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American Literature I (ENLT 224)
American Literature II (ENLT 225)
Applied Literary Criticism (ENLT 301)
Shakespeare (LIT 327)
Studies in a Major Author (past courses on Jane Austen, Henry James, Virginia Woolf, Penelope Fitzgerald) (ENLT 321)
Studies in Literary Form (Contemporary Women Fiction Writers: Lydia Davis, Kathryn Davis, Penelope Fitzgerald, Marilynne Robinson & Lorrie Moore) (ENLT 323)
Modern Poetry (ENLT 333)
History of Criticism and Theory (ENLT 420)
Seminar in British Literature: Penelope Fitzgerald (LIT 520) & Jane Austen (LIT 520)
Seminar in American Literature: Henry James (LIT 521) & T. S. Eliot (LIT 521)
Seminar in Comparative Literature: Modern Apophaticism (LIT 522)
Studies in the Film: Woody Allen (ENFM 381)
Ph.D. New York University
M.A. New York University
B.A. Manhattan College
Field of Study
Modern American and British Literature, Critical Theory & Film
Selected Publications
Penelope Fitzgerald and the Consolation of Fiction. Routledge, 2017 (published September 2016), 297 pp.
Omissions Are Not Accidents: Modern Apophaticism from Henry James to Jacques Derrida. University of Toronto Press, 2010, 267 pp.
Uncommon Readers: Denis Donoghue, Frank Kermode, George Steiner and the Tradition of the Common Reader. University of Toronto Press, 2003, 506 pp.
Hints and Guesses: William Gaddis's Fiction of Longing. University of Wisconsin Press, 1997, 302 pp.
The Patient Particulars: American Modernism and the Technique of Originality. Lewisburg, PA: Bucknell University Press and London: Associated University Presses, 1995, 252 pp.
Book Chapters:
"'The Long Day's Journey of the Saturday': George Steiner's Real Presences and the 'Middle Space.'" The Wounds of Possibility: Essays on George Steiner. Ed. Gil Soeiro. Cambridge Scholars Press, 2012.
"Gertrude Stein, Tender Buttons and the Premises of Classicalism." Reprint. Twentieth-Century Literary Criticism. Detroit: Gale Research Co., forthcoming in 2013.
"Late Style in Woody Allen's Films." Companion to Woody Allen. Ed. Peter J. Bailey and Sam B. Girgus. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley-Blackwell, 2013.
"'Trying to Make Negative Things Do the Work of Positive Ones': William Gaddis and Apophaticism." William Gaddis: "The Last of Something." Ed. Crystal Alberts, Christopher Leise and Birger Vawesenbeeck. Jefferson, NC: McFarland Press, 2009: 51 – 68.
"Charles Taylor's A Secular Age: The Apophatic Impulse," in Charles Taylor's Vision of Modernity: Reconstructions and Interpretations. Ed. Christopher Garbowski, Jan Hudzik and Jan Klos, Newcastle, UK: Cambridge Scholars Press, 2009: 64 – 86. Also, in Polish translation, Maria Curie-Sklodowska University Press, 2011.
"George Steiner and the Religion of Abstraction." Contemporary Literary Criticism, Volume 221 (CLC-221). Detroit: Gale Research Co., 2006.
"Woody Allen's Manhattan and the Ethicity of Narrative." The Films of Woody Allen: Critical Essays. Ed. Charles L. P. Silet. Lanham, MD, Toronto & Oxford: The Scarecrow Press, Inc. (Imprint of Rowan & Littlefield), 2006: 145 – 155.
"William Gaddis's A Frolic of His Own: Whose Law? Whose Justice?" In William Gaddis. Edited & Introduced by Harold Bloom. Philadelphia: Chelsea House Publishers, 2004: 173 – 217.
"An Interview with Lydia Davis." Short Story Criticism, Vol. 61 (Detroit: Gale Research Co., 2003).
"William Gaddis." The Dictionary of Literary Biography on American Novelists Since World War II. Edited by James R. and Wanda H. Giles. Bruccoli Clark Layman, Inc. (2003).
"Saul Bellow." The Scribner Encyclopedia of American Life: 1960s (New York: Scribner, 2002).
"Lionel Trilling." The Scribner Encyclopedia of American Life: 1960s (New York: Scribner, 2002).
"William Gaddis." The Scribner Encyclopedia of American Life: 1997-99, Vol. 5 (New York: Scribner, 2001).
"Gertrude Stein." The Johns Hopkins Guide to Literary Criticism and Theory. Ed. Martin Kreiswirth and Michael Groden. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1994.
"The Hudson Review." American Literary Magazines: The Twentieth Century. Ed. Edward E. Chielens. Westport, CT and London: The Greenwood Press, 1992.
"Marianne Moore: Appreciating Both the Trope of the Imagination and Wallace Stevens' Handling of the Same." Marianne Moore: Woman and Poet, Orono, ed. Patricia C. Willis. Orono, Maine: The National Poetry Foundation/University of Maine Press, 1990: 419 – 30.
"Flemish Art and Wyatt's Quest for Redemption in William Gaddis's The Recognitions." In Recognition of William Gaddis: A Collection of Critical Essays. Ed. Steven Moore and John Kuehl. Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, 1984: 58 – 69.
Journal Essays and Interviews:
"Between the Hither and the Farther Shore": Penelope Fitzgerald's Offshore. Logos: A Journal of Catholic Thought and Culture, Vol. 17, No. 1 (Winter 2014): 90 – 111.
"Concerning the Unpredictable: Penelope Fitzgerald's The Gate of Angels and the Challenges to Modern Religious Belief," Religion & Literature, Vol. 45, No. 3 (Autumn 2013): 25 – 57.
"Penelope Fitzgerald's Beginnings: The Golden Child and Fitzgerald's Anxious Relation to Detective Fiction." Cambridge Quarterly. Vol. 41, Issue 3 (September 2012): 345 – 64.
"The Second Saddest Story: Despair, Belief, and Moral Perseverance in Penelope Fitzgerald's The Bookshop." Journal of Narrative Theory. Vol. 42., No. 1 (Winter 2012): 69-90.
"Two Sides to Every Story." Review Essay on Frank Kermode, Concerning E. M. Forster. Twentieth-Century Literature. Vol. 56., No. 2 (Summer 2010).
"'For Once, Then, Something': Krzysztof Kieslowski's The Double Life of Veronique and the Apophatic Beyond," Literature/Film Quarterly, Vol. 37, No. 4 (2009): 283-94.
"Lydia Davis's Own Philosophical Investigation: The End of the Story." Journal of Narrative Theory, Vol. 38, No. 2 (Summer 2008): 198-228.
"William Gaddis's Parthian Shot: Social Criticism in the Posthumous Agape Agape and The Rush for Second Place." Critique: Studies in Contemporary Fiction, Vol. 49, No. 2 (Winter 2008): 205-20.
"'The God of Love is Full of Tricks': Virginia Woolf's Vexed Relation to the Tradition of Christianity." Religion & Literature, vol. 39, no. 1 (Spring 2007): 27-46.
"Woody Allen's Annie Hall: Galatea's Triumph Over Pygmalion." Literature/Film Quarterly (July 2004): 213-21.
"Contemporary American Poetry." American Literary History, Vol. 14, No. 1 (Spring 2002): 181-93.
"William Gaddis: The New York State Writers Tapes." Contemporary Literature, Vol. 42, No. 4 (Winter 2001): 667-93.
"William Gaddis's Carpenter's Gothic and the Shadow of Late Twain." Q/W/E/R/T/Y, No. 10 (October 2000): 109-14.
"An Interview with Lydia Davis." Contemporary Literature, Vol. 40, No. 4 (Winter 1999): 525-51.
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University of Wales at Aberystwyth
University at Albany, State University of New York
Miami University
Warsaw University
Marii-Curie Sklodowskiej University
The University of Texas at Austin, School of Law
The University of Texas at Austin
Stevens Institute of Technology
Pace University
York College, CUNY
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The world is going through difficult times because of the COVID-19 virus. The same goes for Flanders. At the moment, all non-essential travels to and from Belgium are forbidden. You can find the latest updates here.
Up until the 19th of April, Flanders' museums, concert halls, culture houses, restaurants and bars are closed. All cultural and sporting events are cancelled until further notice. All non-essential shops are closed, shops who sell food and provisions remain open. Everyone will get maximum half an hour for shopping, and is required to respect an appropriate distance with others.
Civilians and visitors are required to stay at home as much as possible. Non-essential trips are forbidden. Outdoor sporting activities are still allowed, yet only in pairs. Social gatherings are strictly forbidden, social distancing is key.
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What are Daytime Curfews?
