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SchemaImporterExtension Class
Allows you to customize the code generated from a Web Services Description Language (WSDL) document when using automated query tools.
Assembly: System.Xml (in System.Xml.dll)
Name | Description | |
SchemaImporterExtension() | Initializes a new instance of the SchemaImporterExtension class. |
Name | Description | |
Equals(Object) | Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.(Inherited from Object.) | |
Finalize() | Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.(Inherited from Object.) | |
GetHashCode() | Serves as the default hash function. (Inherited from Object.) | |
GetType() | ||
ImportAnyElement(XmlSchemaAny, Boolean, XmlSchemas, XmlSchemaImporter, CodeCompileUnit, CodeNamespace, CodeGenerationOptions, CodeDomProvider) | Handles the importation of the <xsd:any> elements in the schema. | |
ImportDefaultValue(String, String) | Allows you to specify the default value for the XSD type being imported. | |
ImportSchemaType(String, String, XmlSchemaObject, XmlSchemas, XmlSchemaImporter, CodeCompileUnit, CodeNamespace, CodeGenerationOptions, CodeDomProvider) | Allows you to manipulate the code generated by examining the imported schema and specifying the CLR type that it maps to. | |
ImportSchemaType(XmlSchemaType, XmlSchemaObject, XmlSchemas, XmlSchemaImporter, CodeCompileUnit, CodeNamespace, CodeGenerationOptions, CodeDomProvider) | Allows you to manipulate the code generated by examining the imported schema and specifying the CLR type that it maps to. | |
MemberwiseClone() | ||
ToString() | Returns a string that represents the current object.(Inherited from Object.) |
Schema importation occurs whenever a Web service proxy is produced through a tool such as the Add Web Reference dialog box found in Visual Studio, or by using the Web Services Description Language Tool (Wsdl.exe). Schema importation also occurs when using the XML Schema Definition Tool (Xsd.exe) to generate code from a specific XSD document.
The SchemaImporterExtension class allows you to modify the code generated when using any of these tools. For example, you may have an existing class that processes book orders on a system and you have an existing XSD document that supplies your orders. Using the SchemaImporterExtension class, you can enable one of the tools to generate code that uses your class.
In order to control the generation of the code, you must use the classes found in the System.CodeDom namespace. For more information, see Using the CodeDOM and CodeDOM Quick Reference.
The steps to enabling the WSDL.exe tool (which in turn is used by other tools such as the Add Web Reference dialog box) to use your extension are:
Create an implementation of the SchemaImporterExtension class.
Use the ImportSchemaType method to write code for the code generator. The method contains parameters that allow you to examine the intercepted XSD type and create CodeDOM objects that are used to generate the new CLR code.
If required, use the ImportAnyElement method to handle <xsd:any> elements found in the XSD document.
If required, use the ImportDefaultValue method to examine default values found in the XSD document and return a different default value.
Compile your extension into a library.
Sign the assembly.
Install the assembly in the Global Assembly Cache (GAC).
Modify the machine.config file to include the extension.
See the SchemaImporterExtension Technology Sample. Note that this example does not include a signed assembly. Instead, it demonstrates how to use the SchemaImporterExtension with a command window.
Available since 2.0
Any public static (Shared in Visual Basic) members of this type are thread safe. Any instance members are not guaranteed to be thread safe.


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Villaraigosa's weekend schedule includes get out the vote efforts on behalf of Sen. Michael Beennett in Colorado and Rep. Ed Perlmutte.
Villaraigosa did appear at a Friday rally with President Obama on behalf of the Democratic ticket of Sen. Barbara Boxer and Atty. Gen. Jerry Brown, both of whom could use his help in the Latino and Los Angeles communities.

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About Light Point Security
The founders of Light Point Security gained unique insights on the state of cybersecurity during their time at the National Security Agency. This experience made it clear that web browsers are the most serious threat to network security, and that traditional, detection-based security products could never keep up.
Light Point Security invented the concept of using a remote, isolated web browser to finally address the biggest threat facing enterprises. Its flagship product, Light Point Web, is the most advanced fully-isolated web browser ever created, and the only one that integrates into existing browsers.
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Zuly Gonzalez
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Zuly Gonzalez, Co-founder and CEO
Zuly Gonzalez is the Co-founder and CEO of Light Point Security. Zuly co-founded Light Point Security to solve the biggest problem in cybersecurity today – web-based malware. Zuly's vision has grown Light Point Security from a fledgling startup to a bustling company with worldwide customers ranging from financial institutions to healthcare organizations to the federal government and beyond.
Prior to Light Point Security, Zuly spent over a decade serving her nation and national security interests as a cybersecurity expert for the NSA. In her technical positions, Zuly was responsible for securing national security information systems. She later transitioned to Program Manager, where she managed multi-million dollar Technical Security Countermeasures (TSCM) programs, and headed the Counter-IED (Improvised Explosive Device) mission. During her time as the Counter-IED Program Manager, her efforts directly contributed to the significant decrease in the loss of life of our men and women overseas.
Zuly has briefed the Director of the NSA and the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI) on matters of national security. She has been a speaker at the RSA Conference, CyberMaryland Conference, and a multitude of other technical and cybersecurity events. And was named one of Maryland's 40 Under 40 by the Baltimore Business Journal.
Zuly holds a BS in Computer Engineering from the University of Puerto Rico – Mayaguez, and an MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Johns Hopkins University.
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Beau is the Co-founder and CTO of Light Point Security. Beau co-founded Light Point Security after recognizing that traditional methods of computer security had fallen behind. Beau heads all product direction and technical efforts at Light Point Security.
Beau has over 10 years of experience in the Intelligence Community as a software developer, security analyst and team lead. In his role as a Global Network Exploitation Analyst for the NSA he learned how dangerous browsing the web had become, and just how unreliable detection-based security truly is.
