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Motion Factory
If you happen to be in Paris in the next few months and if you happen to like animation, do have a quick peek at the lovely little exhibition on at La Gaîté Lyrique, one of Paris' newest museums.
La Gaîté Lyrique is the museum of digital art, but in this case, the exhibition is actually about the very opposite: hand made animation. It is a showing how stop frame animation is made and created in really cool way. I love it because it showcases the craftiness behind it all.
It is a perfect family outing, especially if your little offspring is a budding animator!
– Emilie
Paris for Teenagers
It is so nice receiving mails from readers with questions about Paris, as it gets me to discover new things about my city. It is soo easy to fall in a rut! I was recently contacted by a reader who is a German school teacher travelling to Paris with teenagers. Not at all my area of expertise! But it was fun trying to figure out what might interest teenagers in Paris, so here is the list I came up with. (I might be totally off the mark by the way, so do feel free to tell me if I am!):
The Batobus is run by the city of Paris and goes down the Seine and stops at all the important places. I like it as it is not as expensive as the rest of the tourist boats and you can get off at the major sites, walk a bit and jump on again at the next stop.
The Science Museum and the Music Museum are both in the Parc de la Villette. The Music Museum has a great exhibition on at the moment about black music and it's history. The Parc de la Villette also has this great old 50's submarine in it, which is fun to explore.
I love Monet's water lily's in the Orangerie; it is not too overwhelming and busy, like some of the Museums in Paris are. Alternatively there are also the Army Museum and the Catacombes. A walk around Montmartre is beautiful and shows a different side of Paris than the centre. The Pompidou is an amazing building and museum for any age group.
The left bank of the Seine is now closed down from the Eiffel Tower to the Musée d'Orsay, which is a great way to walk around Paris.
Just on the outskirts of Paris there is the chateau de Vincennes, a medieval fortress.
Or perhaps a fun day trip to see Versailles and Giverny, Monet's home where he painted the famous waterlilies.
– Emilie
The above picture I found on a blog called Style Is Born. It made me laugh as this is exactly how I imagined a Parisian teenager would look like.
The tulip fields
The tulips are in full bloom here in the Netherlands, and last week we went on a little tour with the children to take a look at them. Such an amazing view! The kids loved running through the endless beds of flowers. And the smell!!
Have you ever been to the tulip fields? I've heard nowadays a lot of the tulips are grown in Africa. And there are also beautiful fields in the US, near Seattle — Courtney's dad owns one of them!
Of course we couldn't leave without picking a bunch to take home. (Picking is only allowed from special flower picking fields!)
xxx Esther
My Favourite Things at Baby&Me Magazine
We're really excited to announce a new partnership with Baby&Me magazine which has us contributing a little column in their magazine each month and rounding up a selection of cute products to fit our topic. Baby&Me is a super stylish, monthly glossy which keeps London parents updated on all the latest news, fashion, design and other interesting lifestyle topics. We are thrilled to be contributing each month and thought it would be fun to share our selection here with you as well.
In this month's issue I wrote about getting out in our garden with the kids, sowing vegetable seeds and enjoying the onset of spring. I also rounded up some cute fruit & veg products I'm loving right now. Here they are:
- This cheerful Tomato Poster by Fine Little Day, available at Abacus Kids (I already have the 'Pear' poster in Ivy's room, but think I might need to get this one too!)
- The origami notepaper sets from Lollipop are SO fun! The new fruit-themed ones are especially cute.
- Giant crochet cherries to make a cheerful statement in any children's space.
- Baby's first foods: soft vegetable rattles of course!
You can read the digital version of this month's issue here. You can also download the Baby&Me app from iTunes here. And lastly, you can now buy the magazine at newsagents around town.
I'm already excited for next month's contribution! Stay tuned…
x Courtney
Ten Kid-Friendly Hotels in Europe for 2014 from i-escape
As you probably know by now, we are big fans of i-escape and their wonderful selection of hand-picked hotels from all over the world. What I love about the i-escape site is that you can be totally inspired to try out new destinations and visit places you didn't even have on your radar. I also love that you can enter your specific interests and requirements, and they'll come up with a selection of awesome places that meet your needs. The only problem is choosing!!
To make your holiday planning easier and to narrow down the choices a bit, we've asked the team at i-escape to send over a list of their favourite kid-friendly hotels in Europe. I love this list! I'm so inspired to travel now! Which one is your favourite? (I think mine is the one in Puglia. We keep hearing so many nice things about Puglia and this hotel sounds amazing!)
Anassa, near Polis, Cyprus
Cascading down to a long safe private beach, this luxury resort appeals to children and parents in equal measure: kids delight in the plentiful array of toys, games and watersports provided in the all-ages kids clubs with daily changing activity schedules, while their parents enjoy the award-winning Thalassotherapy spa. There are oodles of facilities including heated kids' pool, restaurants with kids' menus, baby equipment to borrow and a small playground. Superb.
Borgo Egnazia, Puglia, Italy
A flawless family-friendly resort which offers great design and decoration as well as a fantastic free kids club and teens' games room, all ages will rejoice staying here. There are tennis courts, English speaking babysitters, a creche with qualified child-minders, playground, kids restaurant (summer only) and a choice of cool pools – a worthy recipient of an i-escape Best for Kids Award.
Quinta Bouca d'Arques, Viano do Castelo, Portugal
Head north from Porto into the Minho coastal region which the Portuguese believe their most beautiful for its rolling forested hills, lush river valleys and long sandy beaches. Just 12km inland, this 300-year-old manor house has boutique B&B apartments in both traditional and modern designs. Kids will adore the big lawn, woods to explore, secret wooden house and saltwater pool. There are communal BBQs in the evening and all apartments bar one have kitchenettes.
Ekies All Senses Resort, Chalkidiki, Greece
With a funky playful design, a heated saltwater pool, playground and playhouse, this beach retreat set on a tranquil bay with shallow seas also has two restaurants and a spa. Kids will love the organic juice bar by the pool and going on boat trips. Paradise for families!