Daytime curfews are local ordinances that require all school-age children to be inside during specified "school hours." The use of curfews has far-reaching history in Anglo-Saxon law. William the Conqueror introduced it as a normal part of social life in England in the 1000s with the purpose of keeping the peace and preventing the fires that could result if citizens left their lamps burning for too long.1 Daytime curfews for juveniles, however, are a relatively new phenomenon. America's first juvenile curfew law was enacted in Omaha, Nebraska, in 1880. By 1897, 300 cities had adopted nighttime juvenile curfew ordinances.2
Not only are nighttime juvenile curfew laws on the books in a large number of cities, but daytime juvenile curfew laws currently enjoy vast popularity in the United States. The City Mayors Society reported in 2009 that 100 U.S. cities currently have daytime curfew laws.3 Recently, the city of Dallas declared its intention to made it broadly illegal for those under 17 to appear in public without adult supervision during school hours. Any violators (whether children or adults who don't stop the children) would be fined $500.4 The Wall Street Journal lists increasing instances of daytime curfews, from California to Ohio, Georgia, and Philadelphia.
The Kenneth Adams' study for the American Academy of Political and Social Science explains the flourishing of curfews as a means for crime control as a result of several factors: rising juvenile crime, the need to identify at-risk children, and a decline in adult supervision. These proponents assume that juveniles will be less likely to commit crimes if they are kept from the streets, and that all juveniles out during school hours are potential criminals.5
Do They Work?
The effectiveness of daytime curfew laws is doubtful. A 1999 study by the Macallairs in the Western Criminology Review found that consistently, "curfew enforcement (even the strongest) has no effect on crime, youth crime, or youth safety." Rather, "of much greater significance in crime control is the fact that rates of serious crime among youth are strongly correlated with those of adults around them."6 It seems that children's participation in crime is less tied to whether or not they're in a traditional school setting during certain hours than to the kind of example and supervision they receive from their parents.
Adam's later study also confirmed that some curfew laws either have no significant effects on crime, or, as in the case of Cincinnati, have actually caused truancy to increase. He attributes the touted effectiveness of such laws to inaccurate surveying methods and to the high amount of public opinion in support of these laws (54% of parents and 88% of mayors think such laws work to reduce juvenile crime).7
Do They Impact Homeschoolers?
Many laws do not contain provisions exempting homeschoolers from curfew restrictions. Even if homeschoolers are exempted, children may still be questioned by law enforcement officers who do not realize the children are homeschooled. It is thus not surprising that homeschoolers are at the forefront of those who protest juvenile curfew laws.8 Such laws seem to have unintended consequences. Many homeschoolers are uncomfortable with the presumption of juvenile guilt on which these laws are based, an assumption that hopes to limit the freedom of all school children because of the delinquency of some.9
HSLDA has helped several families fight accusations of truancy and unconstitutional daytime curfew ordinances. In 1997, for example, HSLDA helped five families file a suit against the city of Monrovia, California, to challenge the constitutionality of the city's daytime curfew ordinance. That case was decided in favor of the city, but in recent years HSLDA has written numerous letters to city councils all over the country, explaining the constitutional issues raised by daytime curfews (these include potential freedom of assembly, parental rights, and fourth amendment claims) and urging them to vote down any such proposals. We have also represented several member families in court when their homeschooled children are ticketed for being in violation of daytime curfews. Currently, HSLDA is challenging the Los Angeles daytime curfew as applied to homeschoolers. (Read the HSLDA article: "Los Angeles Daytime Curfew Citation Dismissed.")
What is HSLDA's position? At a minimum, HSLDA consistently holds that these curfews should include clear exceptions for homeschool students. Beyond this, HSLDA has five more general objections to curfew laws:
1) Ineffectiveness: As previously noted, juvenile curfew laws are a poor policy decision because they fail to achieve their intended effect of deterring crime.
2) Search without probable cause: Daytime curfew laws allow law enforcement officers to search, question, and deter juveniles without going through the constitutional safeguards that were designed to protect citizens from unreasonable searches and seizures. (US Const, Am. IV)
3) Presumption of guilt: As noted, daytime curfew laws presume all juveniles out during certain hours guilty until proven innocent.
4) Indiscriminate punishment: Daytime curfews punish all juveniles indiscriminately, regardless of whether or not those juveniles and their families are conforming to a public school schedule.
5) Inappropriate vagueness: Many laws are worded such that they allow punishment for things like "loitering" or "idling,&rduqo; terms that leave ample room to the interpretation of law enforcement officers.
HSLDA encourages its members to contact us if you or your children are ever encountered by problems or harassment due to such laws.
1. Adams, Kenneth. (2003). The Effectiveness of Daytime Curfews at Juvenile Crime Prevention. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 587(136). Retrieved from: http://ann.sagepub.com/cgi/reprint/587/1/136.
3. Favor, Tony. (21 July 2009) Youth Curfew Popular with American Cities but Effectiveness and Legality are Questioned. City of Mayors Society. Retrieved from: http://www.citymayors.com/society/usa-youth-curfews.html.
4. Eaton, Leslie. (26 March 2009). More Cities Target Teens with Daytime Curfews. Wall Street Journal. Retrieved from: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123802404458842181.html.
6. Macallair, Males, Mike, and Dan. (1999). An Analysis of Curfew Enforcement and Juvenile Crime in California. Western Criminology Review 1(2), Retrieved from: http://wcr.sonoma.edu/v1n2/males.html.
9. Barr, Bob. (6 April 2009) Daytime Curfews, While Perhaps Popular, are Bad Policy. Atlanta Journal-Constitution Blog. Retrieved from: http://blogs.ajc.com/bob-barr-blog/2009/04/06/daytime-curfews-while-perhaps-popular-are-bad-policy/.


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It would be impossible to count how many times each summer a professional groomer is asked to shave a client's dog in an attempt to make it cooler. Here in rural Montana where the summers are scorching, I have had requests to shave almost every breed imaginable. It is a common misconception that all dogs would automatically be cooler if they had less hair.
First it is important to consider is what type of hair the dog has. All dogs can basically be divided into two groups. First we have those who need to have their cut on a regular basis, such as poodles, shih tzus, cocker spaniels, lhasa apsos, terriers, etc. Dogs in this group have hair that would continue growing longer and longer until it was cut. These breeds can be shaved with no problem. Taking off excess coat by shaving them down in hot weather will indeed make them more comfortable and cooler, and will not cause damage to the dog's coat. However, this is not the case with the second group.
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Mobile Hairdressing is regular part of our everyday lives. It's too easy to take it for decided, and forget the key task it has in causal to an active and increasing economy. Mobile Hairdressing is a trendy career that countless people enjoy making a income from. Mobile Hairdressers work - cutting, dyeing and shampooing customer's hair and many other services. Mobile Hairdressing as a Career has many unusual forecasts and can also gives you time to a busy social life.
If you are interested to make Mobile Hairdressing as a Career or if you are looking what to do to become a hairdresser the following information will be helpful for you:
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As well as having relevant experience hairdressers also need the right personal qualities to progress. Candidates require being good with their hands and enthusiastic to learn new skills. A reasonable degree of inspiration is required as are good customer service skills. These two characteristic will frequently be experienced as customers will ask for advices for dissimilar hairstyles for different intentions. As well as this you require to be eager about your work and keep alongside each other of new styles and fashions.
Well qualified hairdressers keep on developing their skills in high-quality areas. This can consist of coloring and dyeing skills as well as alternative therapies and other mobile hairdressing services.
After working as a hair stylist in a salon some hairdressers make a decision to go into business opening their own salons. Otherwise some people start mobile hairdressing businesses plateful people in the society who have problems with maneuverability or who unable to leave their home for some reasons. If you would like to practice either of these it is optional that you learn a business management course at National Vocational Qualification level. A driving license is also required and is essential for hairdressers wants to start mobile hairdressing business.


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With college students viewing participation in recreational sports programs and activities as a key determinant of college satisfaction, success, recruitment and retention, you can bet your bottom dollar that university recreation centers will continue building, expanding and renovating in 2006.
"As we know from our research, construction of rec sports facilities has been holding steady for the next 10 years, and we expect it to continue," says Barry Brown, spokesperson for the National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association (NIRSA), referring to the annual NIRSA Collegiate Recreational Sports Facility Construction Survey.
Conducted in December 2004, the study looked at NIRSA Member Institutions that recently undertook, are planning to undertake or completed new construction, remodeling and/or expansion of student recreational sports facilities between 2004 and 2010. A total of 333 colleges and universities reported involvement in facility planning, construction, remodeling, and /or expansion projects. Together, those 333 schools have a total student enrollment of 3.8 million with 2.85 million students participating in campus recreational sports programs.
"Students are demanding better facilities and are actually willing to pay for them," says Brown. "They are even voting for an increase in student fees when facilities won't be built for years."
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Glenogle features Lodge accommodation on 3 levels.