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CR1Dmod: A Matlab program to model 1D complex resistivity effects in electrical and electromagnetic surveys
Publication: Research - peer-review › Journal article – Annual report year: 2006
We have constructed a forward modelling code in Matlab, capable of handling several commonly used electrical and electromagnetic methods in a 1D environment. We review the implemented electromagnetic field equations for grounded wires, frequency and transient soundings and present new solutions in the case of a non-magnetic first layer. The CR1Dmod code evaluates the Hankel transforms occurring in the field equations using either the Fast Hankel Transform based on digital filter theory, or a numerical integration scheme applied between the zeros of the Bessel function. A graphical user interface allows easy construction of 1D models and control of the parameters. Modelling results are in agreement with other authors, but the time of computation is less efficient than other available codes. Nevertheless, the CR1Dmod routine handles complex resistivities and offers solutions based on the full EM-equations as well as the quasi-static approximation. Thus, modelling of effects based on changes in the magnetic permeability and the permittivity is also possible.
Original language | English |
Journal | Computers & Geosciences |
Volume | 32 |
Issue number | 9 |
Pages (from-to) | 1411-1419 |
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State | Published - 2006 |
Citations | Web of Science® Times Cited: 18 |
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SIL_ListOfValuesDimension does not capture changes
Jan 19, 2010 8:12 AM
I have issues with the mapping SIL_ListOfValuesDimension - it seems not to process updated records, but only to insert new records. Hence whenever we e.g. change the DESC_TEXT or LOW value of an LOV record, it is not updated to W_LOV_D.
Reason is, that the mapping applies a filter ISNULL(LKP_ROW_WID). Exact porcess is
- Lookup on W_LOV_D - condition on VAL, TYPE and NAME. Return ROW_WID
- Filter: ISNULL(LKP_ROW_WID)
- Another Lookup on W_LOV_D - condition only on TYPE AND NAME. Return ROW_WID
I am now planning to change this filter to make it process also existing records and pass updates - however I am worried that this might have side-impacts - since I do not fully understand the background and reason for the abvoe procedure with the 2 consecutive lookups.
Any experience with this issue? Any recommendations how to proceed?
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Thank you, but your statement is contradicting itself. We're seeing milliseconds wasted in the regex (for a web-app!), which is why we bothered to examine why in the first place.
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Now this is cool! Salute the Runway is a new fashion show at New York Fashion Week that will honor veterans who have served our country by incorporating servicewomen as its models.
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Jeremy Quinn said the following on 9/1/07 13:12: > The next level of complexity, is all of the groups and layout stuff in > the cforms xslt. > In hindsight, it seems this could have been done cleaner in a separate > namespace, but we do not have that option now, unless we want to force > everyone to completely re-work their form templates etc. > > However, I do find lots of inconsistencies with the layouting code ..... > for instance, I have not found a way to combine the layouting tags with > stuff like repeaters and as you say, there is possibly too much usage of > tables. > > I would love to see more of the layout structure use divs and css, but > this was not done originally I suspect as these types of layouts are > more difficult to achieve. I once started (way back when 2.1.7 or 2.1.8 was released) to convert the XSLT to divs and CSS, replacing the tables. I ran into problems with the "autoformat" settings like "columns" and "rows", because there is no way to get that flexibly working without tables when you have no clue what type of widget it is and how long the label is. Also: fieldset is rendered differently in different browsers, that would mean you have to apply CSS hacks for all possible browsers thus moving the complication from XSLT to CSS. Just my 2ct. Although I'd love to tinker with this some more. Bye, Helma | |
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Daniel H. Stanton Elementary School grew out of a dream. The dream of people living in a community in southeast Atlanta called Peoplestown. This group of people, more specifically, Sarah Baker, Grace Barksdale, Alberta Chastain, Alice Glass, Carrie Jones, Ollie Crutchfield Powell, Reverend and Mrs. L. W. Hope, Henry Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weems, Reverend H. F. Green, John Gresham, and Mrs. James Stanley, were deeply concerned about the boys and girls of this community who were walking a long distance to attend Thomas Slater Elementary which was located across the railroad tracks. This concern became a problem that needed to be solved.
Emerging as the Peoplestown Civic League with Mr. Phipps as spokesman, this group presented its story to the Atlanta Board of Education. The Board sat up and took notice. They were impressed by the story and promised to do something about it.
A committee headed by Mr. John Gresham and assisted by Mr. John C. Calhoun found a site and recommended it as a desirable location for a school. Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Baker presented the name of a minister who had been a source of spiritual inspiration to the community, Daniel Hector Stanton, as the name for the new school. Both the site and the name were approved by the Atlanta Board of Education.
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In 1960, Daniel H. Stanton was under the leadership of Mrs. Gwendolyn L. George. After experiencing an increase in enrollment and after twelve additional portable classrooms were needed, a new phase of building was begun in 1966.
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Jacksonville police are investigating 3 car fires that happened all in less than 5 minutes of one another. The first car fire reported to police at 18 Christine avenue just off Henderson drive, destroyed not only the car, but caused extensive damage to the inside of this home, and unfortunately killed the families pets. Another car fire happened shortly after next door at 716 Christine Avenue. The third car fire was reported just down the road at Parkwood Elementary, where police found a vehicle destroyed. Police are also investigating a dumpster fire that happened just after 3 am on Hargett street. If anyone has any information, please call Onslow/Jacksonville Crime Stoppers at (910) 938-3273.
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ORIGINAL POST, SEE UPDATE AT BOTTOM: It's not a total disaster, but it's a fairly ugly scene in Europe this morning.
The big loser is Spain, which is down 1.7%.
That's not too much of a surprise, given that it was the receipient of a two-notch downgrade from S&P yesterday evening.
Yields are also jumping in Spain, though the 10-year yield remains below 6%.
As for other markets:
- France -0.6%
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US futures are pointing down as well.
