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Circuit Design and interactive simulation, Animation and Cicuit analysis,
Circuit layout visualization C/C++ and .NET Source Code solution
Product Tour E-XD++ and UCCDraw product walkthrough
Screenshots Applications built on E-XD++ ToolKit
Product feature comparison
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Build your own Multisim like circuit design and simulation application!
Diagrams are a natural and intuitive way of expressing relationships in your application data. E-XD++ Components make it easy to add expressive, interactive Circuit Design and Circuit Simulation Visualization to your application. U CanCode's E-XD++ Diagram Component is the most comprehensive set of tools, components and libraries for creating graphical editing, visualization, supervision and monitoring tools for the VC++ / .NET platform. Both diagramsdisplays used to show the relationships between objects and Circuit drawing and layout can be easily created.
High performance for graph display, Graph displays are highly scalable:
Display hundreds of nodes and links
All standard 2D graphics features available for graph display and edition
Layers supported
Graph elements (nodes and links) can be placed in different layers
For Building Circuit Design and Simulation like application, it's very hard to build the GUI interface, this will take you much long time. With E-XD++, you will have a world - leading visualization GUI interface Source Code solution, it will saves you over 90% on building this kind of GUI.
With E-XD++ Enterprise Edition Suite, it has almost all the features of NI's multisim on Circuit Drawing and Layout Part:
Over 20 kinds of links that will help you create any kind of circuit connect Links quickly and easily.
Over 30 kinds of arrows, by override a few virtual methods, you can create any kind of new arrow styles.
With shapedesigner application, you can use over 1000 kinds of basic shapes to create very complex circuit symbols.
The size of canvas can be created freely.
Advanced print and print preview supports, you don't need take any time on print and print preview.
Export to bitmap file or jpeg file supports.
Panning and zooming.
With project setting, you can do circuit design and simulation at the same place.
Add any customize property values with one line codes.
Export any part of design to an image file.
Full tested on all windows platform includes windows vista.
Supports Visual Studio 6.0, Visual Studio.NET 2003, Visual Studio.NET 2005, Visual Studio.NET 2008
Ships with full documents and 100% source codes.
All the source codes of the following screen shots will be shipped with full edition of E-XD++ Enterprise Edition Suite:
The main screen shot as below:
1. New project:
Create new project with the following wizard:
2. Open project & Close Project file.
3. Recent project files menu items.
4. Project tree controlbar.
5. Add new circuit drawing file into project, as below:
6. Add new script file into project.
7. High - bird window, as below:
8. Canvas border and margin, as below:
9. Title block support, as below:
10. Moving and editing the label of symbol shape.
11. Connect between two ports, as below:
12. Net list
It supports generate excel style net list with all the shapes on the canvas.
13. Zoom the canvas by move the wheel button of mouse.
14. Symbol design:
With shapedesigner that shipped with E-XD++ Suite, you can design any kind of circuit symbol quickly and easily, as below:
15. System basic symbols:
E-XD++ ships over 1000 kinds of symbols, below are a list of them for circuit drawing:
16. Circuit Symbols Pin Design:
E-XD++'s shapedesigner includes professional circuit pin design, as below:
17. Other:
Since the full edition of E-XD++ Suite has over 500,000 lines full tested VC++ Source Codes, so there are over 1000 features that can be used for building your circuit application. All the features of this circuit solution can be full customized.
"Diagramming business logic when developing a custom application is a time-consuming, tediousand necessaryprocess. With E-XD++ Diagramming Source Code Kit, you can spend more time focusing on the finer points of your customer's business and less time worrying about making the business process diagram look good. "
Through its Java, .NET and C++, and Flex/AIR graphics libraries and components, U CanCode provides the industrys most comprehensive set of graphics tools for creating sophisticated, interactive user displays. U CanCode's graphics products enhance decision-making speed and ability by making vast quantities of complex data more comprehensible and manageable for users. Developers save 50 to 80 percent of development time when creating displays with U CanCode Visualization.
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XD++ Diagrammer Suite is the the worlds leading VC++ and .NET visualization component. Renowned for incredibly rich graphics, XD++ helps thousands developers build applications that offer unparalleled functionality. Outstanding productivity lowers project risk and reduces maintenance headaches. With 10 years of dedicated research and development, U CanCode leads the market for visualization technologies, providing outstanding customer support.
Powerful, flexible, and easy to use Diagram Components.
Powerful and flexible enough to create diagrams exactly the way you want them to appear. So easy to use that you will be able to prototype your application in just a few minutes.
Feature rich.
With features such as automatic layout, multiple layers, collapsible sub-graphs, snap-to connection points, XML, SVG, and more, E-XD++ Have the power and flexibility you need to create sophisticated diagrams, quickly and easily. Events such as click, double-click, hover, select, rubber-band select, copy, delete, resize and move are supported. Operations such as drag-and-drop, unlimited undo/redo, and clipboard operations are common and complex, and are expected by today's sophisticated users. it full supports importing ArcGis, SVG and DXF File format.
Performance and Scalability.
U CanCode E-XD++ Capable of handling many thousands of nodes and edges, up to hundreds of thousands depending upon the complexity of the nodes you wish to draw and the operations you wish to allow. Our graphical classes are extremely lightweight objects enabling outstanding performance.
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May 2015
FLIR Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:FLIR) announced the release of the latest update to its acclaimed LightHouse II operating system for Raymarine multifunction displays (MFDs), with advanced features designed specifically for sailboats. LightHouse II Release 14 offers multiple tools to help sailors determine the quickest, most efficient ways to navigate while racing or cruising.The free update is available for aSeries, cSeries, eSeries, gS Series, and the new eS Series line of high performance MFDs.
Lighthouse II Release 14 includes the following new features for sailors:
In addition to the advanced sailing tools feature set, LightHouse II Release 14 also offers enhancements for cruisers and fishermen. Those new features include:
"With the latest release of LightHouse II, we developed our advanced sailing tools to make navigating under sail even easier," said Grégoire Outters, Vice President and General Manager of FLIR Maritime. "Cruisers can sail smarter and racers can now get the winning edge by using our exclusive on-screen visual aids to make better tactical decisions."
