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Who was your favourite and least favourite coach? You know - the one that rides you all game, but you know it's just his style or even the guy who can't shut up? Also, has a player or coach ever caught you with some saying that you couldn't reply to? Not swearing per se, but just a, "I can't believe you said that" quote?
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All participants bring their unique style and individual personality to every game. Relative to coaches, I found it was important to try and figure out quickly what they responded to in order to establish a good working relationship. Quite often, if a need arose, I would go directly to the coach to deliver a message rather than through the team captain. Two of the very best coaches that I observed during my 30-year NHL career were Scotty Bowman and Al Arbour. Both were extremely disciplined and astute. I respected all of the coaches that I encountered and accepted their unique styles and often efforts to gain an advantage for the next call. Often, it would become a game within the game itself. Here are few of the personalities I dealt with.
Glen Sather was the guy with the best wit behind the bench I have ever seen. He was a master at taking the pressure off his players by keeping it loose. In 1985, the Oilers won the Stanley Cup against Mike Keenan and his Philadelphia Flyers. Toward the end the regular season, I worked the Oilers game in Chicago Stadium. The Oilers were getting trounced and the score hit double digits. Glen didn't want his team to carry a spanking of this sort with them into the playoffs. Frustration had set in and Kevin Lowe demonstrated this when he broke a stick over a Blackhawk with a couple of minutes left in the game.
After assessing the penalty, I noticed Glen and his entire team standing up on the players' bench with their sticks up confronting a Hawks fan. The last thing I wanted was to have players scale the glass and an incident with the fans. I rushed over and hollered at Glen and got his attention. Like a maestro conducting a symphony orchestra, he waved the percussion section to sit. All the players took their seats. I asked Glen if he wanted me to get some additional security over to protect his players and remove the 'obnoxious' fan?" (I just wanted the game over without having to write a report.) Glen replied, "No Kerry, everything's all right now. That @#$%* said the penalty you called against Kevin Lowe was @#$%* but we stuck up for you!" I laughed, Glen laughed but more importantly all his players laughed. The ice was broken; the embarrassment of a humiliating loss was derailed.
His players called him "Iron Mike" for good reason. I got along great with Mike Keenan. As a matter of fact, when he left the Philadelphia Flyers and moved to Chicago in 1988, he had a great house for sale near the Flyers Skate Zone (practice rink) in Voorhees, NJ. My wife Kathy and I were relocating with our six children to the United States from our hometown of Sarnia, Ontario. We had decided that the Philadelphia market was most suitable to our list of needs and Mike's house was perfect for us. (NHL President, John Ziegler didn't think much of the purchase but that's another story)
So we made the transaction and moved into Keenan's old house. A few years passed as well as a few teams and several houses later for Mike until he ended up in Boston for the 2000-01 season. It was just before the playoffs and we were operating in the two-referee system. I was the back referee and Iron Mike was yelling at my young referee partner as play stopped. I raced over to the Bruins bench, stuck my finger in the coaches face and yelled, "Mike, that @#$%* house you sold me, the roof is leaking." The most innocent look appeared on Keenan's face as he backed up with his hand up and palms open and said, "Kerry, honest, I thought I got it fixed!"
All the players on the bench started to laugh. I knew by the look on Mike's face that he wasn't kidding and I backed away scratching my helmetless head. Two weeks later, we had a heavy rain and water started pouring down the chimney of the double sided fireplace. Upon inspection of the roof, Mike had applied excessive amounts of black roofing tar to the flashing which had finally let go. C'mon, Coach!
The coach that unloaded on me with the most foul, vile, offensive language ever was Marc Crawford. It happened when he was a rookie coach with the Quebec Nordiques late in the 1994-95 season in a game in Florida. 'Crow' won the Jack Adams Award as Coach of the Year but that night, he really ruffled my feathers and caused me to issue him a "career warning."
The frustration that Crawford felt as his team was heading in the wrong direction just prior to the playoffs erupted with a minute and a half left in the game. His Nordiques lost to Tampa 5-2 the night before and were about to go down to the Panthers by a score of 4-2 after giving up three goals in the first 10 minutes of the game on just seven shots at Jocelyn Thibault.
Rookie Peter Forsberg had just taken a penalty and Crawford waited me out at the bench before putting his players on the ice. I approached the bench knowing full well some form of verbal attack was forthcoming. I remained stoic as the Crow flew off the handle. When he was finished, I told him it was the most unprofessional dialogue I had ever heard and not one player on his bench believed what they had just heard but that he and I would save it for another day. What I needed from him right now was to put four players on the ice and I needed them now, PLEASE.
As calm and professional as I remained on the outside, I was burning up on the inside. I was still fuming as I removed my skates in the dressing room after the game when a knock on the door interrupted me. Opening the door, I found Crawford standing before me with his head down asking if he could apologize. I quickly invited Marc into our dressing room, shared with linesmen Ray Scapinello and Greg Devorski. I invited Marc to have a beer, which he accepted. We shared a beer and had open dialogue relative to what had taken place and the frustration he felt for the direction that his team was heading at this crucial time of the season.
