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Recipe: Eat-More-Fruit Granola
We all know we should eat more fresh fruit and vegetables, right?
I made this granola as an incentive.
The goal at our house is to keep chopped fruit in the fridge so it's easy to grab and spoon over yogurt or pudding or ice cream. The granola satisfies that desire for crunch.
I feel more virtuous already.


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Technical Paper
The Measures of Improving Power Generation Stability for Harvesting Automobile Exhaust Energy
The automobile exhaust energy can be recovered by the thermoelectric module generator(TEG). Owing to the complex urban traffic, the exhaust gas's temperature fluctuations are resulted, which means the unstable hot-end temperature of the TEG. By installing solid heat capacity material(SHCM) to the area between the outer wall of the exhaust pipe and the TEG, it is possible to appropriately reduce the temperature fluctuation, but there is still a fluctuation of the TEG's power output. Then by adding voltage filter circuit (VFC) after the TEG, the power output stability can be improved. This research uses SHCM and VFC to improve the stability of the exhaust gas generation. Firstly, the three-dimensional heat transfer model of the exhaust pipe thermoelectric power generation system is established. The heat capacity materials with low thermal resistance and high heat capacity were selected as the research object based on previous research.

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beginners with the Multithreading programming
This article is written to those who are beginners with the Multithreading programming and I have tried to illustrate some issues in this connection, and hope that it will be a good help for the beginners. It illustrates how threads can be created and shows how the amount of processor time for each thread varies due to the code in the threads' functions.
A thread is a basic unit to which the operating system allocates processor time and is the smallest piece of code that can be scheduled for execution. An application written for windows consists of one or more processes and a process is an instances of an executing program. A thread runs in the address space of the process and can use the resources which are allocated to the process. A process always has at least on thread of execution and it's known as the primary thread. All threads in MFC applications are represented by
CWinThread objects. The primary thread of MFC applications is implemented as a class derived from
CWinApp, which itself is derived directly from
CWinThread class.
It is important to consider that the threads do not run concurrently (I refer to systems with just one central processing unit), but it seems that they run at the same time, the reason is that the code execution switches quickly between threads. Whenever a thread uses its time slot, it should wait for its next turn to complete or continue its code execution. During the time the thread is not active, the code execution is going on in another thread, which becomes the current thread of the application. I will describe this with an example in the following:
Suppose you could create 5 threads in your application and each of these threads were capable of saying their thread's numbers, whenever they got their time slot. If so then it would be possible to hear the current thread's numbers coming out of the speaker.
The important fact in the example is that we can distinguish between different numbers coming out of the speaker, and if the threads ran at the same time we could not distinguish between the numbers, because then all the numbers should be heard at the same time and it would not be possible to hear the numbers separately. At the end of this article I'll show you, how you can make such an application and hope it gives you a good understanding of the fact.
In contrast to Win32 API, MFC distinguishes between two types of threads:
1 - Worker Threads
These type of threads are used to complete background tasks when there is not a need for any user input. An example can be database backup functions. A worker thread can be created by implementing a function that performs the task your thread is to perform and passing the address of this function to the
AfxBeginThread(...) function. The worker thread's function should have the following syntax:
UINT YourFunction(LPVOID pParam);
I will explain more about this in the demo application...
2 - User Interface Threads
These types of threads are able to handle user input and they implement a message map to respond to events and messages generated by user interaction with the application. To create a user interface thread, you must derive your own class from
CWinThread class and pass run-time information about the class to the
AfxBeginThread(...) function.
About the demo application:
As mentioned before for a worker thread, you define a function and decide the responsibility of your function in the thread. In the demo app. you can create 5 different worker threads with 2 responsibilities for each worker thread's function:
1- Drawing the corresponding thread's number 80 times into the applications main Window.
2-Showing a part of the code being executed, whenever the corresponding thread is running.
A variable loop is used in this function to force the operating system to obtain variable time slice for each thread's execution, you can change the loop's factor with the use of slider controls, which are associated with the threads and observe, how this change affects the speed of the corresponding thread. The threads' numbers has different colors when they are drawn to the applications main Window. When you create worker threads, you can see that the progress of the threads (code being executed in the loop) and the appearance of thread numbers in the applications main window, switches both among the running threads and threads numbers, indicating that the code execution switches from current thread to other threads, which have been waiting for their turn to use their time slice for completion of their code in their functions.
When the threads are running, the numbers from 1 to 5 with their corresponding colors appear on the screen, and it gives a good picture of the running threads in real time. The following image shows the worker threads on the fly.
The picture shows that the code execution has been switched from thread 1 to thread 2 ,and from thread 2 to thread 3 and from thread 3 to thread 4, and the screen shot is taken before the creation of thread 5. The interesting fact is that during the activation time all of the 5 threads including the primary thread of the application have been running (Multithreading concept), but at any point in the thread's activation time only one of these threads has been active and the others have been waiting for their turn to continue their code execution. The picture shows only the time during which the worker threads have been active, and does not show any picture of the other threads, which have been running in the system , but we have a prove for application's primary thread and that's this screen shot, and if the application's primary thread was not running It would not be possible to take this screen shot. The primary thread is active until the application's execution is stopped.
As the picture shows the competition between the running threads for ending their work (completion of their code) first, is not a fair one, as in the program, thread 1 is created first, and its obvious that thread 1 ends first and wins the competition. But the result of this competition is not always the same, and sometimes although thread 1 is created first and runs first, it can not win the competition , because it depends on the amount of work each thread is going to do. Sometimes like this case the work of the worker function in thread 1) is just to execute a short loop, and so it can finishes it's work before the program scope is switched to the other waiting threads, and the very first time slice for thread 1 has been long enough to complete it's work. But if the work is more (longer loop) thread 1 should also go to a waiting state, until it gets its turn back, and because the return of the program scope to the waiting threads is not always the same ,so there would be an equal chance for every thread to win the competition. The next picture shows that although thread 5 has been created and run last, it has won because the worker function (in thread 1) in this case has been more complicated than before and thread 1 has not been able to complete it's work during its first time slice, and it did go to a waiting state like the other threads, and so there has been a fair competition this time.
You may try this demo app. if you are beginner and view how the threads behave . You can change the loop factor in the worker thread's function and view, how it affects the activation time of the threads. You can see that the more is the loop factor, the more is the worker thread function's responsibility (longer loop to execute ) and so the more time will be necessary, and so the activation time will increase. Using the "task manager" , keep eye on the CPU's Usage, and you can see ,that it increases rapidly during the activation time of the threads. Try to open another program for example MS word, when the threads are running, and you can see that it takes a longer time for MS word to open ,and the threads speed also decreases after opening MS Word.
Now let's start to make an application with User interface threads:
As I promised at the begining, I will guide you in making an application which has User interface threads , and the code associated with these thread's are responsible for creating sound, saying their threads number, such that we are informed which of the threads are the current thread of the application.
Step 1:
Using the AppWizard, create a dialog based application by choosing the "Dialog based" in the step 1 of the wizard and click finish.
