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Julie: This is an awesome book.

Rita: Oh, I had a soft spot indeedy for Xander. As for Kyle, le rowl nerd.KB/KT Granthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3473707319947090916.post-25809528192434358782011-02-28T11:06:41.877-05:002011-02-28T11:06:41.877-05:00I loved it! All the characters came alive and I re...I loved it!
All the characters came alive and I really didn't want the book to end!
You should know by now I have a fetish for hot looking geeks, so I can't WAIT for Kyle's book!!!
And I LOL'd at that 'nipple' scene.

Sidenote: Is it bad I had a soft spot for Xander? Oh, his arrogance ignorance was a turn on for some reason! He had my sympathy till he started pistol whipping folks.

Smashing contemporary. Point blank! (and I can't wait to see if the other 'douchebags' get book)

Great review,per usual, KB!HistoricalRomanceJunkie Ritahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3473707319947090916.post-17349964234247400542011-02-28T07:48:18.259-05:002011-02-28T07:48:18.259-05:00Great review Katie! I have this one waiting for m...Great review Katie! I have this one waiting for me and I can't wait to read it! I love Julie James and everything she touches. :)Juliehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3473707319947090916.post-6574785803640344512011-02-28T07:26:28.909-05:002011-02-28T07:26:28.909-05:00oooh..I need to read it. I have it sitting here. I...oooh..I need to read it. I have it sitting here. I've heard others comment on her secondary characters as well! sounds fun!Mandihttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Wild Light: 18??? Why not 35 or 50??????
Perhaps Rishi got a bad copy. The FE35/1.4 is quite decent in terms of sharpness wide open and rendering. I agree with the onion ring bokeh though. My biggest gripe is the ridiculous size. I would much rather see a Loxia version of the Zeiss 35/1.4 ZM. In the meantime, I think the Loxia 35/2 is pretty stellar and very small.
MF is pretty cool through a good EVF.
Retro1976: Sony makes remarkable cameras: class leading sensors, features galore, I mean it's everything one could want right ? Yet I go back and forth and buy one of these bodies and always end up dissapointed, I know it's purely subjective but I often find myself happier with Fuji, Olympus or Canon. Its not just me, friends and fellow photogs always end up switching back. I think Sony is close to arriving at the right formula, but still have some work to do.
Nikon tried with the Df to go the "pure photography" route. I was underwhelmed. The faux-Leica strategy of Fuji also disappoints with the crop sensors and style-over-function design.
The Sony A7 series with Zeiss Loxia glass has been the closest to "pure photography" I've been able to afford in the digital realm. The first day I laid hands on a Loxia lens I have never looked back.
sgoldswo: I don't see how you can rate a camera which has a clumsy user interface with a gold award. It makes the review irrelevant if you don't consider the user experience.
I always have this problem with high ratings for Sony and Panasonic cameras (which both have their moments of clunkyness in the user interface). If they require extensive customization, they simply aren't as much fun to use, however capable they are.
All major brands have clumsy UIs. Canon, Nikon, Olympus, Panasonic, all have sub par menu systems. Canon is so bad it is a joke. Yet people buy these cameras....
It would be nice if companies would fix this for once and for all, but I find the Sony UI quite decent compared to Canon.
LandonT87: My biggest issue is with the lack of good zoom lenses. I'd be willing to pay for the 16-70mm f/4 lens but for $1000, the performance is unacceptable. I know sharpness isn't everything but it got a DXO Mark score for sharpness of 8 (8!) on a 24 MP camera. Further, I have a picture from a friend using a NEX 7 and the 16-70mm and it is noticeably soft around the edges.
Zoom kit for A6x00
Sony 10-18
Sony 28-70
Sony 70-200
Prime kit for A6x00:
Zeiss Touit 12/2.8
Sigma 19/2.8
Sony 28/2
Sony Zeiss 55/1.8
Zeiss Batis 85/1.8
Smaug01: Also ugly, just like the Lumix GX-8. If I'm gonna put down that kind of coin for a camera, it has to LOOK good too. (Like Fuji X100T, Olympus OM-D, etc.) It's not too much to ask.
This is a computer box with a lump for the grip and a lens mount; really uninspired.
Nothing worse than these ugly Fuji and Olympus retro cameras.
Sony please copy this lens for the A7 series !!!!!
This post shows that even the most expensive gear will not save a bad photographer. All of these images are literally composed for 85mm and shot with 28mm. It's terrible. I wonder who screens these entries.
Cytokine: Most of these samples are at 5.6, f4, or 2.8, and at these apertures almost all the good 85's are sharp.
The Bokeh is so bad I cant believe a Japanese company made this lens, it looks like Nissan Bokeh. Sony even made a machine to predict the bokeh?????
Why so few 1.4 samples? Is it that bad that the reviewers cant or dare not post any.
I am no Zeiss fan, but they would never put their name on something so bad.
There are plenty of lenses as sharp as this one, with better bokeh at a fraction of the price.
Did Zeiss refuse to put their name on this lens design? Maybe it should be called the Grand Mess.
Could the simplest explanation indeed be the correct one? That in the wake of test chart sharpness obsession, Sony went the Sigma route with lenses only optimized for sharpness, ignoring all other characteristics, and Zeiss said NO?
Flashback: I hate to differ here, but where is the pop?
I can see plenty of detail, but not absolute sharpness. Maybe it's a due to lack of contrast. I was expecting more from this combination.