I accepted Marc's sincere apology and made a pact with him before Scapinello and Devorski as my witnesses. I told Marc that I didn't hold a grudge but that I was issuing him a "career warning" which meant that if he ever swore at me again from the bench, he would immediately receive a bench penalty. Crow agreed and we shook hands to cement the deal.
About one year later at the same time of the season, the Colorado Avalanche (formerly the Nordiques) and I met up in Anaheim. Midway through the third period, I had assessed a holding penalty to Sylvain Lefebvre and then a cross-checking penalty to Craig Wolanin. Paul Kariya scored 13 seconds later to put the Ducks ahead by a score of 2-1. From the Colorado bench, I heard the distinctive high-pitched voice of Marc Crawford yell, "Kerry, what the fuh-." Those were the only syllables he got out of his mouth as I wheeled around and signaled a bench minor. Crow just hung his head knowing that a deal was a deal.
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Listening to Bath for the first time right now, what a coincidence. This is some deeeeep music. Anyway, very excited about this now.
Digging: Robin Trower - Bridge of Sighs
i just spit tea all over myself
I think Toby Driver said in Nick's interview that they would be doing a recording of previously unrecorded stuff, so don't act all surprised, guys.
Very excited for this.
After fully listening to Bath, I can safely say this will be a highlight of 2009. Hopefully.
This'll be sick. And if it is just old, unrecorded stuff, that just means it will sound samey to their old stuff, which I have no problem with.
Exactly. Plus this will probably give them a chance to perhaps subtly improve that old material.
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Well, another season of Sister Wives has come to a close! Can you even believe it?? We've been watching this motley crew of Mormons for four entire seasons now, witnessing such huge life changes as the addition of a fourth wife, two new babies, a major geographical move, and much, much more. And after all that, what does the world at large care about? What's the only Sister Wives related issue the Browns' faithful audience really, really cares about??
Well, actually there are two:
1. Are the wives jealous of each other?
2. Are they ever gonna add a fifth wife?
Yup, essentially the same questions that everybody's had for the Browns since Day 1 (or since after Robyn became the official fourth wife, anyway). So of course Kody, Meri, Janelle, Christine, and Robyn addressed those questions while on the couch during the "Sister Wives Tell All" segment of the show, and of course their answers were the same as they always are:
1. Yes, sometimes the wives get jealous of each other but that's to be expected and it's just something they all deal with and blah, blah, blah.
2. Um, well, Kody's not actively seeking another wife but then again he didn't go out looking for Robyn, either, and she just happened and, um ...
Personally, I don't think the Browns will be tossing another wife into the mix anytime soon -- or anytime, ever, really. (Not from the look on Christine's face when the idea came up.) Plus, now that TLC already has that My 5 Wives show lined up, what would be the point?
Anyway. Not a whole lotta cliffhangers going into season 5, but maybe that's okay. Maybe we'll just tune into Sister Wives as a way of checking in on old friends instead of getting our vicarious plural marriage kicks. On that note, check out this clip of the kids saying nice stuff about their nice parents:
Do you think the Sister Wives will add a fifth wife in season 5?
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My only issue is that the only person who is having tons of sex is Kody. While everyone sits around waiting their one night a week, he is having four fun filled sexing nights a week.
@theresa: first off, their sex life isn't your (or anyone's business), a point that they have made brutally clear from the beginning and something they have not even tried to put on display... but really, I highly doubt the dude is constantly getting laid. The sex life in every marriage has an ebb and flow to it. There IS more to any marriage than sex.
A show with a Poly family that isn't just one husband and lots of wives would be more interesting. There are many triad families out there. It's not just the Mormans.
I always wonder why it is that it's ONLY the MEN who seem to be able to get the multiples... there's just no way I'd share. Wasn't it just last year that Kody was all "no 5th wife, have my hands full"? *smh* crazy


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What is the best way of an at home introduction to robotics?
I'm a young Ted listener and I was very intrigued by the robotics talks on Netflix. Any robotic engineers/hobbyists have any suggestions to getting introduced to this vast and expanding world of technology.
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Two favourite Classic recipes
Beef wellington
Classic beef Wellington
Serves 4
If you are serving more people, make several rather than one big long piece, as the end bits will probably get too well done and it will be tricky to move from A to B
4 tbsps olive oil
50g butter
Salt and pepper
Sprinkle of caster sugar
Approx 700-800g fillet of beef, whole piece
1 onion, peeled and very finely chopped
Few sprigs thyme
4 garlic cloves, peeled and crushed
250g button mushrooms, very finely diced
Splash of cream
8-12 slices Parma ham
Approx 250g ready-made puff pastry
2 egg yolks, lightly beaten
Heat half the olive oil and half the butter in a large frying pan or chargrill pan until it is very hot. Sprinkle the top of the beef with salt, pepper and a little sugar and brown the meat, seasoned side down. Sprinkle some more seasoning on to the top surface and then turn it over and sear the other side till you get plenty of charred colour, without any real cooking of the interior. Try to do this so that the beef is seasoned well and nicely caramelised on all sides. Remove it from the pan, allow it to cool down and refrigerate until ready to use.