Our Lodge boasts 10 luxurious rooms with soft warm down duvets and fluffy bathrobes, as well as a 2-bedroom suite complete with living area and a big-screen TV in the main lodge.
Our suites and lodge are complete with full in-floor heating.
Rooms are available with either 1 King bed, 2 Queen beds, 1 Queen bed and even a room with 4 single beds. All rooms have private combination baths. Most rooms feature decks with views to the Rocky- and Purcell mountains and the Columbia Valley.
One of our rooms on the main level offers accommodation accessible for the physically challenged, including a wheelchair accessible shower as well as access to the balcony with stunning views.
A sumptuous breakfast buffet is available upon request for an additional $ 17.50. A full 3 course meal is available for $ 38.00; or dine and choose from our regular dinner menu at our featured licensed lounge & restaurant.
All our rooms and cabins are non-smoking. Hypoallergenic bedding is available upon request. Some rooms feature television sets, double vanities and additional sofa beds. Please advise us of any preferences you may have.
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At the lodge we have an exercise room, family/games room including a pool table and a big screen TV. Broadband and wireless high speed internet is available in the lodge rooms and all the cabins.
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The seasonal outside hot tub (winter season only) is complementary for house guests. Spa Services are extra and by appointment only. There are no outside Foods or Drinks allowed in the common areas of the lodge and no street shoes, bring slippers or use ours.
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Quiet hour is 11:00 p.m.
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We are a small operation and cancellations impact us significantly. Please, do not make a reservation until your travel plans have been finalized and you are certain of your stay.
A deposit in the amount for the first night, or for longer stays of at least 50% of the total amount, is required to hold a reservation (with credit card). 30 days notice is required for cancellations, a $ 50.00 cancellation fee plus applicable taxes is charged to your credit card at any time after booking. If you cancel within 30 days of the scheduled arrival, the deposit will be lost and the cancellation fee will also be charged.
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If you've been following the ongoing saga of revenge porn site IsAnybodyDown.com, you might recall that I've alleged that the site's operator, Craig Brittain of Colorado Springs, was likely getting photos for his site by responding to Craigslist personals ads. I theorized this on the basis that most of the posts on IsAnybodyDown are tagged 'craigslist' and from screenshots posted by Brittain.
And now there's proof.
CBS Denver investigative reporter Brian Maass has acquired emails which were sent to victims of IsAnybodyDown. His must-read story is here.
The emails were sent under a fake name — "Jess Davis" — in order to solicit nude photos from Craigslist posters. The "Jess Davis" concocted by Brittain incorporates part of the real name and photos of one of the victims of IsAnybodyDown. After he successfully conned women (and presumably men) into providing him with their nude photos, names, phone numbers, and dates of birth, Craig Brittain then himself posted those photos to IsAnybodyDown under the guise that they were submitted by a user or ex-lover. He then used another alter-ego — 'lawyer' "David Blade III" — to defraud victims of $250 to have their own photos removed from the site.
The headers (technical data showing the route the emails took) show that the emails originated from the same Colorado Springs IP address used by Craig Brittain, including in emails sent by both himself and "David Blade." Headers of an email also show that it was sent using DreamMail 184.108.40.206 — the same version of the same obscure email program used by both Craig Brittain (as seen in this screenshot posted to his site) and "David Blade."
Craig Brittain has repeatedly denied allegations that he dredged Craigslist for photos. Responding to questions asking whether he had ever posted on Craigslist or responded to a Craigslist post, Brittain remarked:
All of the content on my website is submitted by users.
That means all of it
Asked whether the site gets pictures by responding to Craigslist ads, Craig responded:
Some submitters may send in pictures that they got from Craigslist, but we personally don't get them ourselves.
Craig Brittain is lying. In addition to the emails provided to CBS Denver and myself, there is substantial evidence that Craig was trolling Craigslist for nude photos. Nor do Craig's explanations for discrepancies in his story make any sense.
In one email that Craig Brittain posted (and later deleted from his site when I pointed it out), he tells a victim that a picture is not "stolen" because "you sent it to me."
Further, screenshots of emails posted to IsAnybodyDown purportedly submitting the victim's photos (and phone number) often show the victim's name in the "From:" field. The "To:" field is usually redacted so that it's impossible to see who the 'submitter' is. But not always: two emails (here and here) posted by Craig show that the emails were sent in response to Craigslist posts and were sent directly by the victim to two of Craig's email addresses.
For example, this email appears to come directly from a victim:
Craig attempts to explain this "From:" discrepancy by claiming:
The emails that appear under the name of the person who is pictured are emails that were forwarded to me by the submitters of the content. They usually contain phone numbers as proof that the people in question voluntarily sent their phone number to the submitter. All phone numbers contain screen captures for that reason.
But that's not how forwarded emails appear in the email program Brittain uses (DreamMail 188.8.131.52). As with most email programs, a forwarded email appears in the text of the email, like this:
So what? We already knew that he's a dishonest lowlife. But this is important. Because he was the submitter of content to his site, Craig Brittain will likely lose any CDA Sec. 230 immunity as to claims raised by victims he deceived on Craigslist. And there are potentially a lot of victims who can avoid the CDA entirely: some 430 entries on the site are tagged "craigslist." Assuming that Craig Brittain was the 'submitter' of these photos, he is at risk of personal liability for at least half of the site's victims.
Second, this also suggests that Craig is comfortable creating fake identities online and denying that he's ever done so. Is there anyone left who believes that Craig is not "David Blade" or the "Takedown Hammer" (as his ever-shifting story claims)? No.
But wait, there's more! In addition to the "David Blade" persona (who Craig now says is some guy named "James," but won't provide the full name of "James"), Craig Brittain apparently operates a number of fake profiles on Facebook. These profiles almost uniformly 'like' Craig's projects, including IsAnybodyDown, his abandoned "YoureNotAnon.com", and various karaoke events in Colorado Springs. See for yourself:
- Louise Bradshaw, whose profile can be seen logged into Facebook in this screenshot posted by Craig Brittain to IsAnybodyDown;
- Erica Lovette, who commented on a Huffington Post article about Hunter Moore to encourage the site to profile IsAnybodyDown. "Erica" commented that "Is Anybody Down is scary";
- Elisha Meadows, who turned up in the comments of the Independent profile of Craig Brittain to say: "craig and chance are awesome. the rest of these idiots are fucking trash who should kill themselves";
- Cayleigh Potts;
- Eily Maddox;
- Cassie Davidson;
- Lainey Steele;
- Jessica Albertson; and
- Gemma Koch.
Finally, if Craig happens to read this: avoid the temptation to delete emails or accounts. That's called spoliation of evidence, and doing so will not end well for you.
UPDATE 2/19: Craig Brittain responds
Craig Brittain responds to some of these allegations on his Twitter. Excerpts:
CBS4 story is another Nicholas Weaver/Marco Randazza fabrication. No truth to it at all. These women are told to lie by their attorneys
— Craig R.S. Brittain (@CraigRSBrittain) February 17, 2013
Once again, all of the content that appears on my website is sent in by users.
— Craig R.S. Brittain (@CraigRSBrittain) February 17, 2013
CBS4 and Maass are grabbing at straws – generally, no one watches their garbage programming – I felt bad for them and decided to help out
— Craig R.S. Brittain (@CraigRSBrittain) February 17, 2013
I don't live a lie. My life is honest. Honest to the point where it's boring… the media tells lies to spice up the story
— Craig R.S. Brittain (@CraigRSBrittain) February 17, 2013
Exaggeration is an art form. My opponents and I both know that. I'm more modest than they are. I play down my achievements.
— Craig R.S. Brittain (@CraigRSBrittain) February 17, 2013
So you can tell all your friends – that one suburban kid from middle America made a bigger wave in 6 months than POTUS made in 8 years.
— Craig R.S. Brittain (@CraigRSBrittain) February 17, 2013


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by Kevin Kimmes
Yes, today's title (well part of it) is taken from the musical "Damn Yankees".
Already I can hear some of you saying, "A musical? That's girl stuff!", but in this case, oh how wrong you would be. See "Damn Yankees" is the story of a devoted Washington Senators fan named Joe Boyd who sells his soul to the devil so that the Senators can acquire a "long ball hitter" and finally beat the "damn Yankees". It's a story about unflinching devotion to your team even when you know that the outcomes will probably just break your heart.
Now replace Senators with Brewers, and Yankee's with Cardinals, and you have a story that most Milwaukee fans can identify with because we, much like Joe, have seen our fair share of suffering over the years. It's part of what being a small market fan means to me.
It means having the odds stacked against you:
From 1998 to 2012, Milwaukee played in the NL Central, the only division in all of baseball that was composed of 6 teams. So what, you say? Well, due to the fact that the division contained 1 more team than most (2 more than the AL West), Milwaukee's chances of winning the division in any given year were a meager 16.67%. That's 3.33% lower than most MLB teams.