LightHouse II Release 14 is available in the form of a free download on raymarine.com. To learn more about Raymarine LightHouse II and advanced sailing tools visit www.flir.com/marine
About FLIR Systems
FLIR Systems, Inc. is a world leader in the design, manufacture, and marketing of sensor systems that enhance perception and awareness. FLIR's advanced systems and components are used for a wide variety of thermal imaging, situational awareness, and security applications, including airborne and ground-based surveillance, condition monitoring, navigation, recreation, research and development, manufacturing process control, search and rescue, drug interdiction, transportation safety, border and maritime patrol, environmental monitoring, and chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosives (CBRNE) threat detection. For more information, visit FLIR's web site at
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text: In July 2016, Joongmin Research Institute(director, Sang-Jin Han) signed a contract with Seoul Institute to conduct a research project on social governance experiment in China. In this research project, Prof. Sang-jin Han (the president of JFST: Joongmin Foundation for Social Theory) participated as the researcher in charge and Prof. Young-Hee Shim (the executive director of JFST), and Dr. Young-Do Park(director of JFST) participated as co-researchers. This research was successfully completed in February 2017 and the result of the research, "Typology and Characteristics of Social Governance in China: A Focus on Experiments of Social Governance in Beijing" (Seoul Institute Working Paper 2016-cr-22), was published by the Seoul Institute.


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Lux Lisbon play the songs of Stuart Rook - harmony laden indiepoprock made with tag-team-boy-girl vocals, and under the influence of Dog is Dead, Fleetwood Mac, Bruce Springsteen, Bloc Party, Simon and Garfunkel, Billy Bragg, Florence and Manics lyrics.
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1 egg
1/3 cup milk
1/4 cup cornmeal
1/4 cup flour
2 tablespoons oil
1/2 teaspoon sugar
In a large bowl throughly mix together all of the ingredients without mushing up the corn. Heat the oil in a large pan, and drop 1/4 cup dollops of the batter on the oil. Fry until golden brown, about 2 minutes per side. Drain on paper towel lined plates and serve immediately.


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Guatemala - Finca El Morito - Single Origin Coffee
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We have no prescribed brewing method for individual coffees, since their characteristics remain. Plunger/French Press is the purest form of consuming coffee as it shows up all traits, good and bad. Espressos tend to mask certain impurities as this is a fast, creamy, romantic extraction. Adding milk changes the taste but 95% of coffee is drunk with milk.
Whatever tastes good for you is all that counts.
Our coffee comes in 250g pouches with clear front (to show off the quality of our beans) and metallic back.
Pouches have zip locks for your convenience
Since we roast daily only the amount of coffee we sell, so you are assured of freshness.
We use roasting date labels in stead of sell-by dates
Coffee has a half life of 2 weeks. After two months the oils start going rancid and your coffee has reached the end of its life.
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Eyal Keren necesitaba un nuevo diseño de banner publicitario y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 37 diseños de 3 diseñadores freelance.
WinBuyer is an up and coming ecommerce developer. Its applications focus on retail added website page monetization. It has a portfolio of top 500 retailers. OCP is the most recognized application where retailers can embed comparative pricing to create a lift in sales conversions and convert higher values in retailers shopping carts.
Targeting online retailers influencers and decision makers from enterprise and SMB merchants who can apply WinBuyer's value-added monetization applications to maximize their stores page revenues.
We want to entice people to learn more about WinBuyer's innovative technology and unique application. We also would to get people who attend our next industry conference (Internet Retailer) to be aware that we are exhibiting at this show - so please add our location info
Animated banner (GIF)
Looking for two versions for this banner
Skyscraper - size ...160 pixels width by 600 pixels height
25-30k maximum size, JPEG, GIF, Animated GIF, or FLASH.
Leaderboard - size .... 728 pixels width by 90 pixels height
The copy : should highlight WinBuyer
WIN - your customers trust
BUYER - convert browsers into buyers
Also should include our show exhibit information (see attached icon).
We are looking for a three stage banner. The first stage should read
WIN - your customers trust, where perhaps WIN is coming in from the left, and (your customers trust) from the right.
Second Phase -(Convert Your Browsers Into) to come in from the left and (BUYERS) from the right.
Third and Final Phase: WINBUYER OCP: Getting more consumers from product page to shopping cart.
Please also include the image for the show in the final copy and the image for OCP. Also include our company logo. All images should be attached.
Again, this is only a suggestion!
We are leaving the creativity up to you. Please be creative and take into consideration our corporate colors orange and black. This is not a must, but it will be considered when choosing the winning banner.
We will be looking to make a decision within 24-48 hours so time is of the essence.
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A traditional bûche de Noël is a French Christmas specialty made from a thin sponge cake that's iced, rolled up, and decorated to look like a Yule log. Here, we've created a simpler single-serving version that makes a great project with kids. Yodel snack cakes stand in for the rolled-up sponge cakes, and the fun comes from decorating them with frosting, candies, and anything else you wish.
- Yield
- Makes 1 bûche de Noël, serving 1
- 2 Yodel snack cakes
- 1/4 cup purchased or homemade chocolate frosting
- Assorted decorations such as cloth leaves (available at floral shops and craft stores), chopped maraschino cherries, Red Hots, M&M's and other candies, colored sugars, shredded coconut, confectioner's sugar, and cocoa powder
- Special Equipment
- Toothpicks, small offset spatula or butter knife
- Place Yodels in freezer 5 minutes to firm up chocolate coating, then peel off and discard (or eat!) coating.
- Using small sharp knife, cut thin slice off each end of Yodels. Cut 1 Yodel in half crosswise on angle and discard (or eat!) 1 half.
- Using toothpick, attach other half of cut Yodel to whole Yodel to form "branch." Using small offset spatula or butter knife, cover Yodels with frosting, drawing spatula in long strokes down length of "log" to give appearance of bark and leaving ends of "logs" uncovered to show spiral pattern. Once branch is secured with frosting, gently remove toothpick.
- Decorate as desired with leaves, chopped cherries or red candies for berries, brown candies and/or cocoa powder for earth, and shredded coconut or confectioner's sugar for snow.


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Happ to start rehab assignment in Dunedin
TORONTO -- Left-hander J.A. Happ has been sent on a rehab assignment and is tentatively scheduled to start for Class A Dunedin on Saturday night.
General manager Alex Anthopoulos said there will be restrictions on Happ's first outing since Spring Training. Happ hasn't pitched since March 25, when he gave up 12 hits and seven earned runs over three innings to the Pirates.
Happ was placed on the 15-day disabled list the following day with a sore back. He threw a bullpen session on April 2 and is now in the process of building up his endurance.
"He threw 70-something [pitches] his last spring game," Anthopoulos said. "He's been shut down for a little bit, so that would be the cap. Somewhere in the 70s, because that's where he's built up to."
