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Constraint Class
Represents a constraint that can be enforced on one or more DataColumn objects.
Assembly: System.Data (in System.Data.dll)
The Constraint type exposes the following members.
|Initializes a new instance of the Constraint class.
|Infrastructure. Gets the DataSet to which this constraint belongs.
|The name of a constraint in the ConstraintCollection.
|Gets the collection of user-defined constraint properties.
|Gets the DataTable to which the constraint applies.
|Infrastructure. Gets the DataSet to which this constraint belongs.
|Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object. (Inherited from Object.)
|Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection. (Inherited from Object.)
|Serves as a hash function for a particular type. (Inherited from Object.)
|Gets the Type of the current instance. (Inherited from Object.)
|Creates a shallow copy of the current Object. (Inherited from Object.)
|Sets the constraint's DataSet.
|Gets the ConstraintName, if there is one, as a string. (Overrides Object.ToString().)
A constraint is a rule used to maintain the integrity of the data in the DataTable. For example, when you delete a value that is used in one or more related tables, a ForeignKeyConstraint determines whether the values in the related tables are also deleted, set to null values, set to default values, or whether no action occurs. A UniqueConstraint, on the other hand, just makes sure that all values within a particular table are unique. For more information, see DataTable Constraints (ADO.NET).
A base Constraint constructor is not used. Primary or unique key constraints are created by using the UniqueConstraint constructor, and foreign key constraints are created by using the ForeignKeyConstraint constructor.
The following example examines the collection of constraints for a DataTable and determines whether each constraint is a UniqueConstraint or a ForeignKeyConstraint. The properties of the constraint are then displayed.
private void GetConstraints(DataTable dataTable) { Console.WriteLine(); // Print the table's name. Console.WriteLine("TableName: " + dataTable.TableName); // Iterate through the collection and // print each name and type value. foreach(Constraint constraint in dataTable.Constraints ) { Console.WriteLine("Constraint Name: " + constraint.ConstraintName); Console.WriteLine("Type: " + constraint.GetType().ToString()); // If the constraint is a UniqueConstraint, // print its properties using a function below. if(constraint is UniqueConstraint) { PrintUniqueConstraintProperties(constraint); } // If the constraint is a ForeignKeyConstraint, // print its properties using a function below. if(constraint is ForeignKeyConstraint) { PrintForeigKeyConstraintProperties(constraint); } } } private void PrintUniqueConstraintProperties( Constraint constraint) { UniqueConstraint uniqueConstraint; uniqueConstraint = (UniqueConstraint) constraint; // Get the Columns as an array. DataColumn[] columnArray; columnArray = uniqueConstraint.Columns; // Print each column's name. for(int i = 0;i<columnArray.Length ;i++) { Console.WriteLine("Column Name: " + columnArray[i].ColumnName); } } private void PrintForeigKeyConstraintProperties( Constraint constraint) { ForeignKeyConstraint fkConstraint; fkConstraint = (ForeignKeyConstraint) constraint; // Get the Columns as an array. DataColumn[] columnArray; columnArray = fkConstraint.Columns; // Print each column's name. for(int i = 0;i<columnArray.Length ;i++) { Console.WriteLine("Column Name: " + columnArray[i].ColumnName); } Console.WriteLine(); // Get the related columns and print each columns name. columnArray = fkConstraint.RelatedColumns ; for(int i = 0;i<columnArray.Length ;i++) { Console.WriteLine("Related Column Name: " + columnArray[i].ColumnName); } Console.WriteLine(); }
Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows XP SP2 x64 Edition, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2
The .NET Framework does not support all versions of every platform. For a list of the supported versions, see .NET Framework System Requirements.

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Apple is being sued in two separate legal actions over the way that it awards stock options.
The cases have been filed in the US District Court for the Northern District of California and the Superior Court for Santa Clara County.
Both suits make claims against current and former officers and directors with respect to the company's awarding of stock option grants.
Apple announced last week that it had discovered irregularities in the issuance of certain stock option grants, and insisted that it is conducting an independent investigation into the matter.
The company said in a statement that it is evaluating its response to the lawsuits.
Apple sued over stock option awards
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text: Hi Guys. So I updated my phone to the R8 Rom from MoDoCo, and very sweet it is too. However...... When I was running R5, I had an app from the market that was really handy, but I cant remember what it was called. It allowed you to add 4 apps to one location, with custom Icons. Any help would be great. Andy


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An ancient stone temple at Tikal has been damaged by tourists flocking to the site for 'end of the world' parties.
According to the Daily Telegraph, tourists climbed on the largest archaeological site of the Mayan civilisation in Guatemala causing damage to the temple.
Technical adviser at the site, Osvaldo Gomez, said: 'Sadly, many tourists climbed Temple II and caused damage.
'We are fine with the celebration, but (the tourists) should be more aware because this is a (UNESCO) World Heritage Site.'
Gomez did not specify the damage that was done to the temple, which is located 340 miles north of Guatemala City, but said it was forbidden to climb its stairs and that the damage was irreparable.
Temple II is about 38 metres high and faces the central Tikal plaza.
News.com.au reports that more than 7,000 people visited Tikal on Friday, which saw a colourful ceremony held by Mayan priests to mark the end of an era that lasted 5,200 years, according to the Mayan Long Count calendar.
Tikal was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979.
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Aditya Roy Kapur, Katrina Kaif and Tabu starrer "Fitoor" has garnered mixed reviews from critics. "Fitoor", directed by Abhishek Kapoor, is a romantic drama, which releases on Feb. 12 worldwide.
The Kapoor directorial is an adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic novel "Great Expectations." The film, which is written by Kapoor and Supratik Sen and produced by Sidharth Roy Kapur, also features Ajay Devgn in an intense role.
"Fitoor" is one of the most awaited movies of 2016 and the trailer and songs have managed to raise curiosity among moviegoers, but critics review might disappoint them. The film has been shot beautifully, but the storyline isn't great, critics said.
While Tabu shines as Begum Hazrat, Kaif and Aditya struggle to keep the critics engaged with their chemistry. The music (by Amit Trivedi) and cinematography (by Anay Goswamy) make the dull film a bit interesting, critics said.
Read what critics have said about "Fitoor" below:
Tushar Joshi of BollywoodLife.com said: "Abhishek Kapoor's desi adaptation of Great Expectations is a work of art. The canvas of the film is the breathtakingly beautiful Kashmir. You are spell-bound and can't take your eyes off from the first frame itself."
Manjusha Radhakrishnan of Gulf News said: "There are moments in Fitoor which are brilliant, but they are few and far between. But what elevates the film greatly is music composer Amit Trivedi's haunting score."
Sneha May Francis of Emirates 24/7 said: "'Great Expectations' is an ambitious story to adapt to Bollywood, no doubt, but one that Abhishek has wasted."
Lokesh Dharmani of Masala.com said: "Shot beautifully, Fitoor does appeal to you. Anay Goswami's lens captures Kashmir beautifully."
Surabhi Redkar of Koimoi.com said: "Consider this as your holy grail and remember that if you are not a person who enjoys larger than life romances which have an artsy feel, you certainly cannot watch it."
Ananya Bhattacharya of India Today said: "Fitoor demands a lot of patience on the part of the viewer. But that is largely made up for by Kashmir. Watch the film for its sheer beauty."
Namrata Joshi of The Hindu said: "Fitoor wants desperately to be a grand, epic romance but depends way too much on its stunning Kashmir canvas to achieve that than characters and story that you can empathise with."
Shalini Langer of The Indian Express said: "There's that other quote from Charles Dickens, actually from Great Expectations: Ask me no questions, and you will be told no lies."
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Overview Incidence Symptoms Evaluation Treatment questions for doctor Home Care diarrhea in adults diarrhea in children itching vomiting in adults vomiting in children warning signs Prevention Outlook Complications Underlying Cause
Seafood Poisoning Symptoms
Symptoms of ciguatera poisoning usually start within a few hours after eating the fish.
Early symptoms of ciguatera poisoning include:
Additional symptoms usually occur within six hours of ingesting the toxin.
