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I plan to purchase a set of rollers.
One of many questions I have is which size rollers do I get? Either the 3" or 4.5" Kreitlers.
How do I determine this?
Looking at some of my riding log entries, I seem to average high 16mph (16.8mph) averages on solo rides of 1-3 hours.
I'm looking to ride a minimum of 1 hour on the rollers when I can't get outside.
Maybe up to 2 hours...
In any case, which size rollers will give me the right amount of resistance without killing me and without having to purchase the killer headwind unit, assuming it's not the way to go (cost-noise) and something I'm not going to outgrow, assuming that's even possible?
Or, do I want the easiest to use (4.5") and get the killer headwind unit later if it turns out to be too easy or I get better and faster?
I'm 42, not a racer, just completed my first century last month, in reasonable shape and would hope to ride for the next 15 years. I also mountain bike.
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I thought all the obvious questions would have been covered by now, but I see there's still wiggle room, no matter how hard you try to address it!
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Should you use linear or logistic regression? In what contexts? There are hundreds of types of regressions. Here is an overview for data scientists and other analytic practitioners, to help you decide on what regression to use depending on your context. Many of the referenced articles are much better written (fully edited) in my data science Wiley book.
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I'm puzzled why there isn't more attention here to the underlying model. If you have strong reason to believe that the underlying model is linear, then linear regression is fine. If you have strong reason to believe it's sigmoidal, then linear regression is an unlikely candidate. What it usually boils down to, in my experience, is defining the model, and defining the norm. Answers to those two questions pretty much define the problem that you are solving, and given that, there is a (usually) unique solution. It is frustrating to me when I see people typing stuff in at the keyboard but they don't have a solid description of the problem they are solving. Once you have that problem definition, the specific method of solution is often pretty clear.
Another type of regression that I find very useful is Support Vector Regression, proposed by Vapnik, coming in two flavors:
SVR - (python - sklearn.svm.SVR) - regression depends only on support vectors from the training data. The cost function for building the model ignores any training data epsilon-close to the model prediction.
NuSVR - (python - sklearn.svm.NuSVR), enabling to limit the number of support vectors used by the SVR.
As in support vector classification, in SVR different kernels can be used in order to build more complex models using the kernel trick.
What are folks thoughts on MARS (Multivariable Adaptive Regression Spines) as far as regression techniques? R: earth. Python: py-earth Salford Systems own the MARS implementation.
I'd love to see a case study, to show how different methods provide different results.
About R implementations, here is a comment by Alan Parker (see also Amy's comment below):
The CRAN task view: "Robust statistical methods" gives a long list of regression methods, including many that Vincent mentions. Here a some that are not mentioned there:
Regression in unusual spaces. This subject is old. It is usually addressed under the title "Compositional data" (see Wikipedia entry). The late John Aitchison founded this area of statistics. Googling his name + "compositional data" gives access to a number of his articles. The R package "compositions" deals with it comprehensively. Another package treats the problem using robust statistics: "robCompositions".
Bayesian regression. I find Bayesian stuff conceptually hard, so I am using John Kruschke's friendly book: "Doing Bayesian data analysis". Chapter 16 is on linear regression. He provides a free R package to carry out all the analyses in the book. The CRAN view "Bayesian" has many other suggestions. Package BMA does linear regression, but packages for Bayesian versions of many other types of regression are also mentioned.
I think what Kalyanaraman has in mind is auto-regressive models for time series, like ARIMA processes and Box & Jenkins types of tools to estimate the parameters. A simple form is x(t) = a * x(t-1) + b * x(t-2) + error, where t is the time, a, b are the "regression" coefficients, and a, b are positive numbers satisfying a + b = 1 (otherwise the time series explodes).
Hi Kalyanaraman,
Can you elaborate? Jackknife regression addresses this issue. But you can also transform your data, use PCA to decorrelate the variables (I don't like it because the new variables lack interpretation). But maybe you had a another idea in mind.
Transforming your data is a bit risky in the context of black box, automated data science, because each time you add enough new data, you need to transform the whole data set again, it creates a bit of instability. Not an issue for small transformations involving one observation at a time, but for big transformations involving all observations simultaneously (e.g. Mahalanobis transforms).
If the error term in your model is auto-correlated, you might want to stratify your data and perform ecologic regression mentioned above.


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I've seen references to measuring your sit bone width... how would you do that? A butt ruler?
I've seen references to measuring your sit bone width... how would you do that? A butt ruler?
Is it the same as what they use at the butcher's to measure the butt roasts?
Most bike stores offer this service for free. Just walk in, drop your pants and bend over. Someone will come out with a ruler right away.
(Read this thread.)
Just an idea. Get a wide enough slab of the crushable green foam used by flower shops to hold arrangements. Sit on it. Measure the distance between the two dents you leave. Or try a bunch of different saddles at a bike shop until you find one that fits then measure it.
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How about, "Honey... just take this ruler and..."
Nah... bad idea...
I measured mine by taking a stack of 5 or 6 paper towels, placing one or two damp paper towels on top, and sitting down (trying to mimic a riding position as good as possible). After a couple seconds, I got up, and separated the sheets. The top few will have a huge wet area, and as you go down farther this will get smaller and smaller. One of these sheets will have two small wet areas, measure the distance between these. It helps to circle the spots with a marker so you don't have to worry about them drying.
If you go to an LBS that sells Specialized saddles they'll have a spiffy thing you sit on and measures your sit bones. Wear you cycling shorts when you go.
And here I always thought that the way you measure how wide of a seat you need is to sit on a seat or several seats 'til you find one that works!
If you sit knees-straight-forward on something and look at the marks your behind makes on something flat and wide, you will not get a good idea of what will fit you when your knees are lower than your butt and you are sitting on something narrow.
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I offer this service for free. Women only please.
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Just go to a LBS and test ride some saddles. You're making it too complicated
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1Think of some things to say to them to let them know that you're not scared. I always say "say that to my face see if I care". IT WORKS.