False. 3D "pop" comes from a combination of:
- amount of bokeh
- field curvature
- drop in contrast in OOF areas
- color tonality (this is coating and sensor related)
The field curvature part is important, and generally lenses with field curvature score poorly on flat test charts.
Hugo King: FuhTeng has the best post so far.
Sony is out for money but still doesn't get Photography. Sharpness is nice, but their colors are still off, and ergonomics and function lag behind most everyone else. Some of the pictures I've see from their latest cameras are not good at all.
A terrible picture can't be improved by 'sharpness', but this electronics company plans on making money by selling that idea to tech geeks.
This is senseless brand hating without factual basis.
As an Olympus/Nikon/Sony user, I prefer Sony because the colors look less processed, more organic. Nikon is alright, and almost identical in RAW. Olympus is too harsh on the color processing, even in RAW somehow.
RidgeRunner22: Ha! for some reason I got a real kick out of this one. Looks like s lovely lens! Wish they would make one equally sharp a few stops slower, and way smaller. When do you use an 85 at 1.4? sounds hard to deal with, from a DOF stand point.
I'd like a 85/2.8 which is as good as the Sony Zeiss 35/2.8. I would prefer it with Zeiss coatings and none of this GM nonsense.
PeterTom: When I sum the weight and price of these 3 lenses:
Canon 50mm 1.8 STM
Canon 85mm 1.8 USM
Canon 100mm 2.0 USM
Then I get 1044 grams and 880.24 Euro (looking at cheapest prices in reliable on-line shops around me).
The Sigma is 1490 grams and 1249 Euro.
It is about 40% more in both numbers...
Can the lens have that much better IQ (compared to the above listed ones) that you will not mind carrying 400 more grams (another lens' weight, and I usually leave the 85mm at home, 50mm and 100mm are usually enough to carry) and pay 40% more?
For me the answer is "no", but if flexibility of a zoom is highest priority, then your opinion may differ.
Beating the Canon 50/1.8 and 85/1.8 isn't that hard...
Siobhan A: "Most of what I shot using the 16-70mm was up at ISO 6400 or beyond and frankly, looked pretty noisy and unappealing."
Sony is still a long way behind where no defunct Samsung was 2 years ago. With no affordable F/2.8 zooms, and no sub-$1000 F/1.4 native lenses, they can't compete with a cheaper Nikon, Pentax, or even a higher resolution NX500 in low light. The $1000 A6300 body with those native F/4 zooms is comparable to cheaper M43 bodies with much smaller F/2.8 primes.
From what I have seen from unbiased reviewers so far the A6300 is still behind the NX1 and GH4 for action and not close do a decent Nikon.
Which móron uses f/2.8 zooms and f/1.4 primes on APS-C!?!?
The point of APS-C is a) budget and b) reach. None of these f/2.8 zooms / f/1.4 primes have reach.
If you want bang for buck, getting f/4 zooms and f/2 primes on full frame is far more effective than getting f/2.8 zooms and f/1.4 primes on APS-C, both budget and IQ.
Camera Newton: I am in agreement with everyone else. picture quality is a few steps behind competitors. Even the 1 inch sensor cameras and M43 cameras despite smaller sensors are producing more pleasing pictures most of the time, so the benefit of occasional less noise or higher DR (killed by small aperture native lenses) are virtually meaningless. Those weird colors and mushy details are good reasons to avoid this camera.
The A6000 is a better all around deal.
I am a M43 shooter and I have to say you have no idea what you are talking about. IQ of this cam is top notch.
Dave Oddie: 60mm f.ov. equivalent on 4/3? Can't think of a more useless focal length.
It's not a standard lens giving a natural field of view and it's not short tele either.
On aps-c at 45mm equivalent it is almost the ideal standard lens focal length to give that natural viewpoint so makes much more sense.
Adding a 4/3 version seems like an afterthought. If I were a 4/3 user I'd get something like the Oly 45mm F1.8. The difference between 1.4 and 1.8 is minimal and not worth the compromise in my opinion.
Must be sad being so narrow minded.
Nikon 58mm and Sony Zeiss 55mm are fantastic portrait lenses. Nice and versatile.
Angrymagpie: Thanks for the review. I was wondering what the rationale is for shooting it with an A7Rii in crop mode instead of testing it on, say, a6300/6000?
A7Rii is arguably the best APS-C camera on the market.
Noorar: now we need a direct comparison to the FE 28mm F2 !
The transmission of Sigma's previous 30/1.4 is T/1.8. The transmission of the 28/2 is T/2.
So in terms of low light performance I doubt there will be a big difference. Both have terrible distortion. From the examples, the 28/2 has better bokeh.
For Sony users the Sony seems like a wiser buy.
Caerolle: If they ever made some good fast APS-C primes I might be interested. I think the chances of that happening rank up there with an A7000 ever being made, maybe they will drop them at the same time, like a whole new system (or a reboot to the E-mount system).
Your comment makes no sense. You can get the following set of excellent primes for your A6x00:
- Zeiss Touit 12/2.8
- Sigma 19/2.8
- Sony Zeiss 24/1.8
- Zeiss Touit 32/1.8
- Sony Zeiss 55/1.8
- Zeiss Batis 85/1.8
greypixelz: haven't Panasonic gotten the message from Kai and Lok that micro4/3rds is dead? and don't they know that Pentax is the king of WR and that it had just out-sensor'ed them?