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LOS ANGELES (CBS) — Hollywood icon Peter Fonda made a gruesome discovery this week inside a parked car near his home in Pacific Palisades.
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Police say the "Easy Rider" actor had noticed the car in his neighborhood for some time, and LAPD homicide detective Steve Turner says when he checked inside he found a dead body.
Fonda reported the body in the car about 2 p.m. on Wednesday just off Sunset Boulevard on Los Liones Drive.
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In their second trial match of 2006 the Bears Premier League side have matched the Newtown Jets 6 tries apiece. In a fiercely competitive match the Bears showed intensity and purpose and performed admirably under a high penalty count.
Against a Newtown side that boasted no less than 10 players with NRL experience, halves Ben Black and Daniel Russell led the side well. Both players are great communicators and they gave the newly formed side direction around the park. Also on hand were Melbourne Storm players Sam Tagataese and Ryan Shortland.
Despite the strong showing Josh White believes they can improve. ?It was a roller coaster performance and you know what, that?s good because there?s room for improvement. You don?t win Grand Finals in February?.
Also played at Henson Park prior to the Premier League the Bears Flegg side faced the Roosters while the Jets Jim Beam Cup side defeated Asquith 22-10.
PHOTO: Hard running Karl Johnson barges through the Newtown defence.
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All four grades trial again this weekend. The Premier League will fly up to Tweed Heads to play the Tweed Heads Seagulls on 18th February. The Flegg will play Parramatta at Cabramatta Sports Ground also on the 18th while the Junior Reps will trial against Mt Annan also on Saturday the
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Bill Langford, Ed Barbeau, David Zimmer, Doug McDougall, Bill Higginson, L. Colgan, Bill Allen, John Kezys, Lynda Graham, Shirley Dalrymple, Maggie Cheverie, Don Curran, Cheryl Turner, Reid McAlpine, Bill Allan, Walter Whiteley, Judy Crompton, Myrna Ingalls, Eric Muller 1. The agenda was approved unanimously. 2. The minutes of the October 31, 1998 meeting were approved unanimously. 3. Bill Langford informed the group that Brenda Law has moved to MITACS. Her strong work in support of the Forum will be missed. 4. Bill Langford introduced the new Steering Committee. The elected members are: Lynda Graham, Myrna Ingalls, Mary Lou Kestell, Geoff Roulet and David Zimmer. 5. Motion: that the elections for members of the Steering Committee be held in May of the year preceding their term of office. Passed unanimously. 6. Bill Langford briefly described a Fields initiative celebrating World Mathematical Year 2000 declared by IMU and UNESCO. Copies of the proposed symposium on the work on John Charles Fields were distributed. Bill indicated that the symposium is now a reality. 7. Judy Crompton provided an update on the Ontario curriculum project. $ The November 7 feedback panel supplied a wide variety of feedback regarding the 11/12 courses. $ Final deliverable is due December 18. $ Final feedback is anticipated January 10 followed by 4 days of rewriting. 8. Judy Crompton led a discussion of the validation process for the 11/12 curriculum. $ Colleges and universities will have February to April to assess the curriculum's match to their needs. $ The process for colleges will be determined by the colleges; the process for universities will be determined by the universities. $ Subject associations will be brought in at some time late in the process to give feedback on the validation recommendations. Final decisions regarding changes will be made by MET. A suggestion was put forward that a colloquium be held that would bring together people from colleges and universities to discuss the curriculum. OISE was discussed as a possible host and organizer. 9. Judy Crompton led a discussion on the role of textbooks for grade 9. $ The OMCA has indicated to MET that they have a significant concern with textbooks that will be available for a Spring 1999 call for grade 9 mathematics resources. They will be forwarding a set of evaluation criteria to MET, but there is no guarantee that these criteria will be used by the Ontario Curriculum Clearinghouse in the approval process. $ Some publisher representatives indicated that they felt the process was too rushed in an attempt to get materials ready for the spring. They also indicated that their research has shown a large gap between the perceptions and needs of classroom teachers and the expectations of the curriculum. Focus groups carried out by the publishers indicate that teachers across the province have not even seen the new curriculum. They have had no opportunity to focus on the implications of the proposals. $ Staging implementation of the new courses in grade 9 so that they could release materials incrementally would be a desirable way to proceed. Publishers have not received any criteria descriptions for the approval process. They also have no idea of the potential impact of course profiles on the validation of textbook resources. 10. Judy Crompton led a discussion on course profiles. No clear information is available about course profiles at this point, but it appears that they should be available for grade 9, probably in May 1999. Course profiles may or may not be available for following years. Judy asked whether the Fields Forum might play a role in the development of resources in the future. $ The curriculum writing team has drafted a set of criteria for course profiles in mathematics and forwarded these to MET. 11. Judy Crompton presented a draft version of the achievement level descriptors for grade 9 math. $ A lively discussion took place around the wording and interpretation of the proposed rubric with feedback to be carried by Judy back to the writing team.


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The main reason for my visit to South India was the National Seminar on Print Access For All, which was organized by the dynamic Mr. Krishnaswamy.
He has taken on delivering print access as his personal project after his retirement from a senior police force role. He also has learned how to build electronics and program in assembly language, as well as being the sort of person who manages to convince anybody who's anybody to join his effort to bring equity to access to print. He's really helped us move forward with our India projects, thanks to our India project manager, Viji Dilip, who joined me there and who has made all of these great Chennai connections for us.
There was a great article on the seminar in the major paper based in Chennai,The Hindu, entitled: Publishers urged to reach out to print-disabled population.
I enjoyed giving my 20 minute talk on Bookshare.org and building a global library. The turnout for the seminar was great: I was able to meet key people from C-DAC, the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing, including the Director General, Ramakrishnan. C-DAC does a great deal of Indian language technology among all of its wide-spread projects, and I was delighted to know of their strong interest in helping people with disabilities.