2Just as a side note, mean girls think they are popular, but they are not. being popular means most people at your school like you. how can people at your school possibly like you if you are mean?
3If you actually tell your teacher, they could directly talk to the bully and the bully WILL accuse you of tattling and will probably spread the rumor that you are a snitch.
4As I said above, don't tell your actual teacher. Instead, talk to your school's counselor. If you are not comfortable telling school staff, find the guts to tell your parents and they could email your teacher(s) or school counselor.
5Walk in the hallway and/or sit at lunch with your friends. The bullies won't bully you when you're with friends.
6Ignorance is bliss. The more attention you give them, the more it motivates them. Staying away from them is the best option.
7Always remind yourself that you are better than them, its a great morale boost and makes you give out a carefree attitude to their remarks.
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As life is creeping by, and I continue to personally witness the perils of disease in my profession, I am humbled and
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4 APPs in just one! (even for Ambit1):
1) Cardiac Drift (check the great app by The_Ghost)
2) Your current HR% according to Karvonen
3) Max speed during the current lap
4) Max HR during the current lap
You know that there is a limitation on having just one APP per mode in Ambit1. Well - I've just overcome this problem. This app displays four interesting things every 2nd secs (actually in the first Lap Cardiac Drift does not make any sense - so it is ommited - you won't see any error or dashes).
I find it kind of boring to have just one custom APP, so I found a way how to combine different things into one.
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@SKIJETI: thanks for comment! I think I have an idea of how it might be done. As soon as I am done with an app for sailors (I am one of them) I will try to do it. Is my understanding correct - you would like to do e.g. 10x800m seperated by some rest period, and: after first 800 you would press "lap" to switch to rest mode, and then after e.g. 30sec you would press it again to start another 800, and you would like to have cardiac drift comparing the actual 800 with the previous one?
You're welcome, thats right, it would be nice if we could see all those 4 parameters (cardiac drift, maxHR,%HR,maxSPD) for every new lap we start. And i quess, please correct me if i'm wrong, it would be possible to configure this App (in movescount) to suit our different needs (setting up longer-shorter rest periods)? Again thx for the hard work and since you're a sailor i wish you clear blue sky and open sea.
Just a quick tought, is it possible to add a rest intervals (in sec) between laps so we can use this app in inteval sessions?Anyway, really appreciated you invest your time into this,looking forward to test it, thx and happy trails.
&Ur welcome as well! Regarding your idea to introduce a user-adjustable apps - unfortunately that's not possible (yet?). Suunto does not provide any mean to operate on input that would be set by the user, i.e. all parameters must be hard-coded. The only thing that you can "tell" to your app is a lap change. After an exercise-interval (so during the rest) I could show a timer in seconds - so then a user could decide whether to have a 10, a 30 or any other rest period, press lap & go2nxt intrv.TX!
You mean in rest time between laps you could add viewable timer so we could time our rest interval by it(10,30,60,90sec...), am i right?
That's right - but I also need to check how the built-in interval-training support works - maybe actually it IS possible to achieve "automation" by combination of my initial idea (training-intervals separated by rest-intervals - even with the timer as you are suggesting, but the switches between trainings/rests would be done automatically based on what you would set in the sport mode (Advanced Settings above 8 screens). At the moment I am frustrated with some bug - see my comment to a problem:
and also http://www.movescount.com/apps/app10011907-VMGexactCopy4testing
I already wrote to Suunto - will see what they will say. I also need to do some moves - not just app coding ;-)
here you are: http://www.movescount.com/apps/app10012137-4in1_Interval_Training_Cardiac_Drift_oth
I created this APP and love it!
Finally, I can observe various aspects of running in one view.
This approach allow to overcome the problem of being able to use just one APP per mode in Ambit1. Well - here you have 4 APPs in one!
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A clubby aura prevails at Sip, in the Issaquah Highlands, but you feel like a member from the minute you walk in the door.
The Issaquah Highlands are aptly named. Up you climb from I-90 on a swath of new roadway, eventually gaining a plateau overlooking the green Cascade foothills. Stately townhomes appear miragelike in the distance adjacent to a nascent commercial cluster of pale stone buildings. Anchoring a corner spot in this affluent urban village is 2-year-old Sip, a posh wine bar and restaurant.
Inside a young hostess greets you with a smile. Everyone does. Waiters, busers and bartenders light up as you go by, making you feel like a movie star or a mogul or, at the very least, like a moneyed regular.
"Nice to see you again," says our waiter. "It's been awhile. My name is Eric, in case you forgot." Clearly we are in the hands of a smooth operator because none of us has ever set foot in Sip before.
All around us, however, are people who probably do come here often. It's Tuesday, when members of Sip's VIP Club earn double points for dining. Just $25 to join, perks include a chance to reserve the semi-secluded "Owner's Booth," which seats eight and has a drop-down flat-screen TV and surround sound.
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But no matter where you sit at Sip, you are in the lap of luxury. The restaurant is grandly proportioned and handsomely embellished with art, stone, tile and metal-work. Tables are grouped for intimacy around a meandering, amoeba-shaped wine bar that seats 38. A fire warms one end of the room; another cozy nook is lined with wine bottles racked horizontally to the ceiling. Double doors lead to the spalike "WC," where washing-up is done at a stunning communal sink and LCD screens hidden behind the mirror reflect images from cameras aimed at the bar.
Sip offers more than 250 wines gathered from around the world and listed helpfully by style ("soft and silky" reds or "full and toasty" whites, for example). Roughly 90 are poured by the glass and by the half-glass. Given the eclectic nature of Chef Cody Reaves' menu, those options — along with drolly named flights like "It's Getting Chile" and "Call Me a Cab" — offer diners a great deal of flexibility matching wine and food.
Elegant decanters turn up on several tables, a sure sign someone has sprung for a pricey red. There are plenty of those, but you can find something pleasantly drinkable for around $30 too, like the Boomtown Syrah from Washington's Dusted Valley Vintners. That versatile red worked as well with the Vietnamese caramel beef as it did with curried clams and pork belly, and it complemented both the prosciutto-wrapped chicken breast and the harissa-marinated lamb chops.