Step 2:
As explained before, we have to drive our own class derived from
CWinThread class and pass run-time information about the class to the user interface version of
AfxBeginThread(...) function, so open the class view, write click on the classes (Yourprojectname class) and choose "New class" from the pop up menu.
Step 3:
From the "new class" dialog box ,create a new class with CWinThread as the
"Base class" and use MFC class as the "Class type" and enter a name for this class.(CYourThreadClassName).
Step 4:
Save your project and look at the newly created class from the class view, inspect the source code for your thread class .Note that the wizard has provided stub implementation of
InitInstance() and
ExitInstance() functions and in these function you should add your class-specific implementation code. You may notice also that a message map is implemented for your thread class( as explained before the user interface threads implement a message map to respond to events and messages.)
Step 5:
If the thread class should respond to the user events it should be associated with an user interface object and we use an object of CDialog class. So create a dialog resource and associate it with a
CDialog class. (
Step 6:
Open the class view, expand your newly created dialog class and double click on the constructor function. Call the Create function in this function as below:
You find your dialog resource ID from the "Dialog Properties" by entering on the Dialog resource from the keyboard or by right clicking on the dialog resource and choosing Properties from the pop op menu.
Step 7:
Click on class view, expand the thread class and double click on the
InitInstance() function. Now we create a dialog object in this function and assign the
m_pMainWnd member variable of the thread class to this object.( By doing this ,our thread class associates with a user interface object ). Add the following code into the
IniInstance() function.
m_pMainWnd=new CYourDialogClassName;
Remember to include the header file of your dialog class to the currently opened file.
Step 8:
It will be a god idea to make an array of
CWinThread pointers and assign these pointers to the created threads, so it would be easy to get our thread objects whenever necessary so open the class view, double click on the
CYourProjectNameApp class and in the class definition add the following code:
CWinThread* m_pThread[5];
(Remember to add:
extern CYourProjectNameApp theApp; at the bottom of the currently opened file, after
Step 9:
Put a button in the main dialog window in order to create and run the user interface threads.
Step 10:
With this new button selected, open the class wizard by entering CTRL+W from the keyboard, and make a command handler function.
Step 11:
Open this newly created handler function and add the following code in order to create 5 User interface threads:
for(int i=0;i<5;i++) theApp.m_pThread[i]=AfxBeginThread(RUNTIME_CLASS(CYourThreadClassName));
(Remember to include the header file of your thread class (
YourThreadClassName.h) at the top of the currently opened file)
That's it, Save your project and build it .
By now ,we can create 5 user interface threads by clicking on the button in the main dialog window, and we can see that 5 dialog windows (you may move the upper dialog in order to see the other created dialog windows) have been created. Now we need to define threads responsibilities , and that is to hear the corresponding thread numbers ,talked from each thread, whenever the thread becomes active, so let's do that:
Step 12:
Open the resource view and double click on the Dialog resource ID of your newly created dialog ,in order to open the dialog editer.
from the main menu choose:
Project ->Add to Project->Components and Controls...
Step 13:
Now the "Components and Controls Gallery" should be opened, double click on the Registered ActiveX controls folder. Choose and insert the TextToSpeech class and close the "Components and Controls Gallery".
Step 14:
Now this new control should appear among other controls in the dialog editor.Drag this control and insert it into the dialog resource .Using class wizard add a member variable to this "textToSpeech" control.You may call it
m_speaker .
Step 15:
Open class view, right click on the class which is associated with your newly created dialog resource( user interface windows) and choose "Add member Variable" from the pop up menu. Create a new variable with name
m_ThreadNr and with the type
Step 16:
Open the class view and expand the dialog class and double click on the constructor function (
YourDialogClassName()), add the following code in to this function
// You have already written this line in step 6 Create(YourDialogResourceID,NULL); int static nr=1; CString s; char buf[10]; itoa(nr,buf,10); s="Thread #"; s+=buf; s+= " Dialog Window"; SetWindowText(s); switch(nr) { case 1:{m_ThreadNr="1";break;} case 2:{m_ThreadNr="2";break;} case 3:{m_ThreadNr="3";break;} case 4:{m_ThreadNr="4";break;} case 5:{m_ThreadNr= "5";break;} break; } // we want to be informed which thread is the current thread after 1 second SetTimer(nr,1000,NULL); nr++;
Step 17:
Open the dialog resource (associated with the user interface threads) ,right click on the dialog resource and choose Events.
WM_TIMER and click add and edit.
Step 18:
Add the following code in the
OnTimer() handler function :
CString str= "Thread"; str+=m_ThreadNr; m_speaker.Speak(str); //you may delete this line if you want to hear the threads continuously KillTimer(nIDEvent);
That was all, Save your work and build the project and try it. As you can see from the code after each second the current thread of the application says it's thread's number. Although there are more threads and details involved in this example, it illustrates that only one thread at a time is active.
As you may have seen in the demo app. when you increase the loop factor in a worker thread's function, that function uses more time to complete the code execution. You can use your project to cause the same effect by increasing a particular thread function's responsibility (for example putting a loop to be executed ), by doing this you will hear that particular thread more often than the other threads and not just one time. Replace the code in the
OnTimer() handler function by the following code and retry your project.
CString str= "Thread"; str+=m_ThreadNr; m_speaker.Speak(str); int i=atoi(m_ThreadNr); if(i==3) { for(int j=0;j<3;j++) m_speaker.Speak(str); } //you may delete this line if you want to hear the threads continuously KillTimer(nIDEvent);
If you have a problem with stopping the threads voice after you have stopped the application , open the task manager and end the process with the name "vcmd.exe".
As I mentioned before, the user interface threads are able to handle user input and they implement a message map to respond to events and messages generated by user interaction with the application. So you can give more functionality to the threads by implementing message handler functions, as an example you can make a handler function ,which stops the threads to talk (by calling
m_speaker.StopSpeaking(); in your handler function), whenever you click into the threads window and so on.
I hope that this article was useful for you.


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The new thread for sharing interesting things that have happened in your games of ICC.
The new thread for sharing interesting things that have happened in your games of ICC.
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Back in the day, got myself ICC. Thanks to you offcourse.
First game i played Ganguly scorred a massive ton and i stopped playing there after.
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Brendan McCullum just retired in my game, Ryder is now the last of the non-regen internationals. Oh and Taylor, except he hasn't been much chop in this game so he sits on the reserve bench. Good in my other one though.
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My windows is **** and crashes due to lack of updates.
Actualy going quite well atm. Won 5 out of 5 test series last season (Zimbabwe, SA, SL, SA again, Bangladesh (who are quite good now)). Now have England, Aussie and Pakistan this season.
I also finally have a settled, good eleven. Oh and Peter "The man" Fulton retired.
Obviously I needed more Jeets to keep me interested.
I've decided to go back and play ICC2005. I love how batsmen can sometimes discover Bradmanesque form. It happened for me with Mark Butcher in a Surrey game I played a few years back, and now this...
Playing ICC 2009, got round to the final test of the Ashes, series level at 1-1, after Jonathan Trott had failed miserably, I decided I would test out how Mark Ramprakash would fare....he scored 5 and 0. Hoping this is not an omen
Needless to say I cherished this victory, especially after losing the first test. Now the small matter of winning the last test for the series win...
