you anticipate the speed of the next collision.
If I had to shoot them in a given situation I would do the opposite of what they are used to. Have them dress up and suites and getting laid, because you know that isn't happening. At least...not by humans....
I would love to photograph them doing real jobs - possibly things they would have to do if it wasn't for this travesty of a TV show. No make up, no hair, no wardrobe. Perhaps working on the back of a garbage truck, being a cashier at a grocery store, or maybe even handing out food at a soup kitchen. If only for a second, it would be nice if these kids got a dose of actual 'reality'.
it's much more enjoyable if you mute the audio.
Have you guys seen south park episode 1409 "It's a jersey thing"?
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This week's new releases
Each title listed below will go on sale beginning Tuesday, July 24 unless otherwise indicated. Click on any LISTEN link to listen to a free, streaming version of the entire album (typically, available only during the week of release); streaming links go to AOL Music unless otherwise indicated. The week's most noteworthy releases are starred.
- 8Ball Life's Quest LISTEN
- The Antlers Undersea EP
- Todd Barry Super Crazy
- Comedy album
- Tyler Bates Killer Joe OST
- Blood Red Shoes In Time to Voices LISTEN
- Bonnie "Prince" Billy Now Here's My Plan EP
- The Books A Dot in Time 7xLP + DVD + BOOK + USB INFO
- Massive limited edition box set compiles everything recorded by the now-defunct band The Books, including remastered versions of all four studio albums, the previously unreleased double-album rarities collection Music For A French Elevator and Other Oddities, a DVD video collection, and more
- Cooly G Playin Me
- Eric Copeland Limbo LISTEN (Spin)
- Solo album for Black Dice member
- Eternal Summers Correct Behavior
- Family Band Grace & Lies
- Fang Island Major LISTEN
- Foals Tapes
- Mixtape
- Foxygen Take the Kids Off Broadway
- Peter Gabriel Secret World: Live DVD/Blu-ray
- Remastered/restored version of 1993 concert film; first time on Blu-ray
- The Gaslight Anthem
Handwritten LISTEN (3voor12)
- After three increasingly successful indie releases, including 2010's American Slang 80, The Gaslight Anthem make the jump to the big leagues this summer with their major-label debut Handwritten. The New Jersey rockers—yes, they've been endorsed by Bruce Springsteen, who has joined them on stage in the past—recorded the new album in Nashville with producer Brendan O'Brien (who is also no stranger to The Boss), and his input makes this their slickest outing yet, though longtime fans should have nothing to fear from the added polish.
- Golden Retriever Occupied With the Unspoken
- Guardian Alien See the World Given to a One Love Entity
- GZA Liquid Swords: The Chess Box 2xCD
- Deluxe reissue of 1995 album includes a second disc featuring an instrumental version of the album, as well as a book, mini chess set, and more
- Heavenly Beat Talent
- Shawn Lee Synthesizers in Space LISTEN
- Jennifer Lopez Dance Again: The Hits
- Love and Theft Love and Theft
- Micachu and the Shapes Never LISTEN (The Guardian)
- Om Advaitic Songs LISTEN (3voor12)
- Passion Pit Gossamer LISTEN
- Mike Patton and Luciano Berio Laborintus II
- The Pharcyde Bizarre Ride II The Pharcyde 3xCD
- Expanded reissue of the group's 1992 debut album includes extended liner notes and two bonus discs featuring B-sides, remixes, and more
- Purity Ring Shrines
- The Reverend Horton Heat 25 to Life 2xCD+DVD
- Box set includes concert film (from San Francisco's Fillmore Theater in 2010), a CD containing live recordings from the same shows, and a greatest hits album
- Rodriguez Searching for Sugar Man OST
- Laetitia Sadier Silencio
- Second solo album from the Stereolab vocalist includes contributions from Sam Prekop (The Sea and Cake) and Tim Gane (Stereolab)
- Saint Saviour Union LISTEN (Paste)
- Slipknot Antennas to Hell
- Greatest hits compilation
- Slug Guts Playin' In Time With the Deadbeat
- Sofrito International Soundclash
- Sugar Copper Blue 3xCD
- Remastered reissue of classic 1992 album adds all of the Beaster EP, B-sides, a complete 1992 live show, and a 40-page book
- Sugar File Under: Easy Listening 2xCD
- Remastered reissue of band's second album adds B-sides, a complete 1994 live show, and a 32-page book
- Summer Camp Always EP
- Three Mile Pilot Maps EP LISTEN
- Debut from producer duo of Hudson Mohawke and Lunice
- Shusaku Uchiyama and Masachika Kawata Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City OST
- Nick Urata Ruby Sparks OST
- Various Big Easy Express DVD+Blu-ray
- Performances by Mumford & Sons, Old Crow Medicine Show, and Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros
- Various Isle of Wonder: Music for the Opening Ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games
- Music featured in Friday's opening ceremony, including new tracks written for the event by Underworld; available on iTunes beginning Saturday, July 28; physical release coming August 6th
More streaming and downloadable new music
- The Afghan Whigs
- TRACK "Lovecrimes" (Frank Ocean cover) downloadable from Pitchfork.