Those fist-sized, T-bone chops moistened with veal jus enhanced with sour cherries and syrah are a treat not to be missed. I also liked the Kobe shoulder tenderloin sampled on another visit. That muscular cut had enough flavor to survive being smothered in dueling sauces — herbaceous, jalapeño-spiked chimichurri and garlicky tomato salsa criolla.
Jidori chicken was far more subtle. A whiff of truffle added a lovely grace note to an exquisite prosciutto-wrapped, parmesan-stuffed breast glistening with garlic butter.
Sesame, soy and ginger glazed teriyaki-like caramel beef. Tender cubes of flatiron steak alternated with chewier ones on a pair of skewers alongside a lively cilantro, pea vine and bean-sprout salad. It's one of several substantial "small plates."
Clams served with a hefty slab of Kurobuta pork belly present another sizable portion. Grilled bread helps capture the last zesty drop of coconut curry sauce green with cilantro, mint and Thai basil. And if you pair the wickedly good chopped sirloin sliders, oozing spicy mayo and jack cheese from their sweet, soft Hawaiian rolls, with a heaping cone of fries, you've got dinner.
Consider sharing the copious tempura misto. The napkin-lined metal basket overflows with tiny artichoke hearts, rock shrimp, fennel strips and orange slices, each item's integrity preserved beneath a crispy cloud of fried batter. The orange round is particularly wonderful, rind and all, dipped into lush tartar sauce studded with capers, bell pepper and corn.
Daily specials include soup and the "ravioli of the moment." I didn't care for a tepid, viscous bowl of sunchoke and parsnip purée with tiny mussels; it needed salt, and the avocado garnish was one element too many. But I loved the ravioli stuffed with sweet roasted fennel and goat cheese, sauced with porcini cream. Adding a peppery, house-made sausage link is an option well worth the few dollars more.
Sip can feel mellow, as it did on a Saturday night, when some families dined with older children, but this is not a place for the high-chair set. Tuesday's crowd was strictly adult, the mood electric. Many were dressed as if they'd come from the office. They seem to unwind with the same intensity as they work. Couples ate deep in conversation. One guy scrolled vacation pix on a laptop for his friends. A group of women celebrated a birthday with balloons, gifts and many bottles of wine. After a burst of laughter, one of them quipped: "Sometimes it takes a country club to raise a child."
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This is something I have not been able to find much on, but this is for a project I'm tinkering with:
How can one make Linux (or BSD) appear to another machine as a USB device, and is there hardware that would allow this? I'm not meaning a USB host that uses a type "A" port, but a USB device that uses a type "B" port. I'd like to build a machine that uses Linux and LVM capabilities, and where I can plug it into another machine, have it appear as plain USB hard disk.
The goal is to make a "mini SAN" where I can plug four machines into the Linux box, each seeing different volumes while in reality, the volumes are just chunks carved from LVM partitions. Is this possible at all? My goal is to make an embedded box that boots up, asks for a hardware crypto card and PIN, mounts multiple partitions via encrypted loopback and makes them available as plain removable USB drives to whatever hosts are plugged in.


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I currently ride a 61cm Felt Z95
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Looking for somewhere new to pitch your tent this summer? Santa Barbara-based boutique camping site AutoCamp is bringing its luxury Airstream accommodations to Guerneville this spring.
5 Chiles Valley Wineries Are a Chill Antidote to Touristy Napa
Should you find yourself sitting in bumper to bumper on Napa's Highway 29 and feeling like a schmuck—this parade of tour buses isn't for a savvy local such as yourself—veer off toward the northeastern hills of Chiles Valley. In this sub-district of Napa Valley, cooler temperatures and higher elevation make for distinctive wines, and the handful of unpretentious family-owned wineries offer experiences so pure, you'll want to keep them a secret.
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Experiences are the new commodity, and the cannabis world is getting in on the action. As pot goes mainstream, devotees are coming out of the shadows to share herb together over a host of fun activities—yoga and fitness, salons and suppers, film festivals and even museum exhibitions. There's much to do here in the capitol of cannabis. Here's a start.
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Walk into any dispensary or log on to any online delivery service and the menu of choices is almost immediately overwhelming—if you've seen the restaurant wine-list-style menu at The Apothecarium, you know exactly what we're talking about.
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Also it isnt easier for me to Not tell him. I think I would sleep easier knowing he knew... I just know she probably can twist what ever I say or anything I have proof of to still make me out to be the bad guy. Frankly Idk maybe they will go off and live happily ever after, maybe he will leave her. Who knows but for me to butt in, Thus far the pros donot out weigh the cons...
I find her quite attractive, which I've recently learned, means she's most likely bat-S*** crazy. At first I would have been on the side of the room telling you that it would be the right thing to tell him. Now that I've seen the pic, I'm with you. She would probably twist it all around to make you the bad guy.
Run, don't walk to the nearest exit.
Were pics posted and removed? Dammit.
Something else that is bothering me. You were with her for 6-8 months and there was never any evidence of her being married at her house? Are you being completely honest you knew nothing?
I never went to her house, being honest here, she always came over mine... I mean I had suspicions that something wasn't right but I wasn't expecting it to be that, and not from a 24 year old girl. Idk really, it was one of those things that was pretty casual that she worked near me, we would meet up often for lunch, we would go out publicly, or she would come to my place... Who knows but im not stressing it haha. Just was surprised it happened, and ended in such a way.
If you told the dude, why would he be mad at you? If you didn't know and you're there to help him out he won't be mad at you.
just send her break-up flowers to her house...with a very large and conspicuous good bye card...that way it isn't "your" fault.
In my experiences a guy telling the other guy is the thing to do. I was cheated on pretty heavy by my first wife.....having found out saved me from wasting time in that relationship and moving on.