*mental note* - play fulton instead of taylor
so close, but oh well bye bye series. ryder is god at number 4 averaging 56 after 18 tests
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Margie Petersen, a philanthropist who with her late husband, publishing magnate Robert E. Petersen, established the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, has died. She was 76.
Petersen, who also served on the museum's board of directors, died Friday at her home in Beverly Hills after battling breast cancer, said a museum spokeswoman.
Born in New York on June 24, 1935, Margie McNally worked as a model before meeting her future husband. He proposed to her after their first date, and they were married in 1963.
Her husband, a former Hollywood publicist, made his fortune publishing Hot Rod, Motor Trend and other magazines. In 1994 the Petersens donated $5 million for the Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History to buy the old Ohrbach's department store building at the corner of Wilshire Boulevard and Fairfax Avenue so it could house the museum's collection of vintage cars and motorcycles.
The couple later gave large sums to support the Petersen Automotive Museum, including $25 million in 2000 to create a nonprofit foundation to care for the collection. Earlier this year, Margie Petersen made a gift through the Margie and Robert E. Petersen Foundation to the museum that totaled $100 million and comprised 135 cars, the building itself and cash.
Among the other Los Angeles institutions that benefited from the Petersens' philanthropy were the Music Center, the L.A. County Museum of Art, Children's Hospital and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, as well as St. John's Health Center in Santa Monica and the Boys and Girls Clubs of Hollywood.
Margie Petersen also ran Scandia restaurant on the Sunset Strip from 1978 to 1985.
The couple suffered a tragic blow in 1975 when their sons Bob, 10, and Ritchie, 9, died in an airplane crash. Flying to Colorado for a Christmas skiing vacation, Petersen and her husband were passengers in one small plane and their sons in another. The pilot of the plane carrying the boys was unable to avoid bad weather and crashed in the Rocky Mountains.
Petersen, whose husband died in 2007 at 80, has no immediate survivors.


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Markets Mixed on U.K. News
Investors digested mixed news on the small-business sector and a weak reading from the U.K. factory sector. Alexandra Scaggs reports. Photo: Getty Images.
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Integrating Migrant Adults through Language Training
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The European Basic Skills Network is announcing an online discussion on language training programs for adults in the framework of the network's Capacity Building Series. The discussion is scheduled to start on 2 April, 2019 9:00 (CET) and be finalised on 3 April, 2019 17:00 (CET) and its results will contribute to the EBSN's forthcoming open education resource (OER) in the theme of migrant education.
During the discussion, participants are encouraged to share their views and experiences by answering the following questions:
- Does your country have national systems for the language training and certification of immigrants? Are there specific linguistic requirements linked to residence permits and/or acquisition of nationality? How is the training organized? Who are the providers? How is it financed?
- How is the quality of the training ensured? How is teacher training organized? What is the role of volunteers, if any?
- Are there general methodological guidelines available to the providers? To what extent are digital tools used in the training provision?
- Are literacy and linguistic training identified as two separate issues? How is the linguistic training of adults with very low levels of literacy organized?
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'Video-hams' tap into insecure security cameras
Surveillance cameras outfitted with internet technology are open to tampering and interception, security experts warn.
IP cameras, widely available from around £70 and not to be confused with web-cams that connect directly into PCs, connect into corporate computer network or domestic broadband systems and are capable of transmitting live footage or individual images across the internet. However these systems are often set up without bothering to configure security settings (such as password protection), an omission that means nominally private cams can be viewed over the net by so-called "video hams".
By using search engines such as Google, snoopers can locate and view hundreds of unprotected security cameras, according to Robert Schifreen, IT security consultant and author of the book Defeating The Hacker. Insecure cameras can be easily located using search strings such as "inurl:CgiStart?page=Single" or "axis inurl:view/index.shtml", to produce interesting results (as illustrated by Schifreen here).
The problem is compounded by the inclusion in many systems of so-called "PTZ" features, which allow surveillance cameras to be panned, tilted and zoomed remotely so that the operator can focus on a person or activity of particular interest. Wi-Fi versions of video surveillance cams have made it possible to install systems in a wider number of locations, further exacerbating the issue.
"Allowing your company's surveillance system to be visible over the internet is just asking for trouble", said Schifreen. "There are serious privacy issues in allowing the general public to watch your staff going about their work behind closed office doors. Allowing your competitors to see how your company operates is madness. And unfettered access to PTZ facilities makes it simple for a thief or shoplifter to divert a camera away from where he intends to strike."
"We're not talking about hobby webcams here, which were always intended to be viewable by the general public", Schifreen added. "The systems being targeted by video hams are private surveillance cameras. All of which come with security facilities such as password protection built in, if only the purchasers were aware of them."
Users deploying IP camera for surveillance ought to enable the camera's in-built password protection, rather than allowing images to be openly accessible to anyone who knows how to use a search engine. In corporate environments, video surveillance traffic needs to be kept to the confines of internal networks, using appropriate firewall rules. ®
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One year after the lastest Sunlounger tune gave sound to sunset, it rises with a new jewel. 'Try To Be Love' is the enthralling new single of producer Roger Shah and singer Zara Taylor, and threads lightly on your heart.
Already winning the hearts of the listeners of Armin van Buuren's 'A State of Trance 2012', this guitar-powered beat-ballad brings back the soothing, hopeful voice of Zara Taylor. You'll rarely find a better combination with the sun-drenched beats, whirling melodies and Balearic touch of Roger Shah. 'Try To Be Love' is the amiable new Sunlounger, coming to you in the original Balearic, Roger Shah Naughty Love and Chillout Mixes.


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In this post, we'll create a JsonValue binder for ASP.NET MVC3, to parse incoming Json to the JsonValue implementation to access/modify values in an untyped way, using 'dynamic' features (See the examples below).
Note: ASP.NET MVC3 already supports binding incoming Json to typed parameters, read more about that in Scott's post. This post is more towards untyped, server side Json manipulation scenarios.
A Quick Preface on JsonValue Implementation
Few months ago, Glenn Block posted about the new WCF web API stack, and in his PDC talks, he demonstrated the new Json primitives with 'dynamic' support.
To summarize, this allows you to manipulate Json data using a dynamic wrapper, as shown in Glenn's post.
[ServiceContract] //A method in your service public JsonValue Post(JsonValue contact) { var postedContact = (dynamic)contact; var contactResponse = (dynamic)new JsonObject(); contactResponse.Name = postedContact.Name; contactResponse.ContactId = nextId++; return contactResponse; }
From Glenn's post
In the snippet above you can see that the Post method accepts a JsonValue and returns a JsonValue. Within it casts the incoming parameter to dynamic (there actually is an extension method AsDynamic which you can use) pulls out the name and then creates a new JsonObject which it sets some properties on and returns.