- Azure Ray
- TRACK "Scattered Like Leaves," from their forthcoming LP As Above So Below, downloadable from Stereogum.
- Blood Diamonds
- TRACK "Ritual" streaming at Stereogum.
- Danny Brown and AraabMuzik
- TRACK "Molly Ringwald" streaming at Soundcloud.
- Domo Genesis
- TRACK "Elimination Chamber" (featuring Earl Sweatshirt, Vince Staples, and Action Bronson) downloadable from Stereogum.
- The Felice Brothers
- TRACK "Lincoln Continental" downloadable from Rolling Stone.
- The Field
- TRACK "Comenius Garden" downloadable from Adult Swim.
- Flying Lotus
- TRACK "Between Friends" (featuring Earl Sweatshirt) downloadable from Pitchfork.
- Patterson Hood
- TRACK "Come Back Little Star" streaming at Rolling Stone.
- How to Dress Well
- TRACK "Cold Nites" streaming at YouTube (audio only).
- Ice Choir
- ALBUM Afar streaming at Stereogum.
- Rickie Lee Jones
- TRACK "Sympathy for the Devil," from her upcoming covers album, streaming at Rolling Stone.
- Talib Kweli
- TRACK "Push Thru," featuring Curren$y and Kendrick Lamar, streaming at Stereogum.
- MellowHype
- TRACK "La Bonita" streaming at Soundcloud.
- Menomena
- TRACK "Heavy Is as Heavy Does," from their forthcoming LP Moms, streaming at Pitchfork.
- Mission of Burma
- TRACK "What They Tell Me" streaming at Soundcloud.
- Christian Scott
- ALBUM Christian aTunde Adjuah streaming until its 7/31 release at NPR.
- Snoop Lion [Snoop Dogg]
- TRACK "La La La" streaming at Soundcloud.
- Stars
- TRACK "Hold On When You Get Love And Let Go When You Give It" streaming at Soundcloud.
- thenewno2
- ALBUM thefearofmissingout streaming until its 7/31 release at NPR.
- Two Door Cinema Club
- TRACK "Sleep Alone" streaming at Soundcloud.
- Various
- ALBUM Out Of Many: 50 Years Of Reggae Music streaming until its 7/31 release at NPR.
- The Wallflowers
- TRACK "Reboot the Mission," featuring Mick Jones, streaming at Rolling Stone.
On TV this week (new episodes only)
- Monday: Aretha Franklin (Leno), The Head and the Heart (Kimmel), R. Kelly (Fallon), Rufus Wainwright (Letterman)
- Tuesday: Beach House (Fallon), Nas (Kimmel), Jay Sean (Leno), Allen Stone (Letterman), The xx (Conan)
- Wednesday: Milo Greene (Letterman), The Lumineers (Leno), Tennis (Conan), Trey Songz (Kimmel), Wilco (Fallon)
- Thursday: Flo Rida (Conan), MoZella (Leno), No Doubt (Fallon), Rick Ross (Kimmel), will.i.am (Letterman)
- Friday: The Airborne Toxic Event (Letterman), The Gaslight Anthem (Fallon), Joss Stone (Leno)
Recent artist and industry news
- The shortlist for the Polaris Music Prize, awarded annually to the best Canadian album, was announced last week. Japandroids, Fucked Up, Drake, and Feist are among the contenders for this year's award, which will be handed out September 24th.