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NCAA Division II Women's National Semifinal-- San Antonio Texas
Ashland 77 Bentley (MA) 62
The Eagles keep the train rolling, and will now play for a National Title on Friday night. Coach Sue Ramsey's team led by River View product Kari Daugherty, who produced an epic performance: 31 points 22 rebounds, and six assists, adding to her already Division II leading 26 double-doubles. As if tonight's performance wasn't enough, earlier in the day Daugherty was named to the Daktronics Division II All-America team.
Tri-Valley's Alyssa Miller also playing a huge role in the victory, playing all but one minute of the game, and filling up the stat sheet: eight points, six rebounds and five assists. Maysville grad Melanie Poorman also a part of an Ashland team that has now won 33 consecutive games, losing only their first contest of the season. Ashland will now play in the Divison II National Title game for the first time in school history.
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My floor mats were soaked from my ac drainage line being clogged up. A mechanic supposedly cleaned the line out for me, but it continued to leak in the vehicle. Now the ac has stopped working altogether. What might be the cause of this?
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Oklahoma County sheriff candidates say political party is not a factor in campaigns
Management style appears to be the dividing line between candidates for Oklahoma County sheriff, but will party politics also play a role?
Campaign managers for the incumbent, John Whetsel, and his challenger, Darrell Sorrels, said no. But it's clear Sorrels, a Republican, is using party affiliation as a discerning factor between himself and Whetsel, a Democrat.
In an Aug. 22 speech to the Oklahoma Conservative Political Action Committee, Sorrels emphasized he is a conservative constitutionalist who will limit ties between the county sheriff's office and the federal government.
"A sheriff can protect his citizens and his county against the federal government," he said, adding that he would not accept federal grants as sheriff.
Sorrels also supported Rep. Charles Key, R-Oklahoma City, a self-described "constitutional patriot," in the August runoff election for Oklahoma County court clerk. Keys ultimately lost the race, two-to-one.
Whetsel, who confirmed his office typically accepts $300,000 to $400,000 in annual federal technology grants, said he is a conservative Democrat — the type who supports gun ownership rights and who has received the endorsement of all but one of the county's Republican elected officials.
"I don't run with a label, and quite frankly I don't think law enforcement should be about politics," he said.
Voting results in 2004 and 2008 demonstrate Whetsel's party alignment has not been a liability in previous elections despite heavy wins by Republican candidates in other local, state and national races.
Whetsel won 165,000 votes to his opponent's 100,000 votes in 2004 when voter registration indicated Republicans outnumbered Democrats by nearly 5,000. In contrast, incumbent Republican George W. Bush defeated Democrat John Kerry 174,741 to 97,298 in Oklahoma County in that election.
In 2008, Whetsel won 169,000 to 104,000 when party identification among county voters was nearly equal. Republican John McCain beat Democrat Barack Obama with 59 percent of the Oklahoma County vote in that election.
As of Oct. 5, 2012, there were 178,333 registered Republicans, 164,655 Democrats and 56,656 independents in Oklahoma County.
"It might be stronger this time than it has been, the hurdle (Whetsel) has to jump, but I would tell you he's jumped that hurdle every time before," said Pat McPherson, a Republican strategist in charge of polling for Cole, Hargrave, Snodgrass and Associates in Oklahoma City. "When it comes to offices such as sheriff, voters are not as partisan as they are in races for president."
Even with an increase in straight-party voting — figures show 59.5 percent of Republican votes cast in 2008 in Oklahoma County were straight-party, compared to 54.7 percent four years prior — it is not expected to make a difference in the sheriff's race.
When checking a straight-party box, a voter can opt for an opposing party in a single line vote in county races, said Pat Hall, a former head of the Oklahoma Democratic Party who is managing Whetsel's re-election campaign.
"The only hope that (Sorrels) has would be if there is large Republican straight-party voting," Hall said. "Probably instead of 65 percent of the votes or higher, (Whetsel) will get 62 percent of the vote. But you have to remember, a lot of those straight-party votes are also Democrats."
If anything, campaign fundraising and spending may be the deciding factor in the race.
Financial disclosure reports filed with the state ethics commission last month indicate Whetsel had raised more than $315,000 in individual contributions compared to $12,500 raised by Sorrels. Subtract $255,000 in carry-over from Whetsel's 2008 campaign, and the incumbent has still raised almost five times that of his challenger.
And as of Aug. 30, Whetsel's campaign had spent 12 times that of his opponent, according to the reports.
One of Sorrels' campaign managers, Carol Knight, owner of Freedom Bail Bonds in Oklahoma City, said those figures don't intimidate her.
"We don't care if they give us money, we care if they give us votes," Knight said. "I'm not concerned with how much money's in the Whetsel campaign, and I'm not concerned with what Whetsel's doing. We're going to talk to people, we're going to get the vote, and I think we have the candidate that's going to win. Otherwise I wouldn't be working for him."


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Only a few shots i managed to get from the pride day here in Mexico. Didn't expect it to be so crowded, (I shot the last 2 in Sao Paulo and was amazing), but it was still crowded enough.
Sadly i couldnt wander into the streets to shoot since i just had enough time to pass by a few minutes.
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great series. these three are my favorites the black and white guy try flipping the image and see how it will change the feel of the image. good work nice shots
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Arctic Char, Everything Bagel Crumbs, Pickled Mustard Seeds, Lemon Pudding, Chives, and Red Onion
For the Lemon Pudding:
Vacuum pack the lemons, salt, pepper, coriander, star anise, cardamom, cinnamon, cilantro and sugar together and cure for 5 days. Break the seal on the bags, and remove the meat and pith from the lemons. Put the lemons in a small saucepot with some water and sugar. Bring to a simmer and cook for 45 minutes, or until tender. Purée in a Vita-Mix blender until smooth, pass through a chinois, and cool.
For the Fish Brine:
Bring all ingredients to a simmer, cook for 10 minutes, then pass through a chinois. Cool until ready for use.
For the Everything Bagel Powder:
Dehydrate each ingredient in a food dehydrator according to the manufacturer's instructions. Seal each ingredient in an air-tight container until all are ready. Powder the bacon. Combine all the dehydrated ingredients in a robot coupe and crush to a powder, but leave the integrity of each ingredient; don't completely incorporate.