Happ dealt with tightness in his lower back for most of Spring Training but still made four starts. He struggled, going 0-2 and allowing 16 earned runs over seven innings.
It is unclear as to where Happ, 31, fits on the Blue Jays' roster when he does return. He could find himself in the bullpen, though an injury to a starter could eventually land him a place in the rotation.


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Bots are complicated. They're made to process repetitive actions autonomously and can be fairly easy to build, but they aren't always working on the side of good. Here's what you need to know.
Each year, EContent magazine compiles a list of the 100 companies that matter most in the digital content industry.
Voting is now closed. We'll announce the results of the first-ever EContent 100 list chosen by the people!
Chris Seymour
Jul 02, 2012
Hollywood has long struggled with the challenge presented by digital content. The internet has at once been a source of consternation—with pirates abounding—and a source of endless new opportunities. Thanks to the success of streaming video at companies such as Netflix, Hulu, and TV Everywhere, Hollywood is finally starting to give digital content the respect it deserves. The movie industry realizes there is profit to be made and value to be had in giving the viewer what she wants, when she wants it. But is Hollywood really ready to change, or is digital delivery still just an after-thought?
"Well that's sort of the burning question of the day," says Rich Hull, who advises many of the nation's largest media and entertainment companies on content strategy, finance, and distribution, and who is a former film and TV producer as well as an EContent columnist. "People recognize that it's going to be the future. … The reason is I think people have come to the mindset that we've gone from this culture of ownership to a culture of access."
Hull explains that consumers used to own physical goods, such as movies on VHS/DVD—and those were easy to sell—but "now people want anything, anywhere, anytime on any device. It's a different sort of mindset so I think people in Hollywood recognize that and they realize that's where their business is going."
Seth Shapiro—principal of advisory firm New Amsterdam Media, LLC, adjunct professor at the University of Southern California's (USC) School of Cinematic Arts, and research fellow at the USC Annenberg Innovation Lab—says studios can't afford for digital delivery to play second fiddle. "It can't be an afterthought anymore because there's too much economic pressure on the alternative if Hollywood does nothing," he says.
One of the risks Hollywood faces if it does nothing is piracy, notes Shapiro. "Of the top 15 global sites receiving traffic, maybe five of them are illegal download sites," says Shapiro. "If the owner of Mad Men or Breaking Bad did not put [its content] up internationally, it would get there anyway—that horse is out of the barn. And so you've got to find more efficient ways of selling it."
Hollywood needs to act quickly to avoid the plight of the music industry, which notoriously scuffled with illegal sharing site, Napster. "Everybody looks at [the music industry] and doesn't want this to happen to them so I think everybody has been galvanized," says Shapiro.
However, Tinseltown, according to Shapiro, is slow to change. "The alternative of 'do nothing' is sort of the standby in Hollywood—until the heat gets so bad people have to do something; and the heat really is that bad because of piracy," he explains. "The only way to combat piracy, I would suggest, is by providing reasonable legal alternatives, which is exactly what the music business did not do."
Shapiro points to Hulu—founded in March 2007—as one example of a digital delivery success story. Hulu addresses piracy in its FAQ section, calling it "an industry wide problem." The site adds, "By building a compelling service for end users that is easy-to-use and free, we believe that Hulu is a great platform for content providers who want to legally monetize their content online."
Hulu, Shapiro says, is an example of NBCUniversal Media, LLC and FOX taking much-needed action by getting together and saying, "Well, we better come up with some sort of legal alternative to put TV content online that we can monetize." He adds, "Hulu is an example of the industry [realizing it] can't just sit there—it's got to do something."
Hulu adds that it is "fortunate to have a very strong relationship with our content partners." It continues, "This connection provides us with exclusive content that other competitors don't have. For example, Hulu and the network sites are the only legal online destinations that provide access to current season TV shows from top networks like ABC, Comedy Central, FOX, NBCUniversal, MTV and many more."
Another well-known company that has benefited from "very close relationships for a long time with the content owners and studios" is Netflix, says Hull. "Netflix is one of those few companies … that's ever been able to sort of move on a dime and create a streaming business without really cannibalizing their physical DVD business. And they, for the most part, pulled it off—who knows what they'll look like in a few years, but this stuff is pretty hard," he explains.
Netflix is an attractive option for film and TV studios, which have the opportunity to resell old content over and over. "It was really additional revenue without any costs. Basically, the job of the studios is really to sell everything that they've got again, again, again, and again," says Shapiro, adding that Netflix "essentially started as a really attractive revenue, sort of a creative cash flow option."
But it's blown up since those humble beginnings. According to its website, Netflix is "the world's leading internet subscription service for enjoying movies and TV shows"; in fact, it has more than 23 million streaming members globally.
Netflix "came in years ago and just started backing up a money truck to Hollywood. They were just way overpaying for streaming rights for movies … and Hollywood was like, 'Hello, come on in,'" adds Hull. He points out that Netflix addresses the only two things studios care about: "'How do I get paid and how do you protect my content so no one rips it off?' If you can solve both of those issues for them, they're happy to do business with you."
Many of the leading destinations for streaming services are also starting to dip their toes into the original programming waters. In this case, they're taking a cue from many premium and basic cable networks (think Home Box Office, Inc. and AMC Networks, Inc.).
Earlier this year, Netflix launched its first original series, Lilyhammer, which stars Steven Van Zandt as a New York gangster who finds himself living in Norway as part of the witness protection program. In addition to Lilyhammer, Netflix is planning to roll out more original series over the next year. House of Cards, starring Kevin Spacey, is expected to launch in the fourth quarter, while Season 4 of the canceled FOX series Arrested Development is planned for early 2013.
Hulu has also jumped into the original digital programming fray with Battleground, a 13-episode series that focuses on the lives of workers in a fictional campaign for a U.S. Senate seat in Wisconsin. Disney is also getting into the mix, teaming up with YouTube to produce original content for the most popular streaming video site of them all: YouTube.
"Netflix and Hulu are essentially other networks ordering content from producers, which is good for the industry itself and hopefully gives consumers more choice," observes Shapiro. "It's an evolutionary change to the same underlying model of consumption on multiple devices—not an either/or proposition."Shapiro continues that he doesn't believe a time will come when a streaming-only program will be more widely viewed than a TV show. "At best, it will have equal mindshare with traditional [distribution] at some point in the future," he states.