- You can hear three new Beck songs next month, but only if you pick up the PS3 or Vita game Sound Shapes; the previously unreleased tracks will be exclusive to the new rhythm game, which also includes music by deadmau5 and Jim Guthrie.
- Trailblazing country music star Kitty Wells died last week at the age of 92. Known as the "Queen of Country Music," Wells was the first female performer to regularly record and land on the country music charts. Billboard and Pop & Hiss are among the publications recapping her career.
- Jon Lord, the keyboardist and co-founder of Deep Purple and later the keyboardist for Whitesnake, also died last week; he was 71. - Pop & Hiss
- Rapper Ramona Parker, known professionally as Ms. Melodie, also died last week at the age of 43. - Pitchfork
- For the first time since Nielsen SoundScan began tracking album sales two decades ago, the first half of 2012 has seen old albums outsell new releases. - Stereogum
- We recently told you about some high-profile artists recording music for upcoming videogames; now, you can hear part of Trent Reznor's Call of Duty: Black Ops II score at Spin, and preview Beck's original music for Sound Shapes in the game's latest trailer.
The latest music videos
Hot Chip, "Look at Where We Are":
Guided By Voices, "Keep It In Motion":
The Gaslight Anthem, "Handwritten":
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In the studio / coming soon
- Bob Dylan will release his 35th studio album, Tempest, on September 11. The 10 tracks, representing his first original material in three years, were produced by the 71-year-old Dylan himself.
- Death Cab For Cutie frontman Ben Gibbard will release his first solo album, Former Lives, on October 16th via Death Cab's former label Barsuk. - Stereogum
- Ultraísta, the new band led by Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich, have announced their debut album; expect the self-titled LP on October 2nd via Temporary Residence.
- For the first time since 1999, Ben Folds Five will release a new studio album this fall; The Sound Of The Life Of The Mind will arrive on September 18th. - Consequence of Sound
- Deerhoof return with Breakup Song, out September 4th on Polyvinyl. You can hear bits of the new songs at the band's official site.
- Dance label Italians Do It Better (run by Johnny Jewel of Chromatics and numerous other groups) will release a sequel to their 2007 compilation After Dark. Out October 15th, After Dark II will include new tracks from Chromatics, Glass Candy, Farah, Mirage, and more; get the full list at the official site.
- Mark Eitzel has a new solo album, Don't Be a Stranger, arriving October 2nd on Merge.
- October 2nd brings a new album by The Wallflowers, Glad All Over; Mick Jones of B.A.D. and The Clash guests on one track.
- Kanye West's G.O.O.D. Music compilation Cruel Summer has been pushed back to September 4th, though, unlike previous dates, this one seems firm.
- New Thrill Jockey signees Matmos have The Ganzfeld EP due October 15 on their new label, with a full album, The Marriage of True Minds, to follow next year.
- Snoop Dogg will release a reggae album (Reincarnated) under the name Snoop Lion later this year.
Visit Metacritic's Album Release Calendar for a full listing of upcoming release dates, updated daily.
Tours and festivals
- The inaugural S.S. Coachella festival at sea, from the promoters behind its namesake spring gathering in Indio, California, will be held this December aboard the Celebrity Silhouette cruise ship. There will be a three-day trip to the Bahamas and a four-day cruise to Jamaica, and both will feature the same lineup headlined by Pulp and Hot Chip. Get complete details at the official site.
- If you want to see The Who perform their rock opera Quadrophenia in its entirety, this could be your last chance. Their 36-date tour includes an East Coast leg this fall, with more dates on both coasts (and in between) in January and February. - Rolling Stone
- To celebrate the release of his new album this fall, Bob Dylan has scheduled an arena tour with Mark Knopfler of Dire Straits; get the dates at Rolling Stone.