For the Chive Pudding:
Combine the water, glucose, sugar and agar agar in a small pot. Bring to a simmer and activate the agar agar by cooking for 5 minutes. Keep stirring the product to be sure the agar agar is activated and incorporated, and to be sure the sugars do not caramelize. Whisk the sugar mixture into the chive purée and cool. Once the purée has set, blend in a Vita-Prep until smooth.
For the Pickled Mustard Seeds:
Combine the yellow and brown mustard seeds, water, Sherry vinegar and evaporated cane juice sugar in a small sauce pot. Bring to a simmer and cook for 45 minutes, or au sec.
For the Smoked Char Mousse:
Purée the char in a Robot Coupe with heavy cream until smooth. Pass through a tamis and fold in whipped crème fraîche and aerated cream cheese. Fold in the lemon. Adjust seasoning.
For the Arctic Char Sous Vide:
Cover the char in brine in a shallow pan for 10 minutes. Vacuum pack the char with olive oil and cook using an immersion circulator in a water bath for 6 to 7 minutes at 57ºC.
To Assemble and Serve:
Pipe some chive pudding onto the plate and top with the warm arctic char. Spoon a few pickled mustard seeds on top of the char. Pipe a dot of lemon pudding onto the plate. Plate a quenelle of smoked char mousse next to the arctic char and garnish it with the everything bagel powder. Garnish the plate with the sorrel and dehydrated onions and capers.
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Enchanting Evening of Music
By Anna Holloway
"Some Enchanted Evening" at Lyric Theatre offers five strong, young voices and two brilliant pianists offering many favorite songs from Rodgers and Hammerstein's classic musicals.
The songs in Act I are designed as dialogs and interactions, and in Act II as reflections and soliloquies. They require strong singers, two men and three women, each of whom must be able to really "sell" a song.
In the Lyric's performance, Jamie Buxton as "Nellie," Dallas Lish as "Billy," Heather Geery as "Anna," Ethan Spell as "Will," and Melissa Griffith as "Julie" gave us that experience.
The show is staged to open at a rehearsal, with a stage manager and crew moving things around as the singers gather in street clothes and take us through the first few songs. This comfortable and relaxed opening allows us to get into the music without the burden of formal expectations. At the end of this first section, each performance features a short visit with a different performer from Lyric Theatre's fifty-year history. In addition to allowing the Oklahoma City audience to revisit some of the theatre's past, this little cameo allows the cast to change into formal attire for the rest of the show, bringing us the high production values we have come to expect from Lyric.
Rodgers, whose music often explores the lower end of a vocal range, can be a real challenge for tenors. Lish, who has a strong dark tenor, still had to use all the technique at his command to handle the Jud Fry soliloquy, "Lonely Room" from "Oklahoma," which he did very well.
Spell, a slightly lighter tenor voice, gave us a soaring rendition of "There is Nothin' Like a Dame" from "South Pacific" and a charming "Everything's Up to Date…" from "Oklahoma."
The women were, rather stereotypically, blonde, brunette, and redhead. Griffith, a classically trained soprano with a lovely voice, adapted beautifully to the Broadway technique that Rodgers demands, and delivered all of her numbers flawlessly. Geery, the brunette, gave us gutsy and effective versions of "I Cain't Say No" and "Love Look Away," and Buxton carried us away with "Cockeyed Optimist."
These are only a few of the high points. There is lovely comic byplay among the actors in several places, as songs are linked to one another in little "scenes" on stage. Three strong medleys, involving the whole company, also give us some glorious harmonies.
The technical aspects of theatre, when done right, are never apparent to the audience and so are often under appreciated. "Some Enchanted Evening" includes two very talented pianists who are fully present and almost invisible in their musical skill, Mary Brozina and Brian Hamilton (who also serves as Music Director for the production). In the usually unseen position of production stage manager, Julie Meyer ran the show flawlessly.
"Some Enchanted Evening" celebrates Lyric Theatre's 50th Anniversary year and offers a lovely evening of golden age musical theatre. Take the time to enjoy this tribute to American class musical theatre, and to a great local theatre's fifty years of excellence.
Lyric on the Plaza, 1727 NW 16th street, Tues-Thurs at 7:30, Fri-Sat at 8:00, and Sat-Sun at 2:00 through February 16. Check www.lyrictheatreokc.com for ticket information and a list of the special guest cameos scheduled.


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NEW DELHI: Temasek, an Asia-focused investment firm based in Singapore, has invested Rs 572 crore in Godrej Agrovet Ltd for a 19.99 per cent stake. The investment will be a combination of primary and secondary investment in the agribusiness company.
"We are aggressively expanding rural distribution, increasing our manufacturing capacities, and launching cutting edge technologies for farmers. We look forward to partnering with Temasek to further accelerate our performance," said Balram Singh Yadav, managing director of Godrej Agrovet, in a statement released on Monday.


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Surely they should be held accountable?
Considerable opposition from the Irish community at home and abroad has forced the Birmingham-based Carey Academy of Irish Dancing to cancel the event optimistically billed as the "1st Israeli feis".
Initially the Academy had ignored appeals to respect the cultural boycott of Israel in the hope that the protest would blow over. It was unlikely. Irish people have a natural affinity with the Palestinian struggle and allowing Irish culture to be misused to legitimize the Israeli occupation would have been simply inconceivable for many.
Yet while Irish supporters of the steadily growing Boycott, Sanction, Divest (BDS) movement are relishing yet another victory for the solidarity campaign, there are several questions on the matter that still need to be answered.
The original statement cancelling the event published by the Carey academy on their Facebook page maintained that intimidation and a real fear for the safety of children attending the dance school was the reason for their withdrawal.
Several named individuals and the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign (IPSC) were accused of organizing a "a not-so-peaceful protest outside of our dance studio", issuing threats against both teachers and teenage dancers and warning that "everyone who takes part in the feis would be shot in the head." Serious allegations indeed. Allegations that one would expect to be reported to the police and prosecutions filed.