Logan Mulvey, CEO of Santa Monica, Calif.-based GoDigital, on the other hand, says he does see a future where an original streaming digital program is more widely viewed. "I do [see it]; it's going to take smart producers who understand marketing and putting together a project with a real budget that can allow people to make money," he says. But his optimism comes with a warning. "We need people to understand that digital is still very small and will not realize its full potential for a while."
As far as what this new trend in programming means for the future of Hollywood, Mulvey says, "I think the industry will wait and see how these made-for-digital shows play out," and if they're successful, "you'll see a bunch of bandwagoners."


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Reading the music press of late, it would appear that rock music doesn't seem to have a present tense: it's all dead riffs and archived solos, locked in a box labelled 'classic', covered in dust in the attic of a house full of techno, synthwave and electronica.
Or at least it was until last year, when the name The Men spread like wildfire on the back of Leave Home. Like the band's name, Leave Home was a blunt introductive exercise, part way between Greg Ginn-ian sludge and Generation X punk'n'roll. It was imperfect, as this website detailed at length, but it was definitely loveably imperfect. It fit right it with a whole mess of other noise which had been seething on the fringes of the underground: there were touches of Pissed Jeans-esque embarassment rock in Chris Hansell's deadpan delivery, and a healthy edge of garage sleaze, all lacquered in ultra fashionable feedback mulch and dusted off with a few kraut-ish twirls. But most of all, it was a true 'rock' album; not blackened metal, nor lo-fi punk, nor a synth augmented guitar record. And in a year in which such records were few and far between, it was received rapturously.
Thus, hopes were high for the follow up, which landed a mere month ago, still on Sacred Bones (kudos for not selling out, The Men) but this time with a far higher profile. And incredibly for a record released a year after it's predecessor, Open Up Your Heart could almost be a different band. Opener 'Turn It Around' would be mid-period Hüsker Dü, if it didn't swagger quite so much like a vintage Rolling Stones track (if Mik'n'Keef et al had spent some of the last 20 years reading Our Band Could Be Your Life, rather than rolling in piles of money, admitting to snorting their deceased relatives ashes and dating Lolita-esque teenage models). 'Candy' is a Replacements cover in all but name. As for the title track, I honestly had to check that my iTunes hadn't inexplicably skipped onto Buzzcocks' Love Bites, so nakedly obvious is the lifting of the 'Ever Fallen In Love' riff (if you're going to nick a Buzzcocks riff, at least steal a b-side your listener might not recognise). To say that it's a jarring listen for those accustomed to The Men's previous, erm, machismo, would be something of an understatement. Gone is the raw, snarling anger that drew in so many aurally-damaged fans such as myself: this is The Men indulging their inner college rock.
But it's a sin to focus on what an album isn't, rather than what it is. Open Your Heart actually feels most heavily indebted, in terms of format, to one of the weirdest records to come out of the Eighties 'college'/Our Band Could Be Your Life scene: the Meat Puppets' II. In the same hare-brained psychedelic manner as the Kirkwood brothers, the band cover an admirably large amount of ground with punk as a starting point. The result the first time round was one of rock music's most enigmatic and inexplicable freaks, in album form. This time round, the results are more mixed: II was definitely a one-off success story. But if there's a problem with Open Your Heart, it's not that it's timid, but that it's overambitious. What's lost in transit is the album's personality: for a record with such an emotive title, it never really manages to develop an identity.
Notwithstanding the character void, Open Your Heart does become an increasingly enjoyable listen, with more than a few choice moments. 'Presence' and 'Country Song' are elongated, psychedelic country punk which fit the II mold perfectly, the former exploding delightfully into shamanic chanting and wandering space rock, while the latter burns out somewhat more languidly. 'Oscillation' bites on a Silver Apples reference, before morphing into a freewheeling seven-minute guitar waterfall: Neu! at their most Hero-ic. 'Animal' is slide-guitar powered junkyard garage rock, Hansell's feral vocals mockingly chided by a girl-group chorus of "He's an ani-mal!".
The fact that this review is (perhaps lazily) peppered with comparisons should be telling. Open Your Heart reveals itself to be The Men's own potted history of rock music in the twentieth century, rather than a bonafide distillation and re-construction of their influences. Yet, even if it's over-seasoned with idolatry, there's still an awful lot to like about this record, and more than a few moments to love. Even if it's not perfect, Open Your Heart will sit happily on my (sadly) metaphorical record shelf, and be played happily, throughout 2012. It's just as loveably imperfect as its predecessor. The only shame is that it isn't more so.
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From Good Old Boat magazine:
Owners' reviews of the Freedom 38
We're looking ahead once more to the boat scheduled for review in our January 2014 issue. This time around we're looking for input from current and former owners of a Freedom 38.
Do you own a Freedom 38? Have you had one in the past? If yes, please get in touch with Dan Spurr at: firstname.lastname@example.com
Do you know someone who owns or has owned one? If yes, please forward this message to that sailor.
If you have experience with this boat, please tell Dan Spurr about the sailing characteristics (good and bad), the level of quality in the build, quirky things to watch out for, the good things that are true selling points for the boat, and anything else that springs to mind.
If this isn't a boat you've sailed in the past, please stay tuned for future messages. We'll be sending a notice like this every two months. We're bound to come upon a boat that is or has been in your collection over the years.
Right now, if you have had experience with the Freedom 38, we're anxious to hear from you. Thanks for sharing your experience with "the rest of us"!
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How does spirituality fit into therapy?
Many of us are raised within religious traditions, where we learn a set of beliefs and rules, which we often, don't question. We were told what was true, rather than being guided to discover what is deeper within ourselves. What I find interesting is, when we seek for change or to develop ourselves in some way; we can tap into fascinating spiritual states often without consciously being aware that it's happening.
For thousands of years, spiritual traditions have said "God is everywhere" this can sometimes, be a difficult concept to embrace, our logical brain kicks in, we might ask questions or consider "how can God be everywhere?" Some things just seem too terrible to have God within them?
How can God be within evil? It's easier to create a distance between ourselves and anything which is evil, sinful or negative, but, by doing this, for we are separating ourselves. We often used in the obvious places, part of us that already feels love, compassion and a sense of peace. We try to feel more of these feelings and avoid the parts of us that don't fit or that feel uncomfortable, this sadly creates a polarity between the nice and not so nice parts of us, by disowning uncomfortable thoughts, feelings and emotions we are making ourselves smaller, by suppressing the darker side prevents us from spiritual growth.