- New Order (still without Peter Hook) will tour North America for the first time in seven years this October. - Rolling Stone
- This fall will bring a co-headlining tour by Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds and Snow Patrol. - Pollstar
- Flying Lotus has scheduled a fall tour to coincide with his upcoming album release. - Pitchfork
- You can catch the Odd Future crew on a fall "Camp Flog Gnaw" tour. - Pitchfork
- Find tour dates for Black Mountain at Jagjaguwar.
- Passion Pit have canceled a portion of their upcoming tour. - Pitchfork
- Pitchfork also has the newly announced fall schedule for Kendrick Lamar.
- Niki & The Dove's first-ever American tour begins August 31st; get the schedule at Sub Pop.
- Find the latest tour dates for Stars at the band's official site.
- Get fall dates for Deerhoof at Pitchfork.
- Minus the Bear is touring this fall with Cursive; Pollstar has the details.


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I was admitted to this facility on 7/18/2011 to 7/27/2011 for depression. The beds were unbearable ,mine was box springs, got stuck in shower with no help, money stolen, made fun of, furniture in main lobby that was shabby, staff lied to me outright, no help with constipation, had to thow up to get relief from the constipation, let their "favorites" have certain privileges such as going into their station, using the phone anytime they wanted, etc. no reading materials, had the only TV fixed to were it only played old VCR tapes, which were only a few of. Begged for pieces of paper to draw on. Almost got killed several times, illegal drugs, no exersize, stupid classes, one of witch was flowers growing from seeds? They would not allow me to have decent clothing that my husband brought. Gave my family hell that tried to call in to check on me., changed my depression meds, did not get meds for fibromyalgia that I needed. This had to be worse than jail. Come on, they can do better.
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I was here on an inpatient basis, then as a an outpatient. The resources available at this facility are top-notch, and just like anything else in life, one benefits from them to the extent that one invests in them. I am so glad I had the opportunity to experience this life changing program.
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The facility and food is good.the treatemnt is top notch, but the staff is somewhat disrespectful and some of the staff does not show any care for the patients recovery, but rather just want to get paid.
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My Son has been an inpatient at this facility for 4 days. They have lied to me and him, passed on confidential information, refused to give me information, did not answer the phone-had to call back numerous times to get someone to speak with. I have been laughed at when I called and asked them to "take care of my Son". Dr Sanchez refused to call me back as I requested even after the nurse called him and told him I wanted to speak with him. Made fun of my Son by saying "You are a grown man, why do you have your Mom involved" My son has PTSD from fighting in Iraq and having traumatic experiences pulling his dead Sgt and severly wounded soliders from a burning Humvee and is being treated like garbage! Nice compasion from a Mental health facility-YOU GET A BIG FAT "F"


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Tommy Thumb's Pretty Song Book
Tommy Thumb's Pretty Song-Book is the first anthology of English-language nursery rhymes, published in London in 1744. It contains the oldest printed texts of many well-known and popular rhymes, as well as several that eventually dropped out of the canon of rhymes for children. In 2013 a facsimile edition with an introduction by Andrea Immel and Brian Alderson was published by the Cotsen Occasional Press.
With the full title: Tommy Thumb's Pretty Song Book Voll. [sic] II, this was a sequel to the now lost Tommy Thumb's Song Book, published in London by Mary Cooper in 1744.[1] For many years, it was thought that there was only a single copy in existence, now in the British Library,[2] but in 2001 another copy appeared and was sold for £45,000.[3] An earlier collection, Songs for the Nursery, or Mother Goose's Melodies, was supposedly published in Boston in 1719, but the location has been disputed,[4] and no record of any such work exists. Henry Carey's 1725 satire on Ambrose Philips, Namby Pamby, quotes or alludes to some half-dozen or so nursery rhymes. As a result, this is the oldest printed collection of English nursery rhymes that is available.[5] The rhymes and illustrations were printed from copper plates, the text being stamped with punches into the lates, a technique borrowed from map and music printing. It is 3x13⁄4 inches and it is printed in alternate openings in red and black ink.[5]
The book contains forty nursery rhymes, many of which are still popular, including;
- Baa Baa Black Sheep
- Girls and Boys Come Out To Play
- Hickory Dickory Dock
- Ladybird Ladybird
- Little Robin Redbreast
- Little Tommy Tucker
- London Bridge is Falling Down
- Mary Mary Quite Contrary
- Oranges and Lemons
- Ride a Cock Horse to Banbury Cross
- Sing a Song of Sixpence
- There Was an Old Woman Who Lived Under a Hill
- Who Killed Cock Robin?