Heat up the rest of the olive oil and butter and fry the onion till soft. Add the thyme, garlic and mushrooms. Cook on a high heat – you want to cook the hell out of the mushrooms so you end up with a very dry mixture. Add the cream, season and cook again until the mixture is uber tasty and dry. Set aside to cool.
When the beef and mushrooms are cold, lay out three sheets of cling film, one on top of another, to give extra strength to your parcel. Lay out a large blanket of Parma ham slices and spread it lightly with a layer of mushrooms. Place the beef in the centre, and wrap it all up by rolling the cling film – almost as you would for rolling a swiss roll – so that you end up with a tight log shape. Twist the ends of the cling film tightly, and chill the parcel for a few hours.
When the pastry has defrosted, roll it out quite thinly and cut it into one neat rectangle. Unwrap the clingfilm from the beef parcel and place the meat lengthways in the centre of the pastry. Trim away excess pastry so that the beef can be rolled and wrapped snugly. Brush the pastry rim generously with egg yolk and wrap up the beef parcel, ensuring that the mushrooms do not poke through any gaps. Cut away any excess pastry at the ends. Dip your fingers in water and use them to smooth out the seams and ensure the pastry is snug against the beef. Then place the ugly sealed side down on to a plate that you've lined with some greaseproof paper. Brush the entire parcel with egg yolk and chill until ready to bake.
Heat an oven to 190 degrees/gas 5 and preheat a non-stick baking sheet. Just before baking, lightly score the pastry with a sharp knife, but don't cut all the way through. Cook the beef, straight from the fridge – seam side down – until the pastry is golden-brown and the beef medium rare, which should take about 15 minutes. If you want the meat cooked more, just watch the pastry doesn't burn, so turn down the oven to 170 degrees/gas 3 and bake for an extra five to 10 minutes. But when the pastry is a lovely golden brown, it should be perfect inside. Allow to rest for at least eight minutes before carving.
Chocolate hazelnut meringue tower with mandarin orange curd by Eunice Power
This is a great centrepiece – a really dramatic and delicious masterpiece. Please don't be put off by the Blue Peter-style instructions – it will be worth it. I have based this on a conventional two-shelf oven. so it is made in two batches. The meringue ingredients are the same each time.
Meringue (Note: you'll be making this recipe twice)
6 egg whites
Pinch salt
350g caster sugar
2 tbsp cocoa powder, sieved
100g peeled hazelnuts
Preheat an oven to 180 degrees/gas 4. As we are doing the recipe twice, take 200g of peeled hazelnuts and spread them in a single layer on a baking tray. Roast until the nuts start to turn slightly golden and smell toasty; this should take about 10 minutes. Allow them to cool and then roughly chop them in a food processor. Divide the nuts in half, for each batch of meringue.
Next, line two baking sheets with baking parchment and draw two circles, one 23cm (9in) and another 20cm (8in).
For the meringue, put the six egg whites in a spotlessly clean bowl with a pinch of salt and whisk until they make soft peaks, then add the sugar and continue beating until the meringue is stiff and glossy. It should be stiff enough that if you turn the bowl upside down the meringue won't budge. Gently fold in the sieved cocoa with a metal spoon, and add one half of the roasted chopped hazelnuts. Divide the mixture between the two circles, and spread into rounds using a spatula.
Transfer the two trays to the oven and bake at 180 degrees/gas 4 for five minutes – this is to crisp the outside – and then reduce the temperature to 120 degrees/gas ½ for an hour and 10 minutes to set the inside. Do not open the oven whilst the pavlovas are cooking as this will cause them to collapse. When the cooking time is over, turn off the oven and allow the meringues to cool in the oven for an hour or so. When they have cooled, transfer them to a cooling rack and peel off the baking parchment.
For the next batch, line the two baking sheets with parchment paper, and draw three circles. On one tray draw a 18cm (7in) circle, off centre as you want to leave room for a small circular blob of meringue for the top of the tower, and on the next tray draw 13cm (5in) and 10cm (4in) circles. Make the meringue as before, dividing the mixture between the three circles and leaving enough for a large blob of 6cm (2in) or so. Bake as before.
The pavlovas can be made a few days in advance of when you need them. Leave them somewhere safe and cover loosely with a clean tea cloth.
Mandarin orange curd
For me mandarin oranges are synonymous with Christmas. The curd can be made a week or so in advance.
Juice of 5 mandarin oranges
Juice and zest of a lemon
225g caster sugar
125g butter
3 egg yolks beaten
Place all the ingredients in a heavy-based saucepan over a gentle heat, and stir frequently for about 20 minutes until the mixture is thick enough to coat the back of the spoon – do not allow it to boil as the mixture will split. Allow to cool and pour into a jar or plastic container and store in the fridge until needed – it will thicken up more as it cools. It can be kept for two to three weeks.