Wouldn't it be nice to have spiritual experiences each day in our day to day living, integrating the spiritual with the practical? Rather than experiencing it as something which is separate. Can you imagine experiencing a profound self-acceptance gradually emerging as you connect with yourself and the universe? Many people who have taken this path, have an underlying sense of wholeness and well being, regardless of whether things are going well or not so well.
A good place to start is to become more accepting. This is acknowledging what is, rather than trying to be something we are not. Complete acceptance means acceptance of everything that goes on within us and in the world. I don't mean liking or condoning everything or becoming passive about making a change, just in the sense that we are attuned to everything
I remember waiting to cross a busy road with my daughter, she went to cross without looking I quickly grabbed her arm, she cried and said I hurt her, I know she felt hurt by my actions. She didn't understand at the time, that I was helping her and keeping her safe. In the same way, we may not have an awareness of just how life in the universe is unfolding, but we can have a sense of knowing that life is much bigger than we are, and it is unfolding perfectly.
If we force ourselves to accept and not to make judgements, that becomes another rule which for me is rigid. The times when we make a judgement, against someone or something, I believe we are wasting our own energy and resources, which we may be better directed towards thinking or being in balance with ourselves and feeling more whole.
When we have found a place within ourselves where we can increase our potential for greater compassion, allowing space for greater wholeness, and joy from within. We can free up our energy for more useful experiences. When we live from acceptance, we tend to respond to the world with kindness and compassion.
Most of us feel good when our lives are going well; it is possible to feel resourceful when things seem to be falling apart. Developing your spiritual side will help you develop and maintain your sense of inner self, well being, wholeness and a connection with something beyond ourselves.
We all experience uncomfortable emotions such as anger, fear, sadness and guilt its part of being human. During these times you can also feel accepting and resourceful feeling as though you have a choice, a sense of knowing that we will come out of the other side of our difficulties, intact wiser and stronger.
When we experience difficulties or those times when we feel no matter what you do, these problems just won't disappear. We might ignore them, push these feelings away, or attempt to sublimate them by drinking, eating, taking drugs, gambling, shopping. This reminds me of the words of a wise teacher who appeared in my life, he said to me "what you fight you strengthen and what you resist persists" I know personally taking the approach of ignoring or pushing problems away, did not help me or lead to lasting change.
Embracing you own spiritual path can allow you to gently unfold from within, allowing yourself to live more and more to your own life purpose. Your life purpose feels right from within, as it's truly your own path. whilst you are on your pathway you continue to uncover personal wisdom and inner trust.
Embracing your spiritual side does not have to be hard work, it does not require you to sit in meditation for hours, or to wear certain clothes or to follow elaborate rituals. I believe if we integrate our spiritual dimension within our practical everyday living, rather than experiencing it as a separate thing. We can experience spirituality in every experience and each moment.
If this resonates with you, and you want to discover your spiritual path I first, would like to CAUTION you.
It is highly likely that as a result of embracing your own spiritual self you might experience
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Senior Rachel Dunlap, sophomore Makenna Lommori and freshman Cassidy Stankowski earned Molten/Northeast Conference weekly awards for their performance last week. Lommori has been named Molten/NEC Co-Player of the Week, Dunlap earned defensive player of the week and Stankowski was named rookie of the week.
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Dealing with coffee customers: Certified Coffee Pusher
Posted by TheShot on 26 Feb 2007 | Tagged as: Barista, Café Society, Fair Trade
Some of you may recall just how much the zombie children of the Fair Trade cult scare the bejeezus outta me. Ritual Coffee Roasters barista, Gabriel Boscana, wrote a much more tactful and civil approach to these single-issue customers in this month's issue of Barista Magazine: FebMarch 07 – Certified Coffee Pusher. It was oddly reassuring to read that Gabe, while similarly appreciating their concern for creating a better world, also found many of them to be close-minded to a fault.
IMO, the faux transparency of the "look for the Fair Trade label" mantra is as much an over-simplified, denial-laden cop-out as the person who wants to believe that all their meat originates from sanitized cellophane and styrofoam packaging. This month's issue of the industry rag Coffee Talk discusses the murky world of coffee certification programs, such as Fair Trade, and the difficulty of knowing if they are really achieving their stated intentions: Certified Coffees: Who Really Benefits? [p8 of the PDF file].
On a related topic, this month's Barista Magazine also published a primer on organic coffee: FebMarch 07 – An Organic Primer. Of course, seeing how Fair Trade was co-opted (and, to some degree, subverted) by the big coffee producers it originally intended to counteract, organic probably won't trail far behind. Mark my words: Organic Coca-Cola is ultimately coming to a supermarket near you. Then what? Are we ready for the implications? What was once an alternative is now becoming co-opted and industrialized in the name of product marketing — for all the good and bad that represents.
Btw, Gabe and his partner in Ritual crime, Ryan Brown, will be judging at the 2007 Western Regional Barista Competition (WRBC) next month in Petaluma (March 16-18). I probably won't make the trek this time around. But this year, as at last year's event, they promise to stage the 4th Machine (arguably my favorite part) in addition to some educational seminars for both industry pros and the home geeks.
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Last year, Apple opened its gorgeous looking store in New York's Grand Central Station and the grand opening attracted a massive crowd. The store is expected to occupy 23,000 feet and it is also to generate half-a-billion in sales a year, which is probably more than all Microsoft stores combined. Today, one restaurant across the terminal reports that it is seeing a 7 percent increase in sales since Apple's store opened in December.
Michael Jordan's The Steak House is located across Apple's Grand Central store, and its co-owner Pete Glazier says that his restaurant has seen a 7 percent increase in sales in the seven weeks that the Apple Store has been open, reports Crains New York. He also says that increase isn't because the Apple Store replaced another restaurant, but it is because of Apple opening a store near Glazier's restaurant. "The Jump only happened after Apple opened," said Glazier, not in the several months that the space was being renovated as the store was built. Seems to me that a lot of Apple's customers come to store hungry. :-P
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This post isn't going to be Erlang or Language oriented at all. One of my other hobbies revolves around the build process and build process tools. Over the last few years I have been spending a lot of time thinking about improving them, making the build process more transparent etc. I have a way to do that, I believe. Unfortunately, it would take the cooperation of build too implementors to get it off the ground. That, or a new implementation of the existing tools. In any case, let me describe to you what I am talking about.