Liss Ard Estate, Co. Cork, Ireland
While the weather is famously unpredictable in Ireland, you're guaranteed a warm Irish welcome and a magical time for outdoorsy children at this comfy country house hotel. There are 80 hectares of woodland, lake, lawns, ancient and modern earthworks plus bike trail to explore and a kids club operational during school holidays. If the weather does prove inclement, there's a well-stocked kids' room to play in. Best of all kids under 12 are free!
Azur Hotel, near Antalya, Turkey
Families on a budget will love this wonderfully unpretentious and friendly beach hotel set in idyllic shady gardens. There's a large pool with a shallow end, you're five minutes' walk from the sandy beach, and there's a small playground. Older kids will like going on boat trips, younger ones can toddle safely on large lawns. Bliss.
Le Portetta, Courchevel, France
Chic and ski are becoming synonymous terms these days, and this chalet-style hotel delivers on being family-friendly as well. There's a children's ski school opposite the hotel, you're slap bang in the middle of Courchevel 1650 ski resort which is the most suited for beginners and small fry in the Trois Vallees, and there are Family Rooms with bunk beds or lofts with sofa beds to choose from.
Captain's Club Hotel, Dorset, UK
Dorset has some of the best beaches in the South of England, and this contemporary hotel with nautical detailing has super views over the River Stour, and is close to both picturesque Christchurch Harbour and these lovely beaches. Children under 14 stay for free, there are 2 & 3-bedroom suites with their own kitchens plus a tasty children's menu in the restaurant.
Portixol, Palma, Mallorca
This tranquil boutique hotel has simply uncluttered Scandinavian interiors and a lovely swimming pool, and is set right beside the coastal promenade in a cool barrio of Palma, and is just 15 minutes from the airport – a godsend for families. There's heaps of baby equipment, a games room for older kids and there's an outdoor playground and park close at hand.
Palmizana, Sveti Klement island, Croatia
This laid-back, friendly and bohemian 300-hectare retreat has fragrant botanical gardens and two pebbly beaches on a car-free island. There's a choice of bungalows and villas, some with kitchenettes, and two restaurants serving kid-friendly fare, plus lots of watersports and two playgrounds nearby. What a find!
New York, New York!
We're back from New York! And while we are processing the million impressions we got — from discovering great brands at the Playtime fair (recap to come, of course!), to meeting wonderful friends, to talking loads about new business ideas we've got — we thought it would be fun to share some snapshots we took while walking around this inspiring and buzzing city.
Beautiful Brooklyn! And yes, the sky was that blue and the shadows that sharp. This was the first warm and sunny weekend in New York in months!
The meatpacking, the Village, SoHo… we walked all the way!
Williamsburg! So cool. And so lovely to cuddle with Lindsay's baby Jack in the hip Wythe Hotel!
We squeezed in a bit of shopping, of course. These beautiful towels were hard to resist… (We did!)
We had so much fun — our throats are still hurting from laughing so much. We ? NY!
Courtney and Esther
The new Elias & Grace website!
Have you seen the shiny new Elias & Grace website?! They've given themselves an entirely new look and lots of great new features. You can now narrow down your search by category, gender and by child's size (which is such a handy feature I think). You can shop new arrivals and see different trends (currently stripes and blue!). And of course, it goes without saying, that everything in store is so effortlessly stylish!
Elias & Grace is my go-to shop in London. They do such a great job of buying and always have the most stylish selection of brands. It's always fun to stop in at the beginning of every season to see the latest trends and pick up some new pieces for the kids. It's impossible for me to resist!
x Courtney
PS – Elias & Grace is now offering a £100 gift voucher in our BIG giveaway! So if you haven't done so already, go enter to win!! Today is the last day!
Photos from Paris
We have just come back from a fun weekend together in Paris! We went for Playtime Paris, but also managed to squeeze in some meetings, visit some museums, walk from one end of Paris to the other, and laugh so hard our bellies are still sore. We'll be sharing our re-cap of Playtime soon, but in the meantime wanted to share some photos from the rest of our weekend…
Esther and I stumbled upon the Musee de la Chasse et de la Nature and it was incredible! We weren't going to go in but then a lady passed us on the street and told us we really must not walk past without seeing inside. It's a museum of hunting and animals and nature, but done in the most beautiful way. The lady said to us 'I'm a vegetarian, been one my whole life, and I'm against hunting… and even still I think it's a beautiful museum." What a recommendation! I'm so happy she persuaded us because we were so impressed with it and are hoping to go back with the kids soon.
Emilie having a meeting with the wonderfully talented Lalé. We're working on an exciting project with her and can't wait to tell you about it!
We decided to be tourists on Saturday, so Esther and I walked the whole of Paris from one end to the next. We walked through beautiful gardens, along the river, to the Louvre, over the bridge and all the way to the Eiffel Tower and back. Here we are outside the Louvre.
Even on a grey day Paris is beautiful. I love this photo Esther took of the Louvre Pyramid, which she says reminds her of her mum.
There I am, standing beneath the Eiffel Tower. I showed this photo to my kids and they were so impressed with how big the tower is, how small I look compared to it.
Esther and I were such tourists, asking random strangers to take our photo in front of the Eiffel Tower! (We walked all the way there, so we weren't leaving without a photo, of course!)
Here's a photo of the three of us on the metro after a long day at Playtime. Exhausted but still laughing to tears!
Vanessa Berberian, London photographer
Remember last week when I told you about our little family photo session in the park with Vanessa Berberian? And how I was so worried she wouldn't get any cute photos because my children wouldn't cooperate/sit still/smile/behave… etc. Well, she just sent over the photos and I'm so so impressed with her! She managed to do it! And she also snuck in some really cute candid photos when we weren't paying attention. My heart literally bursts when I see the photos of Marlow giving me kisses! Oh, I could just eat her up. I'm so happy to have this sweet phase of hers captured. And I love the photos of my husband with the children. And… she even managed to get a photo of all six of us looking at the camera, all mostly smiling! Miracle I'm telling you.