It means being thankful for what you have:
When the Braves pulled up stakes and headed south to Atlanta, Milwaukee was left with a gaping hole where baseball had once resided. To their credit, the White Sox did try and remedy this to some extent by playing some games each year at County Stadium, but it just wasn't the same as having a team to call our own. For this reason alone, I will always respect Bud Selig, not for being commission, but for returning baseball to a city that truly loves the game.
If you need further proof of this point, consider that Milwaukee ranked 11th in overall attendance last year despite being the team with the smallest market.
It means taking the highs with the lows:
My experiences at Miller Park have included being on hand the night that Milwaukee clinched the NL Central title for the first time and the day that they were officially eliminated from the 2012 playoff hunt. You learn to love the highs and accept the lows. It's all part of loving the game.
It means staying true to your team, even when all hope is lost:
I ended the 2012 season by catching 3 out of the last 4 Brewers home games at Miller Park. Milwaukee was mathematically eliminated from the Wild Card hunt after losing the 1st of the 4 games, but I went to the remaining games anyway. Why? Because, you never know what you might see. In fact, for my troubles I got to see Martin Maldonado hit his first career grand slam, and Kameron Loe and Manny Parra pitch for the last time as Brewers.
Kevin Kimmes is a regular contributor to creamcitycables.com and an applicant for the 2013 MLB Fan Cave. You can follow him on Twitter at @kevinkimmes.


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A new book titled, The Church of Jezebel, Hijacking the Gospel, is stirring up some buzz among televangelists who preach Word Faith, even though the book itself is fiction and does not mention any particular leaders or churches. The Christian thriller is a new novel by Derik Girdwood, who says that his book is based on the real life corruption and cult side of some televangelists and churches, according to an article today via the Christian Post:
The Christian suspense novel is fictional. However, the author says his book is based on the real life corruption and cult side of some televangelists and churches.
By Alex Murashko | Christian Post Reporter Thu, Oct. 20 2011
Derik R. Girdwood doesn't name anyone in particular in his book, but he told The Christian Post that in his writing he eludes to three or four televangelists and specifically what they have said or have written in books they've authored.
"Some churches and televangelists seem to speak in what's called 'spiritualese.' One example would be 'seed faith.' Basically, they're asking for money and if you give money you should have this expectation of 100 percent return in some way," said Girdwood, 59, a Michigan-based attorney.
"I think that is a faulty reason for a Christian to give. We give out of compassion. We give out of love. We give out to support a church, but I think that seed faith is not a good principle for tithing or giving."
Secondly, Girdwood sees a problem with televangelists who teach "word faith," which is the "name it and claim it" type of preaching in which church members are encouraged to visualize their desires as if they were already received.
"I think that standing on the word of God is a good thing, but I think that if we think it's going to eliminate God's sovereignty, then I think we are going to be sorely mistaken," he said. "We can name and claim anything we want, but ultimately it's up to God. God isn't a vending machine."
The third problem area that Girdwood addresses in The Church of Jezebel by way of fictional storytelling is "faith healing." Again, he said he believes God has the final say on who does or does not get healed.
"I don't think there is any dispute that people like Benny Hinn, or Kenneth Copeland, or Kenneth Hagin, generally promote a lot of that stuff," Girdwood said. "These type of televangelists only care about how much money they can get, how big of a church then can build, how many networks or how many radio stations they can get on. [Also,] what kind of car they can get or how many mansions they can get. I really think it's a perversion of the Gospel."
The Church of Jezebel follows the story of Christina, 18, who attends a megachurch and starts attending a Bible college. She is also "easily awed by the power of the dynamic speeches."
"She has a real heart for God," Girdwood said of Christina. "She's excited to join this Bible college and church. It's somewhat of a legalistic and overly spiritualistic type of church. She has some confrontations with her father over her faith and over this church.
"She winds up giving her total obedience to this church and Bible college only to find that they really don't care about her at all and they will use her in any way to increase the church's wealth," he said.
Girdwood told CP that one of the reasons he wrote the book was because of what he witnessed his wife going through before she died from cancer a little more than seven years ago.
"She was a very devout Christian. She leaned more toward the legalistic church. She didn't see a doctor because maybe she thought her faith was strong enough to overcome it. She didn't see a doctor until too late," he said. "Seeing some of the things through her eyes and my eyes and watching the televangelists on TV…"
"It got to the point where [I thought] somebody should write a book because there is a lot of good people with good hearts who want to really please God. Then, they find themselves joining or tithing to a church or televangelist that really doesn't care about them."
"It's unfortunate that sometimes good people end up getting abused and manipulated by some of these churches and televangelists," he said.
Girdwood said he knows that he is not the only one that feels that way about some ministers and churches.
"When Jesus would criticize people in the Bible or criticize things it was mostly the church leaders that he criticized. He dined with the sinners and the tax collectors, and everybody else. He had compassion for them. I don't think too much has changed. There are many, many good churches, but there [are] a lot of bad ones, too," he explained.
- Pat Robertson Warns '700 Club' Viewers to Beware of False Prophets
- Brazil Church in Scandal: Leaders Accused of Embezzling Millions From Believers
- Televangelist Juanita Bynum Raises Brows With 'Tongues' Prayer on Facebook
- Paula White's Without Walls Sues Former Pastor for 'Stealing' Members
- Benny Hinn Goes Public to Answer Critics
- Televangelist Kenneth Copeland Blasted for 'Unfulfilled Promises'
- Theology Group Reflects on Impact of Prosperity Gospel
- White Son of Black 'Prosperity' Preacher Shares His Story


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I am using Mac OSX Snow Leopard. Now, I am giving my MacBook to my younger brother, who is quite new to OS X and Unix. He is using Windows for thelast 8 months, and is quite familiar with it.
I need your guidance in finding Video Tutorials, that I can give to him so he can learn on his own about different things.
Please suggest some video tutorials from any provider, be it Lynda or Total Training. Even ebooks and books titles are welcome.


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Level 3 could eye more acquisitions
Broomfield-based Level 3 Communications announced today that it would buy back $550 million in 12.25 percent notes due 2013, a move one analyst says will allow the company to pursue acquisitions.
Level 3 plans to fund the debt buyback with a $640 million offering
of notes maturing in 2018.
UBS telecom analyst John Hodulik said Level 3 is probably buying back the debt because of the high interest rate and a restriction attached to the bonds that effectively makes it less attractive for the company to acquire a firm. It's the last of Level 3's bonds to contain that stringent covenant.
"Its redemption may pave the way for further acquisitions by
Level 3," Hodulik wrote in a research note today. "Potential targets could include Global Crossing and XO Communications."
Level 3 went through a spending spree in 2006, acquiring about a half-dozen companies within a year. But the company struggled to integrate the acquisitions, which may have led to the abrupt resignation of co-founder and chief operating officer Kevin O'Hara in 2008.
As you may recall, Hodulik also speculates that Denver-based Qwest could be involved in M&A activity this year. He suggests a rural phone company such as CenturyLink could have interest in Qwest.
Level 3 also announced today that it was free cash flow neutral in 2009, meaning it generated enough cash from operations to cover capital expenses.


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"Magic is Might" was the motto of the the Ministry of Magic while it was under the control of Lord Voldemort in 1997 and 1998. It represented the idea that wizards and witches are inherently superior to Muggles, and, as such, are entitled to rule over them.[1][2]
Known UsesEdit
This phrase was engraved at the base of a statue that was installed in the Atrium of the Ministry of Magic Headquarters after Voldemort took power. Replacing the Fountain of Magical Brethren, the statue featured a gigantic witch and wizard seated atop thrones made up of tiny, naked, stupid- and ugly-looking Muggles.[1]
Similar MottosEdit
Hermione Granger compared "Magic is Might" to "For the Greater Good", the motto Gellert Grindelwald used to justify his actions in the European Wizarding Revolution.[2]
Behind the scenesEdit
- Similar slogans are also used in other prominent works of fiction such as the party slogans in the dystopian novel Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell: "War is Peace", "Freedom is Slavery", and "Ignorance is Strength".
- In the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, the Muggles are clothed, the wizard and witch standing rather than seated, and the statue white rather than black.


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Please donate to ensure Allegheny County gets the best Voting Machines
e need your help to make sure Allegheny County gets the best voting machines. OpenPittsburgh.Org worked during 2017 in consultation with cybersecurity and computer experts and with input from voting rights advocates to propose an ordinance that would create an expert Voting System Review Commission which would determine the best system for the County to acquire. But the County Solicitor would not let County Council consider it. So we appealed to the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas and Commonwealth Court.