Additional symptoms of ciguatera poisoning include:
- Numbness and tingling
- Abnormal temperature sense
- Hot feels cold and cold feels hot
Less common symptoms of ciguatera poisoning may include:
- Joint pain (multiple joints)
- Dental pain
- Headache
- Itching
- Muscle aches
- Muscle weakness:
- Generalized weakness
- Numbness and tingling in the extremities
- Increased sensitivity to changes in temperature
- Excessive sweating
- Vertigo
Continue to Seafood Poisoning Evaluation
Last Updated: Dec 8, 2010 References
Authors: Stephen J. Schueler, MD; John H. Beckett, MD; D. Scott Gettings, MD
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PubMed Seafood Poisoning References
- Farstad DJ, Chow T. A brief case report and review of ciguatera poisoning. Wilderness Environ Med. 2001 Winter;12(4):263-9. [11769923]
- Isbister GK, Kiernan MC. Neurotoxic marine poisoning. Lancet Neurol. 2005 Apr;4(4):219-28. [1577810]
- Lewis RJ. The changing face of ciguatera. Toxicon. 2001 Jan;39(1):97-106. [10936626]


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Dayton appeals: Governor interested in FEMA split decision
ST. PAUL - Gov. Mark Dayton says he wants to look into a difference of opinion within the federal agency that rejected Minnesota's request for individual and business flood recovery aid.
Dayton said Thursday that he understands the Chicago Federal Emergency Management Agency office recommended that Minnesota get individual relief for those affected by June northeastern Minnesota floods, but FEMA headquarters in Washington rejected the application, likely out of budget concerns.
"I would like to find out more," he told reporters.
When it rejected the request, FEMA did not mention budget issues, but said not enough homes were damaged to qualify for aid.
FEMA sent Dayton a letter Wednesday saying it would not offer individual aid. Hours later, the governor announced the decision would be appealed.
When asked if he would call President Barack Obama to lobby for aid, his response was: "We'll see."
Dayton said he would like to have the issue decided by late August, when a special legislative session is expected to approve a disaster-relief package.
The funding bill would provide aid to local governments in 13 counties affected by floods and other storms last month. Also being considered is financial help for those affected by a northern Minnesota wind storm early this month and communities recovering from past disasters.
Dayton also said he is open to holding public meetings as his staff and legislators draw up a relief package. Earlier in the week, his press secretary said those meetings would be closed, but Republican legislative leaders said they preferred writing the bill in public.
The Democratic governor said that his press secretary was right when she said that most legislation usually is not crafted in public, but "they can have a working group and meet in the Metrodome as far as I'm concerned."
Meetings could begin as soon as next week, he said.
The federal government considers more than a dozen factors when deciding whether to grant individual aid.
FEMA documents indicate that individual assistance relies on factors such as concentration of damages, deaths and injuries, special populations such as the elderly being affected, what private organizations are doing to help and insurance coverage.
"Concentrated damages are far more visible and may be an indication of significant damage to infrastructure supporting neighborhoods and communities, thereby increasing the needs of individuals and families," FEMA says.


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Congratulations Fleur!
I'm not a teacher, so please consider any advice I give in that context.
Originally Posted by Red5
Congratulations Fleur!
Thank you Red5 I wish I can do it well
Of course you can!
Just have fun as you learn English, okay, and everything will just run very smoothly.
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Game One Hundred Forty-Two: Cubs (56-85) vs. Braves (67-73)
Game Time – 6:05pm C.T. Comcast Sports Net, WGN Radio, XM Radio Channel 185
Location – Turner Field, Atlanta
Wade Miller (0-0, -.–) vs. Chuck James (8-3, 3.65)
Wade Miller will become the 15th different pitcher to make a start for the Chicago Cubs this season. Miller was signed this past off-season after having the same surgery as Kerry Wood. Miller made 7 rehab starts in the Cubs Minor League system and tonight he will make his Cub debut. Miller has said that his agreement with the Cubs was more than for just one season even though the contract he signed was just for this year. With the injuries to Wood and Prior and Carlos Zambrano missing tonight's start, Miller could figure into next season's rotation with a strong finish for a team that is struggling to stay out of the cellar of Major League Baseball.
The Cubs will face yet another rookie in Chuck James and one they have never seen. The Cubs have not played well against pitchers they have no history against which could prove to be another hurdle for this team to try to overtake tonight. James is coming off the best start of his career against the Mets on Labor Day. He threw 8-shutout innings against the Mets and allowed just 1 hit to their high-powered offense. In his last 7 starts James is 4-1 with a 2.44 ERA.
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JT's Manukan Grille
September 13, 2008
JT's Manukan Grille
4 Granada cor. Valencia St., Ortigas Ave. Ext., Quezon City, Metro Manila
(02) 721-9026
After shopping, me & my friend decided to eat at Joel Torres' restaurant.
So here it goes:
- Paa (Php 85)
This is a combination of Chicken Leg & Thigh cooked Inasal Style. This will taste a lot better if you use the sauce provided.
Calamansi & Sili w/ Datu Puti Soy Sauce & Vinegar… yummy!
- Kansi (Php 110)
This one is a bulalo ilonggo style…. this is different, I don't know how and I don't know why… this is one good soup to order in JT's Manukan Grille… try it when you go there.
- C2 Green Tea (Php 30)
Parking is a challenge. The place is not your typical dining place. When it rains, don't go there.. Nothing really special as it taste the same as the other Inasal places. But still, if you're in Ortigas area and you are craving for Inasal, then this is the place for you.
great review! short, simple and informative. keep it up. =)
Thanks! 🙂
Love JT's!! Super yummy inasal 🙂


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Belmont Garage is a full-service auto repair and preventive maintenance center. We have been performing our high quality auto repairs in the Lake Wood area since April of 1963. We are conveniently located for your service and maintenance needs and we are qualified to repair and service all domestic and imported cars, trucks, and SUV's using parts that are equal to or exceed the standards of those parts originally used by the manufactures. We are definitely the cost-effective alternative to car dealership servicing for all scheduled maintenance of your personal or company auto, pickup or truck. Regardless of where it was built, we will service your car or truck and still maintain the manufacturer's warranty.Belmont Garage Inc is independently owned and operated. We pride ourselves on getting the services or repairs on your auto right the first time by our highly qualified service technicians. So drop your auto, SUV, or truck off today and allow us to provide you with excellent service. We look forward to servicing your vehicle.Experience the advantages that our independently owned service center offers you.
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New Approaches in Investment Policies after the Recent Economic Crisis
In the new context of the recent world economic crisis and subsequent economic downturn, governments re-evaluated their attitude for foreign direct investment or at least certain types of it and adopted restrictive measures for foreign investments. The paper emphasises the significant trends in national policy measures for foreign investments, among which we could distinguish introduction of restrictive measures, national policies promoting the "green growth", investment protectionism, investment policy framework for sustainable development.
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Volume (Year): 5 (2013)
Issue (Month): 3 (September)
Pages: 160-165
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Sometimes I just want to make a phone call...
Fancy a Nintendo 3DS so you can play 3D games on the move but don't have the pocket space for a console and a mobile? LG has come up with an alternative in the (sizeable) shape of its Optimus 3D. Like the Nintendo games machine, this phone offers 3D without those darn glasses you need at the cinema. And it also has twin cameras …
Sometimes I just want to make a phone call...
No wonder it sounds more like a normal PC (Dual core, screen resolutions, wifi etc). It's now priced like them too.
Think you can get a Twin core PC with monitor cheaper than that...
And it'll run Linux properly.
For that price, you can get a PC that runs Win7 pretty well...
"...and pitfalls (shockingly uneven app quality, occasionally geeky interface)."
You forgot the increasing number of malware payloads too.
What? Denialist downvotes? That'll be the fandroids for ya.
btw - I've got an HTC. And I like it.
There's no risk at all on Android.
But just in case, would you care to download my TotallySecure 1.2 Android Doctor Security app? Totally legit. It must be good if you look at all the permissions you have to give it.
All that phone back at their disposal, and they put the two camera lenses just over an inch apart - about half the distance between my pupils for example. No wonder the 3D photos taken on it are so hit and miss.
I've used the phone and it is excellent. The steroscopic screen is breathtaking and the 3D camera is better than the fujifilm 3d cam. This phone is bloody awesome, the gaming is superb thanks to the Powersvrx 540 and TI OMAP 4 processor. Battery life on the phone was darn good too unlike on the HTC sensation. For God's sake you haters the phone is dual channel and dual memory whereas every dual core currently on the market is single channel. This phone pisses on the evo 3d.