To serve
Whip 600ml of cream until it holds its shape. Just before serving you can assemble your masterpiece on a wide-brimmed plate or better still a cake stand – I bought mine in Dunnes Stores.
Put a little whipped cream directly on the plate and place the largest meringue on it. Spread some cream over the meringue and dollop six dessert spoons of mandarin orange curd on the cream. Place the next size meringue on top, repeat the cream and curd, and continue with the rest of the meringues, reducing the amount of curd and cream each time, until your tower is complete. Decorate with holly leaves and a dusting of icing sugar. For a special occasion you can put a sparkler on top as you bring it to the table.


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As ordered reported by the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources on June 18, 2013
S. 783 would reauthorize, establish, or modify several programs related to the management of federal lands and natural resources and would increase certain payments to localities. Major provisions of the legislation would:
- Authorize the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to retain proceeds from the sale of helium from the Federal Helium Reserve to pay for the costs of operating the reserve;
- Require BLM to sell federally owned assets, including rights to any remaining gases, at the Federal Helium Reserve by 2023;
- Provide funds to certain counties by reauthorizing Secure Rural Schools payments through 2014;
- Raise the cap on payments to states under the Abandoned Mine Lands program for 2014;
- Appropriate funds to remediate, reclaim, and close abandoned oil and gas wells in Alaska;
- Provide funds to the National Park Service (NPS) to improve infrastructure at parks; and
- Reduce the royalty rate on soda ash and related mineral products from 6 percent to 4 percent for two years following the enactment of the bill.
CBO estimates that enacting S. 783 would reduce net direct spending by $51 million over the 2014-2023 period; therefore, pay-as-you-go procedures apply. Enacting S. 783 would not affect revenues.
The bill also would authorize appropriations to conduct assessments of helium supplies, establish research and development programs related to helium, and administer the Secure Rural Schools program. In addition, S. 783 would require BLM to comply with certain reporting requirements. Assuming appropriation of the authorized and necessary amounts, CBO estimates that conducting those activities would cost $6 million over the 2014-2018 period. Finally, the bill would reduce the amount authorized to be appropriated for an existing Department of Energy grant program by $5 million. On net, CBO estimates that implementing those provisions would cost $1 million over the 2014-2018 period.
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The area north of Waring Street has seen much redevelopment in recent years, with plenty of new restaurants and bars opening up – some of which offer a wide range of entertainment, such as the excellent John Hewitt – leading to its acquisition of the term Cathedral quarter to suggest a Parisian ambience, though one as far removed from the Left Bank as it's possible to imagine.
A couple of hundred yards up Donegall Street you'll find the most monolithic of all the city's grand buildings, the Protestant St Anne's Cathedral, a neo-Romanesque basilica started in 1899, but not fully completed until 1981. Entrance is via the huge west door, immediately to the right of which is the baptistery, with an intricately designed representation of the Creation on its ceiling consisting of 150,000 tiny pieces of glass. Most significant, however, is the cathedral's only tomb, marked by a simple slab on the floor of the south aisle, which contains the body of Lord Edward Henry Carson (1854–1935). The symbol of Partition, he's seen either as the province's saviour or as the villain who sabotaged Ireland's independence as a 32-county state.Read More
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Today, we want to share the final product lineup and specifications you can expect to see for the next release of Visual Studio. This also includes system requirements and platform you can develop for with Visual Studio 11.
In addition to the product line up announced previously we will also be releasing Visual Studio Express for Windows Phone as part the Visual Studio family. Visual Studio 11 Express products are designed to be simple and easy for building modern applications on the latest Microsoft platforms, including Windows 8, Windows Phone, Windows Azure and for the Web. Express products support multiple languages, specific to each platform. For example, the Express edition for Windows 8 allows developers to use C#, Visual Basic, C++ and JavaScript. It also provides best-in-class tools for creating Metro style apps for Windows 8, including tools such as Blend, app profiling, unit testing and more. To see the full product line up, please visit the Visual Studio product website.
If you would like to use a language specific Express edition (C# Express, Visual Basic Express, or C++ Express) without specialized tooling for the latest platforms, you can use the Visual Studio 2010 Express editions, which will continue to be available as free downloads.
A common question that we've received since the Visual Studio 11 Beta release is related to tooling support for Windows Phone and Windows Azure. To make sure customers have the latest tools with the latest platform offering we'll be releasing Visual Studio Express for Windows Phone with the next release of Windows Phone. Similarly, Windows Azure tooling will be available in conjunction with the next Windows Azure update. Until then, you can continue to use Visual Studio 2010 Express for Windows Phone to create Windows Phone apps, and Windows Azure SDK for .NET (with Visual Studio 2010) to create Windows Azure cloud services.
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C++ developers can also use the multi-targeting capability included in Visual Studio 11 to continue using the compilers and libraries included in Visual Studio 2010 to target Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. Multi-targeting for C++ applications currently requires a side-by-side installation of Visual Studio 2010. Separately, we are evaluating options for C++ that would enable developers to directly target XP without requiring a side-by-side installation of Visual Studio 2010 and intend to deliver this update post-RTM. You can find more information on C++ multi-targeting here.