I'm a big fan of fluent wrappers on top of data formats like Json and Xml (See my previous ElasticObject implementation). The new JsonValue class comes with a bunch of goodness, Read the documentation here, and have a look at the actual implementation here
Creating a JsonValue binder for ASP.NET MVC
Now, Let us see how to create a model binder for MVC, to accept Json data you may post from the client side using JQuery. The idea is to to parse the same to the JsonValue object and hand over the same to a parameter of an Action in your controller. This will enable you to leverage the goodness of JsonValue for untyped scenarios, from your ASP.NET MVC controllers.
At this point, you may fire up your Visual Studio, and start a new ASP.NET MVC3 application. Next, you need to add references to the Microsoft.Runtime.Serialization.Json library. You can do this either by downloading the codebase from http://wcf.codeplex.com, or you can get going easily by adding a package reference to WcfWebApis from your MVC project, using nuget. Just goto View->Other Windows->Package Manager console, and type
install-package WcfWebApis
You may also read more about installing packages via Package Manager Console
Once you've the package reference added - You can put together a model binder in your MVC project to parse the incoming Json, to return a JsonValue object as shown. Read more about Modelbinders here if required
So, here is our DynamicJsonBinder which parses the incoming Json data to a JsonValue instance.
public class DynamicJsonBinder : IModelBinder { public object BindModel(ControllerContext controllerContext, ModelBindingContext bindingContext) { if (!controllerContext.HttpContext.Request.ContentType.StartsWith ("application/json", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)) { // not JSON request return null; } var inpStream = controllerContext.HttpContext.Request.InputStream; inpStream.Seek(0, SeekOrigin.Begin); StreamReader reader = new StreamReader(controllerContext.HttpContext.Request.InputStream); string bodyText = reader.ReadToEnd(); reader.Close(); if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(bodyText)) { // no JSON data return null; } return JsonValue.Parse(bodyText); } }We'll also need a custom model binder attribute, to tie the above Modelbinder to an action parameter of a given Action in a controller.
public class DynamicJsonAttribute : CustomModelBinderAttribute { public override IModelBinder GetBinder() { return new DynamicJsonBinder(); } }
Once you've the Model and ModelBinder ready, add a method/action in any of your MVC project Controllers. We'll create a simple action that'll accept a product and will return a list of suppliers, all using JSON.
public ActionResult GetSuppliers([DynamicJson] JsonValue product) { var prod = product.AsDynamic(); //Assume you are getting suppliers from a document database //based on prod.name var sup = JsonValue.Parse(@"[{""name"":""Supplier1""}, {""name"":""Supplier2""}]"); prod.suppliers = sup; //Return the modified json object return Content(product.ToString(), "application/json"); }
So, I just added a GetSuppliers action to my Home controller, which takes a JsonValue object. Note that we are marking our action parameter with the [DynamicJson] attribute we created above - to ensure that our DynamicJsonBinder is invoked to bind the incoming Json data to the action parameter.
Also, we are manipulating the JsonValue object in our controller (just attaching some suppliers), and returns the same as Json with out any friction. You may note how easily this will go with JSON data sources, like document dbs. JsonValue implementation also supports Linq to Json, see the documentation on JsonValue here in Codeplex.
The Client Side
Ok, now we are ready to post a product to our GetSuppliers method, and get the result. We'll just make a JQuery ajax post to our HomeController's GetSuppliers action, with a product, when the user clicks the button btnGetSuppliers.

And you may also notice in the above code that, up on success, we are rendering the response using the JQuery Template plugin, to the prods div.
A template contains markup with binding expressions. The template is applied to data objects or arrays, and rendered into the HTML DOM.
In this case, remember that we modified our Json object in our Controller's action to attach suppliers to it and then returned the Json - So the data that you'll be getting back from your controller action may contain suppliers. We'll render the Product using the template below. You may read more on how to use JQuery template's tmpl() function to render templates here. The related html and the template is given below.
<input type="button" id="btnGetSuppliers" value="Send JQuery" />

So, to conclude – We just saw how easy it is to work with Json data in ASP.NET MVC, especially leveraging the new JsonValue implementation. And this has some very interesting possibilities that I'll explore later.
You may also read my previous posts on ASP.NET MVC and JQuery if you are interested.


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"Do you sincerely want to be rich?" was the question Bernie Cornfeld always posed to potential salesmen for Investors Overseas Services (IOS) in the 1960s. Since Cornfeld, founder and president of the then rapidly growing company, rarely received a negative response, he had no trouble building an army of IOS salesmen that in its heyday reached a total of 76,000.
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The rider needs a new set of scales for Xmas
Genesis have upped the ante with regards to their do it all road bike, the Equilibrium, regarded as one of the best in its class is now even more desirable thanks to its titanium frame.
First impressions, well it certainly looks the part. Genesis's usual understated graphics look even better against the bare metal and the build is spot on for four-season mile munching. The frame is made of 3Al/2.5V, a titanium alloy with good machinability and weldability making it ideal for bike manufacture. The geometry has been kept the same as the steel versions with just tweaks to the tube diameters to create the desired ride.
Up front is a XX44 headtube, designed for a tapered steerer - but by placing the top headset race inside the tube and the bottom one externally it gives the frame a more traditional look by keeping the outside diameter parallel. Tapered steerers are becoming common place on more and more frames these days, in a bid to keep the front tight - so the fact Genesis have included one on the Equilibrium shows its performance intentions.
From here the top and downtubes leave round before becoming oval, the downtube almost matching the bottom bracket for width making sure all the power from your legs goes through onto the tarmac. The welding here, as with the rest of the frame, is tidy and suits the frame. It looks the biz while also appearing industrial enough to take a knock or two. Finishing of the front triangle is the 34.9mm diameter seat tube adorned with Genesis' 'care' style label. It adds a bit of fun to their bikes and with the words 'Stamp, Grind, Sweat' gives a little nod that the Ti is happy to be ridden hard.
The fork is carbon fibre, well the legs are anyway with an alloy steerer. Mudguard mounts are down at the dropouts and the crown gives plenty of clearance for guards and deep drop brakes. The top of the fork legs are pretty chunky so I can't see flex being an issue.
While the front end is all about precision and performance, the rear errs towards comfort and compliance. No matter what the material, slimming the seatstays right down is a frame designer's way of bringing a bit of shock absorbance to the ride. Through experience I can say sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't but thanks to titanium's natural springiness I reckon we should be alright here. In fact Genesis have gone a little further by ovalising them to only allow some give in one plane and keeping the triangle tight.
Chainstays are probably one of the busiest parts of a frame. Terrain has got to be absorbed, power laid down, and clearance for wheels and cranks means the profile needs to chop and change. The Equilibrium's are ovalised to match the seatstays and thicken and narrow as they go.
The beauty of titanium frames is the little add ons - brake and chainstay bridges - that sort of stuff and the Genesis has plenty of neat touches. The bottle bosses are welded rather than riveted and the dropouts are tidy with a couple of small countersunk screws. It all adds to that lifetime look of the frame.
The Genesis is going to be used in all weathers for all different types of riding, so a choice of kit that performs while standing up to the abuse of a British winter is a must. Shimano's 105 is always a good place to start. It offers 95% of the performance of Ultegra but is cheaper to replace and the slightly heavier materials used should stand up to the salt and crap a bit better.