.... drool !! :)
Past experience tells me not to be an early adopter though and for this reason I won't be buying. Also I'm recently tied into a 2 year deal and awesome as it is over 500 quid is allot !
Will consider again in 2 years but photography I can see being a win for 3D :)
Do we really need more things in 3D?
The movies are bad enough, and the stupid T.V's just make me laugh.
Sure the optimus 3D can display and run the necessary apps and videos, but you can't move it at all - which would prove quite hard if you wanted to actually use it and not just stare mindlessly at it.
If they wanted the phone to be for gaming and media why didn't they equip it with proper buttons like the xperia play.
"....why didn't they equip it with proper buttons like the xperia play."
Er, 'cos then they wouldn't be able to fleece you for another 500+ quid for the "Optimus 3D Game" in 12 months' time?
Really? What about the Google Nexus S or ZTE Blade?
of "shockingly uneven app quality"?
Or is this just the usual iOS-user prejudice shining through?
I've got over 50 downloaded apps on my Android phone and couldn't even begin to rank them in terns of "quality". They all do what it says on the tin and do it well as do the vast majority of apps in the Market.
OK, the Facebook app is shite compared to the iOS one, I'll give you that.
Erm... if you think the facebook app on ios is better than the android one - then blimey it really must be bad.
I only had an android tablet to play with for a weekend - and I found lots of apps that were seemingly written/'designed' by blind monkeys.
kudos for Dream Theater in the promo photos.
Exactly what I was about to post......
Hehe, same :P
OK Test drive done, now offer us a version for wp7
HTC Evo 3D looks like the one to beat, looking forward to a review of that.....
Are you telling me to spend 600€ and still cant make a SIMPLE CHAT VOICE CALL ?!!! WTF !!!
Shame on you LG. You have the ability to put Android 2.3.4 but you get the pant off in front of Vodafone.
Shame on you LG.
but does the review have ANY bearing on that "75%"? That was a pretty glowing review for a "75%" I know we have seen frankly abysmal reviews not even drop below "70", and some pretty bad ones even higher then "75." I'm starting to think you guys pull that number off Simon's calendar!
Never mind two cores.
Never mind two cameras.
What about two sim cards?


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MDbg.exe (.NET Framework Command-Line Debugger)
Updated: April 2011
The NET Framework Command-Line Debugger helps tools vendors and application developers find and fix bugs in programs that target the .NET Framework common language runtime. This tool uses the runtime debugging API to provide debugging services. You can use MDbg.exe to debug only managed code; there is no support for debugging unmanaged code.
This tool is automatically installed with Visual Studio and with the Windows SDK. To run the tool, we recommend that you use the Visual Studio Command Prompt or the Windows SDK Command Prompt (CMD Shell). These utilities enable you to run the tool easily, without navigating to the installation folder. For more information, see Visual Studio and Windows SDK Command Prompts.
If you have Visual Studio installed on your computer: On the taskbar, click Start, click All Programs, click Visual Studio, click Visual Studio Tools, and then click Visual Studio Command Prompt.
If you have the Windows SDK installed on your computer: On the taskbar, click Start, click All Programs, click the folder for the Windows SDK, and then click Command Prompt (or CMD Shell).
At the command prompt, type the following:
When you are in the debugger (as indicated by the mdbg> prompt), type one of the commands described in the next section:
command [arguments]
MDbg.exe commands are case-sensitive.
ap[rocess] [number]
Switches to another debugged process or prints available processes. The numbers are not real process IDs (PIDs), but a 0-indexed list.
a[ttach] [pid]
Attaches to a process or prints available processes.
b[reak] [ClassName.Method | FileName:LineNo]
Sets a breakpoint at the specified method. Modules are scanned sequentially.
Displays monitor locks, which are blocking threads.
ca[tch] [exceptionType]
Causes the debugger to break on all exceptions, and not just on the unhandled exceptions.
Marks the current exception as handled so that execution can continue. If the cause of the exception has not been dealt with, the exception may be quickly rethrown.
conf[ig] [option value]
Displays all configurable options and shows how the options are invoked without any optional values. If the option is specified, sets value as the current option. The following options are currently available:
Deletes a breakpoint.
Detaches from a debugged process.
d[own] [frames]
Moves the active stack frame down.
Echoes a message to the console.
enableNotif[ication] typeName 0|1
Enables (1) or disables (0) custom notifications for the specified type.
ex[it] [exitcode]
Exits the MDbg.exe shell, and optionally specifies the process exit code.
fo[reach] [OtherCommand]
Performs a command on all threads. OtherCommand is a valid command that operates on one thread; foreach OtherCommand performs the same command on all threads.
f[unceval] [-ad Num] functionName [args ... ]
Performs a function evaluation on the current active thread where the function to evaluate is functionName. The function name must be fully qualified, including namespaces.
The -ad option specifies the application domain to use to resolve the function. If the -ad option is not specified, the application domain for resolution defaults to the application domain where the thread that is used for function evaluation is located.
If the function that is being evaluated is not static, the first parameter passed in should be a this pointer. All application domains are searched for arguments to the function evaluation..
To request a value from an application domain, prefix the variable with the module and application domain name; for example, funceval -ad 0 System.Object.ToString hello.exe#0!MyClass.g_rootRef. This command evaluates the function System.Object.ToString in the application domain 0. Because the ToString method is an instance function, the first parameter must be a this pointer.
Causes the program to continue until it encounters a breakpoint, the program exits, or an event (for example, an unhandled exception) causes the program to stop.
h[elp] [command]
? [command]
Displays a description of all commands or a detailed description of a specified command.
ig[nore] [event]
Causes the debugger to stop on unhandled exceptions only.
int[ercept] FrameNumber
Rolls the debugger back to a specified frame number.
If the debugger encounters an exception, use this command to roll the debugger back to the specified frame number. You can change the program state by using the set command and continue by using the go command.
Stops the active process.
l[ist] [modules | appdomains | assemblies]
Displays the loaded modules, application domains, or assemblies.
lo[ad] assemblyName
Loads an extension in the following manner: The specified assembly is loaded and an attempt is then made to run the static method LoadExtension from the Microsoft.Tools.Mdbg.Extension.Extension type.
log [eventType]
Set or display the events to be logged.
mo[de] [option on/off]
Sets different debugger options. Use mode with no options to get a list of the debugging modes and their current settings.
mon[itorInfo] monitorReference
Displays object monitor lock information.
newo[bj] typeName [arguments...]
Creates a new object of type typeName.
Runs code and moves to the next line (even if the next line includes many function calls).
Opendump pathToDumpFile
Opens the specified dump file for debugging.
Moves to the end of the current function.
pa[th] [pathName]
Searches the specified path for the source files if the location in the binaries is not available.
p[rint] [var] | [-d]
Prints all variables in scope (print), prints the specified variable (print var), or prints the debugger variables (print -d).
printe[xception] [-r]
Prints the last exception on the current thread. Use the –r (recursive) option to traverse the InnerException property on the exception object to get information about the entire chain of exceptions.
Displays the active processes.
q[uit] [exitcode]
Quits the MDbg.exe shell, optionally specifying the process exit code.
re[sume] [* | [~]threadNumber]
Resumes the current thread or the thread specified by the threadNumber parameter.
If the threadNumber parameter is specified as * or if the thread number starts with ~, the command applies to all threads except the one specified by threadNumber.
Resuming a non-suspended thread has no effect.
r[un] [-d(ebug) | -o(ptimize) |-enc] [[path_to_exe] [args_to_exe]]
Stops the current process (if there is one) and starts a new one. If no executable argument is passed, this command runs the program that was previously executed with the run command. If the executable argument is provided, the specified program is run using the optionally supplied arguments.
If class load, module load, and thread start events are ignored (as they are by default), the program stops on the first executable instruction of the main thread.
You can force the debugger to just-in-time (JIT) compile the code by using one of the following three flags:
Set variable=value
Changes the value of any in-scope variable.
You can also create your own debugger variables and assign reference values to them from within your application. These values act as handles to the original value, and even the original value is out of scope. All debugger variables must begin with $ (for example, $var). Clear these handles by setting them to nothing using the following command:
set $var=
Setip [-il] number
Sets the current instruction pointer (IP) in the file to the specified position. If you specify the -il option, the number represents a Microsoft intermediate language (MSIL) offset in the method. Otherwise, the number represents a source line number.
sh[ow] [lines]
Specifies the number of lines to show.