IIT-Madras, our host institution, also had cool technology to show off, which is already being used in big media applications: a TV network came to discuss how it's worked for them in their language work.
Dipendra Manocha came from New Delhi: I visited Dipendra there a couple of years ago and he's one of our top partners in bringing Bookshare.org to India. I was able to meet publishers, and the leadership of the Worth Trust (more on them in another post), who are doing book entry for Bookshare.org.
There were also numerous people with disabilities at the Seminar, including the blind student who has been working with Bookshare.org in his spare time! More on him later as well.
I left the seminar with a lot of confidence that the critical mass of leaders pulled together by Mr. Krishnaswamy were going to do great things for blind and disabled people in India!
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The Blagger has to confess to a secret passion. On those rare occasions when a book hasn't gripped or a launch party hasn't appealed, we take to the country road in search of our nation's magnificent manors, romantic ruins and fanciful follies. Therefore, it was a pleasure to note that English Heritage is to celebrate the publication of its 50th Red Guide this week.
The Red Guides launched in 2004. English Heritage had been established two decades previously, inheriting a rather staid series of guidebooks from the Ministry of Works. Various incarnations followed until the distinctive red jackets opened up visitors' imagination to a list of over 400 historic properties that range from Stonehenge to a Cold War bunker.
Bronwen Riley, the diligent series editor, told the Blagger how the titles shrugged off the shackles of civil service publishing. "Traditionally, many of the guides ended with something like 'the abbey was dissolved in 1539. It was then taken into guardianship.' Full stop. We have made a conscious effort in the Red Guide series not only to truly bring the history of the site up to the present date by recounting how it was viewed, visited, written about, treated in succeeding centuries, but we also try to tell the history of excavation and research and changing theories about the site." With three formats, a large scale for prominent properties (£4.99), narrow volumes for more modest locations (£3.50) and brief guides (£2) they prove terrific value.
Visual innovation is a key attraction. Each guide sports reconstructed period floor plans, family trees and fold-out flaps with watercolour views of the estates. And vintage photography lends an insider air: the guide to Eltham Palace, where Art Deco meets medieval grandeur, has an extraordinary shot from the 1930s of Mah-Jongg, the owner's pet ring-tailed lemur lazing in his quarters on the landing.
Oral history is equally important. Tracking down living witnesses to a place's past, Riley says, is "part of the fun". In the volume dedicated to Audley End, a magnificent Jacobean house in Essex, we learn about its covert wartime role through the reminiscence of Alan Mack. Seventy years ago, he was a captain in the Polish section of the Special Operations Executive, training agents in its grounds: "The men practised swimming in the lake. Guns were hidden round the house in hedges. People knew Audley End was a secret place at that time, but they didn't know what was going on there."
The 50th guide is on Old Wardour Castle, a 14th-century hexagonal castle burrowed away in Wiltshire. Built for the fifth Lord Lovell, a kinsman of Richard II, it passed into the Arundell family during the 16th century. Of the many details the guide reveals, perhaps the most amusing concerns the castle's convoluted plumbing: we literally see the seat of the family seat. And the saddest chronicles the end of the lineage, as John (1907-1944), the last Lord Arundell, survived Colditz only to die of tuberculosis on his return to Britain.
Within the pages of the Red Guides we bear witness to history carved out in stone and sod. Yet, crucially, these are as much biographies of people as they are of masonry and gardens. Publication of the 50th guide will be marked with a reception on Tuesday at one of English Heritage's most prominent sites, Wellington Arch on Hyde Park Corner. The Blagger has put the wellies away and decided to stay in town for the bash.


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I've always been a big pumpkin fan, but I'm an even bigger sweet potato fan. I love the sweetness of sweet potatoes, but even more, I love their texture: dense, compact, creamy. Of course, pumpkin always felt a little bit more guilt-free: lower in calories and easier to buy local here in France, where sweet potato is seen as "exotic." And so, even though I love sweet potatoes, I kept buying locally grown pumpkin, applauding my efforts to stay local and support local farmers. And then I met my match: red kuri squash. Suddenly, all bets were off.
What Is It?
Red kuri squash, also known as hokkaido squash, was like nothing I had ever tasted before. Its texture is somewhere between the creamy and solid, with a pumpkiny flavor that has a hint of something else. Often, it's compared to chestnut, which is where the French word comes from: potimarron — a portemanteau of potiron — pumpkin and marron — chestnut.
What To Do With It?
Intrigued, I decided to learn more. The best way to do this is, of course, to go to the source: the farmer. I bought my first red kuri squash at the farmer's market, where it was sitting between a giant pumpkin being cut and sold into wedges and a too-perfect butternut squash. I pointed to it and asked about it, and the farmer passed it to me jovially, letting me in on the best thing of all: unlike other winter squash, red kuri squash — when organic and young — doesn't need to be peeled.
I started by cooking it the way I like my sweet potato: roasted. I tossed the cubes with oil and salt and roasted them in the oven at 450 degrees, tossing once or twice. After half an hour, the cubes were golden brown and delicious. The interior is melt-in-your-mouth creamy, the edges are golden and crispy, and you hardly notice the skin. I suppose you could peel it for aesthetic reasons, but since I know that my farmer uses only natural pesticides, I feel fine eating the skin. The seeds can be roasted like regular pumpkin seeds, and the flesh can be used like that of any winter squash, lending a sweet creaminess that is particularly perfect in risottos or in soups, like this pumpkin-coconut soup. Some highlight the sweet nature of it and use it in red kuri pie, similar to pumpkin pie. I use it in my recipe for pumpkin butter.
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Here in France, red kuri squash is very easy to find. In fact, it's easier to find than sweet potatoes, my old standby! In the States, however, it's a bit tougher to uncover. Some people grow their own, as they are very easy to grow. You can purchase organic red kuri seeds online. Some farmers markets are starting to stock them as well, and every once in awhile, you'll find them in Asian markets.