Vanessa is a super experienced photographer who has worked in all areas of photography, from environmental portraiture to travel and food. She is now focusing her work on intimate documentary portraiture and family photography in and around the London area. (You can read more about her here.) If you're also looking for family portraits or photos of your children, I highly recommend getting in touch with her. Her website is also super easy to use — she will upload your photos onto a gallery on her site and you'll be able to download them easily onto your computer to use and to print. So handy!
Thank you Vanessa for taking these sweet photos!
xx Courtney
The Bugaboo wool collection
Wool is known for its wonderful, temperature regulating properties. So this past summer, when it was hot and humid and sticky, I cut holes in a sheep skin and put it in my Bugaboo as a seat cover. Like this Casper was always on a soft, natural and breathable 'mattress', which kept him cool as well as comfortable.
So I was pleasantly surprised to hear that Bugaboo recently teamed up with Woolmark and created a beautiful woollen seat liner with exactly those same thoughts in mind! The seat liner is made from 100% pure wool and fits all Bugaboo models. It can be used all year long — in summer it will help to keep your baby cool and comfy, and in winter warm and cosy. It also has a pretty grey padded reverse side — so you can change your look every now and then.
Bugaboo also developed a super soft, 100% extra fine merino wool blanket in three pretty colours, and — this is so exciting for those mums currently expecting a winter baby — beginning of next year there will be a soft and natural merino woollen mattress cover for the Bugaboo carrycot available as well.
I love this line. So much prettier and easier-to-care-for than my home-made solution! (And Casper is ever so cosy and comfortable, as you can see!)
xxx Esther
A weekend trip to Barcelona
We just came back from a (long) weekend break in Barcelona, and I really wanted to jot down a few notes about our trip – it was so great!
We took the night train from the centre of Paris down to the Spanish border and did one switch onto a train direct into the centre of Barcelona. It was cool – imagine falling asleep in Paris and waking up to the view of the Med. The train was certainly not the Orient Express – but it was a real adventure. l loved lying in my little berth listening to the train whistle through the night!
We stayed at possibly the best place in Barcelona to stay with kids – a boutique youth hostel. Casa Gracia is right in the centre of Barcelona, we were able to walk everywhere. It is beautifully decorated, the rooms have up to 6 beds which is perfect for a family and there is a kitchen if you feel like you want to quickly cook some pasta. If you don't feel like cooking, you can join in on the evening buffet meal. A huge breakfast is included in the price of the room. It was so relaxed and easy!
We took the kids to the Parc Guell which was an instant hit. I had brought along some water colours so we spent the afternoon painting the view, the mosaics or whatever we felt like painting. The next day we spent the day wondering La Rambla and getting lost in the Bari Gothic with its tiny medieval streets. On the 3rd day we walked as fast as we could to the beach and soaked up the sun, the sand and the water. Wearing a bathing suit on a beach in Europe at the beginning of November is pretty special! We had a late lunch at a cute restaurant overlooking the beach, and then we picked up our bags, jumped on a train, had dinner in the very cute and sleepy town of Cerbère on the French/ Spanish boarder, jumped on another train and woke up in Paris again!
– Emilie
PS. I just found out there is a night train that goes directly from Paris to Venice, so there might be another trip soon on the cards…
PPS The photos above are: the view over Barcelona from the Parc Guell/ a house designed by Gaudi/ Violette concentrating very hard on a water colour in the Parc Guell/ jumping in the waves in Barcelonetta.
The ShopUp in London – the countdown begins!
The countdown has started! Our live shopping event will take place just one month from now!! Have you marked your diaries? Told all your friends? We can't wait to see you there!
p.s. To see a list of all the fabulous shops & brands participating, click here.
Hello from Belgium!
We're all in Belgium together this week! Ten children, five adults and loads of chaos! Coincidentally all of our school holidays fell during the same week, so we rented a big house in the Ardennes to spend the holiday together. We've done a bit of exploring around the area, we've gone on some big hikes in the forest behind our house, but mostly we are staying home enjoying lazy mornings, doing lots of cooking and letting the kids run around together. We've been really lucky with the weather this week – it's been so unseasonably sunny and mild, and the kids have been spending so much time outside. What a treat!
We thought we would share some photos of our time here. Hope you don't mind the many photos (of course we couldn't resist the big group photos! ten children does feel like a lot when you get them all together!!).
Hope you're all having a wonderful week as well! Were your kids also on school holidays this week? Have you travelled anywhere? Please share!
xxx Esther, Emilie and Courtney
Bonnetapompon, a lovely Spanish brand
Oh! I just love to find spanish brands like Bonnet à Pompon! It is so sweet!. Clothes made with exquisite taste and care.
With very delicate colours, their shops are also an amazing experience. It is all like a fairy tale!!
Very happy to find this brand made in Spain and hope you like it. And, if you happen to be in Madrid, it is well worth a visit to their shops.
- Maria
To read more from Maria, visit her wonderful blog, escarabajos bichos y mariposas.
The ShopUp… is shaping up!
Whoop whoop!! We're SO excited about all of these fabulous shops and brands that are joining us at the ShopUp! (For those of you who missed the announcement — we're organising our first ever live shopping event in London at the beginning of December!) In addition to the great shopping, we'll have superb entertainment to keep the little ones busy… mini family photo-shoots… little bits to eat and drink… and there's a raffle with a fantastic prize! It will be a such a fun day out, and such a perfectly easy way to buy sweet presents for all of the little lovelies in your life!
We can't wait to go shopping at the ShopUp ourselves!! So… mark your diaries, tell your friends, invite your family, and we look forward to seeing you all there!!
xxx Courtney and Esther
Exciting new spaces in Paris
For once I am giving the urban planners of Paris a cautious thumbs up: this summer not one, but two new public, urban spaces opened! And, to boot, they are great for the whole family.
On the right bank, after being a massive building site for a long while, the new Place de La Republique is finally ready. It is hated by all taxi drivers, who get stuck at the red lights, but it is loved in the neighbourhood. Some of the top attractions are the toy library, where you can borrow for free anything from chess to stilts to baby toys. There is also a great little water park for children right beside a lovely café/restaurant. The new trees are still small and their could be more play areas, but in general this space has some great potential.