I mean, really, Panasonic! :P
Panasonic - just like Nikon - has their efforts spread between two mounts and three sensor sizes.
- There's the M43 mount, with 2x crop sensor.
- There's the L mount, with 1.5x crop sensor.
- There's the L mount, with full frame sensor.
Panasonic is developing bodies and lenses for all three. One of them will have to give, and just as with Nikon, it's most likely the tiny crop.
Intermittentoverexposure: I shot the GX8 last weekend. Couple of takeaways:
1. Continuous AF is worthless, same as every other m4/3s (yes, including the E-M1)
2. This system is just as borked as the original 4/3s - if you have a body this big, use a bigger sensor
3. Panny 12-35mm has equivalent IQ to Fuji 18-55
The search for an MILC that can replace DSLR continues. Next up, Fuji X-Pro2. I would be excited for the A6300, but just as with Olympus, I expect the menu system to be unusable. It's really too bad about the Sigma - would it really be that difficult to offer a bayer sensor version of the new Quattro? 5 stars for tech, zero stars for real world where ISO is important.
Try the A7 II / A7R II. Now that's some amazing DSLR-class PDAF right there.
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I have Windows 7. When I plug in the network cable the internet works fast, but when I use WiFi it's extremely slow.
Please help me fix this problem and also mention if the problem is with my WiFi device or with Windows itself (or other software).
Many possibilities exists.
What type of Wifi are you using 802.11 a/b/g/n or etc If you got "a" there is your problem right there.
How strong does Windows report the signal strength? If the distance is <10ft as mentioned you should have full bars.
How many other wifi networks exist that overlap yours? If another wifi router device is using the same channel as yours they will fight each other. Depending on how close the other wifi router is it will reduce your reception quality significantly.
You could be using a USB wifi adapter. If the usb port were 1.0 or 1.1 or running at that version of usb there is your problem.
You wifi router could be malfunctioning. How old is it? Has the firmware been upgraded?
Go to the store with a friendly return policy buy a new one try it for a day and if it sucks also take it back for a refund. If the new one is awesome problem solved.
Wi-Fi is always slower then a wired connection.. ok, not always, but with all current networking, it is.
Wireless has a certain maximum speed, under perfect conditions, including no interference, no other radios in the area, the Wi-Fi antennas are next to each other, and no one else is connected to it. So does your wireless meet all those rules so it can run at 150mbps?Or would the reliable wire running at 1000mbps be faster?
This is probably not a software or hardware fault. Your problem occurs probably because other people use the WiFi simultaneously when you do, decreasing your connection speed. If you are certain nobody uses the WiFi in the time you do, consider these steps:
Update all drivers and the router's firmware.
Also note that essentially WiFi (or other types of wireless networking) are generally slower then cable because:
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Open it and change your tab to 2.4GHz or 5GHz channel depending on your signal. Your wifi signal should be floating somewhere on the graph.
Next, you need to open your router's page. If you don't know the ip, Open command prompt and type in "ipconfig".
Copy the ip address under "Default Gateway".
Open your favorite web browser.
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Enter any relevant username/passwords for that router. This is different from the password for connecting to the wifi.
Depending on the UI, search for an option to change the channel. It should be somewhere like "wireless settings" or something like that.
Back to inSSIDer, determine which channel that have lots of wifi.
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[quote:Chaol:MV84NzI1OTBfMzQzOTk0MDBfQUZDMjVCNjA=] [quote:Unit3:MV84NzI1OTBfMzQzOTU0NTFfRUY2NDIwMEI=] As we decide a group project, let's recap some of the things we have learned. 1) Each space must be defined. 2) A symbol is assigned to each space with each space having it's own symbol 3) Symbols may be mental and can be positioned at any time in the past/present/future. 4) Symbols should have the least amount of value possible. They need not even look like any known thing. 5) Every interaction is neutral, so leaving a symbol in a space where it might be thrown away is acceptable interaction. 6) If the space is changed, it must be defined and a new symbol created. 7) Logic must be incorporated so it makes sense how one goes from current perspective to new perspective. Every Genius has 4 elements: (I've noticed we seem to use interchangeable words with the elements so I'll try to include them.) Symbol Potential Energy, Space, Possibility, Rules Interaction Logic The elements are the logical steps to fulfill the goal. 1) So, we have a thing(symbol) 2) We make rules about the symbol (which do not need to make sense, in fact it's better if they don't make sense. Singing to the symbol for example.) 3) We decide how the symbol will be interacted with. We take the symbol some WHERE and do something with it. 4) Logic: What I'm going to do when someone interacts with my symbol. [/quote] Hi. Some notes: Altough (for 3) the entire exercise can be mental I would not suggest it until you've got a feel for how the physical works. You can try it (as I do consciously) but it's a bit more advanced. It's something that your sub-conscious is doing right now and may be a bit overwhelming to experience. For 7, the logic need not make sense. It's just a way to define limits. Otherwise it's too abstract for your sub-conscious. If the logic is crazy or strange that's fine also (I recommend it, because it really wakes your sub-conscious us and fortifies the perspective). And, as an other poster has stated, "Rules" are the Logic element. [quote:Unit3:MV84NzI1OTBfMzQzOTU0NTFfRUY2NDIwMEI=] Edit: I wonder if it would be easier to decide something to happen for each of us individually rather than a group? Such as, each of us get $50 million in our bank account. Then, we talk about the steps and logic to go from current perspective to the new perspective? I'm thinking if we can agree on one thing, then we can work together trying to figure out the rest of the steps. [/quote] No, not easier. The question is how relative is it? If one person has an idea that others can contribute to, for example, is it easier than perceiving 10 separate things happening? The easiest, probably, is to take an idea that someone has and turn it into something big. An alternative would be to make it a contest where each person comes up with their own model and try it for a couple of weeks, reporting on progress, to see what actions and Genius types can work best for you. Then, using that experience, do something that has greater benefit. Some issue here is that we are focused on the details of the goal rather than the perspective that achieving the goal entails. The Genius works out the details about how to get there. You only need to focus the perspective using the elements. But here is the issue... [u]don't focus on the goal[/u]. Create a [i]sense of focus[/i] for the Genius using the elements. hope this helps :) [/quote]
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I have been living in this world for some time now.