There are also a number of less familiar rhymes, some of which were probably unsuitable for later sensibilities, including:
- Piss a Bed,
- Piss a Bed,
- Barley Butt,
- Your Bum is so heavy,
- You can't get up.
Some nursery rhymes turn up in disguise:
- The Moon shines Bright,
- The Stars give a light,
- And you may kiss
- A pretty girl
- At ten a clock at night.
This is an earlier version of:
- When I was a little boy
- My mammy kept me in,
- Now I am a great boy,
- I'm fit to serve the king.
- I can handle a musket,
- And I can smoke a pipe.
- And I can kiss a pretty girl
- At twelve o'clock at night.[6]
- ^ Wolf, Shelby; Coats, Karen; Enciso, Patricia A.; Jenkins, Christine (2010). Handbook of Research on Children's and Young Adult Literature. Routledge. p. 188. ISBN 9780203843543.
- ^ British Library, http://entrypoint.bl.uk/Results.aspx?query=tommy+thumb%27s+pretty+song+book&Web=True&OG=True&ILS=True&BLD=True&imageField.x=50&imageField.y=13, retrieved 14 November 2009.
- ^ "News in Brief", 13 December 2001, Telegraph.co.uk, http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1365141/News-in-brief.html, retrieved 14 November 09.
- ^ "MOTHER GOOSE.; Longevity of the Boston Myth – The Facts of History in this Matter", New York Times, http://query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=9D00E1DD1730E132A25757C0A9649C94689ED7CF, retrieved 14 November 2009.
- ^ a b H. Carpenter and M. Prichard, The Oxford Companion to Children's Literature (Oxford University Press, 1984), pp. 533–4.
- ^ William S. Baring-Gould and Ceil Baring-Gould, The Annotated Mother Goose, pp. 24–43.


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To understand the concept of reverse osmosis, recall the process of osmosis. Everything in nature wants to reach equilibrium. If there were two bodies of water separated by a semi-permeable membrane with different salt concentrations, they will reach equilibrium through osmosis; the solvent or water moves naturally through the membrane from the low salt concentration side to the high salt concentration side to balance (put in equilibrium) the concentration. Reverse Osmosis uses pressure to 'reverse' the natural flow of permeate water back to the reject stream.Explore Pure Aqua Systems
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Multi-media water filter systems are ideally suited for use where stringent water quality standards are required or where higher levels of suspended solids are present. These applications can include re-use applications, water pre-treatment applications for reverse osmosis and deionization systems or as a pre-treatment system prior to disposable bag or cartridge filters.
Multi-media filters remove suspended particles from water and are primarily suited for feed water turbidity of up to 20 NTU. In the filtration process, large particulate matter is captured in the top of the filter bed. Different type of media can be used depending on the application, such as turbidity, Taste, Odor & Color, Iron and manganese removal.Explore Pure Aqua Systems
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The Desalination industry is relatively small; however it is a growing market. While water is plentiful, over 97% is too salty for human consumption. Desalination companies utilize the unlimited supply of seawater and through Reverse Osmosis or distillation, create potable water by removing the salts.
Desalination systems consist of seawater intake (open or beach well), pre-treatment filters (screen and multimedia filters), Reverse Osmosis (RO) membranes and chemical dosing systems. The process of Reverse Osmosis requires significant feed pressure depending on the ocean (specific TDS) and temperature. The feed pressure ranges from 700-900 PSI. Given the high operating pressure and associated energy consumption/cost, energy recovery devices (ERD) are frequently used to lower the energy cost for the RO system.Explore Pure Aqua Systems
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Antiscalant chemicals are used to prevent the scaling & fouling of the RO membranes. Scale may consist of mineral fouling such as calcium sulfate, calcium carbonate, barium sulfate, silica, calcium fluoride, and strontium sulfate. The Antiscalant dosing should be done before reaching the RO membranes to break up sulfate precipitates, calcium carbonate, and other mineral fouling.