Moves execution into the next function on the current line, or moves to the next line if there is no function to step into.
su[spend] [* | [~]threadNumber]
Suspends the current thread or the thread specified by the threadNumber parameter. If threadNumber is specified as *, the command applies to all threads. If the thread number starts with ~, the command applies to all threads except the one specified by threadNumber. Suspended threads are excluded from running when the process is run by either the go or step command. If there are no non-suspended threads in the process and you issue the go command, the process will not continue. In that case, press CTRL-C to break into the process.
sy[mbol] commandName [commandValue]
Specifies one of the following commands:
t[hread] [newThread] [-nick nickname]
The thread command with no parameters displays all managed threads in the current process. Threads are usually identified by their thread numbers; however, if the thread has an assigned nickname, the nickname is displayed instead. You can use the -nick parameter to assign a nickname to a thread.
Nicknames cannot be numbers. If the current thread already has an assigned nickname, the old nickname is replaced with the new one. If the new nickname is an empty string (""), the nickname for the current thread is deleted and no new nickname is assigned to the thread.
Moves the active stack frame up.
uwgc[handle] [var] | [address]
Prints the variable tracked by a handle. The handle can be specified by name or address.
Displays the currently active when statements.
when delete all | num [num [num …]] - Deletes the when statement specified by the number, or all when statements if all is specified.
when stopReason [specific_condition] do cmd [cmd [cmd …] ] - The stopReason parameter can be one of the following:
StepComplete, ProcessExited, ThreadCreated, BreakpointHit, ModuleLoaded, ClassLoaded, AssemblyLoaded, AssemblyUnloaded, ControlCTrapped, ExceptionThrown, UnhandledExceptionThrown, AsyncStop, AttachComplete, UserBreak, EvalComplete, EvalException, RemapOpportunityReached, NativeStop.
specific_condition can be one of the following:
specific_condition must be empty for other values of stopReason.
w[here] [-v] [-c depth] [threadID]
Displays debug information about stack frames.
x [-c numSymbols] [module[!pattern]]
Displays functions that match the pattern for a module.
If numSymbols is specified, the output is limited to the specified number. If ! (indicating a regular expression) is not specified for pattern, all functions are displayed. If module is not provided, all loaded modules are displayed. Symbols (~#) can be used to set breakpoints using the break command.
Compile the application to be debugged by using compiler-specific flags that cause your compiler to generate debugging symbols. Refer to your compiler's documentation for more information about these flags. You can debug optimized applications, but some debugging information will be missing. For example, many local variables will not be visible and source lines will be inaccurate.
After you compile your application, type mdbg at the command prompt to start a debugging session, as shown in the following example.
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC>mdbg MDbg (Managed debugger) v2.0.50727.42 (RTM.050727-4200) started. Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. For information about commands type "help"; to exit program type "quit". mdbg>
The mdbg> prompt indicates that you are in the debugger.
Once you are in the debugger, use the commands and arguments described in the previous section.


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Hey I am having trouble with the syntax for a program i have to write. I am still learning so go easy on me . I am trying to recover information from a simple text file into a number of arrays using a for loop.
This is the load function im having trouble with.
This is the save function which delimits with /n this worksCode:void load() { int i; char *rcrdpnt; ifstream fin("data.dat"); for (i=0; i<100; i++) { fin.getline( *rcrdpnt) rcrdpnt=(entry[i].name) //fin.getline(entry[i].street); //fin.getline(entry[i].streetii); //fin.getline(entry[i].postcode); } }//end function
I cant seem to work out the syntax I want it to read a whole line from a file into the arrays entry[i].name, entry[i].street, etc. I tried directly using the variable names and using a pointer. Its my understanding you write it in this contextCode:void save(int i) { ofstream fout("data.dat", ios::app); // opens file data.dat for output to the program in append mode. fout << (entry[i].name) << "\n"; // puts name variable of number [i] into a file then starts new line fout << (entry[i].street) << "\n"; fout << (entry[i].streetii) << "\n"; fout << (entry[i].postcode) << "\n"; fout.close(); }// End of Function
fin.getline(variableorpointer, maxamounttoread, delimiting char);
if the delimiting character is not specified it automatically uses /n as the delimiter.
However no matter how much i shift it about it wont compile
I am using VC++ 6 to compile and my lecturer just can't seem to teach. I think its a language barrier thing (He's Iranian i think), also we seem to learning some arcaic form of C++ so Iv'e been trying learn as much as i can on my own. please explain in simple terms I am a noob.
PS I know it should be int main () but my lecturer insists we use void main (void) yes I want to slap him too y would he be teaching us this?
Any help would be much appreciated


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I want a phone that has camera.....
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|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|3 nights
New architect designed detached luxury lodge set in large enclosed gardens 1 mile from the fantastic sweep of sand at Druridge Bay. We are adjacent to Druridge Bay Country Park with its water sports, beautiful walks and play areas. Lodge is perfect for family holidays and is very child-friendly with a pirate themed wooden playhouse, large grassed area and lots of garden games. Great walking, cycling and bird-watching is on your doorstep. Short drive to Warkworth, Amble and Alnmouth. Set on the outskirts of a small village along a street of 10 other individually designed wooden houses. Well behaved dog welcome.
Purpose built Lodge which has 3 large bedrooms-2 with king size beds and 1 twin. Downstairs we have a large deck leading to the kitchen which is well fitted with quality appliances and everything the cook needs including Smeg range, dishwasher and microwave. Large handmade table for family meals and a sofa to chat to the cook. Leading into utility area with washing machine and drinks cooler and selection of children's toys and books and high chair. The large hallway leads into the lounge with big comfy leather sofas, TV with Freeview and DVD player, CD Player with iPod dock. Free WiFi connection, desk and chair and local maps and guides. There is a downstairs shower room and toilet and a coat cupboard with large selection of outdoor and beach items.
Upstairs we have the master suite with king size sleigh bed, large balcony with deckchairs, fitted wardrobes, 42' wall mounted plasma TV with Freeview, en-suite shower room with multi-jet shower. Mamas & Papas Travel Cot.
Second double has a king size bed, with unusual light feature and wardrobe. Third bedroom has twin wooden beds, wardrobe, TV with video player and lots of films for children and adults. The family bathroom leads off the landing and has a large Velux window making it very light. It has a bath, sink and toilet. The whole house has a feeling of light and space which the Scandinavians do best, with clean wooden floors throughout, lots of large windows white bedlinen and towels and a selection of local art. You can relax after a hard days sightseeing in our home from home.
Please note that the house is in a very quiet residential area and isn't suitable for groups of young people.
All of us (2 adults, 2 teenagers, 1 10 year old and 2 dogs) felt completely at home from the moment we arrived. The house is perfect for families - it's spacious and has a beautiful garden. Loads of toys for younger children and very well equipped. Very close to the beach and in a great position for exploring the fantastic Northumberland coast. I'm sure we'll be back.
A short walk from the beach and lots to do within 15 mile radius. Lodge has absolutely everything you need and more
Had a great time with family, will be back.
Lodge has everything you could ever need for a nice relaxing break. Very clean and bottle of Cava on arrival. Lots of toys and games for the children. Overall a fantastic short break.
This unusual style wooden lodge home, is a marvellous place to stay. Plenty of room inside and out. The garden is great for your dogs, as it is secure and has plenty of interest.
Placed just a ten minute drive from Druridge bay beach, and with places like Kielder water, and Berwick upon Tweed only an hours drive away, all the great places of Northumberland, in this area, are all in easy reach.
Even though the property in within an estate, it is very quiet, and we saw many house martins, and swallows darting around the properties.
Property clean and well kitted out. Would recommend this to family and friends.
Had a great week!
I booked this property as a surprise break for my husband's 50th Birthday. The communication with the owner was excellent throughout the booking process and she was extremely helpful, suggesting places to eat and to visit as we were new to the area. Nothing was too much trouble.
The property itself was beautiful, well maintained, spotlessly clean and huge. Our stay was extremely comfortable and everything we could have asked for was provided. The garden was a lovely, peaceful haven and we really felt like we had 'got away from it all' for three days, which was exactly what we wished for.
Highly recommended stay, we will be booking again in the near future.
