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I answered a not-so-interesting question on Stack Overflow giving just a short example rather than a complete answer. Since yesterday the question was upvoted 44 times and my answer 55 times!
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Consider all polynomials $\mathbb R[x]$ and the subspace of polynomials of degree $0$, which we will refer to by the letter $U$. Is this subspace closed with respect to the inner product: $$\langle f,g \rangle = \int_0^1 f(x)g(x)dx$$
My teacher says that they must not be closed, since if they were, then $(U^{\perp})^{\perp} = U$, but $(U^\perp)^{\perp} = \mathbb R[x]$. I'm having a hard time believing this without seeing an actual example of a limit point of $U$ that is not in $U$.
So if/since it is not closed, could someone please provide an example of one of its limit points not in the space itself?


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Alright, so, I don't how many people noticed it, or whether or not its been posted before. But when Jeremy is confronted by the guy in the castle, before Doug enters, the guy says "...you have no chance to survive, make your time." - can someone say All Your Base are Belong to Us? I don't know I found it interesting. If you don't know what I'm talking about, check it out.
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We keep repeating "you have to pull first" (this is git and github by the way). Then you code a little, then get your tests to pass, then commit, then pull and push again. We give tutorial links, try firm / hard. The latest changes broke 2 dozen tests. We document everything. What other things can we do to help folks. We require passing tests. Right now we are tempted to rollback all of todays changes which wouldn't be popular. I'm not a big fan of that harsh an approach to management but perhaps a 'final' warning that we will do that next time is now required. Failing that it's clear they need to fix broken tests, right? We fixed them last time so that didn't 'take'...
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Get your team to solve the problem and give them the autonomy to do so. Gather your team and do your best to state the problem or situation and goals clearly. State it like requirements, defining what needs to happen without specifying how. Developers are problem solvers so make this a problem to solve. This means you will have to listen and may have to give up on your ideal solution, but it your team owns the solution in they will be more likely to follow the solution they came up with.
Your requirements may be something like
1) Automated build runs each night a 9:00, so all tests have to pass by then. Ask the team how to enforce this (maybe if you break the build you have to bring in doughnuts :)
2) Builds are deployed every Wednesday, if tests do not pass by Tuesday then we miss the release and delay until the next window. How can we enforce this?
Whenever I do this with my team I find that they come up with a better solution than the one I've been dictating and they enforce it with each other which allows me to focus on more important things than enforcing the rules.
If the problem is that your team constantly break the build then you should all sit down and discuss the problem.
As a manager you should make it clear that if you don't have a buildable artifact at any time in the build server then you are not delivering anything. What would be the effects of not delivering anything? Then let the team try to solve the problem with what processes, practices and tools your team needs in order to have everything deliverable by the end of the day. Also make sure the team does not have any other pressing issues during this day or else those will take precedence by default.
There are multiple ways of doing this, but ultimately the team has to do it, so give the team enough time (like a day or two) to do this on their own.
... and if they still suck you need better programmers who have the discipline to do this kind of work.
Have you tried making failures more visible? A public build radiator? E-mail committer/team/company (well, the last one maybe isn't such a good idea unless you have a pretty small company..) when a build breaks, describing the commit contents and committer?
Try to make feedback loop as short as possible. If developer knows that she broke the build 15 minutes after the commit vs tomorrow, there is huge difference in terms of being able to react.
Sounds like you are doing it wrong - I mean the general git workflow. Here's a couple of suggestions:
Why is everyone committing into the same branch? That's so svn :). Let them develop in their own branches, specific for developer or feature. Don't worry about what they break in there, but demand that everything must pass tests and be top-notch in general once they merge their changes to production branch.
That way a programmer can develop isolated code in peace (even for a couple of days when working on a feature) and worry about integration and tests later, when he decides to put changes into production.
You can take it one step further - don't allow developers to push directly to production at all and give them a script instead which will allow them to push changes only if all tests pass. Simple.
Again, what are branches for? In this case you can:
What's so harsh about it?
In general, try to improve your version control workflow (perhaps hire a git consultant to help you with that?), that should stop programmers from committing broken code into production.
Of course, bad workflow isn't an excuse for committing broken code, but take it from a developer's perspective - it's very easy to break code when several people are working on the same app at once and everyone's committing to the same branch. Especially if they do a huge commits and tests are brittle, but I don't know if that's your case.


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Since 1994 my primary email has been aol (which I have grown to hate and want to delete)
Years ago I set up an anonymouse blog on blogspot with a silly (dumb) Gmail address.
Since then I have become a very very active user on
- Youtube.
- Google voice.
- Google calendar.
- And even Google plus.
All with my silly dumb email-address as the default (for I didn't have a choice)
Now the problem I want to delete Aol, so I created a new Gmail address.
But how do I sync my accounts. It won't let me change or even add a Gmail to my Google voice etc. So I can either be logged into everything / not email or visa versa.
Ps. I don't need to delete my silly email account. Especially since it gets 1000's of emails daily from youtube comments etc, that I would prefer to ignore. I'm not looking to forward these emails.
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I'm looking at licensing some open source software and am looking at the GPL. What are the pros and cons of using this license?
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Ok, my list of pros and cons of GPL:
Ultimately for me the cons outweigh the pros. To me it smacks of Open Source Evangelists trying to trick the world into going Open Source instead of persuading the world of its benefits.
Although h4xxr definitely gave an answer FTW, here are a few more links which could prove useful, if you're unsure of what different types of licences represent.
Comparison of free software licenses (table comparison)
F--- GPL <-- intelligent criticism (gotta love these "pearls of wisdom" :-)
FWIW I personally have a big open source project which I am lead developer on and I've adopted a multiple license model precisely because the GPL was holding some people back from using my code. My code is licensed under a choose your own license model and allows any of the following licenses - GPL, LGPL, MIT
The LGPL allows people to incorporate your code/library/executable as-is in their product providing it is not modified. This is most useful for companies building commercial/closed source products that might need your product to function but don't need to change how your product functions.
The MIT License is essentially a permissive license that lets people modify your work however they wish and repurpose it for their own work. Use this if you've suspect users may want to do this and you don't mind not having access to the source of any modifications people might make.