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There is just a chance that rugby's law-breakers will shorten the so-called "scrum cadence": all the crouching, touching, pausing and heavy petting that goes on before the engagement and invariably ends with an exchange of phone numbers between the rival props and a penalty to one side or the other. Pray God it happens.
Yesterday's game at Vicarage Road between two of the Premiership's hardest-working, best-prepared sides disappeared into the dark depths of what amounted to a single set-piece, leaving the crowd – what there was of it – wondering whether an afternoon in front of the telly might have been more rewarding. What started as a high-quality contest at the sharp end featuring four very good props went wrong well before the interval and continued to go downhill in the second 40 minutes, denying both teams a platform. Alex Corbisiero, the young England loose-head specialist, is an undemonstrative sort, but he spent the best part of an hour looking utterly bemused before being replaced by a New Zealand Test forward in Clarke Dermody, who was every bit as baffled in next to no time.
"Saturday night, 9pm: that's when all the numbers come out, isn't it?" asked Toby Booth, the Exiles head coach, suggesting the officiating of the scrum was no more predictable than a lottery. "Actually, I don't have a problem with the cadence itself. It allows people to be accurate in what they're doing. What we need are officials who work better as a team of three, because one man can't have eyes everywhere. We're in the business of trying to get a game going, but there are times..."
What he wanted to say without quite saying it was that deadbeat matches like this are counter-productive in terms of building the audience for club rugby. Not that it was a complete turn-off for the connoisseur. There was much to admire, yet again, in the way the Saracens outside-half Owen Farrell went about things. Indeed, without his goal-kicking prowess and general enthusiasm, the champions would undoubtedly have lost. The Exiles also had their star turns, notably second-rower Matt Garvey, whose 40-metre rampage midway through the opening quarter was merely the most striking of his many contributions.
London Irish really should have capitalised when the 24-year-old forward made monkeys of both Carlos Nieto and Ben Spencer in open field before smashing James Short out of the road with a hand-off and giving his backs heaven-sent position deep in the Sarries 22. Sadly for them, all they gained from the incident was a temporary numerical advantage, former Springboks captain John Smit packed off to the cooler for burgling the ruck.
"Look at the locks out there today: there were three internationals and Matt, and I don't think anyone would argue that he wasn't the best of them," Booth remarked. "He constantly offered himself as a carrier, made an impact and looked the epitome of the modern second-row."
It was Garvey's partner in the boilerhouse, Nick Kennedy, who should have opened the try-count before half-time when, after Jonathan Spratt cottoned onto a fortunate ricochet down the left, he drove to within an inch of the line – he had only to stretch out his left arm. Instead, he chose to continue the attack by setting up a ruck – leading to a Saracens penalty rather than a score for his own side.
If the champions themselves, expected to sign the veteran Ireland scrum-half Peter Stringer from Munster today, went frustratingly close on two occasions – Farrell's chips almost led to tries for Short and Ernst Joubert – they at least managed to land their kicks, opening up a 15-6 lead as the clock ticked down to single figures. Yet, as per usual, the Exiles found a way of taking something from the contest when David Paice, their substitute hooker, made the line from a driving maul.
Scorers: Saracens: Penalties Farrell 5. London Irish: Try Paice. Penalties Homer, Bowden.
Saracens: A Goode; J Maddock (D Strettle, 5), C Wyles, A Powell, J Short (D Taylor, 68); O Farrell, B Spencer; M Stevens, J Smit (J George, 55), C Nieto (R Gill, 48), S Borthwick (capt), M Botha (G Kruis, 50), J Wray (George, 13-19), A Saull, E Joubert.
London Irish: T Homer (G Armitage, h-t); T Ojo, J Ansbro, J Spratt, A Thompstone; D Bowden (capt), P Hodgson (DAllinson, 50); A Corbisiero (C Dermody, 52), J Buckland (D Paice, 50), P Ion (F Rautenbach, 52), N Kennedy (B Evans, 50), M Garvey, D Danaher, J Gibson, C Hala'ufia (O Treviranus, 69).
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BTW, 4 days ago I did some java vs VISUAL C++ 6.0 tests in integer, floating point, trig and file IO. Using the latest java runtimes. The reason I did this was because some site on the internet had posted some benchmark results which I and a few other people thought were incorrect. Luckily this guy posted source code also, so I went ahead and tested. According to this guys test java was faster at integer, much slower at trig (something to do with increased accuracy in java?) and pretty much slightly slower than Visual C in the other tests. Not only did the C and C++ versions produced from Visual C outdo the java , it out did them by a lot. The Integer test finished more than 2 seconds before the java one (he said the java one was faster), the results were like 5700ms for the VC one and ~7800ms for the Java one. Overall for all the tests, it took approx 30seconds to complete in C, 80 seconds to complete in java, on my 2.2GHz Athlon XP. java will never, ever, be faster than unoptimized C++ except in these cases :- 1)java runtime detects CPU optimizations and applies them in extremly optimized ways (.NET does this, java did it first but still isn't that good at it, neither is .NET). 2)java's default libraries are optimized more than the C++/C ones. This is already happening, java beats C/C++ in some algorithms due to this. The whole point remains that 100% optimized java will never, ever be as fast as 100% optimized C++. 100% optimized java, generally at this stage is 80% equivelant to unoptimized C++ at a speed level. and here is some older benchmarks, not as applicable, but still. http://www.flat222.org/mac/bench/ When I get back from work I may post the source code and URL to the original benchmark site. So K.I.L.E.R. please remove the BS from your sig.