Shimano's midrange group takes care of the shifters and mechs while the chainset is a non-series compact which, to be fair, you're going to be hard pushed to notice the difference with. Thanks to 105's cheaper sibling Tiagra becoming 10spd you can mix and match components so that's what we've got here, a 12-26 cassette.
As for the wheels, handbuilt 32 spoked, 3 cross is about as solid as you need unless you're carrying huge loads. The DT Swiss R450 rims are laced to Shimano 105 hubs which are hugely weather resistant and hard wearing, running smooth for years. The inclusion of brass nipples is preferred for the salty winter conditions compared to alloy.
As far as braking is concerned, Tektro are supplied instead of staying with Shimano. Genesis has gone for the R317 model which has a 57mm drop offering decent tyre and mudguard clearance.
The rest of the kit is branded Genesis stuff. The aluminium bars are oversized at 31.8mm and have a shallow drop offering a range of positions to all but the most unflexible among us. Our 56cm test bike comes with a 110mm length stem and 42cm wide bars. The seatpost is 31.6 diameter and alloy the same as the bars, an odd choice considering the frame's intentions of comfort, sticking an oversized aluminium post under your posterior.
All this weighs in at 20lb and costs £2299.99 with the frameset taking up £1499.99 of that if that's the path you decide to take.
The geometry of the steel Equilibrium is bang on and thankfully, as mentioned above, Genesis have left things as they are. The head angle is the same right across the board from 52cm – 60cm at 72° while the seat changes slightly from 74° to 73.5° at the 56cm size. This gives a good balance of performance and handling making being aboard it for a few hours a pleasurable experience.
Like a lot of riders with families and full time jobs about 80% of my training is made up of commuting miles in all weathers and conditions, so a bike like the Equilibrium certainly ticks all the boxes. The angles and slightly taller front end mean that the bike feels very familiar to ride, even when you jump aboard it for the first time.
Making anything an 'all rounder' always leads to some compromises but Genesis have managed to keep these to a minimum. While the wheels do tend to blunt the acceleration a touch once up to speed the Ti rolls very well indeed making it easy to maintain a decent average speed.
Climbing was also surprisingly good especially when you consider the weight. At no time do you ever feel like you're having to drag the bike up and you certainly can't feel any flex at the bottom bracket or downtube. Once you've crested the summit and hit the decent that new headtube comes into play. The steering is direct and tracks beautifully at speed with line changes just requiring a shift of weight on the bars. The Conti tyres help with good levels of grip, well in the dry anyway, they do have a tendency to break away without warning in the wet.
Shimano's kit works as well as expected delivering solid shifts consistently even after hours of rain and associated road grime. The feeling at the lever though seems to get lighter as each incarnation is released which can make for vague gear changes at times especially with thick winter gloves on. A change of brakes would be my first upgrade as they lack any real bite at all. They felt like the rim/pad surface just needed bedding in but it never happened - even with all the grit and paste from wet roads. A change to Swisstop Green pads helped but the calipers just flex a little too much.
Comfort is always one of the things mentioned when it comes to titanium frames and while that natural give is felt when riding the Equilibrium does feel a hell of a lot harsher than both the Van Nic Aquilo and the Kinesis Gran Fondo Ti previously tested. It's not uncomfortable or anything - it just doesn't seem to have the plush ride I expected. One thing that doesn't help though is the Genesis finishing kit is very stiff, the saddle taking some breaking in, plus it sits atop that large diameter 31.6mm seatpost offering no respite from the bumps. Up the front the bars have very little give at all so coupled with the stiff headtube your wrists can take quite a beating.
Those DT Swiss wheels get a huge thumbs up though, happily taking all the abuse you could chuck at them without budging a millimetre. Likewise the Shimano hubs were subjected to one hell of a lot of rainwater over the test period and were still spinning smoothly when it came time to give the bike back.
So all in all then what've we got? The Equilibrium can wear its all-rounder badge with pride. Whether you're commuting, out for the day on an audax or sprinting for signposts on the club run the Ti is a good bike to have under your cleats. It'll easily switch between ride styles being just as stable and easily controllable whether you're at full tilt or just tapping out a cadence.
On the flip side though it does lack something and it took me a while to put my finger on it, but it's a bit dull. There is very little in the way of feedback and no real excitement at speed. I know this isn't a race machine but these are all things that the original steel version had. Obviously if you're not so interested in speed and excitement the Equilibrium Ti will see you through many many happy miles.
Price wise it's on par with Kinesis' Gran Fondo Ti - so no complaints there and if Titanium isn't for you you can always go for the similarly equipped steel 725 framed Equilibrium 20 model for a thousand pounds less.
A good bike in its own right but doesn't quite live up to the ride experience provided by its steel framed siblings.
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road.cc test report
Make and model: Genesis Equilibrium Ti
Size tested: 54cm
About the bike
State the frame and fork material and method of construction. List the components used to build up the bike.
Tiatanium alloy (3Al,2.5V)seamless tubeset for the frame, carbon fork with alloy tapered steerer,
Shimano 105 groupset,
DT Swiss rims 32 spoke with 105 hubs
Genesis finishing kit
Tell us what the bike is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about the bike?
It's an all-rounder intended for virtually everything bar racing. With mudguard clearance and a slightly taller riding position makes it ideal for commuting and all weather training rides.It'll take pretty much everything you can throw at it.
Frame and fork
Tell us about the build quality and finish of the frame and fork?
The build quality is very good as we've come to expect from Genesis. Things are kept simple but the overall finish is excellent with a great choice of decals.
Tell us about the materials used in the frame and fork?
The titanium tubes are drawn meaning there is no seam to be welded creating a stronger tube. Various profiles and diameters are intended to manipulate the ride quality.
The forks are carbon fibre sprayed to match the raw titanium. An alloy tapered steerer increases stiffness
Tell us about the geometry of the frame and fork?
the angles create a very stable, good handling bike
How was the bike in terms of height and reach? How did it compare to other bikes of the same stated size?
The bike fitted well, our 56cm had a 558mm effective top tube and a 530mm seat tube (compact frame).
Riding the bike
Was the bike comfortable to ride? Tell us how you felt about the ride quality.
Yes and no, it was comfortable but not as comfortable as a Titanium bike should be.
Did the bike feel stiff in the right places? Did any part of the bike feel too stiff or too flexible?
The front end is very stiff thanks to the tapered headtube, a touch too stiff in fact for an all day ride.
How did the bike transfer power? Did it feel efficient?
Very well, the bottom bracket area takes all the power you can chuck at it.
Was there any toe-clip overlap with the front wheel? If so, was it a problem?
How would you describe the steering? Was it lively, neutral or unresponsive? very neutral, good handling but little feedback
Tell us some more about the handling. How did the bike feel overall? Did it do particular things well or badly?
The handling is good, tracking well and quick enough without being twitchy. Direction changes at speed feel very controlled.
Which components had the most effect (good or bad) on the bike's comfort? would you recommend any changes?
The wheels absorbed a lot of the harshness with the help of the 25mm tyres.