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$500 entry level? I paid half that for this 2010 Pro as an upgrade. How is paying twice as much, less? Oh, right, I'm not fluent in redmondian.
RE: "Separately, we are evaluating options for C++ that would enable developers to directly target XP without requiring a side-by-side installation of Visual Studio 2010 and intend to deliver this update post-RTM"
My vote would be to support XP in the VS11 distributable binaries for MFC and MSVCRT. Then we can build native apps in VS11 using all of the C++ 11 goodies we keep hearing about! Would love to see this delivered post-RTM - I'm willing to wait...
Wait... what? Did I read that the express editions do not support developing non-metro apps? I was looking forward very much to the release of VS11 but this is really a punch in the face. I know Microsoft is pushing metro like crazy but I never expected that you'd leave all desktop hobby developers behind like this. I'm very disappointed with this decision and I really hope it changes before release. :(
...will actually run on Windows Phone. That would be awesome.
I'm glad to hear that there WILL be a post-RTM update to allow the VC11 compiler, CRT and MFC to target Windows XP. Hopefully this post-RTM update will be only a month or two after RTM, since as far as many developers are concerned, it won't be available for their use until after this fix.
'Managed developers can target your new or existing applications to ".NET Framework 4" or the ".NET Framework 4 Client Profile", both of which have the ability to run on Windows XP or Windows Server 2003.'
So, is this official confirmation that the .NET Framework 4.5 will not run on Windows NT <6.0?
'Desktop application development
Visual Studio 11 Express for Windows 8 provides tools for Metro style app development. To create desktop apps, you need to use Visual Studio 11 Professional, or higher. In addition, Visual Studio 2010 Express products - Visual Basic 2010 Express, Visual C++ 2010 Express, and Visual C# 2010 Express - will remain available for free download.'
Wow. I guess Microsoft is keen to push Metro-style app development, but what a terrible decision. Did this order come from on high?
The list prices for 2010 Pro upgrade was $550. Nothing obligates MS to discount the MSRP of their new version to match the best sale prices of the old one.
If MS expects one to pay for it, then yes, it is obligated to make it available for non-monopoly pricing. Hear, hear!
So you've gutted express. That hurts. When has the "stick" approach ever worked? You wouldn't be able to handle the heat if you did it with one of the other 15 editions, so you did it to those who are least likely/able to fight back.
Express was brilliant. It seemed like the people [inside devdiv] who 'get it' were winning. I bet they were fighting this tooth and nail and all they managed to get was a few links to the old versions. Express is powerful.
I suppose you look it as a "doubling down" on WinRT. *sigh*
But hey, you've made a concession for targeting XP. That's a nice sweeter for those who are left, I guess.
It's pretty disillusioning and disappointing, that's all.
So, when corporations either don't buy VS 11 or are angry when they buy it not realizing that "target" means unsupported, what are you planning to do?
XP has 20% to 40% of all the installed computers (according to Wikipedia). It is just insane to not have .net 4.5 not support that many computers.
No XP support is yet more evidence that Microsoft has abandoned the Enteprise developer.
"I'm glad to hear that there WILL be a post-RTM update to allow the VC11 compiler, CRT and MFC to target Windows XP. Hopefully this post-RTM update will be only a month or two after RTM, since as far as many developers are concerned, it won't be available for their use until after this fix."
Huh? I only see the promise to allow multi-targeting to VS10 without having to install it. I don't see the promise to modify the compiler, CRT and MFC in VS11 to support XP.
Microsoft, did I read it wrong? What do you mean by "options for C++ that would enable developers to directly target XP without requiring a side-by-side installation of Visual Studio 2010"? Are you still talking about multi-targeting (seems this way) or are you talking about modifying the compiler to support XP?
Very ambigious response with regards to XP targeting. Will a post-RTM update allow us to use the VS11 toolset (i.e. C++11 compiler/libraries, ConcRT, etc.) AND target XP?
If you are merely making the VS2010 toolset available for VS11 without a side-by-side installation, you clearly have not listened to your customers. What use would that be? Why could we not just use VS2010..?
Guess we'll consider upgrading when this "post-RTM" update arrives. But then we might as well also wait and see if those "post-RTM" updates for C++11 support end up being more than just talk. Executive summary: there's nothing for us in VS11 at launch. Post-release? We'll have to wait and see, but your track record is bad. There weren't a lot of features added in VS10 post-release, after all.
And let's not even get into the problem that your free compiler will no longer be able to make general-purpose applications. I feel sorry for everyone learning to program, who will no longer be able to make all the usual learning programs, which
don't really require Metro, and which might involve such heinous crimes as background processing (computing digits of pi, or finding prime numbers, or whatever)
You really know how to surgically remove value from a product, don't you?
Regarding VC++11 and XP targeting.