I came from a place also named Earth, much like this planet. There are a number of differences between my home and yours.
I thought it would be interesting to share a few things with you that are relatively common knowledge where I am from. My reasons for doing so will probably be more apparent in the future.
* Consciousness does not exist (but relationships do)
* Matter is gravity that has been structured
* We are not human (we are perspectives)
* When the totality of something cannot be grasped, it appears infinite.
* Space is not physical
* There is no "now" or "here", but relationships.
We use a kind of language like you use numbers here. Numbers, representations of abstract concepts, were 'invented' to work more easily with the world around us. Our language is no different.
If it were invented today it would probably be thought of as existing in parallel with science. A new kind of science.
This language also enables the shifting of perspective like a kind of mental technology. Some of you may find it quite interesting.
If anyone is interested in learning more please let me know.
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Below is quick start FAQ for people who are new to share point. We will warm up some theory in the first two articles and then do some practical on the same lines.
SharePoint Quick Start FAQ: Part II
Jan 14, 2009.
In the previous session of SharePoint article we had discussed about the basics of SharePoint. In this session we will - create site / site collection, understand the ready made functional reusable modules, learn how we can display a simple page and later apply master pages of SharePoint, host a Inline code and behind code page in SharePoint, understand the concept of features and understand step by step how to enable / disable a feature, how do display a feature in Admin.
SharePoint Quick Start FAQ: Part III
Jan 15, 2009.
This is my third series of SharePoint Quick Start FAQ. We will cover page templates , page instances , WSS model , understand safe mode processing , deploy custom controls and understand WebParts. So let's drink the SharePoint wine series by series, slowly , maintain the hangover and enjoy this great product.
SharePoint Customization Tricks: Part I
Jan 20, 2009.
This multipart series of articles is intended to help you get ramped up with SharePoint customizations. In this article we will see how to hide List View Toolbar Menu Items.
SharePoint Customization Tricks: Part II
Jan 26, 2009.
In this article, I'll show you another two tricks for customizing the list form toolbar.
6 basic steps of how to create a WebPart in SharePoint
Jan 26, 2009.
This is beginners tutorial of how to deploy a WebPart in SharePoint. It is a 6 step procedure and this tutorial will walk through the same. In case you are fresher to SharePoint you can read my FAQ articles listed below. I am sure within an hour you can get acquainted to SharePoint and get started.
SharePoint Customization Tricks: Part III
Feb 05, 2009.
This multipart series of articles is intended to help you getting ramped up with SharePoint Customization.
SharePoint Quick Start FAQ - Part 4
Feb 07, 2009.
This is my fourth series of SharePoint Quick Start FAQ. In this series the theme is WebPart , WebPart and WebPart J. So let's enjoy the WebPart bonanza.
WSS 3.0 Installation
Mar 05, 2009.
This step by step guide shows how to install Windows SharePoint Services 3.0.
SharePoint workflow basics
Apr 08, 2009.
In this article we will understand the basics of sharepoint workflow , the life cycle of sharepoint work flow and finally we implement a simple work flow using the three-state work flow which is available in share point.
SharePoint Quick Start FAQ: Part V
Apr 09, 2009.
This is the 5th tutorial of SharePoint FAQ series. This series will mainly concentrate on custom columns, content types and document list library. I am sure once your read this article your thinking of how SharePoint organizes document centralization will change.
8 Steps to create workflows using SharePoint designer
Apr 15, 2009.
Workflows are now an integral part for any project. You can build a SharePoint work flow using the available templates, SharePoint designer and using visual studio 2005 / 2008. This tutorial will mainly concentrate on work flow creation using Sharepoint designer. We will walk through the basic 8 steps needed to create work flows using Sharepoint designer.
Customize Site Action Menu in SharePoint
Apr 22, 2009.
This article shows how to Create Customize Site Action Menu in you SharePoint site.
Display information of current login user in sharepoint site
Apr 23, 2009.
This article shows how to display the credentials of the logged in used in Sharepoint.
Implementing Event Handler in Sharepoint
Apr 29, 2009.
This article shows how to Implement Event Handling in Sharepoint.
WCF Tracing FAQ
Apr 30, 2009.
In this article we will look how we can trace and debug information in WCF services. There are some ready made tracelisteners provided by WCF. The base of these ready made trace listeners is .NET trace listener. So we will first understand the basic concept of trace listener and then go through the ready made tracelisteners provided by WCF.
Changing the DNS or URL (host header) in SharePoint 2007 Site
May 05, 2009.
In this article we will see how to map the sharepoint site with public IP using Alternate Access Mappings.