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I will be posting source in a few hours, hopefully you can learn how to use a C/C++ compiler before then and POST your own results from the source I post. Since you seem a bit on the "I don't like defending my incorrect sig" side, I might even post some binaries to make it easy for you. I wish you took the same attitude you are now defending it, that you took whilst writing it. Again, whilst the latter part of your sig talks purely about gaming performance showing very little difference, the first part says java is roughly 5% slower than C/C++ on average. Wrong. Maybe in some games (and even in these sorts of games where Java/C++ has no difference, I doubt it's Java being slower causing the ~5%, it's probably the hardware/api layer not being as optimized for Java), but please.
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Eh? I care? Really? Responding to your posts means I care? I never knew that. Thanks for educating me on all these matters. What's Java and C++? What's C#? No really? I care about what you think. You are right. I love you more than I love my family. Thanks for telling me what to think and what I know and don't know. I really can't live my life without you. Don't worry, I can't get results without you. kthxbi
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Man, I love this AAR!
I know you're a busy guy, but I think I speak for all of us when I say that we'd all be eternally grateful if you'd make a sequel!
My work in progress AAR, come and have look.
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Wow! The pope is your vasal? That will show the world who is truly the dominant power of Europe and the Middle East! Loved the bit about Attilla. Will you lay down the Persians and the Mongols in the next update, or are you going to offer them a Skantarian peace too? It wouldn'nt really fit with the overall story (them being the worst enemies of the Empire), but it may be too large a task to conquer them while Skantarios still lives...
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I thought it would be this Version (RC/RR). (?) 'Cause the 6.2 you posted doesn't contain the 1450 campaign, does it?Where did you find this for SS 6.2?? I only see one thread and its for 6.1
Go HERE to get the latest on SS 6.2. I believe it includes all the elements from this AAR to include the 1450 Campaign that I am using.
I don't want to sound presumptuous, but I am a bit confused right now.
I believe you can use either one. I don't know much about modding so I don't want to put out bad info. As I recall, the 6.2 mod incorporates both CBUR, RR/RC Compilations, and the 1450 Campaign. The RC/RR mod you linked to also incorporates the CBUR and the 1450 (as well as RC/RR). So, if I am reading this, you should be able to use either one.
I downloaded SS 6.2 back in October(?) and it had all the elements discussed above. The one you link to seems to be more updated and probably incorporates other elements (and probably some bug fixes) that I don't have. Either should be fine. I don't think they are mutally exclusive.
If anyone can shed light on this, please do so.
Skantarios, other than playing on the 6.2 Stainless Steel Mod, are you using any other smaller mods? I would love to know because I wanna play your campaign. Also, this may be kinda stupid, but I can't seem to find the 1450 campaign in my 6.2 mod(maybe I didn't download everything?).
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props on vassaling the pope, mate you've achieved somethign i'd thought impossible
also, sadness and condolences at benedek's passing; he will be missed, he was a true son of Rome e, and dedicated his life to the glory of the roman empire.
having said that, i'm much pleased at the diplomatic coups of the Pax Skantario (latin grammar?LOL) not only have you managed to secure the western and northern borders of the empire, but also managed to destroy and neutralize several key enemies.
Finally, it's with great sadness that i hear that the next update may be the last
we've followed this AAR with the same addiction harry pothead fans have towards jk rowling it does remind me of George RR MArtins' 'a song of ice and fire' books, and in saying that i'd like to congratulate Skanatrios the TWC member for his dedication and prowess in battle/strategy and his commitment to this story.
If possible (if your life and other commitments allow) i'd like to take the opportunity to also lobby for a sequel
in any case, i'll be looking forward to any other AARs you may wish to write in the future
Last edited by Exarch; May 14, 2010 at 11:32 PM.
You are most likely just using the base 6.2 version. I am fairly certain that Skantarios is using the RR/RC submod which includes 6.2, but a whole lot more. The 1450 campaign is in RR/RC but not in 6.2 RC4
Investigate a little first my friend, some things are easier to find than you think! <-- there is your link
On another note:
I have been considering starting my own Byz AAR (again!) but Skantarios is such a hard act to follow!! Although, talk of a last post suggests that there may be a gap in the market for Coeur de Lion!
Great as always, and an especially great job on making the Pope a vassal and the peace in the west. The Attila the Hun comparison was brilliant. After so many wars the empire will need it to be ready for the next period of expansion. Sad to see Benedek go, though I suppose at least he died the way he would have wanted.
It seems that the Mongols are turning out to be a difficult foe, though that's to be expected considering they tend to use armies very similar in composition to the ones you use. At least the Persians were easy to deal with. I'm very interested in seeing how you end the story. +rep when I can.
From the Personal Journal of Genessios Ksiros Laskaris
March, 1540 AD.
The news strikes me like a knife to the stomach. Many can simply not believe it. I am among them.
Our lord and master, my father, Emperor Skantarios…is…dead.
The reports coming from the Imperial Army in Italy say that his horse lost its footing while descending a steep mountain pass in the Alps south of Bern. Other accounts say that there was a small earthquake causing the ledge he was on to give way resulting in the fall. Either way, he and his mount fell down some thousand feet into the deep snow below.
The odd thing about the reports is that his horse was found dead and broken but the Emperor was not.
In fact, he was not found at all.
No blood, no clothing, nothing...The only sign of his body was the Sword of Constantine, still in its scabbard, lying some twenty feet away from the horse where it had settled upon a small pile of rocks. The entire Imperial Army searched frantically in every direction for more than three days for his body but the depth of the snow and the hazardous terrain made the search nearly impossible.
Much of the army had to continue south given the terrible conditions but six companies have set up camp at the site and continue to seek his body. To aid in the effort, over a thousand peasants from the area around Bern, including many accustomed to climbing in that terrain, have been conscripted to continue the search for our Emperor. At least half a dozen have already died in accidents looking for the body but with no success thus far. Captain Maggiados is in charge of the operation and has warned that, given the terrain, we may never find a body. The snow does not melt at that altitude and there are thousands of places where the body could have come to rest.