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Christopher Cain: My Dad is Sucha Dork
The Man of Steel himself Dean Cain climbs up the parallel bars with son Christopher Dean Cain, 7, on Sunday afternoon at a playground in Malibu, Calif.
Dean, 40, gave a goofy smile and pointed to the sky as he posed for a picture with his son. You know he was thinking, "It's a bird, it's a plane… it's Superman!!"
UPDATE: It would seem the former Lois & Clark star loves pointing at the sky in pictures — he even does it with fans! Dun-dun-dun-dun-duuuuun-dun!
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Lufthansa Begins World's First Regular Biofuel Passenger Flights
Deutsche Lufthansa AG, Europe's second-largest airline, became the first carrier in the world to offer regular scheduled flights running on biofuel, with four daily round trips between Hamburg and Frankfurt.
The airline will use a biofuel blend using 50 percent so-called hydrotreated renewable jet fuel, Lufthansa said. The fuel is made from feedstocks including inedible plants and wood chips. Lufthansa will fly an Airbus A321 on the services.
Air France-KLM Group, Europe's biggest airline, operated the world's first commercial biofuel flight last month, using a blend of recycled cooking oil to drive a Boeing Co. 737-800. Finnair OYJ plans to test planes between Amsterdam and Helsinki.
Airlines won approval in June to power planes with blends including biofuels made from algae to organic waste from the U.S. standards body ASTM International. The International Air Transport Association industry group set a target in 2007 to eliminate carbon dioxide emissions from air travel by 2050.
Other airlines that have run test flights with biofuels or begun exploring their use include United Continental Holdings Inc., Japan Airlines Co., Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd., Qatar Airways and Qantas Airways Ltd.


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Protect your iPhone with a one-piece, impact resistant, flexible plastic hard case featuring an extremely slim profile. Simply snap the case onto your iPhone for solid protection and direct access to all device features.
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wow! this is amazing. lovely palette.
Thanks so much i.y! =]
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Thanks Rebecca, I struggled with this title. I think this fact actually contributed to what it ended up being haha! Thanks Andre, I love coloured circles too, I also love skittles! =]
Cool work Mat - dig the style!
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Dang... the iPhone case rocks, too!
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Wonderful work mat :) kind of reminds me of ink drops in water, when they first disperse. And it looks stunning on the devices, really lovely piece :)
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I appreciate the shamelessness. This woman knows what it takes to be a star.
She looks like she's getting penetrated by a bench in picture 6. That's some funny perspective for ya.
I'd love to get me some of that shaved Hebrew pussy.
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Sorry for the delay for part 3. I have not been able to take our existing standard reports and make them work properly in a Reporting Services environment. I'm going to release the files anyway, in case one of you can figure out what is wrong. I'm not a Reporting Services guru, but I hope that somebody out there can find the bug and let us all know. (I think the problem is in the extraction tool that we used to dynamically localize them into US - English.)
Please see the attached zip file containing all of our standard reports. You can view them in Business Intelligence Development Studio and look the queries behind them... but for some reason, some (original Disk Usage.rdl for example) will not run out of the box.
Here are some descriptions of parameters for the reports:
Parameter Name
CLR data type
The type of object. For example, "Database", "Login", "Functions".
The name of the object. For example, "Foo", "AdventureWorksDW", "GetUserIDFromName", etc.
Used in the Default report to show error information.
This was used to indicate whether the dataset being passed from OE is filtered or not. We will respect the filters the user has in place in OE and this parameter allows us to indicate on the list reports whether the list is filtered.
Name of the server and instance currently connected. In the form of "server\instance" for a named instance and "server" for a default instance.
Prompt Name: ServerName
Allow Null: checked
Allow Blank: checked
Avail Values: none
Defaults: none
Name of the font to be used to display the report.
Defaults: Non-Queried – "Tahoma"
Name of the database containing the current object. If the object is not database scoped, this value will be an empty string.
Please post a comment if you have any questions/suggestions.
Paul A. Mestemaker IIProgram ManagerMicrosoft SQL Server
One of the things I really like in sql 2005 is the management reports available from within management...