When it comes to liberally-licensed open source projects (e.g. X11, PostgreSQL, Haskell), the GPL and LGPL backfire. GPLed code cannot be used in such projects, not because the GPL forbids it or the X11 license forbids it, but because such projects do not want to "upgrade" their entire product's effective license to the GPL.
Choosing GPL is the ideological step:
You are giving the advantage to free software developers, because they can use your library, and the commercial players can't (at least as long they don't want to release their product as GPL). Corporations must pay their workers to write the library that has the same functionality. You're promoting free software in that way.
Choosing less restricted licence, such as MIT is more practical:
You can use your library yourself, when coding for money (as freelancer, as employee). However, everyone can, so you're helping in that way the corporations to save money, although they are already rich without it.


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I started indoor rock-climbing a few months ago, renting equipment from wherever I was climbing at. I've decided to take it a bit more seriously and invest in some equipment, and the first step are shoes. However, there's quite a lot to choose from and I'm not sure how to pick - the only difference I really notice is how they lace-up. What should I look for in a good shoe? To reiterate, I'm a beginner and I intend to climb just indoor (for the foreseeable future).
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Outdoor Gear Lab wrote a pretty good article on the subject here: http://www.outdoorgearlab.com/Climbing-Shoe-Reviews/Buying-Advice
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Agressive downturn shapes are very helpful if you're climbing intermediate / advanced routes (5.10 / V4 and up). The shape of the shoe will bunch your toes together, and also will fit tighter. This will improve your ability to stand on smaller holds. Also, a downturn makes it easier to hook your toes on holds on overhanging routes.
But if you want to stick with a more comfortable shoe, that's OK to. Plenty of strong climbers will wear more comfortable shoes. If you find your toes slipping within the shoe as you try to stand on a hold, or you find the edge of the shoe flopping when you try to stand on a small hold, you'll know its time to switch to something more "agressive'.
Velcro will be more convenient to take on and off when you're switching between climbing and belaying (which you'll do a lot in the gym). But, most velcro shoes tend to be at least a little agressive.
Fit tends to be very personal, and most of the better shoes are made of leather, and actually stretch quite a bit, so even experienced climbers may have to buy more than one size if they switch brands. (The stretching tends to mold the shoe to your foot, so its really a desirable quality)
EDIT: I didn't address your question very well. Most beginner / comfort shoes are either 1) Inexpensive entry level shoes 2) traditional climbing shoes I think that nearly all "comfort" shoes (and traditional ones) are lace ups. You'll want a lace up shoe where all your toes lay flat. Also, you'll want to avoid an asymmetric, downturned shoe. Those two things (asymetric, downturned toe boxes that force your toes to curl up) are signs on an uncomfortable, more agressive shoe.
Good luck!
The only answer is comfortable shoes. It's quite possibly the only answer for a climber at any level, but certainly for beginners. You don't want shoes that will slip around, but most places will tell you to get them as tight as you can tolerate. That's way bogus. Get them comfortable. If as you progress they seem like they aren't tight enough, you'll get a tighter pair and still have the comfy pair for wearing on all of your warmups and easier climbs. The bottom line is that tight shoes are not good for you.
There are several types of shoe construction that impact how determining what the fit is going to be. For your first pair get a shoes that is synthetic; these shoes don't change size over time like leather shoes. Very important. They will fit as they fit at the store.
Also, avoid all performance oriented shoes. Such as downturned toes and radically asymmetric lasts. You might want a mildly asymetric last depending on the shape of your shoe. If your big toe is the longest, you want a mildly assymetric shoe. If one of your middle toes is the longest, you want the type of shoe that is symmetric, i.e. the long point at the end is centered, rather than the big toe part being the longest.
I do my rockclimbing in Vibram Fivefingers - they're not specifically designed for it but they work fine. Admittedly, my grip strength and arm strength is much more of a bottleneck for me at the moment than shoes.
Since you mentioned the only difference you saw is how they lace up, I'd suggest looking at shoes which have the lacing at an angle to the outside of your foot, rather than straight in line with your shin as shoes traditionally are. That keeps pressure off the top of your foot which can otherwise get very uncomfortable very quickly.


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Yes, if:
- At least once before you had a baby too early because labor started on its own before 37 weeks of pregnancy (for example, at 20 weeks). This is called "spontaneous (spon-TAY-nee-us) preterm birth." An example is if your "water broke" before 37 weeks of pregnancy. You may be pregnant now or are thinking about becoming pregnant again.
- Your doctor* has told you that you have a short cervix. (The cervix is the narrow tube-like opening in the lower part of your uterus. The uterus is where your baby grows while you are pregnant.)
- Your doctor has told you that you are at risk for preterm birth. If you are not sure if you are at risk for preterm birth, ask your doctor.
- You have heard about the use of hormones called "progestogens" (pronounced pro-JES-toe-jenz) to prevent preterm birth and want to know about the research on the benefits and possible side effects of this treatment.
* In this summary, the term "doctor" refers to any of the health care professionals who may take care of you, including your obstetrician or other physician, nurse practitioner, midwife, or physician assistant.
No, if:
- You are 37 weeks or more along in your pregnancy.
- You never had a baby born too early because of spontaneous preterm birth.
- You are pregnant with more than one baby, such as twins or triplets.
What will this summary tell me?
This summary will tell you about the risk of preterm birth. It also tells you what the research says about the benefits and harms of taking a progestogen to prevent preterm birth. You can use this information to talk with your doctor about whether taking a progestogen is the best treatment option for you.
Where does the information come from?
The information in this summary comes from a review of 63 research studies about progestogens. The review was funded by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), a Federal Government research agency. You can read the full report at www.effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/pretermbirth.cfm.
Understanding Your Condition
What is spontaneous preterm birth?
A preterm birth is when birth happens before the 37th week of pregnancy (a full-term pregnancy lasts for 37 to 42 weeks). When preterm birth happens on its own, without being induced for a specific medical reason, it is called "spontaneous preterm birth."
Some babies born before 37 weeks are at risk for needing special care. They may need care in an intensive care unit. Babies born very early have a higher risk of being disabled or possibly dying.