General Kalamodios has moved west to the site and confirms the accounts. He can only conclude that Emperor Skantarios surely died given the condition of his horse and the impossibility of surviving a fall of that height.
I think he is correct but for the wrong reasons.
Father would never have left his sword behind if he were still alive.
Stories have already sprung up amongst the peasantry that he did not die in the fall but was lifted up by God and taken to Heaven by a host of angels. Equally spurious stories have come from our enemies, saying that he was pulled down by the Devil as he reclaimed his servant. The Spanish King and the Pope appear to have started those particular rumors although both deny it.
Regardless, I must accept the terrible reality that my father is dead.
Given the uncertainty following Skantarios's death, the Empire has fallen into paralysis. Where we had all become accustomed to receiving his dispatches and orders on a regular basis, none now come. The commanders of the armies are simply following their last instructions with no clear path or strategic direction. The populace has, thankfully, been mostly quiet and there are no reported riots or other unrest. We all seem to be waiting for something to happen.
Lord Vasileios has tried to step into this breach and has begun issuing correspondence in his capacity as Diadohos and Heir. He has already given recall orders for all of our primary generals. Separate dispatches have been sent to me, Vitos, Isidoros, Ioannis, and Kalamodios. We are all to put our forces in defensive positions or back to garrison and make our way to Constantinople with utmost haste. There, Emperor Skantarios is to be officially declared dead by the Council of Nobles and with the concurrence of the Patriarch. Following that, we are to be present for the reading of father's will and participate in a great memorial service in the Hagia Sophia. Following the ceremony, Vasileios is to be crowned Emperor and Basileus and given the full power of the office. I also hear rumors that we are to be made to swear fealty to Vasileios immediately following the coronation; where he will also appoint his son, young Lord Efthymios, as the official heir and Diadohos.
I have been asked by Lord Vasileios to prepare an oratory to deliver at the funeral service in my place as Skantarios' adopted son. Vasileios will also say some words but he feels that it is fitting that I deliver the primary address.
What will I say??
From the Personal Journal of Genessios Ksiros Laskaris
September, 1540 AD.
Location: Constantinople.
My journey back from the East was hectic. Many of my soldiers begged to accompany me for the ceremony but I could accommodate only a precious few. Speed was of the essence for both me and Vitos as we were the furthest away and had the greatest distance to travel. In the end, we were accompanied by only our bodyguards and a few captains that had served with the Emperor in previous campaigns. Despite the speed of our travels, news of our journey came before us. In every town we passed, we were accosted by those wanting some confirmation that father was actually dead. Many of the old people simply refused to believe it. Many others tried to pass keepsakes to be placed at his grave. We took dozens until we could carry no more. I have left orders for a train of wagons to follow at best speed to carry those items we could not bear ourselves. It is a touching gesture and one that I will be sure to pass on to the others, especially my adopted mother, Empress Maria.
The Emperor's empty tomb is to be consecrated following the ceremony in the Hagia Sophia. The location of the tomb is somewhat unique. Instead of being buried in one of the great churches, it was built on the hill outside of the city overlooking the Muslim mound where the armies of the Jihad were buried en masse. The suggestion actually came from Empress Maria. She thought it fitting that his memorial (as such the tomb must be called) overlooks the armies that he vanquished in defense of the city, our faith, and the Empire. I didn't think her mind worked in such ways but I approve. Lord Vasileios brought it to the Council, they agreed, and it was duly done.
Empress Maria has made arrangements to leave the city following the funeral. She is to take up residence at her expansive estate near Sofia. She states that her duty as Empress is now fulfilled and wants only to live a peaceful life free of the trappings of court and the bustle of the capitol.
In other parts of the Empire, father's death has begun a mini-building boom. Statues and monuments in his name are sprouting up in all of our major cities and even in some of the smaller towns and villages. Each constructing what they can in remembrance of him. I understand the one in Athens is particularly fitting.
The important men of the Empire attempt to outdo each other honoring Skantarios and his life. They have commissioned large statues and other memorials covered in gold and adorned with the weapons of the conquered armies. The Patriarch has already ordered construction of an abbey in the mountains near the site of the Emperor's death. Monks and nuns are to be stationed there to pray for the salvation of Skantarios and the continuation of the Empire. Lord Vasileios has gone one step beyond and renamed not one city, but two, in honor of father. Tbilisi is to be called Skantariopolis in honor of his final victory over the Turks. Bern is to be renamed Skantarium in honor of the place of his death.
Lord Vasileios states that it is also fitting that the cities of his name will guard our territory for all time, just as the Emperor did. Skantariopolis to guard the eastern border of the Empire and Skantarium to guard the West.
I think father would hate all this. He never suffered sycophants and held vanity in contempt. He would rail against the expense and encourage us to spend it on something useful like roads or stables. Still, it gives the populace a way to vent their grief and we all feel we must do something to honor him. For my part, I have come up with an idea that I think he would approve. I have commissioned the publication of his diaries and the reports of his battles. I want all to know the real man as I did. The scribe I have hired is, ironically, also called Skantarios.
It has been quite a flurry of activity. Tomorrow will be the reading of the will and the funeral.
Truly, it is the end of an era.
- Genessios Ksiros Laskaris.
The world in 1450 AD.
The world in 1540 AD.
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Emperor and Basileus Skantarios Laskaris
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Last edited by Skantarios; June 27, 2011 at 01:23 PM.
It's over.
The final updates are posted and the story is done.
This has been a great journey and I am sorry to see it end. After more than four months of late nights with countless hours of playing, writing, and editing, it is finally over.
The last two updates brings the total number of posts/updates/chapters to 70. Wow. Never thought it (or I) would go that long. That does not include the other 81 non-update posts I did (comment replies, status updates, etc.) With two wins in the MAARC, 693 total posts, and 38,000+ (and counting) views, this has been a remarkable adventure in its own right.