Many of you may be familiar with a product called Trac. This is an open source project management tool. Actually it calls itself a 'enhanced wiki and issue tracking system for software development projects' but it includes facilities for project management, source control artifact integration, authorization and authentication etc. Its a very interesting and reasonably complete tool. However, there is one single feature that makes this product especially interesting. That feature is the ability to link between the various kinds of information that trac keeps track up. Usually this linking is done with very simple, easy to remember micro-formats. For example, you can easily link a ticket to a changeset with the notation of 'changeset:
Thats a problem. Because this linking only works with information owned by a Trac system, Trac is forced into an 'own the world' mentality. That is if the designers want to give you the ability to link between a wiki page and an issue the product must provide functionality that implements a wiki and an issue tracking system. If it wants to give you the ability to link to artifacts in a build system it must provide a build system. This is true of any artifact that Trac, or systems, like Trac want to provide. This forces the implementors to spread their time and efforts over a range of products instead of sticking a single product and getting it right. It doesn't allow the implementors of any one product to focus on that one product. It also means that a consumer of this product doesn't have the ability to swap out parts of the product for something he may like better. This is why Trac implements a wiki, a project management system, and a source control display system. It must do this even though quite good systems already address this space in the open source world. It also means that if the developers of Trac or similar systems want to add linking to a new type of artifact they must implement the artifact in their system.
A Better Approach
There is a better approach although it will take a bit of effort to see it realized. Fundamentally this better approach is to let each system handle focus on its purpose and provide some system agnostic way to tie these artifacts together. That is, that some other system should exist that understands how artifacts are related to one another. This system would then allow users to create 'links' or relationships and query those relationships at will.
We can do this by utilizing REST based services (other ways probably work as well) and using the REST semantic. By vending an artifact at a specific unchanging url we cane provide a universally unique identifier that we can use for linking. For example, lets say we were building up a Trac like system. We put our issue artifacts in an issue tracking service at a specific url, say 'http://issues.com/api/issue/
There are a few and advantages here and some disadvantages. The biggest advantage is that systems don't need to understand how linking occurs with other systems. We can drop any system we want into the mix and get reasonable linking semantics. The second big advantage is we can manipulate the links in one location, traversing the entire graph of links with jumping around to each service that stores information. The disadvantage is that we have yet another service that we must manage.
How To Do It
Of course, actually accomplishing the task of building these relationships is not so simple in the pragmatic world. Several prerequisites have to be met before we can get started.
- Systems must vend their data in some generally, consumable, system agnostic way.
- Systems must actually vend the artifacts that other systems may find interesting.
- There must be a uniform, unchanging way to resolve artifacts so that they can be linked to.
Each of these prerequisites are more complex then they may first appear. For example, the first prerequisite says that systems must vend their artifacts in some system agnostic way. However, in reality you want them to vend it in as simple a way as possible. You also want them to vend their data with either some type of schema or self describing data. Finally you want all of your systems to vend data in a similar way to reduce the complexity of linking and consumption. Similar issues exist with the second prerequisite. Artifacts that should be exposed may be sub artifacts of previously exposed artifacts. For example, in a project management system, projects are probably an exposed artifact but so are milestones which are lower in the hierarchy then projects. Exposing these in a consistent consumable way will require some forethought. Finally and most importantly, artifacts must be resolvable for linking to have any meaning at all. That means that each artifact must have a consistent and unchanging URI that can be used to identify and consume that artifact. Designing such an api will take some significant forethought on the part of the system implementors.
What we are essentially talking about is evolving a set of tools from a broad array of isolated stacks to a set of components that can plug in to a generic, flexible, component architecture. 'Plug in to' in this case just means forming consumable relationships between artifacts vended by each component. This is very similar to the way the familiar World Wide Web is designed. In our case, we are linking artifacts instead of documents and storing the links outside of the artifacts, but the design philosophy is very similar.
To that end, a set of principles that inform the creation and management of components and the relationships between the artifacts that are vended by those components needs to be designed. This must not and should not be some heavy handed attempt to mandate interoperability. It should be a set of general guidelines about what types of services must must be vended by a system. The relationship management should occur within a dedicated system as well.
This approach would free product developers to concentrate on a specific feature or set of features. It would then allow individuals or entities to consume artifacts as they will and forming relationships between arbitrary artifacts. This is an important meme that I think should be propagated along with the REST approach to web services.


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Thursday(August 8)
Big Apple Bash
Thursday, August 8th, 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The Museum of the City of New York's Young Member's Circle invites you to their annual fundraising event on the terrace. Enjoy booze, food from Dos Toros, Sullivan Street Bakery, Insomnia Cookies, Nuchas Empanadas, music and more. $45-$130. 1220 Fifth Ave., New York, NY; tickets and event details
Heritage Pork Feast
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Our Global Kitchen: Food, Nature, Culture Exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History
Thursday, August 8th, Friday, August 9th, Saturday, August 10th, and Sunday, August 11th, 10:00 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. Come learn about human nutrition and explore the history of food and agriculture and modern issues concerning the food industry. Sample seasonal foods, look at images and artifacts of food through the ages, and learn how to grow food year-round. $25. Central Park West and 79th St; tickets and event details
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Bartending Pantry: The At-Home Survival Guide
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Exploring Greek Wines
Saturday, August 10th, 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Take a look at much-maligned Greek wines and get a taste of what some of the country's best producers are making. $50. 13 E 13th Street, New York, NY; tickets and event details
Corkbuzz Clambakes
Saturdays and Sundays, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Sundays, 8:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Join Corkbuzz for a clambake feast every Saturday and Sunday until August 31st. Tables at the clambake seat 6 and the price covers food and 4 bottles of wine. Even if you can't escape to the Hamptons this summer, you can still enjoy a classic summer clambake! $400. 13 E 13th Street, New York, NY; tickets and event details
Back Forty Crab Boil on the Boardwalk
Saturday, August 10th, 3:00 p.m. Back Forty's crab boil includes a bucket of spiced blue crabs, corn on the cob, steamed potatoes, and an afternoon of fun on the waterfront. Music will be provided by Bad Luck and Trouble and booze will be available for purchase from the bar. $25. Beach 96th Street at the Boardwalk; event details
Sunday (August 11)
Atera and The Bocuse d'Or USA Foundation Fundraising Dinner
Sunday, August 11th, 7:30 p.m. Partake in a one-night only menu with 15 courses from chef Matthew Lightner focusing on the best of the summer season. The dinner is being held in honor of the Bocuse d'Or's 15th year of USA participation, which is devoted to recruiting, training and financially supporting the promising young American chefs who compete on behalf of the United States in the prestigious Bocuse d'Or competition, held in Lyon, France every two years. $300. 77 Worth Street, New York, NY; for reservations, contact [email protected] or call 212.226.1444 between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Monday-Friday.