This is frustrating. Post-RTM, how much later? And notice how they say they are still evaluating these options, it's not a sure thing. This evaluation has lasted for 4 weeks now. The low complexity (it's simple) of making XP targeting available does not justify delaying it for post-RTM.
I also find it strange how .NET and C#/VB always get mentioned before native development and C++ in Microsoft's blog posts/articles/documentation.
Now let's look at UserVoice items. All the top items are about C++ if we leave out the UI suggestions. It seems the .NET crowd only cares if the UI is ALL CAPS or not.
It also seems that these native development conferences (GoingNative etc) are hosted only to give a false impression of C++ being valued at Microsoft.
I'm going to start looking at the possibility of using MinGW. If it's enough for my needs, I'll never come back to VC++.


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Human bones recently recovered in the area of Thunderbolt Creek in the Indian Peaks Wilderness have been identified as Patricia Wallace, 74, of Lafayette. The remains were first discovered in the Indian Peaks Wilderness on Aug. 9 by the Sippel family from Sante Fe, N.M. The family discovered the bones while searching for a campsite in the area along Thunderbolt Creek. Search and rescue and local law enforcement began searching the area and additional human remains. Clothing and accessories were located. Identification located inside a backpack found near the remains was that of Patricia Wallace. The search for Wallace began …
Grand County transportation authority forms
A group of community leaders has appointed an unofficial transportation authority to work on improving transportation in Grand County. Representatives from both the public and private sectors convened at the Grand County Transportation Stakeholders Summit on Monday, Aug. 18, in the Mountain Parks Electric Community Meeting Room to discuss new possibilities for transportation throughout the county. Leaders chose five focus areas in which to move forward: resurrecting the now defunct "ski train" from Denver to Grand County, upgrading Grand County's current transportation system, establishing a cross county transportation system between Kremmling and Winter Park, identifying funding alternatives for transportation, and …
TCAP scores show mixed results across Grand County
Grand County schools didn't follow Colorado's overall downward trend in standardized testing scores, though some grades still lag behind the state average for reading, writing and math, according to results released Aug. 14. The state results for the Transitional Colorado Assessment Program, or TCAP, measured student proficiency in reading, writing and math for third through 10th grades. Scores in reading and writing showed an overall upward trend in East and West Grand schools from last year, while West Grand students stayed somewhat flat on math scores. However, comparing the percentage of third through 10th-graders who were advanced or proficient in …
Man save woman from Hot Sulphur Springs sewage pond
A Littleton man is being hailed a hero after rescuing a woman from a pit of putrefaction in Hot Sulphur Springs. College student Tanner Bishop heard screaming while near the Hot Sulphur Springs Post Office on Aug. 4, according to a press release from the Grand County Sheriff's Office. Upon investigating, Bishop discovered a woman in the town's sewage pond. The woman was attempting to retrieve her dog when she slipped into the pond and was unable to get traction on the pond's slick rubber liner. Grand County Sheriff Rod Johnson presented Bishop with a Certificate of Appreciation for his …
'This Fight Begins In The Heart': Reading James Baldwin As Ferguson Seethes
Protests in Ferguson, Mo., continue in response to the shooting of an unarmed black teenager by police on Aug. 9. The incident reminds author Laila Lalami of James Baldwin's Notes of a Native Son.
Simin Behbahani, 'Lioness Of Iran,' Dies At 87
Iranian poet and women's rights advocate Simin Behbahani has died. Her work probed the social and political challenges that faced Iran after its Islamic Revolution. She was 87.
A Frustrated Professor Sounds Off To 'Committee Members'
The protagonist of Julie Schumacher's new Dear Committee Members is frustrated with the future of American arts and letters — and the feckless students who pester him for recommendation letters.
Kayaker killed in Gore Canyon identified
The Grand County coroner has identified a kayaker who was found dead in the Gore Canyon as 38-year-old Elizabeth "Beth" McVay, of Boulder County, officials said. Coroner Brenda Bock determined that McVay died from blunt force trauma after falling from a riverside cliff. McVay became separated from her kayak near the upper end of Gore Canyon on the Colorado River on Aug. 16. Grand County Dispatch received a report stating McVay was trying to scale an embankment on the side of the river around 7:30 p.m. on Aug. 16, according to a press release. Her body was discovered at the …
In Elite MFA Programs, The Challenge Of Writing While 'Other'
Budding writers often turn to graduate workshops for lessons on the craft and as a gateway to publishers. But in classes filled with middle-class white people, many writers of color feel typecast.