1 mile from Druridge Bay Beach-huge, clean and often deserted even in summer it is a perfect child's beach. Great for sandcastles, safe bathing and rock pools at low tide. You can walk for miles along its length with great views of Coquet Island and it's lighthouse. We are across the road from Druridge Bay Country Park which has a lake with many birds and lovely walks. Watersports are available and there is a cafe and 2 children's play areas.
We are 3 miles from Amble with it's harbour, market various shops and new indoor swimming pool with child's pool. We are a short drive to Warkworth with it's beautiful medieval castle, river walks and quirky shops. Half an hour brings you to Alnwick with it's award winning gardens and Harry Potter castle. Bamburgh, Seahouses, Craster and Holy Island are approx 30 miles north of us with good road links
Other Activities: bird watching
|Pet Fee
We take a £50 booking deposit with balance payable 2 calendar months before arrival. Please check your terms and conditions for details of cancellation policy.


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This is the week that many of us set goals for the next year, make final charitable contributions, start planning for taxes, and maybe drink some champagne and kiss those we love as we welcome in the new year.
The last 525,600 minutes have been busy, crazy, hectic, hard, amazing, rewarding and so many other things all rolled into one crazy year and I'm so grateful that I got to spend some of it with you.
To celebrate, I'm creating a totally unofficial and mostly biased set of awards: the Wellness Mama Awards (WMAs) with the top posts, comments, videos and content I found from around the web this year. Unlike official award ceremonies, there are no fake gold statues to give out, no fancy dresses, and no performances. Just some of the best things I found around the web (and on WellnessMama.com) that I wanted to share with you.
Super exciting, right?
Read on for the list… (and scroll down to see the most popular content on Wellness Mama over the past year).
Product of the Year: Instant Pot
The Instant Pot would be in the running for the "best of everything" category if there was one. I use it weekly and apparently many of you do as well! It was the most-sold kitchen product on Amazon and one of the favorites with you guys too!
Runners Up:
Useful Tip of the Year: Natural Drain Cleaning
Not super exciting and you'd never see this on any real award show, but this beyond-simple natural drain cleaning method really works! It saved me when my hubby was out of town and the drain in our kitchen clogged thanks to the three-year-old's attempt at dishes that resulted in her pouring a bowl of butter and melted olive oil down the drain.
Runner up: These smart uses for the camera on your phone
Course of the Year: Kids Cook Real Food
Kids Cook Real Food E-Course. I seriously wish I could give this course to every family and go to their houses to make sure they actually watch it. It is that good. Katie Kimball of Kitchen Stewardship teaches your kids how to cook (with your help). My kids love it, and it includes a free knife skills class without even purchasing it!
Favorite Healthy Hack of the Year: Saunas
If you're not a regular sauna user, I'd highly recommend it, as there are some inexpensive ways to try it at home. I'm a tad biased because she is one of my best friends, but I love this post from MommyPotamus about the amazing benefits of regular sauna use. I'm also excited to announce that Heather will be the new co-host of The Healthy Moms podcast this year and that she and I will occasionally do a "SaunaCast" episode from her sauna to answer reader questions. Stay tuned! 😉
Podcast of the Year: Ben Greenfield
I really enjoy Ben's podcast (and he has some great articles on his website too!). Ben interviews experts in a variety of fields and isn't afraid to tackle controversial topics like EMFs, GMOs and extreme hot and cold therapy.
Runner up: The Tim Ferriss Show. He has some great interviews with a very random assortment of guests.
Best Blog for Pregnant & New Moms: Mama Natural
If you are pregnant or a new mom, you have to check out Mama Natural. She has a great natural birth course, and a week-to-week pregnancy book coming in 2017. Check out her blog for hundreds of posts about all things pregnancy, birth and beyond.
Bundle of the Year: Ultimate Bundles
Everyone is doing bundles these days, but there is only one Ultimate Bundles and they are the only one I will promote or become an author for. I've become good friends with them over the past year and their commitment to quality and customer service is AMAZING! With them, you won't be buying the same books that have been in every other bundle and you'll learn a ton. They are running a flash sale (and the best deal of the year) right now. Check it out here.
Best Time-Saver In the Kitchen: Real Plans
Without a doubt, the tool that saves me the most time in the kitchen is Real Plans for meal planning. The Instant Pot (see above) saves me the most time in cooking, but Real Plans saves time planning and shopping (and it has many Instant Pot recipes too!). My favorite part? It is so easy to use that I can plan everything from my phone while nursing the baby!
Best Handmade Product: Kokomo Cream Deo
It is so exciting that you can now buy so many handmade products if you don't want to make them yourself. I still make a lot of my own, but often use this Kokomo Cream Natural Deodorant from Crunchy Betty on Etsy.
Runners up:
- MadeOn Lotion Bars (and all of their products)
Kids Choice Award: Gorilla Gym
The kids have picked the Gorilla Gym as their favorite toy/product for the last three years since they got it as a Christmas gift. They use it daily and I love that they can get their energy out inside on rainy days.
Pet Choice Award:
I've been making DIY products for years, but just started making them for our pets too! They love this protective paw wax recipe from Frugally Sustainable.
Runner up:
- Our puppy (aka- the one who chews everything) is loving this Kong toy and I like to freeze yogurt in there to help his teething.
Drink of the Year (Besides Water)
This is totally a legitimate category, right? There were some tough contenders for the title this year, but the winner goes to… Dry Farm Wines for their natural and organic wines.
Runners up:
- Bone Broth (yes, we drink it)
- Camel Milk (our kids love it!)
Food/Snack of the Year
When it comes to pre-made food, there are a few that we use all the time. These Paleo Valley beef sticks win because they are healthy, portable, and great for camping and travel.
Runners up:
- Primal Kitchen Avocado Oil Mayo (it's delicious!)
- Coconut Aminos (like soy sauce but better!)
Best Random Gadget I Love
Do random gadgets deserve their own category? I say yes… and this Wine Bottle Tiki Torch Kit is my favorite this year. We made a few from up-cycled wine bottles and now they serve as functional decorations.
Runners up:
I'd Like to Thank…
As I reflect on the last year and what it has brought for our family, for WellnessMama.com and for relationships, I'm overcome with love and gratitude. I am so grateful to have gotten to e-know many of you this year in the comments and on Facebook and for the amazing community that has developed that is so much more than I could ever have imagined.
This community, and all of you, give me true hope that we are going to make lasting changes in our communities and in our world for future generations. Your passion, dedication, and interest in creating a healthier future for your family is creating ripples that can truly change the world.
The Most Popular Posts on Wellness Mama…
This year was busy over here at Wellness Mama headquarters (aka my kitchen & laundry room). I wrote a book (this one) along with a bunch of new posts, had a baby, re-branded the Podcast (now the Healthy Moms podcast), and did a whole lot of dishes and laundry.
These are the top posts of 2016 on Wellness Mama as voted by you guys (by number of times they were visited).
101 Uses for Coconut Oil
This coconut oil post is actually the most visited post of all time on the blog. It may also get the award for my most copied blog post of all time, as I'm constantly finding it (or very slightly modified versions of it) on other blogs and websites. PSA: Originality is attractive… write your own original posts people!
How to Use Castor Oil for Hair (Grow Beautiful Hair Fast)
What's old is new again. Castor oil is one of my secrets to keeping my long hair healthy (and to long eyelashes!) This is a remedy my grandmother probably used and now it is really popular again.
Chia Seed Pudding Recipe (+ 5 Delicious Variations)
The humble little chia seed packs a powerful nutritional punch and chia seed pudding is apparently the method of choice to consume it. This recipe for chia seed pudding was among the most visited and most commented posts this year.
How to Make Bone Broth
Bone broth has been gaining popularity over the last few years. Based on the number of visits to this tutorial about how to make it, I'd say its popularity continues. I also found a great grass-fed non-perishable bone broth that I order when I don't want to make it.
5 Minute Turmeric Tea Recipe (How to Make Golden Milk)
My long-time favorite recipe for turmeric tea was very popular this year. I'm glad to see so many people trying this delicious healthy beverage!
Himalayan Salt Lamp Benefits For Your Home
Looks like there are a bunch of us coconut oil using, turmeric tea drinking, chia seed eaters with salt lamps in their home. Or at least the salt lamp part, since it just missed the top 5 this year by a couple of votes. Here's why I love them!
7 Natural Remedies for Eczema
I'm sad that this post is popular, because it means there may be a lot of people struggling with eczema. I hope they all found relief this year!