Getting Started with WebParts in Sharepoint and ASP.NET
May 06, 2009.
This article discusses some basic concepts of Web Parts, their advantages, and how to use them.
Custom TimerJob in Sharepoint
May 11, 2009.
This article shows how to create a new entry automatically in your task list in the Sharepoint related to timer which you set.
Sharepoint Interview Questions and Answers
May 18, 2009.
Sharepoint Interview Questions and Answers
Embedding css file in custom Webpart in Sharepoint
Jun 08, 2009.
This article will show us how to use the Datalist in a webpart and embedding CSS file and classes in the webpart.
Understanding Generic WebParts in SharePoint
Aug 01, 2009.
This article is an introduction to Generic WebParts in Sharepoint.
Walkthrough on Attaching and Debugging Sequential Workflow using Visual Studio 2008 to a Document library of a SharePoint site
Aug 05, 2009.
Core purpose of this article is to explain, how to attach and debug a sequential workflow using Visual studio 2008(using object model) to a document library of a SharePoint site.
Walkthrough on Configuring SSP in MOSS 2007
Aug 05, 2009.
This article will give walkthrough step by step to how to configure SSP in MOSS 2007.
Theoretical introduction of SSP in MOSS 2007
Aug 05, 2009.
This article will give an overview of Shared Service Provider in MOSS. This will list out few of advantages of SSP and how they fit into MOSS architecture
Walkthrough: How to add user in a SharePoint site
Aug 10, 2009.
In this article, I am going to show step by step, how to add an existing windows user to SharePoint site.
Walkthrough on creating a Task List in SharePoint
Aug 10, 2009.
In this article, I will give step by step explanation of how to add a task list in SharePoint site. I am going to add a list in existing SharePoint site.
Programmatically Fetching User Name of SharePoint site collection using Object Model
Aug 11, 2009.
In this article, I will show you how to fetch all the user name of a SharePoint site collection using program or Visual Studio.
Adding Sequential Workflow to a document library of a SharePoint site using Visual Studio 2008
Aug 12, 2009.
Core purpose of this article is to explain, how to attach and debug a sequential workflow using Visual studio 2008(using object model) to a document library of a SharePoint site.
Programmatically adding document to SharePoint Document library
Aug 21, 2009.
In this article, I am going to add a document through code to a SharePoint document library. I am going to use SharePoint object model to add document.
Programming SharePoint List
Aug 21, 2009.
In this article, I am going to show how we could work with SharePoint items using object model or in other words using .Net code.
How To: Create a Generic WebPart in Sharepoint
Aug 21, 2009.
This article is a detailed description on how to create a generic webpart in SharePoint.
Defining Content Type in MOSS 2007
Aug 24, 2009.
In this article, I am going to give a walkthrough of how to define a custom Content type in MOSS or SharePoint.
Parent Child Content Type using SharePoint Object Model
Aug 24, 2009.
In this article, I am going to show how programmatically Content type could be fetched. How we could manage parent child relationship of the Content types.
Programmatically creating folder in SharePoint Document library
Aug 24, 2009.
In this article, I am going to create folder inside a document library using the SharePoint object model or in other words using .Net code.
List Events Handling in SharePoint 2007
Sep 07, 2009.
The objective of this article is to give a very basic explanation of how to catch an event on a SharePoint list and deploy them programmatically. I will achieve in this article "User will get error message; whenever any item will get deleted from a particular list ".
HyperLinkField in SPGridView using Moss 2007 Object model
Sep 14, 2009.
This article is going to explain : How to work with SPGridView, How to add HypeLinkField on a SPGridView, How to Put SPGridView on a web part.and How to deploy the web part on a sharepoint site.
Removing/Hiding the Web Part Title in SharePoint through Code
Sep 17, 2009.
This article is on very simple topic. In this article; I am going to show how to hide Web Part's title in SharePoint through code.
Multiple user insertion in Sharepoint list
Sep 23, 2009.
In this article, I am going to explain, how to insert multi user or more than one user in Sharepoint list.
How to start your Workflow manually in Sharepoint?
Sep 27, 2009.
This article and code snippet shows how you start a Workflow manually from your code.
Creating Custom Fields in Sharepoint
Sep 27, 2009.
This article shows how to add custom fields to Sharepoint.
Windows Firewall setting for SharePoint Site Access in LAN
Oct 10, 2009.
Windows Firewall setting for SharePoint Site Access in LAN
Adding CheckBoxes in SharePoint GridView (SPGridView)
Oct 29, 2009.
In this article, I am going to show how to add a checkboxes in SPGRidVIew. I will iterate through the SPGridView to find out the selected rows.
Populating name of files from SharePoint Document library in a drop down list
Nov 04, 2009.
This article will show how to iterate through SharePoint document library and list out all the file names and bind the list to a drop down list.
Compiling and Debugging
Nov 08, 2009.
In this this article I will explain you about compilation and debugging in .NET.
Introduction to Service Application Framework in SharePoint 2010
Nov 10, 2009.
Here in this article, I provide you an introduction to Service Application Framework in SharePoint 2010.
Introduction of SPPersistedObject class
Nov 11, 2009.
In this article, I will give a high level introduction of SPPersistedObject class and its uses. I will give one sample also to explain uses of this class.
Runtime Debuggers
Nov 12, 2009.
In this article I will explain your about Runtime Debuggers.
Configuring connection string using SPPersistedObject
Nov 13, 2009.