Which components had the most effect (good or bad) on the bike's stiffness? would you recommend any changes?
The finishing kit is too stiff. A carbon post might help at the rear.
Which components had the most effect (good or bad) on the bike's efficiency? would you recommend any changes?
Shimano's cranks are always good at laying down the power.
For its weight it accelarates well.
As above, continued efforts will tax the legs though.
The drivetrain
Tell us some more about the drivetrain. Anything you particularly did or didn't like? Any components which didn't work well together?
Shimano's 105 works excellently in a way that you don't really notice it until it goes wrong, which never happens.
Wheels and tyres
Tell us some more about the wheels and tyres.Did they work well in the conditions you encountered? Would you change the wheels or tyres? If so, what for?
An ideal wheelset for getting the miles in. On a bike like the Equilibrium you don't want to be sacraficing durability for looks.
Overly stiff.
Tell us some more about the controls. Any particularly good or bad components? How would the controls work for larger or smaller riders?
The small compact drops are an ideal compromise that'll work for both big or small riders. The bar tape was very nice.
Your summary
Did you enjoy riding the bike? It was okay.
Would you consider buying the bike? No.
Would you recommend the bike to a friend? No.
About the tester
Age: 34 Height: 180cm Weight: 76kg
I usually ride: Ribble Winter Trainer for commuting, Genesis Flyer My best bike is: Sarto Rovigo
I've been riding for: 10-20 years I ride: Every day I would class myself as: Expert
I regularly do the following types of riding: time trialling, commuting, club rides, sportives, fixed/singlespeed,
With 20 years of road cycling and over 150,000 miles in his legs it's safe to say Stu is happiest when on the bike whatever the weather. Since writing his first review for road.cc back in 2009 he has also had a career in engineering including 3D-CAD design and product development, so has a real passion for all of the latest technology coming through in the industry but is also a sucker for a classic steel frame, skinny tyres, rim brakes and a damn good paintjob.
His fascination with gravel bikes is getting out of control too!
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i bought the frame / forks only and swapped over my winter kit from my old winter bike.
I am more than happy BUT i got a small / 52cm frame and i normally ride a standard chainset ie not compact, but for this i bought a campag chorus EVO chaimset - just released . its a compact spider but 36/52 rings. best of both worlds, and heres the problem : the front mech would not go on seat tube as its band fell right on the lower bottle cage boss,
I sorted it by filing a large u shape groove to the front mech band.
i emailed Genesis to inform them of this (TWICE) and had no reply in 6 weeks. NOT GOOD customer relations.
I have an identical geometry Enigma and the bottle boss is 2cm higher on enigma. so you can remove a bottle from the cage without having the cage so low.
What niggles me is what i presume is the assumption that everyone uses compact.
So if your buying a 52cm frame make sure your not using Real Mans gears. Stick with Barmaids gears and you'll be fine.
Other than that - wonderful frame
Looks nice but seems pricey to me: I have a Van Nic built Planet X Ti Sportive with SRAM Force and it only cost me £1500 and is well over a kg lighter to boot. My previous bike was a Genesis Croix De Fer 1st gen and I really liked it - but each year the price of that model went up and the spec down. I like Genesis but value-wise they're losing ground which is a shame.


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"AFRICOM represents a continuing escalation of U.S. military presence in Africa, imposing economic dependence, political domination, and control over the continent's mineral and other resources. The U.S./NATO attack on Libya opened the door to further U.S. military actions in Africa. The African Union, which has 17,000 African troops in Somalia, is working for the U.S., under CIA direction. Meanwhile, the war in Congo continues, in which military forces on the Pentagon payroll have perpetrated the worst slaughter since World War II, while the U.S. has blocked efforts to hold the Rwandan government accountable for war crimes in the conflict," said Thomas Muhammad, co-chair of the Green Party Black Caucus (http://www.gp.org/caucuses/black/index.php) and chair of National United Black Front (http://www.nbufdallas.net) Dallas Chapter. (See "US Drones over the D.R.C.?" Ann Garrison interviews Maurice Carney, Executive Director of Friends of the Congo, KPFA, January 13, 2013, http://www.anngarrison.com/audio/us-drones-over-the-drc)
Under current plans, troops from the 1st Infantry Division will be sent to Africa to contain al-Qaeda in Mali, but also to conduct training programs, exercises, and operations in 35 countries and set the stage for future military intervention. The troops will have the capability to deploy drones in Africa, if given permission.
"The Obama Administration is using the situation in Mali as an opportunity to bring Africa under the U.S. sphere of influence -- to block Chinese influence and win control over precious resources, which include oil, petroleum, diamonds, copper, gold, iron, cobalt, uranium, bauxite, silver, certain kinds of wood, and fruit. U.S. operations are justified by the White House as an extension of the War on Terror and fight against al-Qaeda. Unfortunately, the terror is suffered by Africans who face internal conflicts that are aggravated by U.S. meddling, funding for extremists and oppressive and corrupt regimes, and in some cases air assaults on their homes," said Romi Elnagar, a member of the Green Party's International Committee (http://www.gp.org/committees/intl).
Greens noted that the U.S./NATO assault on Libya and aid for Libyan rebels empowered radical Islamic movements to threaten neighboring countries. These include the Wahabi rebels in Mali, which are supported by the corrupt Wahabist royal family of Saudi Arabia, which is allied with the U.S. Some of the north African rebel movements have thus received aid that can be traced to countries outside Africa, including the U.S.
Moderate Islamist Tuaregs, many of whom suffered reprisals because of the Libyan war and have legitimate demands for human rights and self-determination, have been caught in the middle in Mali, between extremists who have joined the rebellion and the Malian government aided by Western powers trying to quash their bid for independence. France has its own neo-colonial interests in the region, especially access to uranium in Tuareg areas for French nuclear reactors.
The Obama Administration is thus playing a dangerous and reckless game with the lives of innocent Africans, with blowback that may threaten U.S. security. (See "Mali, Wahabis and Saudis; Following the Money Trail" by Thomas C. Mountain, Black Agenda Report, January 8, 2013, http://blackagendareport.com/content/mali-wahabis-and-saudis-following-money-trail).
The Green Party of the United States opposed President Obama's military campaign in Libya, opposes intervention in Mali, and continues to promote constructive and humane engagement with African nations instead of imperial policies like AFRICOM, which was authorized by President Bush in 2007.
"The resistance to al-Qaeda in Islamic Maghreb -- which gained more beachheads in Africa as a result of the U.S.-led ouster of Gaddafi -- must take place in Africa, led by Africans, without U.S. interference, which will only cause greater damage," said Greg Gerritt, International Committee member and liaison to the African Greens Forum (http://www.africangreens.org).
"Instead of exercising military might, the U.S. should work with African leaders to promote self-determination and independence and reverse the devastating effects of the West's racist colonial legacy in Africa. A Green foreign policy regarding Africa would include closing of military bases, increased humanitarian assistance for developing countries, especially aid for the fights against AIDS and other diseases, trade pacts that encourage workers rights, food and agricultural security, a clean environment, and greenhouse gas emissions reductions that are parallel with reductions in the U.S., since many of the worst effects of climate changes will be felt in Africa," added Mr. Gerritt.