More than 475,000 babies or around 12 percent of all births in the United States each year are preterm. For the families of each of these babies, preterm birth can cause distress and heartache and can increase the cost of care for the mother and her baby.
What is the difference between preterm labor and preterm birth?
Preterm labor means that you start to have contractions and your cervix starts to widen (dilate) before the 37th week of pregnancy. Preterm labor can lead to preterm birth. It is not always possible to stop preterm labor once it starts, and many babies are born too early.
Because of this, doctors have been looking for ways to help women not go into labor until they are pregnant for at least 37 weeks.
What makes me at risk for preterm birth?
Doctors have found several things that may put a woman at risk for a preterm birth:
- Having had a preterm birth before
- Being pregnant with more than one baby, such as twins or triplets
- Having a short cervix (when the narrow tube-like opening to your uterus is less than an inch long)
- Having some symptoms of preterm labor, such as early contractions that start to open your cervix
Your doctor can tell you if you are at risk for preterm birth.
Understanding Progestogens
What is progestogen?
Progestogens (pronounced pro-JES-toe-jenz) have two forms:
- The natural progesterone (pronounced pro-JES-ter-own) hormone made in your body
- A similar hormone made in a laboratory (called a "synthetic hormone," or progestin)
The progesterone hormone made in your body helps you become and stay pregnant. Taking extra natural or synthetic progesterone (progestogens) may help prevent preterm birth in some women.
Progestogen can be given in one of several ways:
- As a gel, cream, capsule, or suppository that you place in your vagina
- As a shot in your arm or other muscles
- As a pill that is swallowed (this is less common)
What does the research say about taking progestogens?
- Some research found that progestogens help women who are pregnant with one baby and who had a preterm birth with a previous pregnancy.
- For 1 out of every 11 of these women who take a progestogen, the treatment will help her pregnancy last to at least 37 weeks.
- Progestogens may also help these women lower the risk of having their baby die at birth, but there is not enough research to know this for certain.
- Although all three forms of progestogens (pills, shots, and vaginal gels or suppositories) can lower the risk of having a spontaneous preterm birth, doctors cannot say if one form works better than another.
- Two research studies showed that women with a short cervix who were treated with progestogens were less likely to have a preterm birth. There is not enough research to know for certain how many women with a short cervix will benefit.
- Women who were pregnant with twins or triplets did not see any benefit from taking progestogens.
- There is not enough research to know if progestogens can help prevent preterm birth in women with other risk factors such as preterm labor (having early contractions that open the cervix).
How safe is progestogen?
There is not enough research about the side effects caused by progestogens to know about their overall safety. The most common short-term side effect women had in the research studies was a feeling of discomfort where they got the shot or irritation from the vaginal form (for example, the cream or gel). Doctors do not know about long-term side effects that might show up months or years after you give birth.
Making a Decision
What should I think about?
There are several things that you and your doctor or health care professional should talk about when deciding if a progestogen is a good choice for you.
Talk with your doctor about:
- The benefits of taking progestogens to prevent preterm birth
- The uncertainty about possible side effects of taking a progestogen
- Your preferences and lifestyle
- The cost of progestogen pills, shots, or suppositories
How comfortable am I with what is known about progestogens?
Doctors know more about how progestogens may help, but less about the possible long-term side effects. It is important for you to talk with your doctor about how comfortable you are with what is known about the benefits and safety of taking progestogens to prevent preterm birth.
How will taking a progestogen affect my lifestyle?
Preventing preterm birth may affect the amount of activity or work you are able to do. But the progestogen itself should not affect your lifestyle.
The pill and vaginal gel forms of progestogens can be taken at home. If you take the shot form, you will need to go to your doctor or health care professional once a week or have a home nurse give you the shot.
Your doctor or health care professional can make a plan with you.
What is the cost?
The cost to you for progestogens in any form depends on:
- The amount (dose) that you need to take
- How often you need to take it
- The brand you use
- The length of time that you need to take it
- Your health insurance plan
- Whether you get the brand-name or a generic form
Progestogen pills, vaginal gels, and shots are all available in a generic form. The cost can be as low as $3 to $20 per dose. The average price for the most expensive form of progestogen shot is as high as $700.
For a woman who is treated with the vaginal gel form of progestogen (starting at the 16th week of her pregnancy and lasting until the 37th week), the total cost of 21 weeks of treatment can range from $1,800 to $2,500 depending on the brand of gel.
Ask Your Doctor or Other Health Care Professional
Talk with your doctor or health care professional about taking progestogen to prevent preterm birth. Here are some questions you may want to ask:
- Could taking a progestogen help my baby and me?
- If so, which form of progestogen might be best for me?
- What do you think about the things that doctors still do not know about progestogens?
- What else can I do to help prevent a preterm birth?
The information in this summary comes from the report Progestogens for Prevention of Preterm Birth, August 2012.
The report was produced by the Vanderbilt University Evidence-based Practice Center through funding by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ). For a copy of the report or for more information about AHRQ and the Effective Health Care Program, go to www.effectivehealthcare.ahrq.gov/pretermbirth.cfm.
Additional information came from the MedlinePlus® Web site, a service of the National Library of Medicine and the National Institutes of Health. This site is available at www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus. The drug costs included in this summary are taken from "A Guide to the Cost of Progesterone for Prevention of Preterm Labor," an article published in the April 15, 2011, issue of Proceedings in Obstetrics and Gynecology. The article is available at http://ir.uiowa.edu/pog/vol1/iss3/9 .
This summary was prepared by the John M. Eisenberg Center for Clinical Decisions and Communications Science at Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX. It was written by Amelia Williamson Smith, M.S., Diane Markesich, Ph.D., Thomas Workman, Ph.D., Kjersti Aagaard-Tillery, M.D., and Michael Fordis, M.D. Pregnant women at risk of preterm birth helped review this summary.


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Does anyone know if a 'submit button' in infopath can be progammed to email and update a sharepoint list at the same time? Thanks.
Me. I know.
A 'submit button' can certainly be programmed to email and update. But how to do it depends on many unspecified in question details:
So, it does not have a concrete answer in its currently undefined context, i.e. it is a guessing game. From the other side, the concrete answers are multiple variants per each concrete possible (known only to topic starter) context and are available by search on internet.