Over on the left bank a much bigger project is slowly coming together: a long stretch of the banks of the Seine (from the Musée d'Orsay to the Pont d'Alma) has been closed down to traffic and now is solely pedestrian. It is not quite finished yet, but there are already amazing play areas and great restaurants on barges and along the banks. It is such a treat to have access to the river, something that was really lacking in Paris.
It is so nice to see an old city like Paris still constantly evolving and adapting to its population!
– Emilie
Kid & Coe, a vacation rental website for families!
I am really, super excited about the recent launch of Kid & Coe, a vacation rental website featuring stylish family homes all over the world. Imagine travelling to New York, Paris, San Francisco, Copenhagen… Mexico even (!) and being able to stay in a family home, complete with child-sized beds, toys for your kids, a proper kitchen to cook meals, and other family-friendly features to really make you feel at home wherever you go.
Each Kid & Coe listing offers a great description of the property as well as a 'good to know' section of family-friendly considerations (closest parks, baby proof safety measures, dishwasher and washing machines, etc.). You can also read a description of the neighbourhood and surrounding area, and of course view loads of great photos of each property (truthfully, it's like viewing the pages of Elle Decor – some of these homes are so beautiful and inspiring – it's worth travelling just for the chance to stay in them!).
Not only is it a great place to find stylish family rentals, but you can also list your home with Kid & Coe if you're interested in renting it out while you're away. Registering your home is really easy, and the team at Kid & Coe is extremely helpful. It's easy to enter the dates you'll be away and manage your property listing and information. I know because I recently signed us up our home and it was really a piece of cake. I'm excited to see the process of booking and renting out our home… and I'm even more excited to stay in some of the other amazing homes around the world. I definitely have the travel bug just looking at this site!
xx Courtney
p.s. Here's the link for the beautiful London-based home featured in these photos. (Don't you just want to move straight in?!!)
Our summer holidays in Holland
Oh! It is so nice for me to remember our holidays in Holland this past summer! We went in July and we were so lucky with everything. We are in a program of house exchange and everything went just perfect!. We really loved our house and the garden with the lovely wooden house.
Great memories and lovely times in our garden!. So much fun. But speaking about fun… how great it was for us to ride a cargo bike the whole holidays!. For us Spaniards, riding bikes is not the norm, let alone a cargo bike!. That was just amazing, and we really really enjoyed it!
We really enjoyed our area, with the lakes, and canals. We had amazing weather so we got to do many things outdoors. We also went to our nearest city, Haarlem. We adored it! One of my favourites shops was Meneer Paprika. A really cool store and cafe, the paradise for children and adults!.
A very relaxed, healthy, quiet, and amazing summer we had!!. Really looking forward to going back to The Netherlands. In fact, looking forward to next summer!!!!!
Happy to be back here!!
To read more from Maria, visit her lovely blog Escarabajos Bichos y Mariposas.
Waterproof gear from Muddy Puddles
We recently took the kids out of London for an adventurous weekend day trip to Warwick Castle. It was one of those cold, drizzly September days that felt a bit more like winter than Autumn, and we were happy to be kitted out in waterproof jackets and wellies from Muddy Puddles.
My kids have the reversible jackets, which are fully waterproof on one side and lined with cosy fleece on the other — perfect for this time of year when the weather varies so much. They also have the matching rubber wellies, so they are both coordinated and cosy in their waterproof gear. My kids were able to run around the castle grounds braving all the elements of the blustery day.
Muddy Puddles has a wide selection of outdoor gear that is as fun as it is functional. Perfect for our unpredictable British weather and the cold, wet winter ahead of us. (It only took me 10 years to finally accept that in order to live happily in London, we just have to have appropriate warm & waterproof clothing!!)
p.s. Even on a grim day, Warwick Castle was really great! Loads of fun activities for the kids, and a really pretty setting for a lovely day out. I definitely recommend visiting. (And the view from the tower is amazing!)
xx Courtney
Mark your diaries: Presenting The ShopUp!
We are really, really excited to announce some BIG news: we are organising our first ever LIVE shopping event!! The ShopUp will be held in London this coming December and will bring together a selection of the finest shops and brands all under one roof! We're thrilled to offer the chance to shop the good 'old-fashioned' way — to see and feel the products in person and fill up your shopping bag with wonderful gifts and goodies!
The ShopUp will take place on Sunday the 1st and Monday the 2nd of December, just in time for the holidays! The event will be held at the Cecil Sharp House in the trendy, family-friendly neighbourhood of Primrose Hill (a very short walk from the park, the London Zoo and the buzzing high street) — the perfect setting for a fun, family day out! We are especially excited about the wonderful shops we've lined up so far! (You can see a list of the participating shops here.) We just can't wait to go shopping ourselves!
We will also be offering a whole host of fun activities for children, and there is also a charming café located downstairs with a selection of hot drinks, snacks and nibbles. Shops will be offering discounts, prizes will be available to win, and canvas tote bags will be handed out to all visitors. So come shopping with us — we can't wait to see you there!


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Many establishments will open their doors and welcome costumed trick-or-treaters throughout the holiday (see list below). No rush for moms and dads; businesses will be open and will be treating between 10am and 4pm. Enjoy a safe and relaxing outing with the family in Logan Downtown. Just look for the Halloween Treat Walk poster in their front door or window.
Plenty of FREE parking. Businesses participating are between 400 North and 300 South, and along Center Street and 100 North between 100 West and 100 East.