Marlow Summer Fair
Sunday, August 11th, 6:00 p.m. Spend an evening with Marlow & Sons for the Marlow Summer Fair, benefiting Cayuga Pure Organics, a top local farm still recovering from a devastating fire. Sausages, grilled corn, snow cones, draft beer, rosé, will be served to raise funds for rebuilding the farm. Four tickets for $35 or $10 a ticket at the fair. Located in the lot across from Marlow & Sons and Diner at the intersection of Broadway & Berry Street, Williamsburg, NY; tickets and event details
"Maine Squeeze" Lobster Bake Party
Sunday, August 11th, 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Enjoy a whole Maine lobster, steamed little neck clams, baked red russet potatoes, farm fresh corn on cob prepared by Chef Seth Levine. The event is 21+ and a free beer or cocktail is included with advance ticket purchase. $32.56. 92 Ludlow St, New York, NY; tickets and event details
Monday (August 12)
Whole Beef Butchery Class
Part 1: Monday, August 12th, 6:30 p.m. Part 2: Monday, August 19th, 6:30 p.m. Learn how to butcher an entire farm-raised cow with Sara Bigelow of the Meat Hook. This event is not hands-on, but there will be plenty of time for questions and participants will be able to taste various cuts of the beef. There is a lot to cover in butchering a whole cow, so Part 1 of this class will deal with the front half of the cow and Part 2 with the back half. $200. 100 Frost Street, Brooklyn, NY; tickets and event details
Tuesday (August 13)
Sicilian Seafood Dinner
Tuesday, August 13th, 7:00 p.m. Spend a night with The Marrow, enjoying a Sicilian seafood feast as Chef/Owner Harold Dieterle discusses his mother's Sicilian roots and the seafood dishes he prepared, and wine director Jill Roberts discusses the wines she chose for the dinner. The event is in the private dining room, so seats are limited. $125. 99 Bank Street, NYC; for tickets, email Katie Loeb ([email protected]).
Wednesday (August 14)
Future Food Salon
Wednesday, August 14th, 7:30 p.m. Learn about a potential future food source for the masses: bugs! Crickets, in this case. You will get to taste various cricket dishes and learn more about cricket farming. At this event, you can even purchase crickets to take home to prepare for yourself! $25. 601 West 26th Street, Suite 325, New York, NY; tickets and event details
Thursday (August 15)
The NYC Taco Rally
Thursday, August 15th, 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Taste 6 different tacos from local restaurants judge your favorite entry. The best taco goes home with a People's Choice award selected by the attendees! 10% of proceeds from the event go to the nonprofit organization, Mexican American Student Alliance. There will also be a signature cocktail served at the event. $30. 265 West 37th Street 17th Floor; tickets and event details
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In March of 1985 I took the plunge and converted to Christianity.
In March of 2003 I told my family that I was an atheist.
I am fortunate in that my family supported my decision. In fact, they strongly encouraged my decision to get off the "Crazy Train" of Christianity. We were Fundamental Baptists and I think that they had just about had enough of the rules and regulations that governed every detail of our lives.
My departure from religion left a major void in my…Continue
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Nobody enjoys a good argument more than I do, especially when I'm right. As a counselor though, I am very much aware that most of the time heated arguments only serve to solidify the position one has already taken. Consider the debates we see on the news. Democrats and Republicans regularly skewer
each other. We never see a Republican say "Gosh! You're right! What was I thinking all this time?" Likewise, Democrats in debate generally don't suddenly say "Wow! Reaganomics really…
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A while ago I had a conversation with a friend on Facebook about dealing with the death of a loved one. This is part of that conversation.
I've been thinking about your note that we as people tend to fear death.
My grandfather was the most ethical man I ever knew. He never went to church and even used to joke that he wasn't worried about going to hell because he would be too busy shaking all of his friend's hands. :)
He died in December of 2000. I was in Chile…
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In March of
1985 I had a "born again" experience. I
was 18 years old, about to enter the Air Force, and had been pondering the
meaning of life for quite some time.
When I "accepted Christ as my personal savior" everything fell into
place. Suddenly, there were answers to
all of life's questions. I was on the
road to heaven and everybody who did not believe was destined for hell. Some of my friends thought that I had lost my
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Baka extends Abba. Abba contains a list of arrays (empty on instantiation).
Baka has a method which adds to these arrays. Each array added has:
String: Identifier (just a name)
Object: Reference
String: Name of Function in the above object.
I'd like to be able to call that object's function from Abba by doing something like the following:
Since $caldera is an object contained in the child, I should be able to reference it by &$this-> ... but I get the following error:PHP Code:
//Assume $caldera is one of those
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IS-2010-003 - Linksys WAP54Gv3 debug.cgi Cross-Site Scripting Jun 23 2010 07:26AM
Cristofaro Mune (pulsoid icysilence org)
Security Advisory
IS-2010-003 - Linksys WAP54Gv3 debug.cgi Cross-Site Scripting
Advisory Information
Published (dd/mm/yy):
Updated (dd/mm/yy):
Manufacturer: Linksys
Model: WAP54G
Hardware version: v3.x
Firmware version: ver.3.05.03 (Europe)
ver.3.04.03 (US)
Vulnerability Details
Cross-Site Scripting
Public References:
Not Assigned
Successfully tested on Linksys WAP54Gv3 loaded with firmware version
Ver.3.05.03 (Europe)
Vulnerability present also on firmware ver.3.04.03 (US)
Other models and/or firmware versions may be also affected.
Background Information:
Linksys WAP54G is a wireless access points that allow wireless clients
connectivity to wired networks.
Supported 802.11b and 802.11g protocols, with data rates up to 54Mbit/s.
A cross-site scripting vulnerability is present in the debug.cgi page,
that is accessible by using proper debug credentials
The debug.cgi page act as debug interface for the Linksys WAP54Gv3 and
is accessible by authenticating with proper debug credentials at the
following URL:
where AP_IP_ADDR is the IP address of the device.
Commands to be executed by the system are sent within the data1 POST
variable, while the command output is returned within a <textarea> tag
in the output html page.
Output is not sanitized in any way, allowing for a Cross-site scripting
condition that can be triggered by any command that includes a
</textarea> closing tag in its output.