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No, your comment does not answer how you created the Infopath form, with which options, data connections and options of fata connections (what is its compatibility and how you connected a sharepoint list to it).
It is a guessing game with distorted initial data.
For example, if I create Infopath 2010 form (by pressing Customize Form button on ribbon in browser) of Sharepoint List Form type (in Infopath Designer 2010, File > Info > Form Options > Compatibility ? Form Type:),
I see that it has options to submit to its sharepoint list (in Infoapth Designer 2010, File > Info > Submit Options button):
as well as it has clear instructions how to do it if you wish to choose submission it to more than one/single location, for example. both to email and sharepoint list:
I have never tried it but it should be doable. Change the button option from Submit to Rules and Code. Add rules to the button to first use the data connection to submit via email and then submit via your SharePoint connection and then if you wanted the button to also close have it do that as well.


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I'm looking for a LaTeX editor/compiler that does not show the output until it is done. It can be in terminal or not, I don't care.
Didn't quite understand what you meant by 'editor/compiler that does not show the output until it is done'. However, I'd suggest Kile. It is the only one which gave me output despite any unmet library dependency. I've tried a few others without success, even on Windows 7 (although some seem to work excellently on Windows XP).
Install kile with the command in a terminal:
What I like about gedit with the gedit-latex-plugin is that you can configure your own snippets with shortcuts. For example, if you use
To install it:
I've been using Vim-LaTeX. The pros are user-defined macros as well as many convenient pre-defined hotkeys in addition to the pluses of Vim (efficient text editor). The cons are the cons of Vim (weird text editor) plus the fact that the package is pretty raw looking. Vim is just a text editor, so although the Vim-LaTeX addon adds extra commands and menus, there are no point-and-click graphical shortcuts--and there is no document outline until the pdf is produced. In all, I've come to enjoy it....
Look at RTextDoc LaTeX editor. It runs on Ubuntu (since Java). Plus, unlike others, it has instant grammar checking.


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It seems to me that Stack Overflow is getting a lot less questions and a lot less answers. More questions have no answers than those with. This is quite a change from a few months ago.
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The "interesting" tab (consisting mainly of unanswered questions) is great for experienced users of stack overflow, but maybe it's not right for new visitors?
There's a risk—illustrated by this question—that visitors will interpret the questions on the home page as being typical questions on Stack Overflow (rather than questions specially selected because they have few answers), and believe that this means that questions asked on the site get very few answers in general.
It might give a better impression to new visitors if they were offered the "hot" tab rather the "interesting" tab.
SO is not dying, quite the opposite, it's getting more questions and answers than ever before, just look at the stats. However, you do get shown more questions that don't have answers, this is very much intentional, see this recent blog post. You can switch to the old view by going to http://stackoverflow.com/?tab=active
The home page changed recently. Did you take that into account? It's not the same to you as to everybody else anymore.
Stack Overflow is on the contrary stronger than ever with 10M monthly unique visitors.
There seems however to be some truth to there being less answers per question. There's definitely a trend. The big question is not "Is Stack Overflow dying?" but rather "what are you doing to help?" There's an increasing demand for answers, let's meet it.


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So in 4-player Bang!, there is a Sheriff (wins when all others are dead), a Renegade (wins when all others are dead) and 2 Outlaws (win when the Sheriff is dead). So your typical game opens with the two outlaws shooting the Sheriff, the Sheriff shooting the Outlaws, and the Renegade being forced to shoot the Outlaws so that they don't kill the Sheriff too quickly. This has the effect of telegraphing to all players involved who the Renegade is; the resulting game devolves into a shootout with no subtlety or strategy; everyone knows everyone's situation and there are no surprises. Are there better or more optimized strategies for these situations? Or does the game only hit its stride with more players involved?
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I'm not sure Bang! is really about maintaining cover, anyway. Even for big games, it seems like ideal Bang! strategy is...
1) Outlaws try to spike down the Sheriff roughly ASAP, though they can sometimes wait until most players have long-range guns before exposing themselves.
2) Once the Outlaws are dead, the Renegade immediately tries to kill the weakened Sheriff before he gets time to recover.
The only subtlety I see is that, if the Outlaws are having a tough time, the Renegade should stop shooting them.
You're right, though, that in 4-player, because the range is so short, Outlaws don't even need to wait until long-range guns are out. And there's no moment of wondering who the Renegade is -- in larger games, that moment is brief, but it does exist.
Well in a 4 player game there is no real incentive for anyone to hide.
The Sheriff can kill anyone since the worse case is killing the renegade first who is at best is only a temporary team mate. Anyway you look at it they will need to kill all other players anyway. But if the sheriff knows who the renegade is they might just ignore them to focus on the outlaws so that they have a little more help.
Both outlaws just need to focus on the Sheriff as there is no real incentive to kill the renegade since it takes away from damage they can be doing to the sheriff. Now if they can't do anything to the sheriff then it might make more sense for them to work on the renegade.
As for the renegade you need to deal with the fact that both outlaws will be wanting to kill the sheriff and the sheriff will probably want to focus on killing the outlaws first as there is more incentive to kill them first (3 cards and they only have the goal to kill the sheriff). If the renegade can come out early and get the sheriff to focus on the outlaws then it is easier to build up some strength while killing both outlaws and leaving the sheriff in a weakened state.
Honestly I think its in the best interest of both the renegade and the sheriff for the renegade to play a little more on the deputy side then they would in a bigger game as it can help the sheriff survive both outlaws.
There is still a bit of strategy to be had. If the Sheriff is clearly getting the upper hand, then try shooting him instead of the outlaws for a while. Plus, it can add in a bit more distrust into who is an outlaw, which can cause them to shoot each other.
Also, the outlaws might want to kill the Renegade, because there will be one less person to be attacking.
Still, if you know who the Renegade is, in general, you should ignore him until the end of the game, so it doesn't really matter if he's caught.


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Sorry in advanced if this question would be better suited on SO.