Here is the list of participating businesses: from south to north
300 South
Lewiston State Bank
Wholesale Flooring
Mondell Ward Insurance
The Flower Shoppe
Bridgerland Audiology
The Beehive Grill
200 South
Coldwell Banker
Thomson Electric
100 South
Wells Fargo
Center Street Grill
The Book Table
Cache Valley Center for the Arts (Eccles Theatre)
Edwards Furniture
Locker 42
Center Street
Anderson's Seed & Garden
Great Harvest Bread
Bluebird Candy Company
Stork Landing
100 North
Petals & Promises Bridal
Logan Fine Art Gallery
U&I Furniture
Cache Valley Bank
Josh Barnett Insurance
Copper Mill Restaurant
The Wight House
Across The Street Boutique
Coppins Hallmark
Church & Federal
The Spirit Goat
Tanaka Balance
The Italian Place
Caffe Ibis
Earthly Awakenings
200 North
Cache Valley Visitors Bureau
Cache County Historic Courthouse
Cache County Offices (9 Departments, 3 floors)
USU Credit Union (Golden West)
Bear River Association of Governments
Cache Chamber of Commerce
SE Needham Jewelers
Edward Jones Investments
Pinnacle Title
The Sportsman
Bernina Stylish Fabrics
King Hair & Hair Majesty
Hickman Land Title
Indian Oven
Seeholzer Vision
Zions Bank
300 North
Weston Inn
Rage Salon
Jack's Pizza
Key Bank
400 North
Washington Federal Savings
Nyla's Chevron
Nyla's Phillips 66
Wilson Motors
500 North
Days Inn
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I'm attempting to upgrade my version of ScriptSharp from 0.6.2 to 0.7.1 to take advantage of the new generics feature. The last issue I have come across that I don't know how to solve is this: when making an Ajax call, the compiler fails with the message "Check that your C# source compiles and that you are not using an unsupported feature".
Here's the code:
new jQueryAjaxOptions(
"url", url,
"type", "GET",
"dataType", "html",
"contentType", "application/json",
"processData", false,
"success", (AjaxRequestCallback<object>)delegate(object result, string textData, jQueryXmlHttpRequest<object> XMLHttpRequest)
Type.InvokeMethod(null, "ajaxUnBlock", null);
"error", (AjaxErrorCallback<object>)delegate(jQueryXmlHttpRequest<object> request, string textData, Exception e)
I know it's the delegates which are causing this. If I was to instead populate the properties of jQueryAjaxOptions (as opposed to providing a dictionary of key/values) then when I double-click the error in the error window it points me to the line which specifies the success delegate.
I seem to be able to work around it by creating a method instead of using an anonymous delegate and the compiler error goes away, but I would like to avoid going down that road if at all possible as I have a large amount of code which would have to be converted in this way.
Has anyone had experience with this and can let me know why this happens and is there anything I can do to get my anonymous delegates to compile again?
Many thanks in advance
Edit Making the function which contains this anonymous delegate static fixes the issue. While researching this issue I found a closed issue on Github (https://github.com/NikhilK/scriptsharp/issues/22) which seems related - the only thing I'm unsure of now is whether this behaviour is intended or not.


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A court in New Jersey heard arguments Wednesday on a motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed by an atheist group that wants to remove the phrase "under God" from the Pledge of Allegiance after parents complained that their child's public school was reciting the phrase.
Monmouth County Superior Court Judge David Bauman heard arguments on the motion to dismiss the atheist group's lawsuit, which was filed by the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty on behalf of New Jersey high school student Samantha Jones.
In April, the legal arm of the American Humanist Association filed a lawsuit against the Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School District and its superintendent, David M. Healy, in the Superior Court of New Jersey on behalf of the family that took issue with the phrase. more >>
WASHINGTON – A "tsunami of confusion" exists regarding religious liberty in the United States Armed Forces, according to panelists testifying before Congress.
Experts told the panel that the military is caught between a strong desire not to condone or coerce religious doctrine on soldiers and an equally strong desire to protect speech, especially religious speech, in the military. more >>
Comedian Bill Maher has taken aim at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, calling the religion a "sex cult."
In comments delivered on a recent episode of the HBO television series "Real Time with Bill Maher," the atheistic comedian took a few shots at the LDS church.
"What I love is he said he had a revelation in 1831 from an angel who said, 'Marry plurally, get as many b-----s as you can up there," said Maher. more >>
Dave Muscato, the public relations director for American Atheists, has announced that he'll be transitioning into a transgender woman in the near future, and has chosen the name Danielle as a new identity.
"I consider my gender identity to be personal and, despite my passion for PR, don't intend to do much in the way of interviews about my personal gender identity if I can help it. I fully support intersectionality and working together with LGBTQ activists on mutual goals, but I'm first and foremost an atheist activist, and that hasn't changed," Muscato wrote in a blog post on Monday for The Friendly Atheist.
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A school board in Florida is moving to ban the distribution of Bibles and other Christian materials after a satanist group requested to distribute its literature.
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Shari Bobinski, senior specialist of media relations forOrange County Public Schools, provided The Christian Post with a statement from the school district on the matter. more >>
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By Kelly Jackson Higgins
Aug 04, 2009
Researchers put a new spin on an old attack at Defcon last week,
demonstrating how to execute man-in-the-middle attacks on IP video.
In one attack, researchers from Viper Lab showed how a criminal could
tamper with an IP video surveillance system to cover up a crime by
replacing the video with another benign clip. In another demo, they
eavesdropped on a private IP video call.
IP video -- for videoconferencing, IP TV, video streaming applications,
and video surveillance -- is gradually catching on in organizations, the
federal government, and even in professional sports arenas like the
Dallas Cowboys' new state-of-the-art stadium. But like any IP
technology, IP video can be vulnerable to attack if it's not properly
locked down. "These attacks are based on ARP poisoning/man-in-the
middle. You can do this with email and VoIP -- we're just doing a new
twist on an old attack to show people that these vulnerabilities are out
there for IP video," says Jason Ostrom, director of Viper Lab, the
research arm of Sipera Systems, which sells security products for VoIP
and unified communications technologies.
Ostrom says only one in 20 organizations secure their IP video
communications with encryption or other measures, according to Sipera's
research. He and fellow researcher Arjun Sambamoorthy used homegrown
open source tools to perform the hacks during their session at Defcon:
"These tools can show and help people understand the risks and impact"
of not securing IP video, Ostrom says. "These are vulnerabilities in the
configuration and deployment of IP video in the network -- not
vulnerabilities in the video products."