The section labeled Disk Space Used By Partitions has an error against the column Partition Defined On which is this code:
=IIF(Fields!index_id.Value = 0,"Table"
,"Index ({0})" Fields!name_1.Value
If you replace it with the following it fixes the problem.
=IIF(Fields!index_id.Value = 0,"Table"
,"Index ("&(Fields!name_1.Value)&")"
when I try open the "AS_Database" report after I change the name of the database in the datasource (datasource2) I get an eror (I copied and named the report SAS_Database).
Error 1 [rsCompilerErrorInExpression] The Value expression for the textbox 'textbox8' contains an error: [BC30456] 'SqlServer' is not a member of 'Microsoft'. c:\documents and settings\administrator.mitros-net\desktop\ssms standard reports\ssms standard reports\SAS_Database.rdl 0 0
Please help me because I do not know what I do wrong
Did you know that Management Studio (SSMS) has a rich set of built-in reports? Furthermore, did you know
where's the zip with standard reports???
I think the IIF evaluates the last argument even if it is null and not used. I got around this by
1) Uncomment the line in one of the select statements which returns the "partition_defined_on" field.
select a1.object_id
, a2.name
, Case when a1.index_id = 0 then 'Table' else ( ' Index (' + a3.name + ')') end as partition_defined_on
, a1.index_id
2) Then a little below that code, replace name_1 and index_name with partition_defined_on
<Field Name="name_1">
<Field Name="partition_defined_on">
3) Then remove the IIF
<Value>=IIF(Fields!index_id.Value = 0,"Table"
,"Index ({0})"(Fields!name_1.Value)
It runs. I won't say it runs correctly, however.
can i able to copy the entire structure of the tables in a database
Is there a repository similarm to this for MDW reports, if so please share, I need to web deploy them


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Sawamura Seiji is the most notorious delinquent at his high school -- always getting into fights and causing problems, leaving him single and unlucky with the ladies. After another long day of rejection, Seiji discovers that the love of his life might have finally appeared, but in the unlikeliest of places... his right hand?! Now, in addition to dealing with daily fights and the gossip of his classmates, Seiji must handle a new problem of embarassing proportions: Kasugano Midori, a pretty young girl in place of his hand, who happens to have fallen in love with him!
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Secret Santa 2014 Review: Midori Days Story 5/10 Teenage delinquent Seiji Sawamura goes to bed lamenting his inability to get a girfriend... and wakes up with a cutesy girl attached to his famous Demon Right Hand, bane of bullies everywhere. Coincidence? Probably not. But you'll never find out, really, since the supernatural elements are never gone into in depth or really even speculated on very much. Instead... read more
You wanted a girlfriend, you tried so hard, rejection after rejection didn't stifle your desire and now you've been rewarded. She appeared in the night to fulfill your dreams, but seeing you have the luck of every young man in an anime series, she's replaced your hand, like seriously you no longer have a right hand. Story - 8/10 Midori Days took a rather original take on a few Anime cliche's... read more
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CHECK OUT EXPERIMENTAL PILOT AND OTHER LOCAL MUSIC! and SEE ELLA JET AT THE FLORIDA STATE FAIR ON WED FEB. 11, 2009 @ 7pm - that girl rocks!
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April 1, 2013
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what is the name of the girl?
Quanto amo le giapponesi!!!
At last a fucker with a averagesized penis - I like realistic porn!
need to find the number to that maid service...
Mmmm I would love to watch my husband fuck and cum hard inside a hairy tight little cunt like that and then I would lick up all his cum off her cunny.
great legs beautiful ass pretty feet.....loved it when she was in doggy pos that ass, wow!


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Hilary Duff Looking Fabulous
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You all know I am a huge fan of Pop Stars and Hilary is no exception. A lot of people are speculating about her weight loss - I think she looks great! And many of you have written in about her recent change in her front two teeth. Yes, they are veneers but it's not like she is getting her boobs done.
And in other super cool Hilary news, she was in Detroit for a concert and invited Trent from Pink is the New Blog backstage to hang with her! So cool! Go Trent!


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