Basically, I'm getting used to using the command line interface (linux etc..) and I come across commands like:
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I have a project (developed in C++) and wondered if it is possible to be able create custom made commands, for example:
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MyProject compile
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The Soviet's New Economic Plan was indeed a successful plan in establishing a comparatively strong postwar economy for the Soviet Union, but there were many imperfections: food prices fluctuated tremendously, the gap between the wealth of people increased. Was it a successful plan of Leinin?
No. It is generally considered to be a failure.
The chief problem was the recurrent scissor's crises due to the agricultural sector not being incorporated into a commodity economy. As the price of agricultural goods declined, peasants would withdraw from the market economy and the (very few) Kulaks did likewise, reverting from small rural capitalists to rich peasants. When the market economy did not operate purely in the interests of the peasantry, they retreated from the market, creating imbalances in the agricultural to industrial price balance.
See the Nove Millar debate: Millar, James R. and Alec Nove. "A Debate on Collectivization: Was Stalin Really Necessary?" Problems of Communism 25 (July/August 1976): 49-62.
Normatively, if we consider the purpose of the Bolshevik party to usher in a classless society through the agency of the working class—and if we consider this to be an "economic" goal—it was a god awful disaster and the worst case of ratting out the class to the boss by non-workers in a so-called worker's party ever seen. Simon Pirani's work demonstrates that Lenin dismantled the workers state in 1921, replacing it with a Party state. Any of the sociology of the NEP will show that institutions such as one man management dismantled significantly much of the property control that workers had over plants. So the NEP smashed the institutions of the workers' state by dismantling the political power work place committees held, and it significantly dismantled the economic ownership of the workplaces by works committees.
Finally, by the late 1920s "ultralefts" in the lower orders of the Bolshevik party were demanding collectivisation, and many urban workplaces were demanding a campaign of terror against the countryside due to the long term lack of adequate food supply to the cities. If the NEP was meant to be a long term and positive economic process, these political problems couldn't have arisen from below. (See Conquest or Solzhenitsyn)
A recommended reading here is Farm to Factory: A Reinterpretation of the Soviet Industrial Revolution by British economic historian Robert Allen. I don't know the literature in detail, but Allen is generally very well respected for his work. (Google finds a review of the book here). From Amazon's page on the book:
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I got this as a gift and it's great! The behind the scenes content is enough to make any Last Starfighter fan happy.
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@okham I just posted a similar question then see that you beat me to it by 1 minute! So I was forced to tase mine. Great minds think alike I suppose.
Team rake. With a straight rake, like that, you can flip it over, or turn it sideways to accomplish almost every job a hoe can do as well. Landscaper improvising, baby.
@dmaz: You are clearly a man who takes his gardening seriously. And the official vice president of TEAM RAKE! if I die in the line of duty you take over my friend.
The problem with the hoe is that you need to buy dinner and flowers before it works well.
@tknoman: You're clearly going to the wrong area of town.
@gideonfrost: cheaper dinner over there
I'm more of a team trowel guy.
Couldn't help it :)
Also, team rake
@gideonfrost: I gladly accept the position!
As a rakish fellow myself, I prefer the hoes.
Team Hoe is clearly blowing Team Rake out of the water here. Curse you dirty minded wooters! I can't believe I'm being beaten by a homonym!
Edit: Yes I can.
this is a good use of your time
@gideonfrost: While I would agree that great minds think alike, is it not true that morons think alike as well?
@muttdorff: I'm not sure or not but it seems like you might be calling @okham and myself morons. Now I can't speak for him but if Moron targeting were an Olympic sport you've won the gold on me.
I love all the garden implements equally.
@ptucker2: small & personal.... ;)
Team Blade.
...wait what're we talking about again?
Team socket wrench!
I'm team downvote.
@unoriginal26: <- There's someone that gets it.
@psumek: I'm on team "OH NOES WHY YOU SUCH A HATER JUSTIFY THAT VOTE HOW DARE YOU HAVE NO SENSE OF FUN". ;)
I'm on team "get off my lawn".
@inkycatz: back in my day we used a stick in the ground and were consarnit, happy to have it.
What happened to Team Shovel? Shoveling is my specialty and I can shovel it pretty good.
Ken Jennings knew which one he wanted.
"why are men so attracted to hoes?"- Peggy Hill
Put me down for team rake.
I've more of a shovel guy.
Team rake, where we rake in the...
Team Hoe!!
Team Rake!
You all are a bunch of tools.
Will have to stick with what I use most: pruning shears, which means I prefer precision instruments, I suppose.
Team rake because rake also means immoral pleasure seeker and hoe doesn't.
Around here? ALWAYS Team Shovel. (And hip boots/waders...'cause sometimes the stuff sure flows!)
Rake N' Hoe
@rabidmonkeyoncrack: Heh a Ken Jennings joke.
Definitely Team Shovel.
Hoe fo' sho'.
Well, I'm married, so I have to say I'm team "spayed"
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Currently I'm doing some prototyping with physics in Python and I later plan to port the code over to C++.
Box2D has some features that I really like so I'd rather use that library instead. The problem is that the Python port of Box2D is pretty tedious to install and I'm lazy, :D while the Chipmunk port is very easy to install.
Is it hard for me to switch libraries later on when I port the code to C++? (Will I have to do big architectural changes?)


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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 is the Madden of this generation, a video game that manages to soak up so much money, attention and time that it transcends the medium.
But just because everyone else is buying Infinity Ward's latest military shooter doesn't mean you should, right? Lets see.
Brian Crecente, who's played through the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 campaign, lots of coop and hours of multiplayer: Despite the fact that a bulk of the Call of Duty series' success rides on the popularity of the game's multiplayer, a lot is still made about the game's narrative-driven, single player, and rightfully so. This year's Call of Duty returns to the Modern Warfare storyline, making a valiant attempt at not just reining in some of the game's increasingly absurd plot points, but also drawing the whole thing together and in many ways wrapping up what feels an awful lot like a trilogy. The eight-hour-or-so ride is more succinct than Modern Warfare 2's and not quite as punctuated with memorable moments as the original Modern Warfare, but overall it's a satisfying experience. It also does a wonderful job of introducing and then handing the story off to a new set of intriguing characters.