The so-called UCSniff tool performs video eavesdropping, while VideoJak
intercepts and replays video. "We used UCSniff to record a 'safe' video
stream, then converted it to an AVI file. Then we used the VideoJak tool
that also supports man-in-the-middle," he says. VideoJak intercepts the
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Bulgarian Sofia Emergency Care staff are protesting against the low salaries and the long-lasting structural problems in their unit again, Monday morning.
Despite the Health Ministry's promise to provide additional emergency care teams and to discuss an eventual pay raise, employees have been protesting all week.
The medics were determined not to let their newly appointed head Alexander Zlatanov assume his position, replacing Georgi Gelev, who was removed by the Health Minister.
According to the medics, Gelev is simply the scapegoat for the pressing structural issues and the lack of funding for the emergency care. He was replaced following the death of a 40-year old photographer who had waited over 40 minutes for the ambulance to arrive.
Meanwhile, the new director took over Sofia's Emergency Center and has pledged to significantly improve the patient care at once, NovaTv informs.
- » Bulgarian Parliament Boosts Healthcare Budget with BGN 100 M
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Bring style and quality to your home with the New York Skyline TV stand and gaming center from Kathy Ireland Home by Bush Furniture. The tempered frosted glass-top accommodates flat-panel TVs up to 52'' and 117 lbs. Beautiful stand offers 3 ways to mount your flat-panel TV: on the wall, on swivel mount or on glass-top. Stabili-Bar TV Safety Brace provides safety if TV is placed on glass top. Open storage compartments accept matching storage bins. Assembly is fast and easy with Bush Furniture's Quick-to-Assemble technology.
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False rumors ruined woman's SAU44 career, suit says
In her suit brought last month in Rockingham County Superior Court, Anne Kebler of Intervale claims the administration ignored its own sexual harassment policies and allowed the rumor to go on for months.
Over time, Kebler claims the rumor made its way through the school system, which serves Northwood, Nottingham and Strafford, and into the community.
Kebler argues the rumor negatively affected her professional and personal reputations, her marriage and family, and eventually caused her to become depressed and leave her position.
"When there's bullying or a hostile work environment, it needs to be fixed and remedied quickly," said her attorney, James Bianco Jr. of Bianco Professional Association in Concord.
The problem in this case, Bianco said, is that nothing was done and that it went beyond "ordinary workplace misspeak."
Bianco insisted that the rumor could have been stopped if action had been taken, such as addressing a letter to school personnel explaining how spreading rumors isn't appropriate and offering proper training on sexual harassment. "What we're really hoping is that we get to return this very capable, hard-working administrator back to a job," he said.
No extramarital affair
Superintendent Michael Ludwell, one of several defendants named in the suit, refused to comment on the case Tuesday because he hadn't seen the lawsuit.
"I don't even have a copy of anything," he said. "Without seeing it, there's nothing I can really say."
The lawsuit was filed a month after the SAU's Joint School Board named a new superintendent to replace Ludwell, who plans to retire at the end of June.
Also named in the suit are the SAU, the SAU Joint School Board, and "John and Jane Does" who were either school employees, volunteers, elected officials and/or SAU contractors whose identities will be revealed in future court filings.
The suit makes numerous allegations against the defendants, including defamation, negligent infliction of emotional distress, and invasion of privacy.
The case stems from the rumor that began in November 2011 when one or more unnamed "Doe Defendants" began telling coworkers that Kebler had engaged in an extramarital affair with another SAU employee, the suit alleges.
"This rumor was false, as Anne has never had an extramarital affair with an SAU 44 employee, and has been happily and faithfully married for more than 36 years," the suit said.
The suit cites a sexual harassment policy adopted by the three school districts in the SAU which defines "comments about someone's sexual activity" or "gossiping about" someone's sexual experiences as "sexual harassment."
No action, suit claims
According to the suit, Kebler, who became special education director in 2009, met with Ludwell on Nov. 13, 2011 to report the rumor.
"During this conversation, Anne was shocked to learn from Superintendent Ludwell that he had known about the rumor for over a month," the suit said.
Kebler asked Ludwell to immediately investigate and "remediate the false rumor" to stop it from spreading throughout the SAU, according to the suit.
While the suit said Ludwell indicated that he would investigate and take action to stop the rumor, Kebler claims nothing was done and that the alleged inaction violated district policy requiring the superintendent to investigate the rumor and file a report on the complaint within 10 days.
Two weeks later, Kebler claims she was informed by Ludwell that he had spoken to three staff members who were aware of the rumor.
"By that point, the rumor had become widespread throughout the SAU 44 workplace, causing Anne's emotional distress to increase and a hostile work environment to develop," the suit said.
Kebler met with Ludwell again on Nov. 30, 2011, and asked if any action had been taken, the suit said.
"In response, Superintendent Ludwell then asked Anne to tell him what she thought he should do. Anne then suggested that, at the very least, staff training and education could help to stop the false rumor from spreading even further outside of SAU 44," the suit said.
Kebler claims he still did nothing. His alleged failure to take action "had the effect of reinforcing the rumor," causing it to spread to school board members, her family, friends and the community, the suit said.
iPad rumor swirls
In February 2012, the suit accuses one of the so-called "Doe Defendants" who is believed to have started the rumor with spreading another "false" rumor that Kebler had misappropriated special education resources and funds to buy an iPad for the "benefit of the SAU 44 employee who was allegedly in an affair with Anne."
Kebler complained to Ludwell again, but claims no action was taken even after it was determined that no money had been misappropriated, the suit said.
According to the suit, Kebler later met with the Joint School Board to discuss the rumors and how she had repeatedly brought her complaints to Ludwell.
"After this meeting, Superintendent Ludwell sought out Anne and blamed her and her comments for the Joint Board's renewal of his contract without a raise. That same day, Superintendent Ludwell gave Anne her performance evaluation, where for the first time in her 15-year career in administration, the ranking of her performance in five different areas decreased," the suit said.
After her meeting with the Joint School Board on June 25, 2012, the suit claims the board asked Ludwell to investigate the rumors and make a report; Kebler has never seen a report.