No evidence of these dramatic allegations of shooting children in the head has been provided in spite of continued calls online for the Academy to publish them. As to the other accusation, the supposedly violent demonstration, footage is available online which shows clearly that the Carey Academy is lying. There is simply no other word for it.
The initial statement containing the outlandish allegations against respected human rights activists was later replaced by a somewhat less hysterical one, after several people, including the alleged perpetrators of the threats, demanded the Academy publish the evidence to back up the claims.
A screen shot of the statement which was later modified
Along with many others, I am left wondering as to why an organization like the Carey Academy which claims to be non-political is acting in such a belligerent and underhand manner, using language which could easily have been taken right out of the Israeli propaganda manual. Mudslinging is an essential element in the Israeli propaganda war against the international BDS campaign.
The Ireland Palestine Activists Collective (IPAC) are following up and organizing a new picket demanding a public retraction of the allegations. The conclusion here remains to be seen.
Then there is the question as to why the commission for Irish dancing – An Coimisiún le Rincí Gaelacha (CRLG) – and its Vice-Chairperson Seamus Ó Sé, approved, facilitated and publicised the organization of this event.
An announcement on its pages responding to criticism under the heading "Feis in Israel" states that the CRLG does not "comment on national or international political matters". A total cop-out – and a particularly hypocritical attitude given that the organization itself was actively involved in promoting a potential breach of the international cultural boycott supported by over 500 Irish artists.
Whilst the Carey Academy has been the focus of the campaign, the CLRG and its mother organization Conradh na Gaeilge have slipped quietly under the radar so far. Surely they should be held accountable?


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Black Box
|Release Date: August 04, 2015
|Genre: Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller
Brad Dourif
Jason London
Ray Park
Kevin Sorbo
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Summary:Inside a mysterious black box lies the secret to one's desires. As the black box changes hands, each new owner must resist what he or she covets most or prepare to defend their salacious greed against an immortal assassin. As several lives collide, can they escape the wrath of avarice and the black box?


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Rositas De Chijipina Alta Group
The loan that they are requesting will be used to help small businesses in which Modesta is a member. Modesta says that this is the first time that they have joined Pro Mujer, having been invited by a sponsor from the institution who visited her at her home.
Currently, she has a business selling clay pots. She learned this trade from her parents, as it was a family business. After having her first child, she decided to start her own business.
The loan that she is seeking will be used to increase her working capital by purchasing an oven which she will acquire from a community in the La Paz district. She will then sell her products in her store. This type of work allows her to earn an income to support her family, as she lives in a common-law marriage and has nine children. When asked what she likes about Pro Mujer, she responded that she likes the training that they offer.
El crédito que sacaran beneficiara a pequeñas microempresarias donde la señora Modesta es integrante, ella indica que hace es la primera vez que integra Pro Mujer, ingresando por la invitación de una promotora de la institución que fue a visitarle a su casa. En la actualidad ella tiene un negocio de venta de ollas de barro; da a conocer que este negocio lo aprendió de sus padres, ya que el mismo fue un negocio familiar, posterior a tener su primer hijo decide emprender su propio negocio.
El crédito que ahora sacará es para el aumento de capital (compra de horno) que adquirirá de las comunidades del departamento de La Paz y posteriormente a la elaboración lo comercializará en su espacio de venta. Esta forma de trabajo le permite generar recursos para apoyar a su familia, ya que ella vive en unión libre y tiene nueve hijos.
Cuando se le consulta qué le gusta de Pro Mujer, ella responde que le gusta las capacitaciones que ofrece la institución.
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In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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The Right Recipe for the Job
There are times to be flexible with recipes and other times to follow the instructions exact.
Yesterday, I made pot roast. I included onion soup from one recipe, parsnips from another, and made gravy using yet another recipe. It turned out delicious, and I'm looking forward to leftovers.
However, the same technique did not work a couple of weeks ago when I combined several recipes to make muffins.
This mix 'n' match approach has applications in the job search, too.
Some job-search handbooks are like muffin recipes. The writers give no leeway about the order of your job-seeking activities or even the ingredients in a r©sum©. On the other hand, some job seekers take the pot-roast approach: It doesn't matter what you do or when you do it - just do something.
Certain ingredients are called for in a job search. Some of these ingredients (steps) should be performed in a certain order.
On occasion, flexibility is called for. I have advised job seekers to stop what they were doing and go back to the beginning. I have also told job seekers who were ineffectively spending time searching the Internet to go back to the old-fashioned help-wanted ads.
So what is the recipe for a successful job hunt?
This is a step that some job seekers would rather skip. Those job seekers should consider these questions: Why are we amazed at people who view their jobs as fun? Do you know people who made a major investment to obtain a degree and are not using those skills because they discovered they did not like the field? Do you know people whose entire life takes a negative bent because they do not like their job?
Self-assessment can be as simple as writing about your likes, dislikes and accomplishments. Such an exercise will get you on your way to knowing your career path.
Learning About Your Career Path
It was not unusual for recent graduates from a nursing program to come to me after being on the job for a while and say, "I never knew I would have to do that." They did not get all the career information before they committed themselves.
There are many places to get career information, such as the library, guidance office or a job center. The Internet also has become a prime source for career information.
I prefer the informational interview: Go to a nurse, teacher or whomever and ask, "What's it like?" Most likely you will get insights you would not get from career pamphlet.
Learn About Potential Employers
Once you have a set career goal, identify employers who will hire someone with your skills. Use the newspaper, Internet, Yellow Pages, chamber of commerce, job center or professional journals to find potential employers for your desired career. Network with everyone you know to see if they know of any openings in your field.
Contact Employers
There are three ways of making the initial contact: sending a r©sum© and cover letter, calling the hiring authority of the desired company, and applying to the employer directly.
Follow up with the company contacted
A typical job seeker will send out a r©sum© and then sit back waiting for the calls to come in. A well-planned, well-executed, follow-up call will turn many of these initial contracts into an interview.