Natural Bug Spray Recipes (That Actually Work)
Natural products for the win! This natural bug spray works really well. I love that so many people are choosing natural options over harsher ones that may leave harmful chemicals in our bodies and the environment.
How to Balance Hormones Naturally
An oldie but a goodie. This is one of my oldest posts but it still got a lot of love this year.
Luxurious Sugar Scrub Recipe
Put food on your face… just don't put this particular food in your mouth! Sugar scrubs are great for skin and are a much better option than eating the sugar!
Homemade Pasta Sauce Recipe (From Fresh or Canned Tomatoes)
Who knew homemade pasta sauce was so popular? If you haven't tried it, the flavor is so much better when you make your own! Here are the recipes.
The Benefits of Lemon Water (in the Morning)
One simple change… so many benefits. I love that so many people are drinking lemon water in the morning. Have you tried it?
How to Make Your Own Deodorant
Homemade deo is super-simple to make. It also works better for me and many of the 1000+ commenters on the post. Don't want to make it? I also love this handmade coconut lime version made with the same ingredients.
Homemade Lotion Recipe
This 3-ingredient homemade lotion recipe was very popular this year. Ever tried making your own?
Coconut Milk Shampoo Recipe
This simple homemade shampoo doesn't work for everyone, but many of you seemed to love its softening effects over the past year.
Natural Remedies for Allergy Relief
I live in a state known for being one of the worst in the country for allergies. That makes me totally unqualified to write this post, except that I've personally tried (and succeeded) with many of these remedies. Apparently, they work for many of you too!
How to Detox Your Armpits
Did you know that body odor may not be the worst thing in your armpits? Many of the products we use have harsh chemicals and unnatural junk that can build up in your pits and cause itchiness when you try to use a natural deodorant. I used an armpit detox to get that stuff out!
Why I Don't Reduce a Fever (And What I Do Instead)
Without a doubt this post gets the award for most controversial (of this year and every year since I wrote it). Notice the title says "why I don't" as I'm just sharing what I do. I'm not a doctor and am certainly not giving medical advice. All that said, these are the reasons I (typically) don't reduce a fever.
Oil Pulling for Oral Health
I was swishing with coconut oil long before it was trendy, but I love that so many other people are now too! (You can also do it with sesame or other oils if you can't tolerate coconut.)
Spirulina Benefits
This once-ridiculed algae is now sitting at the popular kids table! Spirulina is a nutrient dense food with a lot of uses.
Healthy Coffee Recipe
It may be old news now, but everyone is putting butter in their coffee. Here's my take on bulletproof coffee.
Magnesium: How to Make Your Own Magnesium Oil & Signs of Deficiency
My favorite mineral got some attention this year with both of these posts getting a lot of visits:
How I Remineralized My Teeth
I love to talk about oral health. I've always found it fascinating and this was one of my first posts about how I stopped my cavities and avoided fillings.
Top Uses for Gelatin
Gelatin is a kitchen staple for me. I use gelatin and collagen in many recipes to make everything from marshmallows to fruit snacks.
How to Make Elderberry Syrup
A remedy I always keep on hand, especially in the winter. I hope you don't ever need it for illness, but love it for avoiding getting sick!
Most Commented This Year
The two posts that were the most discussed this year are Why I Don't Post About My Kids Online and Dear Parents, We Owe It to Our Kids to Stop This. Needless to say, you guys are VERY passionate about your children, and that's a good thing!
My Favorite Thing From This Year…
From the beginning, the mission of Wellness Mama has been to help other families live healthier lives and empower families with practical ways to accomplish this.
I feel like the food mission to help parents provide healthy foods for their families doesn't stop in my own community or even just in the blogging community as there is such a need for this internationally.
Did you know?
If you've ever purchased something through a link on my site, you've helped keep WellnessMama.com up and running, and a percentage of that is also donated to charities that provide sustainable food and water sources worldwide. Thank you so much if you've helped support my blog in this way and also helped support many others worldwide.
Reviewing the numbers today, the giving is the real thing that I'm most excited about and most proud of. Over the years, the Wellness Mama Community… YOU… have helped provide things to families in need all over the world.
These gifts not only provided food or clothing to those in need, but in many cases, also a sustainable food or water source and a way for a family to earn income.
Over the years, you've helped give:
- 2000 pounds of non-perishable foods
- 840 chickens for eggs, meat and income for families
- 72 Pigs for food and income for families
- 12 goats for food and income for families
- 4 donkeys for transportation and tilling
- 3 water pumps that each provide water to a village
- 4 beehives for food and income for families
- 20 Fruit Trees so that families can grow the fruit and sell
- 10 pairs of work boots so farmers can work safely
- 5 sets of agricultural tools for small farmers
- 10 large Coolers for fishermen to store fish to sell
- 8 sewing machines and thread/material for women to open sewing businesses
- plus medical supplies and school supplies for children around the world
These things were donated through Food for the Poor in case you want to send some chickens to someone in need this year 🙂
I've always been a big believer in the "teach a man to fish" mentality, and giving in this way not only provides food or water for someone one time, but helps other families to start their own businesses and provide food for their children regularly. Because at the end of the day:
It is all About Relationships and Family…
Again, thank you so much for reading, for being a part of this community and for sharing in the mission of providing a healthier future for our kids.
This next year, I hope you'll join me in one of my personal goals: to focus on my family and on relationships more. To prioritize not just making healthy food and creating a healthy environment for my husband and children, but being more present and spending more time together as a family.
Nourish not only your body, but the important relationships in your life. Tell people you love them, and show them. Because at the end of the day, that is what is going to make the biggest difference in your own life and in the lives of your family members and the next generation.
Happy New Year! I'm so thankful and honored that you took the time to be part of this crazy journey with me this year and I can't wait to continue it in 2017.
What are your goals for the next year? I'd love to hear them in the comments below!


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The Event Studio Precision 8 assumes the position as Event's new flagship professional monitor system. Two-and-a-half years in the making, the monitors were designed by Frank Kelly and Walter Dick - the engineering team behind all of Event's award-winning monitors - and feature all-new, next-generation technology, including the woofer, tweeter, amplifiers, bass ports, and even the look - a striking piano-black mirror finish with gold trim. Sold as a pair.
"The Studio Precision monitors are undoubtedly the finest direct-field designs I've ever been involved with," noted Walter Dick, who was responsible for the overall system design, including the new transducers. "The new soft dome high-frequency radiator [tweeter] creates a significantly expanded stereo soundstage as compared to our previous designs, and it delivers incredibly precise imaging, with even subtle panning movements easily discernable."
"Our new 8" low frequency driver offers a whole new level of performance, in part through the use of a neodymium magnet," added Frank Kelly, Event's VP of engineering, and the architect of the Studio Precision's amplifiers. "Neodymium - a rare earth material at the forefront of loudspeaker technology - gives the driver exceptionally low distortion characteristics. It also makes it far stronger, despite its lower weight, and gives it a greater level of output efficiency - i.e., more output per watt - than a traditional woofer. And since the neodymium driver takes up less space in the cabinet than a standard woofer, we have effectively increased the cabinet volume, so the overall system bass response is extended as well."
The Studio Precision 8 is available in biamplified and passive versions. Both models use the 1" soft dome high frequency radiator. The driver's soft dome design helps prevent the ear fatigue associated with metal-domed tweeters. It, too, features a neodymium magnet, and produces a broad, flat radiation pattern that doesn't require corrective equalization (which adds tonal coloration and robs an amplifier of headroom). The end result is a large sweet spot, so the mix position can be very personal or shared with a larger group.
Low frequency response in the Studio Precision line is deeper and more accurate than in any of Event's previous models, providing bass that can truly be felt as well as heard. This sonic "impact"—i.e., the low frequency transient response—is delivered by the dual large-diameter linear-flow bass ports, an Event exclusive. The port design allows for exceptional low frequency coupling into the room, low distortion, and superior low frequency transient response. In practical terms, this means that the Studio Precision monitors will reproduce percussive and bass instruments without introducing new overtones or artificially-hyped frequencies—in short, true, accurate, low end. The ports are front-mounted, allowing the speakers to be placed near walls without restricting the ports' air flow.