See also:
"Mali Invasion Shows That 'Adieu' Does Not Always Mean 'We're Gone'" by Mark P. Fancher, Black Agenda Report, January 22, 2013
"The Master as "Guest": The U.S. Military Swarms Over Africa" by Glen Ford, Black Agenda Report, January 8, 2013
"Susan Rice's defense of Kagame in Congo puts Obama State Department on the defensive" by Ann Garrison, San Francisco Bay View, December 19, 2012
"The Geopolitical Reordering of Africa: US Covert Support to Al Qaeda in Northern Mali, France 'Comes to the Rescue': NATO funding, arming, while simultaneously fighting Al Qaeda from Mali to Syria" by Tony Cartalucci, Global Research, January 15, 2013
"Pentagon planning for multinational military operation in Mali", The Washington Post, December 5, 2013
"U.S. weighs military support for France's campaign against Mali militants", The Washington Post, December 15, 2013
"Admin Aids French Bombing of Mali After U.S.-Trained Forces Join Rebels in Uranium-Rich Region" (transcript), Democracy Now!, January 15, 2013
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He's With Me: The staff at the museum assumed he was lost since there were no black adults in the room and instead of saying, "Is anyone with this little boy?" they just picked him up and took him. I yelled something at Kamron alerting him as to what happened and took off running toward the entrance to the museum. Ahead I saw a worker who had a walkie talkie and told her to radio someone and tell them bring my son back. A million things flashed through my head. I wondered if they'd make me somehow prove that Miles was my son. I wondered if Miles would be terrified. I kept hearing a voice in my brain saying, "Megan, you really should carry around your adoption decree everywhere you go" battled with another voice saying, "Megan, you really shouldn't HAVE to carry something around like that- he's YOUR son!"
Detox Bath Flunkie- Or How I Almost Made Meth In The Bathtub : I didn't have essential oils, but I did have vanilla extract in the cabinet. But I don't like the smell of vanilla. Suddenly, a light bulb went off. Vick's Vaporub! It's medicinal so I thought it sounded detox-y. Plus, my grandmother-in-law is convinced that a little "Vick's Salve" will cure whatever ails you. The last time we visited them, she launched into a thirty minute conversation about how our grandfather's toenails were falling off and she put Vick's on them and they were good as new. You are welcome for that visual.
Vick's it was! I started the hot water up again and put a huge glob in the running stream. About 30 seconds later I had a change of heart. Vick's is greasy. It would probably clog up my pores and not let the junk come out. So I tried to fish the blob out of the water. I got it out and had two hands full of what looked like a mutilated jellyfish. The garbage was full so I just slogged it into the toilet. I decided to leave it in there to freak the kids out.
No Mean Girls Here: Then I said it. "SADIE! GIRLS ARE JUST MEAN!"
As soon as the words left my mouth, I wanted to take them back. What if with this generation of girls, we start a different dialogue. After all, my Sadie is a girl and if I tell her that girls are mean, that's basically telling her that it's her nature to be mean to others and that is NOT the message that I wanted to teach.
What if we stopped telling our girls this from the first time they start questioning their place in their social group. What if instead of excusing girl's behavior, we taught our girls how to be a GOOD FRIEND. This notion started what was the deepest conversation I've ever had with my daughter. It was a real come to Jesus talk about how hurting people hurt people. I think that if we can understand this from a young age than we could understand how to help one another.
This One Time In The Bathroom: "Mom, what's she doing oba deah?" Miles said loudly. I gave him that look with my eyes that I thought screamed, "SHUT UP! DO NOT SAY A WORD ABOUT WHAT IS GOING ON ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THAT PARTITION! DO YOU HEAR ME? SILENCE!!!!!!"
His interpretation of what my look said was, "MOM IS NOT GOING TO ANSWER ME SO I BETTER ASK THE WOMEN NEXT DOOR HERSELF."
"HEY! I'm poopin'" he said. "You poopin'?"
Shoot me now.
Ten Years: Nope- you don't realize when you say those vows that all those superficial things you feel on your wedding day fade and what you are left with are little moments- moment that show you the real character of a person. You don't realize when you say those vows how 10 years of snotty noses and falling asleep in front of the tv and fighting and holding hands and taking kids to and from school and picking up things from the grocery and going on vacations and taking kids to the doctor and watching swim meets and good times and hard times all pile up to build a life. This is never the life that I would have imagined for us 10 years ago. It's better.
Skittle Water: I asked them about the reddish-orangish liquid and they told me that it was strawberry lemonade. They said they found it in our basement. Red flags started going up all over the place. They finally confessed that they found a package of sour Skittles and they dissolved them in water. They assured me that it tasted just like strawberry lemonade. I hated to break it to them, but it tasted like Skittle water.
The Out Clause: There were so many times when I wondered if we'd make it. I wondered if we'd ever feel like a family. I wondered if I'd ever stop punishing myself or stop feeling guilty about our whole situation. I wondered if Miles would ever act like he loved me and actually mean it.
Looking back on it now, if there had been an "out clause" I wonder if I'd have taken it. I wonder if I'd have had the opportunity, if I'd have given up. There were days that I might have. It's hard to admit that- even in retrospect. Two and a half years later, I have the perspective to look back and see that our son was capable of developing the skills that he needed- BUT AT THE TIME, I DIDN'T SEE IT. I didn't feel like I was what he needed and was convinced that I'd never be what he needed.
Lessons I've Learned About Toddler Adoption: Trauma is real. All kids have fears, but our adopted children have fears that are very, very real for them as a result of their past experiences. They have fears of being abandoned, being hungry, being abused and all sorts of other things that children who have grown up with a loving parent who meets their needs don't have.
All toddlers go through stages of wanting to hit other kids. We have to teach them that hitting other children is not appropriate. With Miles, we had to teach him, by word and by deed, that moms and dads also don't beat up on their children. He had those fears because of past trauma. Miles was scared of animals. Miles was scared of black women. He tried to do things to our other children that had been done to him that were not things that you do to your brothers and sisters. His past directly played into how he functioned in his daily life. Seemingly small things would trigger uncontrollable tantrums in him. We had to learn to be accommodating of these things. We also had to teach him how to give a voice to these fears. ("Mommy and daddy keep me safe. They will not let animals hurt me." or "When I was in Congo, some people scared me, but mommy and daddy's friends are nice and will not hurt me."
You Are Enough: How awesome would it be if we gave an 'atta girl to our friends when they deserved it instead of letting her successes and joys fuel our own feelings of inadequacy? How awesome would it be if we spent even a fraction of the time we spend gossiping and ripping each other to shreds with our backhanded comments on building each other up and affirming one another instead? Even when we don't agree with someone's beliefs or decisions, we can still affirm them as people. How about we let other people be the experts on their own stories without telling them how to feel and minimizing their feelings? How about I let you be the awesome you that you are- and you let me be me?