Online the game feels better than previous Call of Duty titles, but not by much. The game's additions are subtle and nuanced, all things that casual players may either miss or be confused by. That isn't to say that the experience is any less fun than previous Call of Duty games, it just isn't overwhelmingly better. The biggest change this year is in the game's use of the mostly free Elite service. Elite is still limping along, suffering from server outages and hiccups, so it's hard to tell just what sort of bigger impact it will have on the experience. When I can get into it, though, it seems to be the sort of thing I can see spending a lot of time noodling around with. I'm not convinced, though, how much value it will have for casual gamers.
The fact that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 wraps up a year's-long, multi-game story is a big deal for fans of the series. It was for me and I enjoyed it. I also spotted some smart level design and AI improvements. The multiplayer is just good enough and comes with enough new maps and modes, to spur anyone who enjoys a little Call of Duty to pick this game up. Modern Warfare 3 may not reinvent anything, but if you're a fan you'd be silly to pass it up. Yes.
This game's high-octane, globe-trotting campaign, tired formula and all, may be the first one I skip of the series, but to the multiplayer I'll go, where I finally have found the kind of co-op that I crave and a competitive multiplayer system that is promised—no, I've not played this part either—that is supposed to reward team play and support play. If this is indeed a Call of Duty in which I can finally excel at in multiplayer without being a crack shot, I'm in. My enthusiasm is limited, but I'm willing to give this experiment one more try. No one should commit to buying MW3 without taste-testing Battlefield 3 as well. I can afford both. To this one, I say: Yes.
I feel like it's one of the games this year I have to play—that alone warrants a recommendation. Not because I'm expecting it to be great, but because it's Call of Duty, one of gaming's biggest popcorn franchises; Modern Warfare 3 is a summer blockbuster in the dead of fall. While the Call of Duty games don't impress with subtly, they do offer big, if not implausible, thrills, both offline and on. And more importantly, the gameplay becomes increasingly nuanced and improved with each iteration. I remember being incredibly impressed with the first Modern Warfare, and maybe, just maybe, the third installment packs a punch. Yes.


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David Allen's "Getting Things Done" method seems to be a very useful way of organizing tasks and getting those tasks done. Has anyone here used GTD in their day-to-day programming tasks, and if so, what's the best way to go about it?
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Well I use Onenote w/ skydrive (which syncs with my phone). I have a GTD notebook which has a page for Inbox, Next Actions, Waiting On, Ideas/Later which I use GTD style (Add everything to Inbox, then at some time empty the inbox to by doing it now, put it in Next Actions or later, or delegate it, in which case it goes to Waiting On)
Apart from the above I have a separate Projects notebook which has a page for each project which I review each week.
There is more to it than that. I've just scratched the surface of the entire system. Probably should do more formal planning. My workload is picking up; now may be a good time.
I always have the Toodledo page open on my desktop, and the iOS app for entering the things I remember AFK.
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28 Oct 2010 2:05 PM #1
ComboBox with Typeahead, but not editable?
I'm trying to add a ComboBox - set the store, and allow type-ahead, without allowing the user to enter new values. It appears that I can only have type-ahead when readonly=false and editable=true. However, editable=true seems to allow users to enter a new item into the combo box.
We had this working in GXT 1.5, but the 2.x seems to be working a little different?
public class MyTestEntryPoint implements EntryPoint { public void onModuleLoad() { VerticalPanel vp = new VerticalPanel(); vp.setSpacing(10); createColumnForm(vp); RootPanel.get().add(vp); } private void createColumnForm(VerticalPanel vp) { FormPanel panel = new FormPanel(); List<Stock> stocks = TestData.getStocks(); Collections.sort(stocks, new Comparator<Stock>() { public int compare(Stock arg0, Stock arg1) { return arg0.getName().compareTo(arg1.getName()); } }); ListStore<Stock> store = new ListStore<Stock>(); store.add(stocks); final ComboBox<Stock> combo = new ComboBox<Stock>(){ @Override public Stock getValue() { Stock returnVal = super.getValue(); if(returnVal==null) { Stock newStock = new Stock(); newStock.set( "name", getRawValue() ); newStock.set( "symbol", getRawValue() ); returnVal = newStock; } return returnVal; } }; combo.setName( "name" ); combo.setFieldLabel("Company"); combo.setDisplayField("name"); combo.setTriggerAction(TriggerAction.ALL); combo.setStore(store); combo.setAllowBlank( false ); combo.setEditable( false ); combo.setEmptyText( "Please choose a stock" ); combo.setForceSelection( true ); panel.add(combo); Button submitButton = new Button( "Submit" ); FormButtonBinding buttonBinding = new FormButtonBinding( panel ); buttonBinding.addButton( submitButton ); panel.add( submitButton ); vp.add(panel); } }
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Your getValue override brakes it. You also need to remove the combo.setEditable( false ); call. Why are you overridng getValue?
I understood your text that you dont want to let the user enter new data. But your override simple allows this. It simple allows the value the user entered.
28 Oct 2010 6:03 PM #3
Thanks Sven, this seems to be working as expected.
We are overriding getValue - based on your recommendation in another thread, but that was a different question I was asking.
We were trying to dynamically build a form, some combo's change based on another value. In one case the Country will fill a State box only for certain countries. If the size of the store is 0, then I set my box to editable and allow users to enter a value - as if it were a checkbox. Though, early testing has gotten complaints that it looks like a combo instead of a text box. So, I guess in light of the issue overriding getValue, I may have to swap the combo box out for a text box.
29 Oct 2010 2:45 AM #4We are overriding getValue - based on your recommendation in another thread, but that was a different question I was asking.
Is it working as you want without this override?
1 Nov 2010 3:15 PM #5
Sorry for the late reply - Yes, removing the override of getValue resolved the typeAhead issue. Thanks!
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"I have to think that my son is alive because he is my life and if i knew that he was really dead, I'd have no reason to live," says Martha Poteet, whose son went missing last year.
Police say Michael Vincent, 38, went missing on May 5, 2011, while the house he shared with his mother and aunt, burned to the ground.