Letter: Liberal 'plan' baffling
To the Editor: I cannot really understand how liberals think but here is my take on their plans for our future. They will give out lavish welfare payments and programs so people don't have to work. These people will continue to vote for them. Then, they will legalize drugs so those same people won't be bored. Meanwhile everyone else will pay higher taxes to support "welfare." The math doesn't really work so they will give amnesty to 20 million illegals so they can work to help pay for the moochers. Wait, now that they are legal, the new immigrants will …
Letter: Cartoon lacked humor, doesn't apply here
To the Editor: In response to the editorial cartoon in the Sky-Hi News on Aug. 12 illustrating that school supplies include Kevlar vests and concealed weapons: Dismissing the total lack of humor, it was, at best, completely inappropriate for our school district. Please allow me to make a more responsible comment to the parents of the 1,200 school children preparing for back-to-school: First, every member of the school district has no greater priority than school safety. From the Board of Education to the teachers in every classroom, every decision is made with attention to safety first. All children should arrive …
Malala Yousafzai: By the Book
The activist and co-author of "I Am Malala: How One Girl Stood Up for Education and Changed the World" relished "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz," the first book she read in the hospital when recovering from an attack by the Taliban.
Grand County Real Estate Transactions, Aug. 10-16, 2014
Grand County Transactions Aug. 10-16, 2014 Schwans Subdivision Exemption TRT 1 – Viclean LLC to M B Inc, Marlya Fedynska, Serguei Nikolaev, $226,000 Silverstar Condominiums Subdivision Unit 9 – Mary McDonald to Sandstone Properties LLC, Sterling Investment Group LLC, $78,375 SEC 5 TWP 1S R 80W Partial Legal – See Document; SEC 6 TWP 1S R 80W Partial Legal – See Document; SEC 8 TWP 1S R 81W Partial Legal – See Document; SEC 9 TWP 1S R 81W Partial Legal – See Document; SEC 10 TWP 1S R 81W Partial Legal – See Document – Galloway Inc to San …
Bookends: Can Writing Be Taught?
Authorities investigate injury accident near City Market in Granby
The Colorado State Patrol is investigating a two-vehicle injury accident that occurred on U.S. Highway 40 at the intersection leading into the Granby City Market area. On Fri. Aug. 15, a 2001 Dodge Durango driven by Donna Victoria, 22, of Tabernash was traveling westbound on U.S. 40 when she attempted to turn onto Thompson Road. When she did so the Durango collided with a 1994 Chevy Camaro driven by Denis McCarthy, 72, of Grand Lake McCarthy and a 70-year-old female passenger riding in the Camaro suffered serious injuries, according to the State Patrol. Victoria did not receive any injuries related …
'Churchill and Empire,' by Lawrence James
Woman killed in Gore Canyon identified
The Grand County Coroner has identified a kayaker who was found dead in the Gore Canyon as 38-year-old Elizabeth "Beth" McVay, of Boulder County, officials said. Coroner Brenda Bock determined that McVAy died from blunt force trauma after falling from a riverside cliff. McVay became separated from her kayak near the upper end of Gore Canyon on the Colorado River on Aug. 16. Grand County Dispatch received a report stating McVay was trying to scale an embankment on the side of the river around 7:30 p.m. on Aug. 16, according to a press release. Her body was discovered at the …
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|Good - 242 reviews
With a stay at Americas Best Value Inn- Jamestown/ West Ellicot in Jamestown, you'll be close to Lucy-Desi Museum and Roger Tory Peterson Institute. This motel is within the region of Chautauqua Amphitheater. Make yourself at home in one of the 43 guestrooms. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable...
Overall Rating - Good - 242 reviews
Poor 1.0
Absolutely nothing!
Everything!Complete dive! Felt unsafe - lots of shady people around making a lot of noise and drinking. Room smelled and was filthy. For---- it was a dump! Could not wait to get out of there!
Mediocre 4.0
The room had two seperate rooms for each bed, a full kitchen. That was ok. But just needed updated. The room was very clean!
The pool was not heated and water was freezing for August 1
|Good - 30 reviews
Overall Rating - Good - 30 reviews
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|Good - 98 reviews
If guests want a touch of nostalgia, the Lucy Desi Museum is just a few minutes away from our comfortable, clean Jamestown hotel. However, if a little adventure piques your interest, the local Jamestown Savings Bank Ice Arena is a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike. From the Robert H. Jackson site to the Erie Lackawanna Train Station, Jamestown is...
Overall Rating - Good - 98 reviews
Excellent 10.0
enjoyed the pool, nice breakfast great shower, comfy beds. Staff was very nice.
Good 8.0
Staff very helpful. Great attitudes.
Parking is tight.Downtown Jamestown is a little sketchy. However, this is a nice hotel, and I would stay there again if the need arose.
|Excellent - 27 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 27 reviews
|Excellent - 140 reviews
a city of laughter and fun.. welcome to the Hampton Inn & Suites Jamestown, NY. You've got some 'splainin' to do! The area around our Hampton Inn & Suites® hotel in Jamestown, NY is home to none other than Lucille Ball. Remember when she set her nose aflame with William Holden? Or hawked Vitameatavegamin? You'll see these episodes and others, along with sets...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 140 reviews
Excellent 9.0
The staff was very helpful and friendly.
I was dissatisfied with the lack of help from the manager for the most part when we needed to extend our stay because our daughter was in the hospital down here. She seemed less helpful after she had seen we book our current stay through a third party.King beds are clean and comfortable. King room was very spacious. There were cobwebs around the ceiling throughout the room. I would recommend staying on the top floor because of the noise that can be heard above you and stay away from the stairwells. Kids were running up and down them the last two nights we stayed. Had to call front desk.