The "emotional distress," "mental anguish," and "severe stress" over the "hostile work environment" and damaged reputation caused Kebler to become depressed, the suit said. She took a medical leave in October 2012 and has now resigned, her lawyer said.
Kebler seeks damages for lost wages and other benefits, the depression she suffered, legal expenses, and enhanced compensatory damages because the defendants' conduct was committed "wantonly, maliciously, and/or oppressively," the suit said.
Bruce Patrick, a Strafford School Board member who chairs the Joint SAU Board, could not be reached for comment.
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Will the naysayers never stop! This article is not at all balanced, but completely negative.
I found the following article that uses NAMED Broncos' coaches and NFL officials and not anonymous sources to give quite a different perspective on Tebow.
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4151 memyselfand I 2, Wed, 23rd Mar '11 6:29:53 PM from The Biosphere Relationship Status: A teenager in love
4152 Justice Man, Wed, 23rd Mar '11 6:51:25 PM from Maryland !
You complete me.Just a thought, but maybe the Conkulder inviting Cement thing might be canaon. The dex states that Timburr sqaure off the logs themselvs so there IS precedent. For example, they could use there sensitive noses to sniff out the right ores and rocks, use there stregth to punch the materials to powder, and then mix them with natural water sources in molds they carve out of the ground. The High IQ, Big nose (which I noted you never expanded upon) and Myth as fact aspect could all flow together. So?
4153 memyselfand I 2, Wed, 23rd Mar '11 7:30:57 PM from The Biosphere Relationship Status: A teenager in love
Evening.Does the Pokedex Extended Fanon Edition accept the idea that Pokemon may be set in a world that is almost completely the same as our own, with the addition of Kanto, Johto, etc. and Pokemon? Just checking, as I'm considering mentioning the Nazca lines in conjunction with Sigilyph.
4154 Calamity Jane, Wed, 23rd Mar '11 7:34:31 PM from California Relationship Status: I'd need a PowerPoint presentation
I don't think so. As far as I can tell, the only geographical places are the regions discovered. There's also a map of the Pokemon World that looks nothing like our current-day map, save for Scandinavia being rotated 90 degrees and being situated in the south.
This is gonna take a while.
4155 Silent Reverence, Wed, 23rd Mar '11 7:41:30 PM from 3 tiles right 1 tile up
adopting kittehFor most of the entries and theories the ongoing perception seems to be close to "this world is largely based on our own except where important" — with the important distinction that the "important" parts are pretty notorious and break some of the assumptions that could be made about normalcy. Some other key points are closer to "Very Loosely Based Upon a Real Story" however. We have nothing saying the landmarks are anything close to our own (the calling by name of some places in 'Dex entries can be safely attributed to Gameplay and Story Segregation), but at the same time nothing explicitly avoiding it. If there's a Nazca-like in their world, it's similar to ours likely but its name, obviously, and the myths around it, are bound to be different. As for continents, what ↑ said.
edited 23rd Mar '11 7:42:50 PM by SilentReverence
4156 memyselfand I 2, Wed, 23rd Mar '11 7:43:23 PM from The Biosphere Relationship Status: A teenager in love
Evening.Thank you!
Not sure if this has been brought up already, but should the Ralts article be expanded to include something like "It's also VERY important not to attack the trainer of a ralts or any of it's evolutionary lines. They are very protective and have been seen taking mortal wounds to ensure their trainers are okay." or something to that effect. The shout out has been done in the ghastly page, but it might be good to include it there too.
Okay, I am a bit on the high side, blame caffeine overdose, but just now I've came up with somewhat passable (in my opinion) for the different evolution methods. May I post it here before I forget about it, and, while we are at it, we get some opinions... Anyway:
excellentSilent, could you clarify on what you mean by Grand Theories?
4160 memyselfand I 2, Thu, 24th Mar '11 6:41:29 AM from The Biosphere Relationship Status: A teenager in love
Evening.I always thought level evolution was just "Eat enough and train enough, and gain the nutrients needed to metamorphose." The other ones make sense though.
4161 Silent Reverence, Thu, 24th Mar '11 6:49:58 AM from 3 tiles right 1 tile up
adopting kittehOf course. "Grand Theories" would be just about everything into our purview that has been discussed and is so invasive to the canon as to affect the workings of the entire "universe". They are things than encompass enough of the universe to affect several [possible] entries, not just the Poké entries themselves, and also would determine what and how do we write about Pokémon; thus we discuss them as a lot rather than leave for a sole person to "try" and solve. Whether Poké Balls transform Pokémon into digital data or they are transformed into some other form of energy or moved to elseworld, for example, turned out to be something like that — digitalization brought in too many implications to be workable. Tied to that is what the heck are Apricorns. How evolution works ends up being another one — whatever is chosen, the triggers, thresholds and models ought to be consistent across entries. The microeconomy, if we ever decide to tackle it, will be a fun one. And the type chart, oooh yes, we've already gotten on some discussions about that. The important thing about Grand Theories is that once we discuss them and reach a consensus, we are especially bound to them (unless further canon evidence proves we must change them of course) because they are the first things outside "our-world-like" normalcy that make that work make sense. The chatroom has some discussions about most of these (sans Economics). I'll search and link some of the discussions later, editing this post. We should also discuss the possibility of having articles on those Theories.
edited 24th Mar '11 6:50:22 AM by SilentReverence
4162 Tangent 128, Thu, 24th Mar '11 6:59:26 AM from Virginia Relationship Status: I LOVE THIS DOCTOR!
Trade: Some Pokémon only reach their full growth after leaving the group where they grew up and joining another. This can be done in captivity with a simple trade between trainers.That... is actually quite an elegant explanation.