"That was the last time the family had seen Michael Vincent," recalls Kentucky State Police Public Affairs Officer, Trooper Jonathan Biven.
Vincent had recently been released from prison on parole.
He was convicted of arson.
Michael's mother, Martha Poteet, says the charcoal kerosene heater inside the home wouldn't start up that day.
That's how she believes the fire started.
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I am trying to move my Ubuntu installation from disk image created using Wubi to the partition I would like to separate from the main Windows partition. Searching the Internet did not help yet. I am looking for some standard solution of this problem (which I suppose is pretty common).
In more details:
- I installed Ubuntu using wubi on Windows 7 partition,
- the size of the Ubuntu disk image is now 50GiB,
- I tried to apply standard "migrate to separate partition" script (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MigrateWubi), but cannot resize host (accessible through
/host) partition due to it being used by several processes,
- I tried to use
gpartedfrom the Ubuntu install I want to move.
Some solutions I can think of are:
- resize the Windows partition and create new one, all from Windows 7 environment (eg. using Partition Magic or something similar),
- use some Live CD with gparted to resize the Windows partition and create new Ubuntu partition,
but I was thinking whether there is some more friendly solution (preferably automated one, some script etc.).
Please let me know, if there is some.


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What's the difference between presidentship and presidency? Please give examples to show the difference.
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Four dictionaries I consulted gave presidentship as a synonym of and definition for presidency. Both appear to mean the office, tenure or term of a president.
Presidentship is a regular formation for a noun with this meaning, adding -ship to the title of office.
However, I have never encountered the word presidentship; and upon Googling the word and tracking hits through ten pages I found it used only in a) dictionaries, b) a few personal posts by persons who are evidently not native speakers and c) a fairly large number of pages about Indian politics.
I conclude from this that there is no difference in meaning between presidentship and presidency, but presidentship is the preferred term in Indian English, presidency in other English speech communities.
Presidency and presidentship have historically been in free variation. Indeed, Mullinger, University of Cambridge from the Earliest Times ... (1873) uses both on the same page (446), with no evident distinction: "[Fisher's] election to the presidency of Queens' College", "when [Fisher] resigned the presidency", and, in a footnote, "[Wilkinson] succeeded Andrew Doket in the presidentship in 1484". So also Thomas Thomson, History of the Royal Society (1812) page 12: "the presidency of Martin Folkes, Esq.", "the presidentship of the Earl of Morton", "the presidentship of Sir John Pringle". Modern writers appear to have achieved greater consistency by restricting themselves to one term or the other.
Presidentship has a long history, with an earliest citation in the Oxford English Dictionary dated about 1525, and the most recent one dated 1986. That, however, is from the 'Times of India', and the only other twentieth century citation is from a letter by Nehru. The definition given is 'The office or function of a president, presidency; the fact of being a president; (also) the period during which a president holds office', which is almost exactly the same as the definition give for presidency.
Corpus evidence does not support its current use in either British or American English. There are 1098 records for presidency in the British National Corpus and 9959 in the Corpus of Contemporary American English. There is none in either for presidentship.


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5 Hilariously Low-Tech Weapons Against Dangerous Animals
#2. Hunting Poisonous Toads With a Team of Ants and Cat Food
Back in the 1930s, beetles were ravaging Australia's sugar cane crops. Desperate to avoid using deadly pesticides, farmers imported a hundred amphibians from South America that were supposed to eat the beetles. They never did, but you can guess how the story went: 80 years later, there are now 1.5 billion damned cane toads on the continent.
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"I'm kind of a big deal."
Did we mention that cane toads secrete a deadly toxin that causes cardiac arrest in just about every life form native to Australia? Snakes, snails, kangaroos, even a 9-foot crocodile can be killed by a single toad. Oh, and they have no natural predators. And a single female can lay 100,000 eggs a year.
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Also, licking a cane toad is the equivalent of taking LSD. Which explains the croc's natural attraction to tie dye.
This is where ants come in. Somehow, someone decided that ants would be the perfect anti-frog predator and set about finding just the right bunch. While Australia is host to a number of ferocious ant species, the "meat ant" in particular tends to live around water, just like toads. But how can ants deal with the poison they would chomp into if they were attacking cane toads? Cane toad toxins, after all, attack the heart.
Fortunately, ants are heartless. And while you'd think that the toads could just hop away from an ant swarm, they actually use a strategy called crypsis when attacked -- basically, the toads stay very still and hope their poison kills the attacker. So as soon as the ants start gnawing, the toad just lies there ... and gets eaten.
So how do researchers plan to lure ants to where the frogs are? The answer is even more insane than the idea of using ants to wipe out toads: cat food. Toss cat food around the toads, ants come for the cat food, ants eat the toads because why bother with the cat food when there are delicious toads around? No word on how many stray cats are eaten alive by voracious ants in the process.
"See, this is why I never go outside. Or to Australia."
#1. Fighting Birds With Fireworks and Dogs
In a battle of bird versus jet liner, you'd think the jet would win every time. Nope. A bird may not enjoy getting sucked into a jet engine, but you could argue that the people on board the plane enjoy it even less -- at least 219 people have died worldwide due to planes getting downed by collisions with wildlife. In 2010 alone, there were 9,622 instances where animals struck an aircraft, with birds involved in 97.2 percent of them (the other 2.8 percent were likely fairies and gremlins getting sucked into the intake). These strikes cause an incredible $600 million a year in damage.
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"Donald Duck went down hard."
Fortunately, the U.S. Air Force and large public airports around the country have a variety of cutting-edge techniques for dealing with this problem. Since it's the U.S. government at work, you would typically expect the solution to cost billions of dollars and not actually solve anything. But at LAX and several other airports, they have a "wildlife management canine." It's a dog. Someone went out and bought a few border collies and set them loose. The wildlife management canine runs around basically doing dog stuff, like chasing birds.
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Pictured: A true hero.
But there isn't just one solution for every situation. The U.S. Air Force's Bird/Wildlife Aircraft Strike Hazard Team has an entire arsenal of tricks and tactics up their sleeves. They use pyrotechnics (fireworks) and occasionally radio-controlled model aircraft to harass the trespassing avians. Yes, they actually employ someone to pop fireworks and fly model airplanes at geese. No, we don't know if they're hiring.