The biamplified model features Event's most powerful amplifier to date: 280 watts per speaker (200 watts LF driver / 80 watts HF driver). The amplifier circuitry, which is custom-designed for the driver components, features low noise semiconductors and audio grade film capacitors, for enhanced dynamic range as well as lower noise and distortion. A toroidal transformer powers the amp, resulting in significantly reduced mechanical and electrical noise. The active model also includes continuously variable low and high frequency trim controls, a continuously variable input sensitivity control, and a switchable 80Hz high pass filter, which is useful for bass management in surround-sound applications. For easy connection, both balanced XLR and 1/4" inputs are provided.
Now Hear Everything
The first time you listen to a pair of Studio Precision™ monitors, you'll almost surely shake your head in disbelief - then break out in a smile. We've seen it happen time and time again: People just can't believe that they're hearing a sound so big and so alive coming from direct field monitors. But your ears aren't deceiving you. Studio Precision monitors deliver a sound that's much wider, much deeper, much more defined, and packed with much more low-end punch than mere mortal direct field monitors. Simply put, they far exceed people's sonic expectations - and by a huge margin.
You see, even after years of designing a slew of award-winning products for the professional studio monitor market - the 20/20bas™, Project Studio™, and Tuned Reference™ biamplified monitors, to name a few - our venerable engineers, Frank Kelly and Walter Dick, were still on their quest to deliver the ultimate direct field monitor. They wanted to come up with a totally new design that would surpass anything they had done to date. A design that would cause recording musicians around the world to sit up and truly take notice. In short, a design that would bring a whole new dimension to the direct field monitoring experience.
So that's what they did. Sure, it took them two-and-a-half years. But, hey, they had to start from scratch.
Tight, Punchy, In-Your-Chest Low End
First on the engineering agenda was enhancing the low frequency response. The attack was three-pronged: new low frequency drivers, new cabinets, and new bass ports.
Custom-designed in every aspect, the drivers deliver a whole new level of performance, in part through the use of neodymium magnets. Neodymium - a rare earth material at the forefront of loudspeaker technology - produces significantly higher magnetic energy than conventional ceramic magnets. This allows the creation of a "supercharged" driver motor that provides for lower distortion and a much greater level of output efficiency - that is, more output per watt - than woofers designed with traditional magnets.
The cabinets themselves were carefully designed to deliver deep low frequency response yet be small enough to fit comfortably into today's modern recording environments. Larger studios can use the 8" models to fill the room with enough heart-pounding sound to impress even those "I want you to rock me" clients, and smaller studios can do the same with the 6.5" versions - with no compromise in performance. All of the cabinets are constructed from 3/4" MDF (precision-milled to 0.005" tolerance), which insures that the sound emanating from the speakers is pure and clean - free from artificial tonescreated by unwanted cabinet resonance.
An obvious distinguishing feature of the Studio Precision front baffle is the dual port design. The ports may just look like a couple of holes, but they are much, much more. They are the reason that you can truly feel the tremendous low frequency response - not just hear it. The real story lies beyond the front-baffle holes, inside the cabinet itself. Ready for a little speaker design theory? Here we go: Bass ports are incorporated in monitors to provide extended low frequency response - they help move the significant amount of air required to accurately reproduce low frequency material. For optimum performance, a port tube should be straight, which means its length is limited by the depth of the cabinet. (Physics dictate that it would be very difficult to have a 9" port tube sit inside a cabinet that was only 8" deep.)
But Frank and Walter, who live and die by the laws of physics, came up with an ingenious port design - unique to Studio Precision monitors - that literally "bends" Mother Nature's rules. The design, which they cleverly dubbed "dual large-diameter linear-flow bass ports," gives the Studio Precision series low frequency response that is simply unparalleled in small footprint direct field monitors.
The unique port design allows for exceptional low frequency coupling into the room, low distortion output, and superior low frequency transient response. And since the ports are front mounted, the speakers can be placed near walls without restricting the ports' air flow.
So what's it all mean? In practical terms, it means that the Studio Precision monitors will reproduce percussive and bass instruments without introducing new overtones or artificially-hyped frequencies. Put another way: You get true, accurate, powerful low end.
Soaring Highs, Expansive Soundscape
All Event monitors feature soft dome high frequency drivers. The reason is simple: The soft dome design helps to prevent the ear fatigue associated with metal-domed tweeters. So, not ones to argue with success, Frank and Walter took the soft dome model and began developing a new driver that would deliver truly superior performance.
After months and months of design work and critical listening, they emerged from the lab with a magnetically shielded 1" diameter ferrofluid-cooled soft half-dome neodymium radiator. Whazzat? Some might say it's just a fancy name for a tweeter. But technically speaking, we call it a radiator because it produces a broad, flat radiation pattern that doesn't require corrective equalization (which adds tonal coloration and robs an amplifier of headroom). The shape of the radiator's backplate hints at the expanded (make that enormous) stereo soundstage it produces. And the imaging is unsurpassed, with even subtle panning movements easily discernable.
Now combine the radiator's tremendous off-axis frequency and phase response with its like-performing low frequency driver counterpart, and you end up with a very large sweet spot - so the mix position can be truly personal or shared with the whole band and the producer.
High-Powered Performance
The biamplified ASP8 and ASP6 models feature our most powerful amplifier to date: 280 watts per speaker (200 watts LF driver / 80 watts HF driver) - so you'll always have plenty of headroom for even the most demanding applications. The amplifier circuitry itself, which is custom-designed for the driver components, features low noise semiconductors and audio-grade film capacitors, giving the system enhanced dynamic range as well as very low noise and low distortion characteristics. The amps are powered by toroidal transformers, which results in significantly reduced mechanical and electrical noise.
Continuously variable low and high frequency trim controls are provided, so you can precisely tune the speaker to your room acoustics. Also included is a continuously variable input sensitivity control, and a switchable 80Hz high pass filter - the latter an indispensable bass management tool in surround-sound applications. For easy connection, active Studio Precision monitors sport both balanced XLR and 1/4" inputs; passive models feature five-way binding posts.
No More Guesswork
You've probably spent way too many hours mixing on monitors that required you to compensate for sonic inaccuracies. Sure, you could go on guessing how much bass is really there. Or missing that vocal pop. Or living with a guitar that's a bit buried. But wouldn't you rather mix with every bit of sound - from thundering low end to subtle imaging nuances - precisely laid out before you? Wouldn't you (and your clients) rather have complete confidence that your mixes will sound great when they get out into the real world?
Studio Precision delivers that confidence. So put yourself in front of a pair, and experience what it's like to hear your mix for the first time.
Hear everything.
Event Studio Precision 8 Specifications
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Writing teacher Cassandra Neace has launched social media photo project called "Daily Book Pic" at Book Riot.
Here's more from Book Riot: "What I am going to do for the month of July is a Daily Book Pic (or #dailybookpic). I'll be sharing my pics on Twitter and Pinterest, and anywhere else that I think of on that given day. I invite you to join along. I know July is already underway, so jump in whenever you like."
Above, we've embedded the photo prompts for each day of the project. The project was inspired by Australian blogger Fat Mum Slim's "Photo a Day" game.
Below, we've collected some tweets from those who posted pictures of their "currently reading" titles.
Over on Twitter, Neace just announced: "I'm upping the ante bonus (imaginary) points for people who are patriotic in their posts today and/or tomorrow!" Will you join the project?
#dailybookpic Current read: Full Dark House by Christopher Fowler instagr.am/p/Ml05XLpY5U/
— Unfinished Person (@unfnshdprsn) July 2, 2012
[July 2nd] Current reads #dailybookpicinstagr.am/p/MlzbtHNPbi/ — Jessica M (@crazylilcuban) July 2, 2012
Currently reading #dailybookpic instagr.am/p/MmVxhwOfsK/
— Janet Berkman (@jannie_b) July 3, 2012


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Fortitech To Be Acquired By Royal DSM
Schenectady, NY (November 8, 2012) – Royal DSM, the global Life Sciences and Material Sciences company, today announced the agreement to acquire Fortitech, Inc.. After completion, which is expected before the end of the year, the company will be part of DSM's Human Nutrition & Health business. The combination will be one of the leading companies in the development and manufacture of food ingredient blends for the food & beverage, infant nutrition and dietary supplements industries.
"Our combined global capabilities deliver a deeper and more comprehensive resource for providing our customers with innovative customized products," said Walter S. Borisenok, president and CEO of Fortitech. "Together we boast a brighter and stronger scientific research database and unsurpassed technical excellence that will enable us to bring superior value to our products and services."