In this article, I am going to show how to use SPPersistedObject to save connection string in config database of web application. I will also show how to configure connection string using ADMIN UI. We really do not need to go and configure the web.config manually.
Publishing an InfoPath Form to a Sharepoint Server
Nov 17, 2009.
In this article, we will see how can we publish an Infopath Form into a SharePoint Server.
How to Make More Than One URL Link to Your SharePoint Site
Jan 18, 2010.
In this article you will learn how to make more than one URL link to your sharepoint site
Multiple Attachment Custom Control in Sharepoint
Jan 19, 2010.
We will now explain the most important part of our Multiple upload attachment control implementation, which is the class that implements all the logic of our control.
Site Content Type in SharePoint
Jan 19, 2010.
This article describes about the creation and usage of site content type for libraries.
Dynamic Type with Reflection in debug mode
Jan 26, 2010.
This article will give simple debug mode explanation on how Reflection and Dynamic type works.
Debugging and Tracing in C#
Feb 04, 2010.
In this article I will explain you about the Debugging and Tracing in C#.
Creating message body by parsing document from Document Library and sending mail in SharePoint 2007
Feb 08, 2010.
This article will give an idea of, How to parse a document from Document Library and replace with dynamic values at run time, How to send mail in SharePoint using SPUtility class and Introduction of a real time problem to use above said features of SharePoint.
Cascading dropdown column in a SharePoint 2007 List
Feb 08, 2010.
This article will show how to use codeplex project to achieve Cascading drop down columns in SharePoint list.
Forms on SharePoint lists
Feb 17, 2010.
This article will give a very high level description on various forms on a SharePoint list.
Seven quick points in Understanding SharePoint 2007 list definition
Feb 22, 2010.
This article will give basic 7 theatrical points on SharePoint List definition.
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I currently work designing educational games. My latest indie game was Gravity Ghost, a peaceful planet-hopper where you play as a ghost girl saving the galaxy. I don't update this site often, but you can see what I'm up to lately on Twitter.
Though I can usually be found staring into a screen of some sort, some other neat things have happened lately:
Gravity Ghost is available on Steam for PC, Mac, and Linux.
(Our reviews are 98% positive on Steam, and even Total Biscuit liked it).
In 2013 I keynoted the Global Game Jam & Freeplay Australia.
Fast Company named me as one of the Most Influential Women in Technology.
I co-founded Chicago's Indie City Games meetup for local game devs.
My background is in experimental psychology, and sometimes I write about the intersection of neuroscience and video games.
I co-hosted the 12th annual Independent Games Festival Awards with Kyle Gabler.
You might know me from such indie games as:
Gravity Ghost (also available on Steam)
Puzzle Bots (on Steam, PAX 10 Finalist)
Nanobots (Indiecade Finalist, winner of 3 AGS Awards)
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July 25, 2016
Congratulations to Dr. John Obrycki who has been selected as the next Bobby C. Pass Research Professor at the Univerisity of Kentucky Department of Entomology. Dr. Obrycki will hold this position from July 1, 2016-June 30, 2020. The Bobby C. Pass Research Professorship was established in 2006. By naming a senior faculty member in the Department of Entomology as the Bobby C. Pass Research Professor, the legacy of Dr.
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Congratulations to Dr. Mike Potter and Dr. Nick Teets who were both honored with 2016 awards from the Entomological Socirty of America (ESA). Dr. Potter is the winner of the 2016 ESA Recognition Award in Urban Entomology, and Dr. Teets is the winner of the 2016 ESA STEP Research Award. The awards will be presented at this year's International Congress of Entomology in Orlando, Florida. You can read more about the awards at the ESA website.
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UK Entomology graduate student Sydney Crawley won first place for her presentations at the American Mosquito Control Association (Hollandsworth Prize) in February and the National Conference on Urban Entomology in May. Congratulations Sydney!


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Steve Kazlauskas croons his way through Frank Sinatra hits in his Echoes of Sinatra performance for his 4th year in Wilton Library's 16th year of Summer Music & More concerts. Open to the public - concerts and refreshments free. Concerts take place in the Brubeck Room rain or shine. Sponsored by The Village Market. Wine provided by Michael Crystal.
Do you have a box of old home videos? Wish you could still watch some of those funny or touching family moments? If so, come learn how to convert them to DVDs. For 7th graders through adults and 6th grade students accompanied by adults who are willing to learn too! Must have a valid CT Library card and signed Innovation Station Agreement form. Please bring the completed form to the workshop. Space limited to 1 student per session. Registration required. This is for home videos only and conversion time is one-to-one.
Everyone will participate in this interactive game to solve an absurd puzzle. There are no screens, game boards, dice or cards – only our collective minds. Afterward we will design a simple game together. No registration, no fee. For children in grades 1-5.
Children in grades K and up are invited to join this weekly Garden Club! Throughout the spring, summer, and fall we will plan, plant, tend, and eat fruits and vegetables in our raised-bed garden. This is a fun activity for the whole family! Supported by the Amadeo Family.
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Kids ages 8 and up are invited to join Wilton Library's Minecraft Computer Club. A server for Fairfield County has been set up with a virtual world where the Minecraft community in Wilton can meet and the club welcomes the enthusiasts. Please note: Minecraft is a subscription-based, online game. Players must bring their own laptop and create their own account. Handheld devices are not recommended because they run a Minecraft app that does not work with the same server. To be added to the Fairfield County server you must visit the Children's Desk with a valid library card to be registered. Caretakers must sign in their child with staff member. If the child is not present and signed in by 10:10, the place may be given to a waitlisted child. Caretakers must remain in the building. Registration required; no fee.