Prepare for the interview
Once these contacts have become a scheduled interview the job seeker needs to prepare for the interview by practicing how you'll respond to questions and what questions you'll ask yourself. Don't just wing it. Any successful interview requires more effort on the front end than spent in the interview itself.


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Web Forms :: Populating Treeview Control Dynamically?Oct 21, 2010
I want to populate my treeview with the values from database. How can i do it.View 2 Replies
I want to populate my treeview with the values from database. How can i do it.View 2 Replies
(The following is a complete re-edit of the original post which was rambling, confusing etc...)
I have a form with a dynamically generated checklist:
<asp:CheckBoxList ID="cblGames" runat="server" DataSourceID="sqlGames" DataTextField="Game" DataValueField="Id" </asp:CheckBoxList>
<asp:SqlDataSource ID="sqlGames" runat="server" ConnectionString="<%$ ConnectionStrings:Games %>"
SelectCommand="SELECT [Id], [Game], [ShowWaitingList] FROM [Aanbod] WHERE ([ShowWaitingList] = @ShowWaitingList)">
<SelectParameters><asp:Parameter DefaultValue="true" Name="ShowWaitingList" Type="Boolean" /></SelectParameters>
The following code-behind is supposed to check those boxes that correspond to values stored in a database. It fails and I don't know why.
I have a dropdownlist in EditItemTemplate and InsertItemTemplate which I want it to populate at the runtime while Inserting an item or Editing an item.
I am facing an issue regarding populating a dropdownlist dynamically while in Edit and Insert mode. There are 0 Records in my table and it shows "Empty Data message" in my Listview control. Even the ItemDataBound event does not fire. So I am not able to find the dropdownlist in that listview.
This is my Aspx code which shows only InsertItemTemplate and EditItemTemplate.
am using asp .net 3.5 web forms with VB.I have a masterpage that is populating a treeview from a sql db. When a user clicks on the name in the tree it passes the employee identifier (employee number) to a label on the master page i have hidden. FROM the CONTENT page i am reading the label on the master page and updating the label on the content page to match the label on the master page so i can use the emp number to display info. At least that what i want. However, the content page is not posting back when the label updates of course and its one clikc behind becuase there is no post back. Is there a way to make the page postback when a label changes or a textbox for that matter.Here is how i am updating the label control On the mastepage :
Public Property EmpCode() As [String]
Return Label360.Text
I have a class as follows:
public enum
state { FR, STR, SR, IR, PR }
public class
Node {
string NodeName;
string NodeValue;
string NodeTip;
state NodeState;
Node NodeParent;
List<Node> NodeChildren;
public Node(string Name,string
Value,string Tip,state State){
this.NodeName =
this.NodeState =
state.FR;this.NodeParent =
void AddChildren(Node nChildren){
nChildren.NodeParent = this;
Now i want to display this class objects in a Treeview.
I am using a treeview control and just want to add nodes dynamically. On selecting a node the results based on that node must be shown below.View 1 Replies
I am populating a data bound control DropDownList with file names from a local folder that resides within a ListView control.
I am able to populate as expected, in testing list is generated - all good in that regard.
However once I set to databind by adding SelectedValue='<%# Bind("ImageFile") %>'the following error occurs
ERROR:Databinding methods such as Eval(), XPath(), and Bind() can only be used in the context of a databound control.
This is the aspx file .. no codebehind:
I'm currently building my website and have hit a brick wall. I've not begun coding anything fro this yet as I am unable to get my head around it and not sure where to start.
I've got a database table with a list of town/ county names ( columns are id, town, county).
What I'd like to do is have a template page with set places for town/ county names and then when a particular area is searched for in google/ bing etc my template page with the relevant town/ county name is shown.
I know that's a bit vague so if you have any questions, let me know. One thing I don't want to do is manually create a page for each individual town/ county!
I have a writing a web page that will use several different types of control. The control types will depend on the data being read from a SQL database. The following is my code that decides what control to add to the page:
Select myReader.GetString(1)
Case "DatePicker"
Dim bdpAnswer As BasicFrame.WebControls.BasicDatePicker = New BasicFrame.WebControls.BasicDatePicker()
bdpAnswer.DateFormat = "dd/MM/yyyy"
Case "DropDownList"
Dim ddlAnswer As DropDownList = New DropDownList()
Case "RadioButton"
Dim rbAnswer As RadioButton = New RadioButton()
Case "TextBox"
Dim tbAnswer As TextBox = New TextBox()
End Select
I have a Grid view which is being populated from a database. Now I want to add a button that has its own html with some Hidden fields. I have introduced an Template Field and put the html in that field which works fine. But now I want to send the values in hidden field dynamically. i.e. the Id and value comming form the database.View 3 Replies
i have 2 tables Desgn & EmpForm
Desgn table is lik this
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Desgn](
[DesignationCode] [int] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
[DesignationName] [varchar](50) NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT [PK_Desgn] PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED
and i have called the Populate1() method in the page load event., but i m not getting the dropDown populated why ?
I need to create a TemplateField column dynamically , which will contain dropdowlist controls. I've been using this
example to create my first dynamic columns and for the last column, the one that contains dropdowlist controls, I've written this class:
But what I don't know is, where should I populate the dropdownlist control?
I would like to place data from a sql query in a table row dynamically. I know how to do it using asp but it is not the same in asp.net. I don't know how much data is being return so i want rows to keep adding or being fill with data until 'nil'. Can anyone advise me where to put the sql query and how to dynamically put data in a table
am trying to populate the PostBackUrl attribute from a LinkButton using a function to return the dynamic url. The function is on the code behind page and called from the design page, however it appears that the function is not being executed.
<asp:LinkButton ID="pagerPrevious" runat="server" PostBackUrl='<%# getUrl("Previous") %>'>Previous</asp:LinkButton>
i have created the dynamic tree view in ASP.NET using C#, but i have to add url's in the dynamically created treeview. can any one give the basic coding for it with example..View 2 Replies
i need to create a for-loop and create treeview dynamically through coding and i need to display it in well organise manner as in as shown below
treeview1 treeview2 treeview3
treeview4 treeview5
is there any way to do it? on page load?