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4163 Marioguy 128, Thu, 24th Mar '11 7:29:02 AM from various galaxies
GeomancerAgreed. That is a good explanation. But some of the dex entries refer to electrical energy for trade evos. (ie Karrablast and Shelmet)
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4164 Silent Reverence, Thu, 24th Mar '11 7:35:07 AM from 3 tiles right 1 tile up
adopting kittehAlso, there's the problem of defining "trade". If the trigger is something as nebulous as "I'm moving from this 'home' to the next", then what does count and suffice to trigger trade evolution? Do I just hand over the Machoke Poké ball to my friend, or is the trade machine needed? Because if it is needed, the trigger isn't that simple. Perhaps the machine helps account for a slow release of energy after the trigger is reached. Also, would Pokémon in the wild who are moving from one habitat to the next because of, say, Groudon lifting some seafloor, "evolve by trade"?
I belive I meant changing company, rather that just habitat. Also, we have wild Gengar in certain locations, as well as loads of wild item trade evos in Black and White. Then, we have Karrablast activelly going after Shelmet, so, while trading over may be something of a cathalist, a Karrablast that manages to get a Shelmet out of its shell-helmet will evolve, and ditto for the Shelmet. For those things, Pokémon Special does it the best, as it is quite consistent in the field of game mechanics. There, trade evolutions have been triggered by accident, and there was no need for a complex machine ala the anime.
edited 24th Mar '11 7:45:09 AM by Eriorguez
4166 Blissey 1, Thu, 24th Mar '11 7:41:03 AM from a random Pokècenter Relationship Status: I know
insert title hereanother thing, as of 5th gen, Feebas no longer evolves via beauty, and the beauty mechanic no longer exists, so maybe scratch that one? Or could that be seen as more of a regional thing?
edited 24th Mar '11 7:41:45 AM by Blissey1
4167 Silent Reverence, Thu, 24th Mar '11 7:48:18 AM from 3 tiles right 1 tile up
adopting kitteh↑For that one I'd wait to the y/n on a 5th Gen Hoenn remake before venturing anything of importance, but so far it could be purported as a regional thing, Unova is half a world away after all. ↑↑And that's what I meant. I mean, in the same way what does "changing company" mean exactly? "I stop seeing that familiar face and see this new one one instead" doesn't sound like a definable threshold considering you're bound to the same effects if, for example, your Pokémon has to spend too much time at the caretaker or Pokémon Center. Which brings to my mind: is there something like rehab in the Pokémon world? Makes sense, considering the friggin' trade with item evo mechanics.
edited 24th Mar '11 7:54:36 AM by SilentReverence
4168 rmctagg09, Thu, 24th Mar '11 7:51:06 AM from Brooklyn, NY Relationship Status: I won't say I'm in love
The WandererI figured trade evolutions in the wild just happened over such a long period of time that it would be impractical to wait for it to happen naturally.
Hugging a Vanilluxe will give you frostbite. It's typed rmctagg09.
4169 Tracer Bullet, Thu, 24th Mar '11 8:01:11 AM from A Dark and Rainy Alley
Guess Who...?Is there any connection between EM waves and evolution? Because we need some sort of explanation for how TR was using radio waves to forcibly evolve Magikarp... Onto less on-topic stuff... Are those style guidelines near completion by any chance? Or were there still things that were being added/revised regarding them? Also, did we have a timeframe for finishing G1 starter revisions / beginning the collab revisions for non-G1 starters? (Seeing as the revisions for the G1 starters are still stuck in limbo...) Oh yeah, still looking for anyone who's willing to take up joint writing for Gligar/Murkrow/Durddigon. If I don't get any hits by around mid-April, I'll might just go ahead and write up whatever hasn't been (partially) claimed as a solo job.
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4170 Ace Of Scarabs, Thu, 24th Mar '11 8:33:42 AM from Singapore Relationship Status: Drift compatible
I am now a shiny stone~Well, on the topic of EM waves being used to influence minds, there is the Level Upper Incident in Railgun, when the audio track Level Upper was used to forcibly reprogram brainwaves. The Rockets probably found a frequency and pattern that could be perceived by pokemon and would alter their brainwave patterns.
4171 Blissey 1, Thu, 24th Mar '11 9:09:13 AM from a random Pokècenter Relationship Status: I know
insert title hereactually, I think that
It has a quite heavy psychological background, so, if a Pokémon FEELS strong enough to evolve, it may evolve quite earlier that it would.combined with influencing brain waves answers the whole radio thing quite well EDIT: not to mention E4 members always having illegal mons...
edited 24th Mar '11 9:09:56 AM by Blissey1
4172 Ace Of Scarabs, Thu, 24th Mar '11 9:16:11 AM from Singapore Relationship Status: Drift compatible
I am now a shiny stone~Illegal-level mons? I always imagined them using Level Limiters or intentionally holding back.
4173 Tangent 128, Thu, 24th Mar '11 9:42:27 AM from Virginia Relationship Status: I LOVE THIS DOCTOR!
I was hoping to get the style guidelines revised soon, yes; still think some distilling could be used, now that they've been sorted. Also, Evolution and Eevee need to be talked through as a group soon, given how often the topic comes up. I was hoping to schedule a chat this weekend. Turns out I have a programming competition Saturday, though, so I may not be able to make it on that day.
Conversation is a contact sport.
4174 Calamity Jane, Thu, 24th Mar '11 9:51:38 AM from California Relationship Status: I'd need a PowerPoint presentation
I'm free all day on Saturday unless my mother wants to go somewhere (which I doubt, since it's going to be raining cats and dogs up until Sunday).
This is gonna take a while.
Can I call dibs on Poocheyna/Mightyena? I don't see anybody with dibs on it.
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como organizar un tap - tutorial en español
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Case Conclusion Date:December 14, 2009
Practice Area:Bankruptcy / Chapter 13
Outcome:Chapter 13 Plan Confirmed
Description:The Debtors had a very good annual income, but were over their heads with credit card debt and deficiency judgments. After carefully creating a detailed monthly budget, the trustee objected for reasons that were not given to us. We struggled to understand the trustee's objections and were kept in the dark with each successive court appearance. Finally, we were able to piece together a new monthly budget that was approved by the trustee. This budget was much more complex and accounted for past expenses and future projected expenses. The trustee and judge approved this budget and the Chapter 13 Plan was confirmed.