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February 27, 2009 | 4 Comments
Designed by Company | Country: United Kingdom | Fonts used: New Century Schoolbook
"A bespoke labeling system for a cottage industry that makes seasonal jams, marmalades and chutneys.
We created a label for each ingredient (defined by the ingredient colour) and months of the year, to reflect the fact that recipes and ingredients change with the seasons."
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Designed by Aesthetic Apparatus | Country: United States | Fonts used: Futura Black
Thanks to Aesthetic Apparatus for sending in this great work that they designed and printed for Andrews & Dunham teas.
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"This box contents 3 books where the international Olympic Comitee can find all kind of information regarding the city of Madrid as social and political context, economy, legal aspects, sports organisation etc… The box shows a complex pattern full of names from different cultures as the concept of the Madrid 2016 candidature was "The games with the human touch". The books covers show pictures of anonymous people from Madrid showing their support to the Olympic project."
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"In 2007, we were involved in a documentary about the typeface Helvetica, a movie directed by Gary Hustwit. Our involvement in this project basically consisted of designing two film posters, and making a short appearance in the movie itself. (More about the documentary can be read at Helvetica / Hustwit). In 2008, Gary approached us again, to design the limited edition packaging of the Blu-ray version of the documentary. The DVD version already came out in 2007, so did a special, limited edition of this DVD. The Blu-ray version was released in 2008, and of this version, Gary wanted to bring out a special, limited edition as well. And that's where we came in.
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Designed by Public Creative | Country: Australia
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Changzhi Lee sent us his portfolio package that he put together to present work when applying for his junior year internship program.
"As I was applying to a design company that believed in environmental sustainability as its key philosophy, I constructed a paper pop up out of paper left over from my other school projects!"
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"Originally, Warm Regards was a mural created for the Beautiful Losers exhibition at the Orange County Museum in Newport Beach, CA. Since then it has been used as a pattern on apparel and accessories. As a special item the Warm Regards Bar is the first toy from Original Fake this year."
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"Closet storage line from California Closets. All-natural materials, minimal packaging, and two-color printing reduce the carbon footprint without effecting visual appeal. (a green product packaged to appeal to urban boutique females)"


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In the last 17 months a blaming culture and racist attitude has damaged the lives and reputation of thousands of Romanians in the UK. The British public was continuously served with scaremongering about Romanians who, in their vast majority, are hard working people, honest, committed, pay taxes and contribute to the growth of this country.
If there is one thing worse than Euroscepticism or Europhilia it is Euroignorance. Pretending the European Parliament doesn't matter is a foolish and very British error.
The first issue with chasing after the Lib Dem vote is that it's probably largely futile at this point. The vast majority of 2010 Lib Dem voters who aren't going to be voting for them in 2015 will have made their minds up on what they're going to do next time by now. That's because they decamped from the party, en masse...
Ukip have played off this way of thinking, and offered a "way out." With phrases like "political correctness gone mad" being bandied about, they've created this image that they're a British party for British people, but unlike the BNP, they're not racist.
For far too long, the talk in Westminster has been only of the possibility of a majority government, against that of a coalition. Minority government is the elephant in the negotiating room. "All options are on the table," says one of the Labour leader's closest shadow cabinet allies. "We won't be bounced into a coalition."
The danger of the hashtag is the accompanying sense that the hashtagger has 'done their bit' in a humanitarian crisis. No need to submit a monetary donation, volunteer for a charity or arrange a fundraiser like the good old days; the beauty of social media means that you just have to press a key and you've made somebody's life that little bit better. But have you?
Do you want my alternative, semi-serious take on Labour's cringeworthy party election broadcast video about Nick Clegg, as well as the ongoing accusations of racism and hypocrisy against the UK Independence Party?
Use the advent of new systems of communication to broaden your horizons, to learn and experience new things. Exploit the decline of party politics: now is the chance to develop opinions without the limiting nature of partisan groupthink.
Dear voters, you are right. We have failed you. Your elected representatives have failed to protect you and your families from a catastrophic financial and economic melt-down... and we have failed to demonstrate the sort of moral probity that you are entitled to expect when you entrust us with your vote.
David Cameron said when he came to power he wanted to improve people's happiness - that government policy was to be more focused on those things that make life worthwhile. To this end, the Cabinet Office has recently revealed which jobs in the UK give us the most satisfaction. Top of the list, of 274 job titles, is vicar; bottom of the list, is pub landlord. It is perhaps a surprise that these two jobs should be at opposite ends of the table given that they share many similarities: they both have dwindling regulars, both dish out wine and nibbles and if you spend a long time in either's establishment, you can think imaginary people are talking to you.
By now tens of thousands of words have been written about the Nick Clegg vs Nigel Farage debates but I think you can sum them up in just three: They were rubbish. While no one was expecting either man to be an Obama (or even a Romney) we deserved a higher standard than what was essentially a playground spat.
Cross-border telecommunications are cheaper and easier after the EU abolished national monopolies for fixed-line services. The price of phonecalls has plummeted. Since 2000, the cost of a 10-minute call within the EU has fallen by an average of 74%...