Excellent 10.0
Everything was great! Staff was very polite, & helpful, room was very clean, smelled amazing, bed is soo comfortable, breakfast was very good! Great selection, Especially the Waffles, One of Our favorite hotels! We will be back.
|Excellent - 14 reviews
With a stay at Fairway Suites at Peek'n Peak in Clymer, you'll be next to a golf course and minutes from Peek'n Peak Ski Resort. This golf hotel is within the region of Lake Erie Speedway and North Hills Golf Course. Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 36 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring fireplaces and flat-screen televisions. Your pillowtop b...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 14 reviews
Excellent 9.0
King Suite is roomy, well-appointed (furniture, decor, etc),nice kitchen, and has all the amenities you'd expect in a better hotel. Peek n Peak slopes are just across golf course. Can add one or two rooms at reasonable cost to accommodate family, friends
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|Excellent - 269 reviews
News flash, call and inquire about our Family Fun Packages. Enjoy our Findley Lake hotel's fantastic staff. A haven for outdoor enthusiasts, Findley Lake is situated along the New York-Pennsylvania border and boasts year-round activities with snowmobiling, golf, fishing and hiking. Whether you're on vacation or visiting for business, the Holiday Inn Express®...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 269 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Clean, polite, helpful, affordable and great breakfast bar.
Excellent 10.0
Very friendly staff!
We were on the 2nd floor...the family above us spent part of the evening walking their pet elephant---at least that is how it sounded at 1 AM!It was a great place to stay....in fact I have to travel that way again next week, and have already booked a 2nd reservation!
|Excellent - 1 reviews
The Red Roof Inn Jamestown, NY is a pet friendly, family friendly hotel. This hotel is close to the Lucy-Desi Museum, Jamestown Community College, Chautauqua Lake and Gerry Rodeo, Long Point State Park, Chautauqua Institute, Seneca Alleghany Casino, Alleghany State Park, the Peak n Peek Ski Area and Holiday Valley Ski Area
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1 reviews
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When you stay at Spencer Hotel in Chautauqua, you'll be near the airport and minutes from Chautauqua Amphitheater and Chautauqua Golf Club. This hotel is within close proximity of Chautauqua Institution and Chautauqua Belle Steamboat. Make yourself at home in one of the 26 individually decorated guestrooms. Cable television is provided for your entertainment...
Overall Rating - Good - 16 reviews
|Good - 26 reviews
With a stay at The Inn at the Peak in Clymer, you'll be near ski lifts and minutes from Peek'n Peak Ski Resort. This resort is within the region of Lake Erie Speedway and North Hills Golf Course. Make yourself at home in one of the 108 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available f...
Overall Rating - Good - 26 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The staff and all the activities. There was so much to do and the food was great so were the prices we never had to leave everything that makes a great vacation all under one roof.....great experience we will return.
The carpet needs replaced in several areas my son tripped twice but he is young and wasn't hurt he bounced back up and kept going. But it's definitely dated and lifted in some places.
|Excellent - 150 reviews
This Gold award winning Comfort Inn is located in the heart of Chautauqua County, New York, hometown of Lucille Ball from the I Love Lucy Show. Year round popular attractions such as Roger Tory Institute of Natural History, Midway Park, Chautauqua Institution, Robert H Jackson Center, Seneca Allegany Casino,Jamestown Savings Bank Ice Arena, Wineries and many...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 150 reviews
Excellent 9.0
I thought---- night was a little expensive for the area over Labor Day weekend.
Good 8.0
Staff was very friendly, nice breakfast.
Wish there was a DVD player, TV didn't work well.
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|Good - 99 reviews
Overall Rating - Good - 99 reviews
Okay 5.0
The price was better than other motels and it was near to where I needed to be with the BIG PLUS of being very quiet and very safe. It was old fashioned 1960's feeling and comfortable. If you are hard to please or picky don't stay.
I had to switch rooms because of no fridge in the first room as promised.Wife and I often have personal business in that area and hate spending an arm and a leg on a bed in a room we will spend just sleeping and showering.
Poor 2.0
The contact person at the hotel gave me a room (#4) that had obviously not been properly cleaned, and not at all vacuumed. Ventilator grill for heating or cooling was not attached, rusted. I suspected the bed linens had not been changed.I said I would find another place, but she showed me another room that had obviously been better cleaned, and knowing I'd have to drive further with no guarantee I'd find a place, I agreed to accept it, even though it 'sported' a similar rusty ventilator grill. After a meal & returning to the room, I found that bulbs were missing from lamps, the worst being NO bulbs in the receptacle above the mirror in the bathroom. The overhead lamp there had only one of the 2 bulbs; insufficient light to shave. I had no time to allow for a request to remedy these deficiencies, so I accepted them and left as soon as I could after showering & dressing. No further contact with management. Very unhappy experience, but I did leave $3 for whoever h...


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