Completing this brings an awful lot of personal satisfaction and I am happy to have seen it through.
I do want to give special thanks to a couple of people on the forums. First, I need to thank Giovi for his assistance in creating the outstanding picture at the beginning of the last post. He stepped forward out of the blue and crafted not only that photo but also my new signature line. So, thank you, Thank You!
I also want to thank dezikeizer, Juvenal, and the Nanny. For the final updates, I had a plot point that I needed some assistance/advice on and they helped me out to see which was the best way to go. Thanks for the advice guys.
Last but most important, I have to thank my wife. She fully supported me in this writing endeavor (when she finally found out what I was doing so late at night). Thanks, honey.
Thanks to everyone who has followed this for so long. Some of you like dezikeizer, Dan, STL, Beer Money, and others have been with it since basically the beginning. Others lent encouragement at different points but fell off. Some like Exarch, Karnage, Vampire, and others came in somewhere in the middle and stayed through to the end. I was particularly pleased to see so many who joined the forums just to comment here. I hope they will stay on and contribute in their own ways now that this is over.
I will be doing a bonus post sometime next week. This won't have any new content but I am going to throw in some things that were omitted and talk about some of my favorite moments, photos, stats, etc. There may even be a "blooper reel" of sorts. No idea exactly when this will actually be up but hopefully not before too long.
If you enjoyed this AAR, I would encourage you to post your own thoughts and remembrances about what you really liked (or didn't) or just something about the characters or story that stuck with you. Even better, Juvenal has started a letters section as part of the Critic's Quill. He is encouraging people to write some thoughts on AARs (like this one) for the inclusion in the next few publications. You can see how HERE. Feel free if you are so inclined.
Again, this has been an awesome journey. I hope you enjoyed reading it as much as I did writing it.
Last edited by Skantarios; May 15, 2010 at 09:09 PM.
So... epic... a fitting death for such a great figure... I will definitely miss this, the greatest AAR that I've ever read. Thank you for the AAR and I will definitely follow if you decide to write another AAR
For me, the greatest thing of this AAR is the part that you try to vassalize your enemies. I myself always try to vassalize everybody instead of delivering them a swift death. I enjoy all the personal diaries of Skantarios too. In the early days of this AAR I usually skip it but by the end of the story I check out everything from the start again... and discover many new things
And maybe can you post the most significant achivement of Skantarios in a post ? His greatest victories, diplomacy, I would really enjoy if you could put all the maps from the beginning of his career to the end. We could really see the restoration of the empire during his lifetime.
Again, thank you and hope that you will do best in your future endeavors ( write a sequel please... we really appreciate if you can write one )


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What really had them concerned afterward, though, was yet another subpar start from staff ace Yovani Gallardo.
The right-hander gave up four first-inning runs, 10 hits and couldn't get out of the sixth as his struggles since throwing a complete-game, two-hit shutout April 5 continued. His earned run average has ballooned to 5.70, highest among Milwaukee's starters.
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"I thought he did a great job of battling after the first inning, threw a lot of zeros up there," Roenicke said of Gallardo. "He really had to pitch. He busted out a changeup, he threw some curveballs more - which I liked - and he battled to get into that sixth inning."
Bruce followed by bunting the runners up a base and then Votto struck again, singling in Renteria. Roenicke then brought in right-hander Sean Green, who promptly gave up an RBI single to left-center to Brandon Phillips to make it 6-4.
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Hey Everyone,
This is my second post of the day. I wanted to sneak in one more post so that I could enter my card into the Whimsie Doodles November challenge. The challenge was to create any type of holiday card- it didn't matter what holiday. You can see all the details by going HERE.
Isn't this little girl just the cutest??? Oh I love her! I colored her with my Spectrum Noir markers. For the card I used some October Afternoon paper and also one of their rub ons for the sentiment
Thanks so much for stopping by. I will see you tomorrow! Have a wonderful and crafty day!
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
10 comments:
- Tracey McNeely said...
Your colouring is amazing! Great card.
- December 12, 2012 at 4:55 PM
- Mary Jo Rhoda said...
Oh, how pretty!
- December 12, 2012 at 5:01 PM
- Norma G. said...
OMGosh, she is too cute! I really love this card, the red really pops off of that blue. GORGEOUS!!!
- December 12, 2012 at 6:40 PM
- sandee said...
She is too cute, also love your gift boxes too! waving hi from the hills of North Carolina :)
- December 12, 2012 at 9:23 PM
- Annette said...
wow your coloring looks amazing...I LOVE THIS...great card
- December 12, 2012 at 11:41 PM
- Laura said...
such a pretty card, great colours and papers! thanks for joining us at Whimsie Doodles!
- December 13, 2012 at 8:58 AM
- Tanya Ham said...
Beautiful, adorable and super cute! :)
- December 13, 2012 at 10:59 AM
- Katie said...
She is adorable, I love that the present is bigger than she is!
What a cute card! - December 13, 2012 at 12:28 PM
- Izzy Anderson said...
She is darling! Beautiful work.
- December 13, 2012 at 6:27 PM
- Tracy said...
Oh my goodness your card is perfect.
I love this image and of course how you coloured her. - December 13, 2012 at 9:52 PM
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The Longboat Key Planning and Zoning Board gave its planning staff direction Tuesday to establish height regulations for structures like church steeples to be no higher than 10 feet above the current zoning district height of 40 feet.
Applicants, though, can be granted additional height for structures such as steeples or church spires through a site plan approval process.
Direction from the planning board was needed Tuesday at the planning board's regular meeting because the town's current code doesn't establish a height regulation for such structures.
For more information, pick up a copy of Thursday's Sept. 20 Longboat Observer.
Contact Kurt Schultheis at [email protected].