The litigation required hiring a law firm to file the appeal, incurring the accompanying filing and attorney fees. We have paid around $10,000 so far, but the remaining balance is roughly $33,000 which we need your help to pay. Anything you can give will help ensure we obtain the best and most secure voting machines possible with voter verified paper-backed voting. Please donate.
As an alternative, we have also prepared an ordinance to restructure the current Board of Elections as an independent Board of Elections and Registration which separates the oversight of elections from incumbent elected officials and requires some of its appointed members have expertise in computers, cybersecurity, and the needs of people with disabilities. Half of the new Board would need to have experience as Judges of Elections to make sure a number of its members have prior hands on experience administering elections.. We will be collecting the signatures of 500+ registered Allegheny County voters in order to submit the proposal to County Council.
Open Government Amendment to the Pittsburgh City Charter
n 2016, OpenPittsburgh.Org managed to obtain enough signatures to place a comprehensive City Charter Amendment on the fall ballot after acquiring a federal injunction that enabled using professional canvassers to collect petition signatures. However, the Mayor's Chief of Staff objected and sought to have the Amendment removed from the ballot. Though the objections were filed well beyond the mandatory challenge period, nonetheless, Judge Joseph James rejected 70 years of case law and allowed the objections to stand, then withheld his ruling in the expedited case until over two weeks later, issuing it just two days before the ballots were sent to the printer, making a successful appeal virtually impossible.
While being removed from the ballot was at first a huge disappointment, we quickly recognized it created a tremendous opportunity. Despite the Mayor's statements of support for open government to the contrary, we could clearly see we would be ill-advised to expect the administration to implement the Open Government Amendment effectively if it were ratified. We can now revise the Amendment, splitting it into two referendum questions, the second being to establish a new, independent Open Government Office with a non-partisan elected director. The new office would be responsible for implementing the City's new Open Government requirements; for establishing a citywide Citizen Advisory Panel; and for providing the support needed to ensure effective proactive public participation -- all of which in the Amendment's earlier versions was to have been the responsibility of the mayor.
You can get involved and help with drafting the final provisions for the new Open Government Office by contacting OpenPittsburgh.Org today.
City Council hearing update
The August 30, 2917 public hearing about having City Council place a referendum question on the election ballot went very well. There is a truncated video online which unfortunately cut off the beginning of the hearing. Followup action by concerned citizens is still needed. See the revised City Council public hearing notice article for what you can do.


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It Is All About BTC, LTC, ETH, ZEC mining as well as other alternative crypto currencies
If you remember a while ago we have talked about the 550 MHS BW-L21 Litecoin (Scrypt) ASIC Miner as an interesting alternative to Bitmain's AntMiner L3+ Scrypt ASICs. Unfortunately back then these were hard to order as there was a minimum order quantity of 100 units and not an easy and straightforward way to order them. This is apparently about to change as the manufacturer of the devices Biwang Electronic Commerce Co. (BW) has appointed the Australian company Block Assets Limited trading as HyperBit as their Worldwide Retail Distributor for the L21 ASIC miner. So finally some competition for BitMain in the home mining segment and more options for the small miners to get back into the Litecoin mining…
You can currently order the 550 MHS BW-L21 Litecoin ASIC miner from HyperBit at a price of $2690 USD in single unit quantities and get it delivered worldwide with a shipping set to start on 30th of November for the current batch of miners. The L21 is apparently the current leader in terms of performance Litecoin Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) miner on the market with 550 MHS hashrate and with just 900W of power usage. It is not clear what the situation with the power supply is at this point however, is there one included (no mention), but a PSU does appear on one of the product photos. Most likely you would need to buy the PSU separately, one that does provide at least 1000W of power and comes equipped with at least 6x 6-pin PCI-E power connectors. Do note that all orders are being shipped directly from the manufacturers location – Shenzhen, China.
BW-L21 Scrypt ASIC Specifications:
– Hash rate: 550MH/s (+- 10%)
– Power consumption: 900W (+- 10%)
– Cooling: 2pcs @ 3000 RPM
– Dimensions: 329mm * 127mm * 159mm
– Network connection: Ethernet
– Technology: 28nm ASIC chips
– ASIC chips quantity: 144 chips
– Operating temperature: 0 to 40 Degree Celsius
– Warranty: 6 months
– Weight: 4.8kg
– Visit the HyperBit website for more details about the BW-L21 Litecoin ASIC Miner…


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Alabama Counties: Lowndes County
Click on the map to get a detailed image of the county
Provided by Alabama Maps
Lowndes County was created by an act of the Alabama General Assembly on 20 Jan. 1830. It was formed from parts of Montgomery, Dallas, and Butler counties. Lowndes County is located in the south-central portion of the state, in the Black Belt. It encompasses 714 square miles.
The county is named for South Carolina statesman William Lowndes. The area has a rich aboriginal history and was a center of plantation life in Alabama. The county seat is Hayneville. Other significant towns include White Hall, Letohatchee, Lowndesboro and Fort Deposit.
Owen, Thomas McAdory. History of Alabama and Dictionary of Alabama Biography. Chicago: S. J. Clarke Publishing Co., 1921.
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Below are some screenshots and descriptions of applications where Virtual Treeview is used. I hope you enjoy it. Click on the images if you want to see a larger version.
With the release 5.4.0 my part on Virtual Treeview's development is over.
It's now maintained by JAM Software. I will not add any new entry in this gallery.
Busmatick MonitorWritten by Pablo Alebizakis (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
Show connections in realtime of the public bus network.
A1 Website AnalyzerWritten by Micro-Sys ApS (email@example.com, Homepage).
A1 Website Analyzer is a seo and site audit tool. See internal site structure, duplicate titles and content, broken links and redirects, site errors and more.
One of the reason for using Virtual Treeview was memory usage. After analyzing a website you can easily have 100000 URLs (much more actually) you need to represent visually. And with up to 40+ columns of data for each URL it becomes extremely important to save memory whereever possible. Another deciding factor was that it is very versatile in representing various types of data columns including custom draw. I have yet to encounter a limitation when using virtual treeview.
Beyond SyncWritten by fevosoft (email@example.com, Homepage).
- Real time sync made easy
Kosy EnterpriseWritten by HKS Informatik GmbH, Germany (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
Kosy Enterprise is a totally flexible controlling software developed by HKS Informatik GmbH, Germany. Through consistent programming universal controlling functions, we have succeeded to create a software which is extremely successful in many different environments and industries, companies of all sizes and with different objectives.
Virtual Treeview is used for interactive screen views as well as for all kinds of printing issues, since it has an optimal treatment of large structures (100,000+ nodes) and it is extendable very easily.
streamWriterWritten by Alexander Nottelmann (email@example.com, Homepage).
With streamWriter it is possible to record MP3/AAC streams like those from internet radio stations.
Precision HelperWritten by Roman Macura (email@example.com, Homepage).
Tool for creating and managing help projects. It focuses on the organization of existing html files, xml files, scripts, images and other resources so that the help author has the best overview of his project.
Pretty FlowWritten by Grega Loboda (email@example.com, Homepage).
Automate your tasks with PrettyFlow. PrettyFLow has tasks that are triggered in different ways. Time, file change, copy something to clipboard, hotkey or manually. Every task includes actions. Actions perform different things. Backup your files to zip, update sources, build project, compile help, build setup, copy files, ftp actions and many more.
Clone ToolsWritten by Kristian Rapp (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
Clone Tools is a duplicate file finder program that finds not only duplicate files but also the folders containing the duplicate files. The program lets the user explore how two folders with duplicate files relate to each other in a side-by-side explorer like browser. Thanks to the VirtualTreeView control this side-by-side browser is very fast even when comparing huge directory structures.
RidNacsWritten by Stephan Plath (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
RidNacs is a very fast disk space usage analyzer for Microsoft Windows. It scans your local drives, network drives or single directories and produces a tree view with a percentage bar chart column. This gives the user a quick and easy way to identify the largest directories and it's very useful for cleaning up the disk.
The result of the scan can be exported in different formats (XML, HTML, CSV, TXT), so it could be printed or compared with future scans. Besides of all these benefits RidNacs has an outstanding scan performance and it scores with a small memory footprint.
JaseWritten by Rüdiger Donnerbauer (email@example.com, Homepage).
Jase is an open source (GPL) text based webeditor running on all flavors of windows. It offers suitable and quick assist especially by doing boring tasks like generating tables and lists, calculating relative links, finding out websafe colors and much more. The editor is not bloated but is focused on core features like tidy integration, internal preview, servermapping to get PHP/MySQL scripts running, painless integration of external tools and so on. I decided to use Virtual Treeview / VirtualShellTools for a very simple reason: you can't beat them - neither their features, nor their look!
Duplicate Finder 2.2Written by Irwan Santosa (email@example.com, Homepage).