Additional text following such tag will be interpreted as regular HTML
code, that will be run in the context of the presented web page.
Proof of Concept:
echo "</textarea><script>alert('XSS');</script>"
The vulnerability may allow an attacker to access the output of commands
during a "Remote blind" attack, where malicious web pages are used by
the attacker over the Internet to execute code on a victim access point
with private addressing, by leveraging an user browser as a 3rd party
This would also allow an attacker to extract information and
configuration stored on devices that are not even able to access the
Internet (eg: firewall policy, gateway not configured)
Solutions & Workaround:
Not available
Additional Information
Timeline (dd/mm/yy):
09/11/2009: Requested Point of Contact to Linksys
10/11/2009: Received Point of Contact
10/11/2009: Vulnerability details sent
12/11/2009: Received clarification request on firmware version
12/11/2009: Additional details sent
16/01/2010: Requested update on vulnerability status.
----------- No update received -----------
23/06/2010: This advisory
Additional information available at http://www.icysilence.org
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This much improved third generation SEAT Leon is a Focus-sized model that these days offers smarter styling, impressive media connectivity, strong safety provision and some efficient engine options. If you'd been overlooking it, this Spanish contender might now be worth a second glance.
SEAT, in case you didn't know, is supposed to be an emotive, 'Latin' kind of brand, a kind of 'Iberian Alfa Romeo'. Hence the passionate marketing, the rallying success and the World Touring Car Championship trophies. Customers though, remain a little unconvinced, especially in mainland Europe where SEAT sales are faltering. But not so in the UK. Sales are soaring on these shores and the Leon model range has always represented much of the reason why, ever since the MK1 version's original introduction in 1998 and its swoopy second generation successor's arrival in 2005. Together with the Ibiza supermini, the Leon is SEAT to British buyers. The third generation version, launched in 2012, built upon the solid foundation established by its predecessors but in the years since its introduction, the competition in the Focus class gamily hatchback sector has become much tougher. Hence the need for this improved MK3 Leon with its slicker looks, stronger safety and improved media connectivity.
Driving Experience
Under the bonnet, things are much as before. At the foot of the petrol range lies a 1.0-litre TSI three cylinder 115PS unit. The other key petrol engine option is a 1.5 TSI EVO variant with 150PS efficient Cylinder-on-Demand technology. As before, Cupra versions get the 2.0 TSI petrol engine from the Golf GTI, but in an uprated form developing up to 300PS. Many Leon buyers though, will want a diesel. At the foot of the range there's a 115PS version of the VW Group's familiar 1.6-litre TDI unit. Above that sits the usual 2.0-litre TDI unit, offered with 150PS. When it comes to gearboxes, the range includes five or six-speed manual options, all well as double-clutch DSG auto 'boxes with six or seven-speeds. To drive, this improved Leon will respond much like its predecessor. SEATs always tend to feel a bit more sporty than the Volkswagens they're based upon and this one should be no different. Indeed, the pokier variants further up the range really relish a good flogging. This car is based on the same MQB platform that undergirds VW's Golf, Audi's A3 and Skoda's Octavia and produces enough torsional stiffness to allow this model to combine a supple ride with firm body control. Go for a variant with more than 150PS and it'll also come with multilink rear suspension for a better ride and handling balance: it's a pity that more Leon variants don't get this.
Design and Build
As before, Leon buyers choose from either a five-door hatch or an 'ST' estate model. In both cases, SEAT says that visual style was one of the key reasons why people bought the original version of this car, so it wasn't necessary with this current version to change the aesthetics too much. A few tweaks though, have been made. At the front and rear, there are revised bumpers and bodywork with sharper, more assertive lines, plus there's a smart chromed front grille. Inside, the ambient lighting LEDs' intensity can be regulated as the driver wishes from the newly redesigned eight-inch central infotainment screen. This monitor eliminates the need for many of the buttons and dials that were scattered around the fascia on the previous model. From this monitor, the LED ambient lighting of the cabin can be dimmed or intensified, giving the interior a classy feel. Otherwise, things are much as they were before, which means that passenger space is very class-competitive and there's a decently sized 380-litre boot in the hatch model. If you need more space than that, the ST estate offers 587-litres.
Market and Model
Pricing hasn't changed much, so, as before, you'll be looking at list pricing in the £18,500 to £35,000 bracket. Compared to a five-door hatch variant, an 'ST' estate will cost around £1,000 more. Customers get a choice of five trim levels - 'SE', 'SE Dynamic', 'FR', 'FR Sport', 'XCELLENCE' and 'XCELLENCE Lux'. Beyond that lie the hot hatch Cupra models. This Leon features the latest generation of the brand's 'Easy Connect' infotainment systems, activated by this model's 'Media System Plus' eight-inch screen. Customers can also specify a 'Connectivity Box' in the central console that enables wireless smartphone charging. And there's the brand's 'Full Link' system, which enables you to use apps from your smartphone on the fascia screen via either the 'Apple CarPlay' or 'Android Auto' media systems. This improved Leon also features many more options when it comes to electronic safety systems. Examples of this include 'Traffic Jam Assist', which virtually drives the car for you in stop/start traffic. And a 'Pedestrian Protection System' which scans the road ahead not only for other vehicles that might pose accident hazards but also people too.
Cost of Ownership
On the engine front, we'd recommend the three cylinder 1.0-litre TSI 115PS unit near the foot of the range. This powerplant gives you the kind of performance you'd expect from, say, a conventional petrol 1.6 allied to the kind of efficiency you'd want from, say, a 1.2-litre model. Which, in this particular Leon, is pretty much what you get. Expect up to 50.4mpg on the combined cycle and up to 109g/km of CO2. The 1.5 TSI EVO manages up to 47.9mpg on the combined cycle and up to 111g/km of CO2. This might be enough for some buyers to reconsider their natural inclination to opt for a diesel. Mind you, the diesel options are impressively frugal - expect up to 57.6mpg on the combined cycle from the 1.6-litre TDI unit for example and up to 109g/km of CO2. All the figures quited are WLTP-rated for fuel and NEDC-rated for CO2. All the powerplants get a Start/Stop system that cuts the engine when you don't need it, stuck in traffic or waiting at the lights. Plus an Energy Recovery system that stores brake energy usually lost as heat and uses it to help power the car's electrical systems, ultimately preserving fuel. All part of what SEAT calls 'Ecomotive technology'.
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