In the lead up to 2015, David Cameron, Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband all have one key issue to address - that of trust. Until the public can regain confidence in the parliamentary system as well as their respect for MPs, the electorate will find it hard to determine which way to vote, if indeed they vote at all.
What's driving these changes is the Conservative's social philosophy infused with ideals of individual responsibility and ending the 'evils of dependency'. It's social malevolence, not economic pragmatism. The same can be said of the environment. Environmental campaigners are calling for government action but taking action is anathema to Conservative ideology.
Do you want my alternative, semi-serious take on round two of the Nick vs Nigel debate over Europe, Dave and Ed slagging each other off at PMQs and the prime minister's affection for Waitrose and Ocado? Here's the political week in 60 seconds.
This has been a week disproportionately affected by endings. The How I Met Your Mother finale brought Ted Mosby's rambling and often wildly inappropriate story to his kids to a conclusion that had mixed reviews, which I won't divulge lest I sound the spoilers klaxon...


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If you have troubles since the update to WordPress 4.5 please read this post before opening a new thread.
January 3, 2011 at 12:06 pm #2661
We are currently having some problems with the contact form(Twicet Contact Form).
The email adress is set correctly and the form is filled out nice but we never recieve any emails.
I have tried to use the lost password function in wordpress to make sure its able to send out emails and that works perfecty.
Please help us figuring out why we are not reciving any emails from our contact form.
SindreJanuary 4, 2011 at 10:34 am #38836
what hoster do you use? Do you receive emails from wordpress (new user registration, new comments, etc.) ?January 4, 2011 at 12:38 pm #38837
We host it on a norwegian host (domeneshop.no) and we recieve emails from wordpress(lost password).
Comments and user registration is disabled so i havn`t checked those but considering i recieve email from wordpress when i clock Lost password i reckon it should be fine.January 6, 2011 at 4:08 pm #38838
If you're receiving WP emails, the contact form should have no problems.
One possible option is that the server isn't correctly setup to send mail using the PHP mail() function, open up send.php (in the theme folder) and change this code (around line 69) from this:
to this:
Let us know how you get on.
JamesJanuary 21, 2011 at 4:19 am #38839
I'm having a similar issue. Host Gator is my host and I tried the send.php fix (got fatal error, switched back) but I'm still not receiving my test emails. Any other suggested fixes would be appreciated, thanks guys.January 22, 2011 at 2:27 pm #38840
Have you tried smtp mail plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-mail-smtp/ ?January 31, 2011 at 8:27 am #38841
I installed the smtp mail plugin and sent a test mail too myself and it worked.
But the contact page still won't send any emails :-/February 1, 2011 at 8:52 am #38842
Mmm… I'm not sure what the problem is. Maybe something causes a conflict in the background. Try to use plugins like Contact Form 7: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/contact-form-7/ or CformsII: http://www.deliciousdays.com/cforms-plugin/June 7, 2011 at 1:44 pm #38843
Is the mails stored somewhere? This has not been fixed and we have still not recieved it.
Thanks.June 7, 2011 at 8:06 pm #38844
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Quick and healthy snacks to power kids and adults through work, school, practices and more.
9 Healthy Kid-Friendly Snacks for Summer: Stop the Whine!
If kids had their way, their diet would consist entirely of food that is neon in color, sweet in flavor and, preferably, accompanied by a toy. Unfortunately for us parents, there are plenty of options that fill those criteria, especially when it comes to snacks. However, with a bit of savvy, smart parents can find healthy alternatives that are still fun for the kids, while not guilt-inducing for us.
10 Healthy After-School Snacks -- Just for Kids!
I dropped the ball with my children's snacks. I never sank so low as to give them candy between meals, although I did allow them plenty of sweets. That, I don't regret a bit.
Tortilla Cups with Yogurt and Fresh FruitMartha Stewart
Try different flavor variations, like adding a dash of cinnamon or nutmeg along with the sugar. Ice cream would be terrific in place of the yogurt.
Fire House Salsa BarsPace Salsa & Picante
These chewy oatmeal bars have an added kick of flavor with Pace® Salsa and apricot preserves.
Cinnamon Apple ChipsParents
Sweet! These crispy apple chips have no added fat.
Bag O 'TeddiesBetter Homes and Gardens
Here's little snack for the little eaters in your life. Top bear-shape graham cookies with yogurt and fresh berries for a healthy treat.
Munch & Crunch Cereal SnackDiabetic Living
Satisfy your cravings for something crunchy, sweet and slightly salty with this tasty, super-simple snack mix.
Veg-Out Car SnackDiabetic Living
Pair with hummus or ranch dip for a nutritious, family-friendly snack.
Bats, Balls, and BasesBetter Homes and Gardens
A snack cereal mix recipe can't strike out with just three ingredients. Just pour, toss, and munch!
Savory Pistachio Snacking GranolaFitness
Granola isn't just a topping for your morning yogurt. Try this sweet and savory oat and nut mix as a unique appetizer for your next party.
Herbed Soy SnacksBetter Homes and Gardens
These easy soybean snacks have a great crunch and are very versatile. Give them a kick with cayenne pepper or chili powder.
Applesauce Raisin CookiesParents
Applesauce takes the place of some of the fat in these sweet, chewy cookies that are perfect for an afterschool snack or a healthy dessert.
On-The-Trail BarsBetter Homes and Gardens
The nut, raisin, and coconut filling tops whole grain crust in these nutty grain-filled cookie bars.


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