I have a ContentPlaceHolder control that contains a repeater control that contains several databound controls. The repeater control is bound to a DataTable. One of the databound controls on the repeater is a ListBox control. Per the requirements of my customer, the ListBox control will need be populated with numeric values ranging from 0 to 100 in increments of 5. The problem with this ListBox control is that there will be occasions where some data will be non-divisible by 5. On these occasions, the data value is to be inserted into my list of 0 to 100.
For example, most ListBoxes will be populated and bound with a value of 0 to 100 in increments of 5 (0, 5, 10, 15, etc) but SOME will occasionally need to populate and bind with an additional integer of, say, 3. I have tried to populate the ListBox with non-data-bound items and then do the binding later but I am having difficulties with that. To insert the non-divisible by 5 value, I would need to know which repeater item contains the corresponding drop-down list. I can try to query the for for the ContentPlaceHolder AND the Repeater AND the ListBox but they are all dynamically created so locating the control is difficult. This will probably be one of those posts that do not get answered. The .aspx code is:
<asp:ListBox ID="lbCodeWeight" runat="server"
SelectionMode="Single" DataTextField="CodeWeight" DataValueField="PerfGrp" Rows="1"
onchange="javascript:updateTotal()" Font-Overline="False">
Here is some c# code that I have thus far with "appraisal" being the name of the Repeater:
private void PopulateAppraisals()
if (Cache["dt1"] != null && dt1 == null)
dt1 = (DataTable)Cache["dt1"];
appraisal.DataSource = dt1;
foreach (RepeaterItem item in Appraisal.Items)
ListBox lb = (ListBox)item.FindControl("lbCodeWeight");
if (lb != null)
int i = 0;
while (i <= 100)
ListItem li = new ListItem();
li.Text = i.ToString();
i = i + 5;
foreach (DataRow row in dt1.Rows)
int i = Convert.ToInt32(row["CodeWeight"]);
if (i % 5 != 0)
foreach (RepeaterItem item in Appraisal.Items)
ListBox lb = (ListBox)item.FindControl("lbCodeWeight");
if (lb != null)
//find the listbox control that will need this listitem added
//then bind
//then set as selectedvalue
I've got a gridview control embedded within a tabpanel and an update panel. I have a few columns from the database showing in the gridview and in order to see all the columns corresponding to that row, I want to open a separate tabpanel upon gridview selected index changed event. At the moment, I'm using the code below to add new tabs:
Problem is that upon clicking on the gridview select button, I manage to add a new tab, but after this, the gridview control gets locked up and stops working (stops from selecting any other rows).
In the code above, I'm rebuilding all the tabs (including the one containing the gridview), after going through forums articles. However, I've also tried doing it the simple way but it didn't work:
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I am using a treeview control to show the DB values dynamically below is my code
My problem is whenever i debug the code im getting treeview in expanded mode,but i want to achieve like whenever i click on the top node it has to show below nodes
Need to build a treeview dynamically from SQL data. I have 2 tables Project and SubProject.
A project can have many sub projects...
I need a display like this....
Project 1
subproject a
subproject b
Project 2
subproject c
subproject d
I am having trouble understanding the TreeView Control.
What I want to be able to do is creates a TreeView Control that list folders in one frame and the by selecting a folder from the tree, the second frame displays the contents of the files. The files should then be clickable to launch whatever view, excel, pdf, etc.
i have a function i want to get node from treeview1 control based on id parameter passed. Public Sub CheckIsEnabled(ByVal ID As Integer)View 1 Replies
I want to store object data to treeview node dynamically(while application running) , In windows form i use node.tag = ? , and it it ok , i try node.DataItem = something , but it is readonly , so how would i store object data in asp.netView 3 Replies
I am generating Textboxes dynamically on selection of treeview node.
The problem is i have a button and on click of it postback happens and all the date entered in the textboxes and textbox it self is lost ;(
Just want to know if it is possible to Dynamically Populating a DetailsView with OleDb Data Adapter ? It has to be done on the Page_load because it has to display a users details that i must be able to edit!View 4 Replies
I have a gridview that is populating from a SQL DB and working fine. However, based upon certain data I find in fields in the SQL table, I want to place a 'n' or a 'y' in extra columns in the gridview that I am assuming need to be templatefields. My thought was I could maybe add 8 template columns and then I could put a 'y' in the appropriate column based upon the data I find the table. For the life of me, I cannot figure out how to do this. I want to do this at rowdatabound time ( i think) but I just cannot find out how to, in my code, put that 'y' in the columns. Is this the right way to do this or do I need to do it another way? How do I get that 'y' in the proper column?View 3 Replies
the problem is actually in the subject. I have custom control that uses treeview. The control is added dynamically. Nodes for this treeview are populated on demand. Treeview nodes can be checked. I recreate this control on page load event, but still CheckedNodes is empty if checked nodes were added dynamically (added on demand).View 2 Replies
I am trying to populate a label with return value from a function, but getting an error when calling the function which says "The name 'CUST_CODE' does not exist in the current context".The code:
<%@ Page Title="" Language="C#" MasterPageFile="~/Site.Master" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeBehind="OrderEntry.aspx.cs" Inherits="WebApplication3.WebForm7" %>
I have a upload section on a user control

<fieldset>
<asp:Button ID="btnAttachQuote" UseSubmitBehavior="false" Text="Attach Quote" runat="server" />

the btnAttachQuote is defined as
protected global::System.Web.UI.WebControls.Button btnAttachQuote;
can i do something simular to olUploadedFiles? there are alot of list options in webcontrols and i'm unsure how to use them. I would like to use a for loop to populate olUploadedFiles from a string array in my .cs. something like ...
int i = 0;
while (files[i].Length !=0)
olUploadedFiles.add (files[i]);//i'll substring the file names out
I'm using the same control for both the form submit and the status page(label only mode). I can load the rest of the info i just can't populate the dropdown from the codebehind.