DSM, the world's premier supplier of nutritional products, showcases a deep selection of carotenoids, vitamins, nutritional lipids, nutraceuticals as well as specialty performance ingredients. As part of DSM, Fortitech will have direct access to the technology, science and research driving these proprietary ingredients, ultimately advancing the science behind the development of the company's customized food ingredient blends.
"The acquisition of Fortitech will help us to expand our value chain presence and to deliver more value to our customers. With Fortitech and its workforce, DSM will be able to deliver customized food ingredient premixes and blends to our customers while at the same time strengthening our international footprint. Fortitech will become an important part of the Human Nutrition and Health business within DSM Nutritional Products. I look forward to welcoming Fortitech's 520 employees to DSM," said Leendert Staal, president and CEO of DSM Nutritional Products.
Fortitech remains committed to the development and manufacturing of quality food ingredient blends, complete with any nutrient, for any application, anywhere in the world.
About Fortitech
Founded in 1986, Fortitech is the world leader in the development of custom food ingredient premixes and blends for the food and beverage, infant nutrition and dietary supplements industries, integrating functional ingredients from a comprehensive selection of vitamins, minerals, nucleotides, amino acids, herb extracts, nutraceuticals, flavors, caffeine, proteins, carbohydrates and enzymes. Fortitech is FS 22000 certified, with a stringent Allergen Monitoring Program, and operates to cGMP, GMO-free, HACCP, Organic, Kosher and Halal standards. Headquartered in Schenectady, N.Y., the company has a global network of manufacturing and distribution facilities, throughout Europe, Asia Pacific, South America, Mexico and the United States (New York and California). For more information, visit fortitech.com.
DSM – Bright Science. Brighter Living.
Royal DSM is a global science-based company active in health, nutrition and materials. By connecting its unique competences in Life Sciences and Materials Sciences DSM is driving economic prosperity, environmental progress and social advances to create sustainable value for all stakeholders. DSM delivers innovative solutions that nourish, protect and improve performance in global markets such as food and dietary supplements, personal care, feed, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, automotive, paints, electrical and electronics, life protection, alternative energy and bio-based materials. DSM's 22,000 employees deliver annual net sales of around €9 billion. The company is listed on NYSE Euronext. More information can be found at www.dsm.com.


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By Sarah Kwak
NEW YORK -- Going into a do-or-die Game 6 on Tuesday night, the Flyers' hopes of extending their season come down to one word: execution.
Practice it, or face it.
Poor execution, coach Craig Berube repeated over and over again in his postgame press conference, doomed Philadelphia in Sunday afternoon's 4-2 loss to the Rangers at Madison Square Garden. Missed passes and sloppy turnovers led to squandered opportunities and put the Flyers in a place they became quite familiar with this season. "I think we've had our backs against the wall pretty much all year, fighting," Berube said. "Fighting for playoffs, fighting for a lot of things. And our team will fight again in Game 6."
They'll have to, if they have any chance of playing a Game 7.
Here a some more thoughts and observations from Game 5:
• With Flyers defenseman Nicklas Grossmann out with a lower-body injury he sustained in Game 4, Berube turned to 39-year-old blueliner Hal Gill. With his imposing size (6-foot-7, 243 pounds) and 16 years of NHL experience, Gill seemed to be the safer choice over 25-year-old Erik Gustafsson, a 5-foot-10, 180-pound undrafted back liner with only 91 NHL games under his belt. But the years on Gill were glaringly obvious in his first postseason game since May 2012, when he was playing for Nashville. His speed, which never exactly approached Mach 1, is essentially gone. And his physicality wasn't even much of a factor in the most recent chapter of this eerily soft series between two teams that traditionally pound the feathers out of each other.
• In just 12:02 of ice time, Gill was minus-2, and his misadventures in the defensive zone directly led to the eventual game-winning goal. When a sloppy pass pinballed in between his skates near the Philadelphia blue line, Gill could not recover. Rangers center Dominic Moore swiped the puck from his feet and broke in for an easy goal at 16:20 of the second period.
• As demoralizing as that gaffe was, Berube went right back to Gill just one shift later. It's the kind of thing coaches do to make sure a player quickly moves past a mistake, but on his follow-up shift, Gill lost a puck battle along the end boards that led to a prime New York scoring chance. Gill skated six more shifts for the rest of the game, none longer than 35 seconds. Afterwards, Berube said Grossmann would again be unavailable on Tuesday. Will the coach go back to Gill or take a gamble on the young Gustafsson?
• After their Game 4 loss, the Rangers kept saying they didn't make Philadelphia goaltender Steve Mason's life difficult enough. In his first start in two weeks, Mason stopped 37 shots in Philadelphia's 2-1 win on Friday night, but many were perimeter shots that New York didn't pursue hard for rebounds. The Rangers made a point of going after their second and third chances in front of the Flyers net Sunday afternoon, and they were rewarded with their second goal of the game, a third-try rebound that was lofted home by center Brad Richards from a sharp angle. Those are the kinds of goals that New York needs to get used to scoring, and not just against Mason. Nearly every other team that is still alive in the East boasts a better starting goaltender than the Flyers have.
• New York's power play drought has extended to 15 man-advantage opportunities without a goal, but an impotent power play doesn't always spell postseason doom. Recall the Bruins, who won the Stanleu Cup in 2012 with an 11.4-percent man advantage success rate. Still, power play success can give a team a much-needed boost, like the surge that Philadelphia enjoyed in the third period after a goal in the final minute of the second period that helped spark the Flyers' offense. Then, playing 6-on-5 during the fink three minutes, Philadelphia captain Claude Giroux cut the Rangers' lead to one and set up a frantic final 90 seconds.
• Speaking of penalties and power plays, Game 5 in New York featured more of the interesting officiating we've seen during this postseason. At least the quick whistle that negated an obvious Rangers goal early in the second period didn't end up making all that much of a difference.
• The Flyers are really proud of their resilience, their ability to fight and get back into games. It's a noble trait, but inherent in that trend is the team's penchant for slow starts. In this series, Philadelphia has struck first only once, scoring on their first shot in the first period of Game 1. But even in that game, New York completely controlled the start and outplayed the Flyers, outshooting them in the opening 20 minutes by 14-6. In first periods all series, the Rangers are outshooting Philadelphia 58-40. So, perhaps, if the Flyers played better at the start, they wouldn't have to fight back.
• The Flyers play better with a lead. Unlike the Rangers, who have coughed up an advantage twice and came dangerously close to doing it again on Sunday, Philadelphia has been mostly solid when in front. "They're a way better team [when leading]," Richards said. "Notice both times they've been leading in the third period, it's much harder to get through the neutral zone, a lot harder to get chances."


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Belfast City Airport
Company Report
Since 2008, the George Best Belfast City Airport has been owned through an English company, Anka Acquisitions. It was bought from Groupe Ferrovial, a Spanish group.
In 2015, the local company enjoyed an improving operating profit on its activities. After the change in ownership in 2008, operating profits decreased to a low point in 2012. The results in 2012 were compounded by the impact of the then withdrawal of the services of British Midland, later replaced by British Airways (BA). Also in 2012 the airport company took an impairment charge of nearly £1.1m against its runways as a result of the then withdrawal of an application to extend the runway.
The period of 2012 to 2015 has been one of recovery and restabilisation as the range of services has increased. Passenger numbers at 2.25m were unusually low in 2012 and have recovered to 2.69m in 2015.
During 2015 the airport paid dividends of £1,388,000 to the parent company shareholder which was smaller than £3,128,000 paid in 2014. During 2015 the local company carried out a capital restructuring of the balance sheet by transferring £6,445,000 from its share premium account to its distributable reserves.
Each year the airport pre-tax profits are adjusted by the deduction of annual interest charges on borrowed funds. In 2015, the greater part of £27m of borrowed funds was made available through the parent company. Previously about half of this borrowing had been arranged through the bank.
Although several hundred people work in and around the airport, the number of direct employees by the company is relatively small. In 2012 an average of 91 people were employed. This has remained stable although the total fell to 88 people in 2015.
Capital spending last year was just over £1m, similar to spending in 2014. However, capital spending has recently been lower than the higher averages in 2008 to 2012.
Belfast Telegraph