Vistanita Duplicate Finder will find and remove ALL duplicate files from your system, freeing valuable hard-drive space and increasing your computers performance!
BDO ToolsWritten by Brian D. Ogilvie (email@example.com, Homepage).
Written to facilitate database-driven website creation and maintenance, BDO Tools is a collection of 10 Unicode-enabled text, image and file manipulation utilities.
Virtual Treeview is used in the Rename Files and Resize Images tools and was chosen because it is the best - fast, stable, Unicode-enabled and highly configurable.
Open XML EditorWritten by Dieter Köhler (email@example.com, Homepage).
The Open XML Editor is a freely available tool for XML document editing. It includes a built-in XML wellformedness tester and DTD validator.
Fusion DeskWritten by Boris Yankov (email@example.com, Homepage).
FusionDesk is project management and time tracking software for individuals and small teams. Its power is well disguised behind a simple and elegant user interface.
As it turns out, I actually have used your Virtual Treeview in all my apps.< br/>Here are the other apps that you might want to include in the gallery:
The control is used in the main window to show monitored data.
Smart To-Do
Virtual Tree view is used for the task list.
My first app, where I discovered your great component. Using it smartly gave my startup manager application an edge over the other competitors.
Smart Music ExplorerWritten by Pascal Enz (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
Smart Music Explorer is an easy to use Mp3 Management Tool. It couldn't have realized without the help of your great Virtual TreeView component. Actually your VTV is the only reason, why I've chosen Delphi for this project instead of C#.
DispatchWritten by Jeff Bendixsen (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
Dispatch is an in house (work in progress) transportation managment tool. Create trips, define legs and assign resources. Monitor drive times and ETA's.
xStarterWritten by Alex Gilev (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
Software for automating computing tasks.
xStarter automates execution of everyday tasks by task scheduler or system events.
TaoNotes 3DWritten by Vadim Schetinkin (email@example.com, Homepage).
TaoNotes 3D is an advanced notetaking tool suitable for a wide range of notetaking actions. TaoNotes 3D manages notes organized as outline structure suppoting some additional dimensions for ranging notes (states, flags, priorities).
Build on the outstanding outline component VirtualTreeview by Mike Lischke TaoNotes 3D gives you essential freedom in implementing your own notetaking system.
Smart InspectWritten by Gurock Software GmbH (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
SmartInspect is a logging tool for debugging and monitoring .NET, Java and Delphi applications. It helps you to identify bugs, find solutions to customer problems and gives you a clear understanding of how your software works in different environments and under different circumstances. SmartInspect assists you even where regular debuggers fail: It is possible to easily debug distributed systems, multi-threaded applications, software on production systems and even inspect the software that runs at your customer's place!
The Virtual Treeview control has been used in SmartInspect because no other treeview control provided the same performance together with the nice customization options.
Trace ToolWritten by Thierry Parent (Homepage).
TraceTool is a trace viewer (written in Delphi 7) that displays multiple kinds of sources, from the provided framework, log files, event log or the old OutputDebugString method. All traces are displayed in Virtual tree view components.
TraceTool is also an easy and powerful Delphi, Java and C# client framework to send simple traces, grouped traces, class and object viewer, dump, and call stack.
Ideal for multi tiers development or graphical component development since traces can be send to another PC (then without graphical interferences between the debugger and the application)
ModelMaker Code ExplorerWritten by Gerrit Beuze (Homepage).
Virtual Treeview is used in several places in ModelMaker Code Explorer. Key features include:
- Award winning Refactoring Browser with Delphi Pascal and C# support.
- Integrated with Borland Delphi 5 .. Delphi 2005 and Microsoft Visual Studio 2003.
- Improve the design of existing code with build-in refactorings.
- Instant, two-way navigation. Parses and edits any C# file, not only those in project - unlike the VS Classes view.
- IntelliReplace propagates renames in code.
- Create and edit classes, methods etc. Cut, Copy and Paste let you pick up classes, properties and methods and duplicate them or move them to another class or module. Where necessary names and modifiers are automatically adjusted.
- Rearrange and Sort code.
- IDE Editor Refactorings bring refactorings right in the IDE source Editor.
As a Browser it shows classes (inheritance) and members (fields, methods, properties) in two filtered views, similar to the windows explorer.
Code Explorer is fully Form Designer aware and, for example, has special filters to suppress component fields and event handler methods.
As a Refactoring Editor, it makes changing code easy and fast: Classes and members can be created and modified through drag and drop or by selecting options in dedicated dialogs. You edit, correct and delete existing classes and members just as easy as you created them.
ModelMaker Tools donated a free copy of its excellent Code Explorer to me. I much appreciate this support of my work. I'm sure it will greatly improve my productivity.
Borland Delphi 2005Written by Borland (Homepage).
Delphi 2005 is Borland's latest integrated development environment (IDE) and it should not be necessary to explain it to you as Delphi developer. Virtual Treeview is used in several places all over the IDE. See the screen shot where I marked a couple of windows.
Archivarius 3000Written by Likasoft (email@example.com, Homepage).
Archivarius 3000 - is a full-featured application to search documents and e-mail on computer, local network and removable drives (CD, DVD and others). Key features:
- Instant full-text search of documents and e-mail.
- Context search (with morphology) in 16 languages. Support for local network and removable drives (CD, DVD and others).
- Support for popular formats, document search from MS Office and PDF to TXT.
- Searching documents in archives ZIP, ACE, RAR and others.
- Searching in Outlook, Outlook Express, MS Exchange, Netscape and The Bat! e-mail messages and their attachments.
- Remote searching and documents accessing via Internet.
OctalWorks DiskSpaceExplorerWritten by Ahmed Lazreg (email@example.com, Homepage).
OctalWorks DiskSpaceExplorer is a powerful disk space utility for Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP/2003. It lets you find and analyze the disk space occupation of files and folders on your fixed and removable drives.
MySQL Query Browser for WindowsWritten by Mike Zinner (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
The Query Browser is one of the client tools written by MySQL to access and manipulate MySQL databases. It uses two Soft Gems controls in combination to provide not only quick result set display but also to support Unicode in the results and the query editor. So we see here Virtual Treeview and Uni Code Editor (formerly Unicode Syntax Edit) in teamwork.
xml Blueprint XML EditorWritten by Monkfish (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
xmlBlueprint is the fast and smart XML Editor for Windows. It supports Syntax Highlighting, Drop Down XML Tips, XML Validation, Unicode, User Tools, FTP and WebDAV.
xmlBlueprint XML Editor uses the Virtual TreeView for many reasons: unicode support, speed and quality.
SZ Spam TerminatorWritten by Sasa Zeman (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
SZ Spam Terminator is powerful, fast and simple to use POP3 e-mail checker. With powerful heuristic analyzer, it is capable to automatically mark around 95% of incoming spam, saving your time and money dealing with unwanted messages. Allow you to simply mark and delete all unwanted messages directly from your POP3 servers before you actually download it to your e-mail client.
Central components of the SZ Spam Terminator are two TVirtualStringTree.
Unlike standard TListView, beautiful Mike's component allow fast and simple manipulation with content of the message headers. Pleasure is reciprocally - for users to get result really fast, for programmers to create simple and clear code.
WinTailerWritten by JettSoft (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
Main Functionality Includes:
- Tail Large Files - Similiar to the UNIX Tail function, the application can retrieve the last lines in large files quickly.
- Continue backwards through file - Allows continuing backwards until the top of the file is reached.
Ant Renamer 2Written by Antoine Potten (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
Ant Renamer is a free (opensource/GPL) mass file and folder renamer that supports Unicode names.
When rewriting Ant Renamer 2 in Delphi (old version was in C++Builder), Virtual Treeview was the best solution to allow to manage long list of files with customizable columns with unicode support. Thanks to the speed of items to the list, VT works also much better than TListView for the log that is filled while renaming files.
PhoA (Photo album)Written by Dmitry Kann (email@example.com, Homepage).
PhoA is a simple but powerful freeware image cataloguing software. Major features are:
- Support for most raster and some vector formats (thanks to GraphicEx library).
- Open-source own EXIF support.
- Arranging pictures into groups allowing an "offline browsing" of thumbnails.
- Storing wide range of picture data: date, time, place, author, media, film, keywords etc.
- Powerful instant search by all available data.
- Auto-arrange feature: pictures are being grouped automatically into folders by given criteria.
- Miscellaneous tool functions: sorting, picture operations etc. Undo and clipboard functionality.
- Built-in viewer is capable of predecoding in parallel thread.
- Complete documentation.
Since release 1.1.1a PhoA uses VT for all list controls. What I like most in VT to decide to use it in my software:
- Virtuality - VT is capable of displaying data from isolated storage.
- Performance - nothing to add more :)
- Flexible interface and thoroughly thought-out implementation (events, painting, associated data storage etc).