Lasting Impact: I was midway through my vocabulary lesson when there was a knock on the door. Two grown African American men were at the door. Mrs. Miller obviously wasn't expecting anyone and the whole class looked at her when the knock came. These men obviously didn't know that you were NOT supposed to interrupt Mrs. Miller's class. In walked the two men and the always put together and proper Mrs. Miller practically skipped from her desk over to those men. She stood on her tippy toes and hugged their necks so tight I wondered if their heads would pop off. There was some chit chat and then I'm not sure how it came about, but Mrs. Miller introduced those boys as her "sons". In all my life of no one talking about race and ignoring that fact that we all look a little different, here was my prim and proper teacher, the picture of a what a perfect, white, Southern woman should be telling me that these two black men were her sons. In that instant, that teacher showed me more about race and tolerance and love than any other moment in my previous 13 years of people acting like it was an issue we could just push under the rug.
Screw The Zoo and Other Parenting Fails: I came home and sprawled across the bed, still in my bad mood. Within a couple of minutes, Kamron came home and I was replaying the horrible day to him. "I just don't know why I even try to do fun stuff with them! It never turns out the way I think it will!" I was on the brink of tears. But dinner waits for no hissy fit, so it was time for me to pull myself up and make some food for the heathens.
That's when it happened. I backed off the bed on my belly. One foot hit the floor and the other foot? It plunged down on the heel of the stilettos I'd worn to church the day before. It was like I was being speared. (My mom would say that this is what I get for leaving my shoes laying around!) I tried really hard to catch my balance and stand up. But the pain took me so off guard and threw my balance off so much that I fell backwards, in slow motion, arms spinning in circles. I fell straight on my butt, legs flying up in the air as I fell the rest of way down and landed on my back on the bedroom floor. For a split second, Kamron was concerned. After all, I was flailing about and slamming to the ground. And then that concern turned into hysterical laughter.
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Big Blue touts superfast analogue-digital converter
SKA-inspired project could reach into your smartphone
We're nowhere near the limits of optical fibre capacity: the bottlenecks exist in the electronics that connects to the fibre. One part of this is the analogue to digital converter (ADC) and IBM is touting a prototype that it says could deliver a billion conversions per second.
The company says its technology doubles current ADC conversion rates, and could be commercially available by 2014. The work is actually being undertaken as part of Big Blue's collaboration with ASTRON (the Netherlands' Institute for Radio Astronomy) to develop technologies for the Square Kilometre Array telescope project.
Its goal is to produce a high-speed, energy efficient ADC for the thousands of antennas to be deployed under the SKA project.
However, it also notes that ADCs are a key component in optical communications, and says the technology would enable 100 Gbps communications (The Register suspects this must refer to a single channel, since labs have demonstrated multi-Petabit communications).
IBM researcher Lucas Kull shows off the prototype ADC wafer
The 8-bit SAR (successive approximation register) ADC fits on 22 x 70 microns, and consumes just 3.1 milliwatts when operating at a billion conversions a second. This combination of small size and high performance makes it suitable for fabricating alongside processing elements, IBM says.
Big Blue adds that small, efficient ADCs would have applications reaching all the way down to smartphones, which have as many as ten ADCs to deal with their various sensors.
"This is IBM's first attempt at designing a new ADC that leverages a standard CMOS logic process, not only resulting in the most efficient ADC in its class, but also opening the possibility to add massive computation power for signal analysis on the same chip with the ADC," according to Dr Martin Schmatz of IBM Research.
The chip was presented to the International Solid-State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) on February 20. Its original release is translated from the German here. ®
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I'm proud to report that, once again, my alma mater Bowdoin College (in Brunswick, Maine) has been ranked #1 in the country by The Princeton Review for… wait for it… best campus food.
No surprise to me. Bowdoin's kitchens have been putting forth excellent, locally-sourced, hand-made food for decades. Lobstah. Chowdah. Scrod. Yum. It's the real reason I went there in the first place.
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'For No Good Reason' review: For Ralph Steadman fans only
For No Good Reason
Documentary. Written and directed by Charlie Paul. (Rated R, 89 minutes.)
"For No Good Reason," a well-intended biographical film about Ralph Steadman, famed for the outrageous, acidic caricatures he created to accompany the writings of Hunter S. Thompson, is best suited for Steadman fanatics. Viewers who are lukewarm (or worse) about the illustrator's accomplishments are more likely to notice the movie's shortcomings.
The film is built around a long interview conducted by Johnny Depp at Steadman's British estate, and the actor takes pains to keep the focus on the film's subject and not his own stardom. Depp has a clear case of hero worship when it comes to Steadman and, especially, Thompson - he has portrayed the writer in two features ("Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" and "The Rum Diaries"). Depp also paid for the funeral after Thompson killed himself in 2005.
Director Charlie Paul has embellished the interview and the film's many images of Steadman's work with plenty of bells and whistles: animations, split screens, pop music and the like. It makes the 89-minute movie feel very busy.
Steadman is surprisingly amiable, given the savagery of much of his work, which was motivated by political rage at the authority figures of his and Thompson's heyday in the late 1960s and '70s, especially Richard Nixon.
The artist describes his first meeting with Thompson, later known for his rocket-fueled writing style and his appetite for booze and drugs, when the two men were assigned to cover the Kentucky Derby for a magazine. Though Steadman wasn't as prone to substance abuse, and differed in many other ways from Thompson, he recognized that the writer was "the one man I needed to meet in America."
That's a tame example of Steadman's recollections - many of the anecdotes are wild and wooly, and Depp hears them out agreeably. We also get to watch Depp watching Steadman create a drawing out of an ink splat, one of his trademark techniques.
All well and good, but in the end the movie is less than satisfying. It's hard to avoid the feeling that film was unable to capture essential aspects of the artist's life and work. It's also hard to avoid the idea that the filmmaker may have realized this, and felt obliged to goose up the movie with unnecessary touches (like inserting archival footage into an image of an old TV).
"For No Good Reason" offers some memorable stories, but it simply tries too hard.
Walter Addiego is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com


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Be careful what you wish for. WWE's "Monday Night Raw" pulled into the Verizon Center in Washington D.C. on Monday night. A well-known fan of wrestling, hometown native Wale was in attendance when a heckler noticed the rapper was taking in the event. Taking things to Twitter, the unknown male sent threats to Wale and at one point, daring him to meet during the live show. According to TMZ, what followed after was Wale finding the Twitter troll and punching him in the face.
After security broke up the scrum and escorted both parties backstage, Wale would later return to watch the fights in the ring.
Update: The video that has surfaced does show Wale getting involved in a brief physical altercation but the severity of doesn't seem like a "beat down" or even a full punch that connected.
Continue after the jump…..
Did wale just walk by me!? Nahhh b he better come collect this fade
— Side Show Joe (@Chefboyrnach) April 1, 2014
You at Monday night raw fuckboy? Come see me in the ring and catch this stunner @wale
— Side Show Joe (@Chefboyrnach) April 1, 2014
They shoulda but that bitch in the nose bleeds where his talentless ass belongs
— Side Show Joe (@Chefboyrnach) April 1, 2014
I gotta rock bottom wale for all my Coli breh who hate him as well
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— Side Show Joe (@Chefboyrnach) April 1, 2014
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