- One of the most important: quick response for bug reports and due regard given to feature requests.
- Though the Virtual Paradigm is sometimes overly being guarded :)
DOC-N-Load Desktop and DOC-N-File HunterWritten by LSI Legend software (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
Doc-N-Load Desktop is a powerful new way to manage all of your documents of any type. It effectively combines Database, Record, Image and Document Management into a tightly integrated, extremely flexible and easy-to-use system. Doc-N-Load is a powerful tool for anyone who uses their PC to manage information and files of any type, and that includes just about everyone.
Doc-N-Load makes it possible for home users and businesses of all types to begin creating their own secure, customized document management systems where they can manage any type of information they desire with the tools of their choice.
Doc-N-File Hunter is a Premier search utility from down under. It is completely integrated into Doc-N-Load Desktop and also available as a stand-alone product. With Doc-N-File Hunter, finding your files has never been easier.
The Virtual Tree View is used throughout these two applications. We needed speed and stability to handle multiple lists of 1,000's of entries as well as ultimate control over the lists themselves. VT fit the bill and is now a standard component in all of our applications requiring a tree view.
Kquery 4Written by Kris Sum (email@example.com, Homepage).
Kquery 4 is a freeware game server browser which queries tens of thousands of servers and displays them in an easy to use GUI. It's serverlist system is driven by Virtual Treeview, making browsing the server list lightning fast whilst maintaining an intelligent highlighting and display system.
AM Lightning MessengerWritten by Tony Caduto (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
AM Lightning Messenger is a powerful Instant Messenger/Chat program that includes many features such as:
- Central user management
- SQL (Firebird 1.5) backend
- user status (online, offline, away from desk)
- full offline message capability
- remote control via VNC
- VNC client password management
- System Information
- full server logging and many more.
The user directory and selection dialogs use the Virtual Tree View control, and in later versions the inbox, sent and deleted grids will use VT as well.
AM Lightning Messenger previously used an expensive commercial tree and the rewrite with VT provided cleaner and superior results.
Decoder SuiteWritten by EDB GmbH (email@example.com, Homepage).
The Decoder Suite is an absolutely new, generic platform for decoding of any kind of binary data, as they appear e.g. in communication protocols, between interfaces or simply in computer file formats. This platform supports binary, offset based data structures as well as ASN.1 BER coded data structures, and even nested structures without any restriction regarding the nesting level.
All definitions necessary for the decoding process are stored in a central database. The administration and maintenance of the data definitions is very simple and intuitive using the Decoder Suite tools.
AJC Directory SynchronizerWritten by AJC Software (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
AJC Directory Synchronizer is a directory compare and synchronize program. This is a very powerful, yet easy to use synchronizer program. Perfect for synchronizing large numbers of files between PC's. Ideal for programmers, documenters etc and a very easy laptop sync or backup solution.
This has a unique duel explorer view that overlays the two directory structures and files on top of each other with color coding. Files can be compared, opened, deleted, renamed, copied etc. All settings are saved in a project for regular comparisons.
The excellent Virtual Tree view component is used throughout this program for the directory structures, file list, and transfer list. The key benefits of Virtual Tree view are the ability to cope with very large structures and its very impressive speed.
Dynamic ExplorerWritten by DynamicExplorer Ltd. (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
The DynamicExplorer allows you to move seamlessly from one-dimensional folders to multi-dimensional categories.
Use the integrated Windows Explorer functions to continue to manage your files in an accustomed fashion, while getting used to the benefits of multiple categorization. Easily assign a file into multiple categories, yet save it to disk only once. Double Windows Explorer panes makes comparing folders and copying files secure and easy. Tight integration of folders and categories allows you to keep control of your files, even while working in the logical world of categories.
Feel at home in the familiar three window design. Administer all your documents, e-mails, favourites, pictures, MP3s, etc. from one point. There is no need for parallel searching in the Internet Explorer, Outlook or on the hard disk. The built-in preview and a series of assistants help make the administration of files easy.
The clean visual structure; the possibility of either marking multiple categories or directly double-clicking to select a category; the unlimited number of sub-categories were all features that made us choose Virtual Treeview to display our categories. We were able to give our users an accustomed Windows explorer type folder display, but with the added functionality of making multiple selections accross a variety of categories before starting an action.
Save Game ToolWritten by Michael O'Donoghue (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
Extracts chat and player names from Age of Empires - The Conquerors Recorded Games
Many requirements e.g. fast chat extraction, extract/create zip files etc., but central to the whole thing was ability to handle thousands (potentially) of files. Also needed to be able to navigate directories.
TVirtualExplorerTreeview and TVirtualExplorerListview did it all - and fast. The ability to add background images was also nice. Jim Kueneman did a nice job on creating these Virtual Treeview descendants. None of it would have been possible however without your Virtual Treeview in the first place.
This thing has thousands of users and NO BUGs relating to the treeviews anyway lol). I cant recommend this component highly enough :)
InformaizerWritten by Vadim Schetinkin (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
Informaizer is a powerful program to plan, manage and assist your activities. It includes:
- Goal scope - which describes your primary goals
- To-do list - to control what are you doing now
- Contacts - contact information quick access
- Links manager - bookmarks with HotKeys assigned
- Blocknote - to make brief notes on the fly
The virtual tree control is used for goal scope, Links manager (bookmarks) and Contacts.
QuickPlayWritten by John Scott (email@example.com, Homepage).
QuickPlay is a multi-emulator frontend, which allows users to quickly scan in ROMS and configure emulators all from one program. Simply it allows you to play games with little or no hassle.
Virtual Treeview is the central component of this program, its speed and power is key to the whole project. Loading in a few thousand ROMs in a standard treeview just wasn't going to work, Virtual Treeview is more than capable and has countless more features than a standard treeview.
DC:PROWritten by Richard Nguyen (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
DC:PRO is an open source filesharing program for the DC Networks. Main features include nice user-friendly interface, multi-hub connections, text chat with colors and images, fast threaded peer-to-peer transfers, multi-source file downloads and many more.
Virtual Treeview has been chosen among many other alternatives because of its speed and flexibility. This great component has been used throughly in the program as a replacement for the standard listviews and treeviews.
Adamant CASE toolWritten by Roman Bekturov (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Adamant is a CASE - instrument for modeling of various business processes for efficient enterprise management. Most controllers are created using VirtualTree.
BaJo Clip 2003Written by BaJo Soft GbR (email@example.com, Homepage).
BaJo Clip 2003 is an application that monitors the clipboard and keeps a history of the (text)entries. Furthermore entries can be added via drag and drop from other applications or with the build in editor. All entries can easily be edited and managed (drag and drop). Once saved the (boilerplate) text can be grouped in files and rapidly be accessed with the favorite manager.
The main purpose of this application is to keep often used text (= boilerplate text) at hand. That way Poweruser can save time and money.
Virtual Treeview is used as the central component that visualizes and manages the text snippets. We use Virtual Treeview because of the speed and huge amount of features that also can easily be adopted if needed. Virtual Treeview is always the first choice if we need a Treeview or Listview Control.
DBi-Desktop ProfessionalWritten by Sendero Software (email@example.com, Homepage).
DBi-Desktop Professional is an enhanced database manager for DBISAM. It includes such features as Interactive Pascal Scripting (allowing for complete control of your table), SQL Builder, Project Manager, Custom Report Designer, Compare Structures/DIR, Server Management and much more!
Sendero uses Virtual Treeview in many of our projects, as it was immediately apparent that if speed and unlimited control of a tree view is required, VT is the solution. The options to what can be achieved are endless!
Doc-O-Matic Authoring SystemWritten by Toolsfactory GbR (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
Doc-O-Matic is a feature rich help authoring tool and creates fully cross linked documentation systems, including both Source Code Documentation, Online Help and User Manuals in PDF, browser-based Help, HTML Help, Help 2, Windows Help and RTF. This means that every kind of documentation can be done with just one stand alone tool - Doc-O-Matic.
Doc-O-Matic uses Virtual Treeview as central topic structure management control to allow for fast creation, loading, and display of large help project with thousands of topics. Beside its speed, also the way how its appearance can be customized made the choice to use Virtual Treeview easy. In the screenshot you can see how several node images are used in combination with self defined check images.
Toolsfactory GbR donated a free copy of its cool help suite to me. I am very thankful and appreciate this support of free software as it helps to create even better documentation for it.
TDBVirtualStringTree controlWritten by Sergey Buzadzhy (email@example.com, Homepage).
It is often important to show hierarchic database data as an editable tree.
TDBVirtualStringTree is a freeware component and a descendant of TVirtualStringTree, which dynamically loads nodes for a database and controls the tree: search, filter, drag and drop operations. It is peculiar that TDBVirtualStringTree can use practically any database engines as a data source. For this you just need to write a realization of the following simple interfaces: IDBRetrieveData and IDBModifyData. To provide you with an example we have made a realization for FIBPlus, the library for direct access to InterBase and Firebird.
The speed and stability of the TreeView control is very important in database applications which operate with thousands records and TVirtualStringTree is the best choice for it!
Kapere Web suiteWritten by Sebastien Buysse (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
Kapere is a combination of tools that will make your web-life easier. It includes a Download Manager, a Download Accelerator, a Website Grabber, a Popup Killer, a File Locator, a Newsgroup Binaries Extractor, an Advertisement Filtering Module, a Remote Administration and many more features.
As soon as I included the TVirtualStringTree in Kapere, Kapere was loading faster, the lists were a joy to use even with thousands of elements and the level of customization has been increased dramatically. I should have discovered this component before.
Silicon CoachWritten by Steve Goodlass (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
The VT is a custom one that uses a quasi MVC design based on the one in the examples. The data for the model is read in and saved out using the open source QuickRTTI to create an XML like file format. I did it this way so that my files are human readable (and probably because I am a bit stupid and a binary format scared me).
DiaShow XP (version 4.0)Written by Steffen Binas (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
The AquaSoft DiaShow XP is a slide show creation tool for professional needs. It has many advanced features like animations, paths, animated transparency, object actions and events combined in a configurable userinterface. Slideshows can be played on PC with high quality or exported to (S)VCD playing on a DVD Player.
The VirtualTreeView is used very often all over the application: Object List, Search Results, Options Dialogs, Music Playlist Editor, EXIF Viewer, as a VirtualExplorerTree in Directory Creation Dialogs, Object Actions and Events List and more. We used special VT features like OLE drag and drop, Checkboxes, Images, the Tree itself ;-) and Columns.
Helium Audio ManagerWritten by Mikael Stalvik (email@example.com, Homepage).
Helium is a multi-functional audio management application, which helps users to tag files, rename files based on tags, catalogize/browse audio file collections, burn CD's with your Audio Files, manage playlists and much much more.
Helium uses the Virtual Treeview control intensively, both the normal VirtualStringTree as well as VirtualDrawTree. We first used the standard TListView in virtual mode, but is was awfully buggy, and not in any way as fast as the VirtualStringTree. The speed of the treeview is very important in Helium, since users oftem browse their entire audio collections with thousands of files at once.
VT nested header and footerThe image shows a special descentant of Virtual Treeview extended with multiple headers and a footer.
Image EditorWritten by Mike Lischke (email@example.com, Homepage).
When I wrote a little image editor for a DCOM image database client front end I needed a way to present layers in images in an easy to use way. Because of the specific requirements I needed a grid like control, which allows a similar representation as used in Photoshop. In this scenario Virtual Treeview was the control of choice, not because of its speed, but because of its flexibility and customization features.
In the image you can see the client with the Virtual Treeview plus a nice shot of the work of my GraphicEx library (PSD loading) and Alex Denisov's Graphics32 library (layer and grid support).
Cart CommanderWritten by Brien King (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
During the development of Cart Commander 2.0, I found the need to get a control that worked better than the standard TListView in Delphi 5. The standard TListView had a ton of problems in Virtual Mode and was painfully slow in "Normal Mode". I researched the issue and found Virtual Treeview. After I started using it, I fell in love with it. I now plan to use it more extensively in Cart Commander and other projects! Cart Commander allows you to track all of your cartridges, disks, tapes, CD's, etc. for every console that you have! If the console isn't listed in Cart Commander, you can add it yourself so Cart Commander will still be useful when ever a new platform comes out!
Multi InstallWritten by Nikolaj Olsson (email@example.com, Homepage).
Multi Install is an advanced cd/dvd menu for your own creations. MI consists of an editor and several installers (one skinable).
- Support for very large (100.000+ programs) layouts both as xml and encrypted.
- Navigating with cool treeview with icons.
- Fully skinable installer.
- Background music: mp3, ogg, wav, mod, mo3, xm, s3m, mtm, it, and utx.
- Languages supported: English, French, Russian, Danish, Dutch...
- Full uninstallation.
- Build-in extraction of ACE (version 1 and 2), RAR (version 2 and 3), and Zip.
- Open Source (delphi 4-6).
Multi languge treeview with various alignments and bidi modesWritten by Mike Lischke (email@example.com, Homepage).
This screen shot, which was taken from the Advanced demo, shows the tree's implementation of left-to-right (LTR) and right-to-left (RTL) reading as well its interplay with horizontal alignment and layout.
The english text column is centered, the greek text column and the arabic/hebrew text column are left aligned. The latter however is displayed using RTL directionality which results in a visual inversion of the alignment.
Note: Corresponding to the columns also hints are displayed and aligned properly. You can see this with the arabic hint.
A File ManagerWritten by Teus de Jong (email@example.com, Homepage).
This demo shows how implement a file manager with various features using Virtual Treeview.
Smart card editor and simulatorWritten by Heri Bender (email@example.com).
This editor and simulation application uses an Access database to store its data. There are 7 node types in the tree, each with an own icon. Depending on which node has the focus different frames with own details are displayed on the right pane (convinient using the event OnFocusChange).The spots in the column R/W are dynamiclly created in an image list, because their colors are customizable. The column "Files and commands" can be sized using the splitter. The nice autospanning feature can be seen where captions occupy space in columns where no text is displayed.
diALOg prestigeWritten by Fevzi ALIÞ (firstname.lastname@example.com).
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DOME DeveloperWritten by Mike Zinner (email@example.com).
DOME developer is a tool to create web sites. This application starts where Frontpage, Dreamweaver and Co stop, namely with the full integration of all objects (source code, images, files, media files, documents...) in a database (currently MySQL and Oracle). Everything is object oriented and links between the objects are created via drag'n drop.
And this is where Virtual Treeview comes massively into play. All object-browse functions are realized using the VT control and the parameters of the objects are edited utilizing Virtual Treeview (if there are no special editors defined).
Printer Usage MonitorWritten by Lucian Radulescu (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
Using VirtualTrees to monitor printers usage over a network. Mission accomplished using two virtualtrees, as one would use Win32 TreeView coupled with a ListView. The advantages of using VirtualTrees here are:
- Most important: flickerless operation at all times.
- Ability to use backgrounds.
- Easy to implement AVI style icons to display printer status.
Multithreaded server activityWritten by Lucian Radulescu (email@example.com, Homepage).
Using VirtualTrees to display multithreaded server activity. Mission accomplished using virtualtrees, as one would use Win32 ListView. The advantages of using VirtualTrees here are:
- Most important: flickerless operation at all times.
- In this application, every node is connected to a live thread, there could be up to 1000 threads running very fast, so, speed of the paint/updates is a critical issue.
- Ability to use backgrounds.
- Full controll over painting nodes (as one can see in the picture).
LayMan - AutoCAD Layer OrganizerWritten by Tony Tanzillo (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
This application displays layers in AutoCAD drawings in their natural hierarchy, and implements a few special features, like the column with the little glyphs (each is actually a toggle with on/off state).
ROM centerWritten by Eric Bole-Feysot (n/a, Homepage).
The screen shows an explorer-like view with a list of games to the left, and a list of files belonging to the game to the right. It is a free utility to check and fix games files problems for pc emulators.
Miniware Starcraft Replay ManagerWritten by Roma Gluskin (email@example.com, Homepage).
This one is Starcraft (an RTS game) Replay Manager. It stores in database various data about the replay files (such as the winning team, the losing team, the game length, the map, rating, comments and some other info). It is especially useful since the relase of the last version of Starcraft (whose main innovation was the replay feature), because after its release thousands of replay files flooded the net.
Mobile network monitoringWritten by Vladimir Danilyu (email@example.com, Homepage).
VT used within the program of mobile network monitoring. It is used as extended string grid. Proposed schema of data holding is also used widely.
Loan equipmentWritten by Neil Pollard (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
The treeview shows all the categories of equipment that can be loaned, and the items under each category. The information is stored in a Microsoft Access DB, and loaded as required. After some teething problems, the last report I had (I now work in another state), is that everyone is using the system and it is working well.
XML Editor 2Written by Moritz Franckenstein (firstname.lastname@example.com, Homepage).
XMLEdit2 is freeware and allows simultaneous editing of xml documents in a treeview and in a texteditor with nice syntaxhighlighting and xml autoformatting. It uses XMLTree (a descendant of VirtualTreeview) and shows the special linemode "lmBands" as well as other nice visual goodies. Additionally, the VirtualExplorerTree component is used to select files. So there are 3 different Virtual Tree classes working together in one application.
The XMLTree component and the XMLEdit2 application are available at Yahoo! groups. Note: this is a german mailing list (the third mailing list for Virtual Treeview and derived components).