Oh, and JFK has a professional falconer on their payroll. We're estimating that by next weekend, about a half-million guys in bars are going to be claiming that's their job.
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The April issue of FIRE (Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate) Policy News reports Standard & Poor's is the only credit rating agency to have downgraded U.S. government debt – and the only credit rating agency to be sued by the government over its ratings. Coincidence?
Also in this issue:
- Five years after the housing collapse of 2008, the U.S. government's role in the mortgage market could have taxpayers on the hook for another multibillion-dollar rescue of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
- Some local governments in Illinois have doubled and even tripled taxes over the past decade to make payments on alternate revenue bonds that taxpayers were promised would cost them nothing. Projects ranging from new city halls to professional sports stadiums have been funded with the bonds. Now two state lawmakers have introduced a bill that would make issuing such bonds much more difficult.
- Officials at Russia's central bank recently described moves to devalue currencies as monetary war. Brazil's government has been warning about it for quite a while. Chile's Finance Minister cried out against the devaluation of the currency in rich countries. But it may be too late: Emerging countries themselves are buying U.S. dollars frantically in order to prop up the greenback and push down their own currencies.
- The German central bank surprised markets around the world in January by announcing it will repatriate a sizable portion of its gold bullion reserves held in France and the United States. To many, the news from the world's second-largest holder of gold signaled a growing, if clandestine, mistrust among central banks, possibly fueled by diverging policy goals.
- Federal departments and agencies spent $61 billion to enforce business regulations in fiscal year 2012, nearly $11 billion of it just to enforce economic regulations, according to the Weidenbaum Center at Washington University in St. Louis and the Regulatory Studies Center at George Washington University in Washington, DC.
- Capital gains tax rates in the United States are among the highest in the world, causing a drain on the economy and putting the economy at a competitive disadvantage, according to a new analysis by the Tax Foundation.
Newspaper Articles in this Issue
As Reverse Mortgages Grow in Popularity, So Do Risks– June 4, 2013
Young Adults Have Fewer Homes, Fewer Cars, and Less Debt– February 25, 2013
Fed's Policies Expose Mainstream Economic Fallacies– February 22, 2013
Federal Judge Sides With Motel Owners Against Justice Department– February 22, 2013
Report: Consumer Choice Key to Michigan Auto Insurance Reform– February 21, 2013
U.S. Now Has Some of the World's Highest Capital Gains Tax Rates– February 20, 2013
Private Insurer Assumes $30 Billion of Risk from Florida's State-Run Insurer– February 20, 2013
Gold Demand Climbs; Central Banks Buying the Most Since 1964– February 19, 2013
One Reason Dollars Ain't Worth What They Used to Be– February 19, 2013
FATCA Overreach Sabotages American Global Competitiveness– February 19, 2013
Incriminating Emails, 'Smell of Payback' in Feds' Lawsuit Against S&P– February 18, 2013
Monetary War: The Latest Version of Protectionism– February 15, 2013
Study Shoots Down Keynesian 'Multiplier' Claims– February 15, 2013
CFPB Wants to Know Impact of College-Marketed Financial Products– February 11, 2013
The High Costs of Regulatory Enforcement– February 8, 2013
Study Debunks Tax 'Myths' of Political 'Progressives'– February 7, 2013
More Housing Rescues Possible Because of Fannie and Freddie– February 7, 2013
Bill Aims to Slow Borrowing by Illinois Municipalities– February 6, 2013
Illinois Stops Bond Sale After S&P Downgrades State's Debt– January 30, 2013
German Gold Repatriation Causes Concern– January 29, 2013


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Last month we held an invitation-only Silverlight Pivot Summit on campus. They were kind enough to let us record much of it for Niners. We'll air the five parts
throughout the week.
Andrew Cox and Ralph Ruiz walk you through The Silverlight PivotViewer Control and how to embed your collection into a webpage. We review events, styling, how to create taking action on items and globalization within your collection. PivotViewer is a new visualization technology delivered as a Silverlight control. It helps visualize large collections of items in a more useful, powerful and organized way.
Below are links to resources which will help you get started with the PivotViewer Control today:
· Silverlight PivotViewer Download and Technical Documentation:
· Collection Building Tools by Live Labs: here
· PivotViewer Community Forum: here
· First customer implementation: Hitched, a leading UK wedding planning site
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Great demo. Will you be releasing the design demo that was mentioned about the cars collection? Thanks
Very nice!!! Is there a link to download the presentation samples?
I'll see what I can find.
I hope you add those Pivots to Bing... Definitive worth having them when searching for cars.
Really like how the PivotViewer looks.
Any chances on Labs Pivot matching to/merging with DGML so that edges' visualization be also possible?
Could you P L E A S E provide all the samples that were used during the summit, so we can try out these ideas and provid you with more feedback. If you could also have more presence on the Pivot forum answering questions, it would be greatly appreciated.
@Ben: Did you get the source code of the demo? I wanted to have a look at the ContentFrame sample...
Hi Ben,
You can find code samples for the PivotViewer control in the download at:
(the samples are installed under: C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Silverlight\v4.0\PivotViewer\Jun10\Source)
The just-in-time collection server sample code is available from:
The most active developer discussion forum for the Pivot technologies is on: http://getsatisfaction.com/live_labs_pivot. Many of the Pivot team actively contribute to the questions and comments there. We would love to hear your feedback too.
Hope that helps,
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How My Mom Suckered Me Into Seeing a Fancy Beverly Hills Dermatologist
It was all she wanted for Christmas. I had to go.
But Dr. Shamban's warm smile puts me at ease immediately. I explain to her that my mom was actually the one who, in a way, made me come here. She nods and agrees that my mom was right to encourage the importance of seeing a dermatologist, especially at 27.
"Your 20s are important because this is a time when you are really scouting out quality," she says. "You want a quality guy, you want quality friends, and you want quality habits when it comes to skin care." For a minute here I almost think my mom is somehow in cahoots with Dr. Shamban and is feeding her lines through some kind of hidden device. The doctor seems to echo my mom's advice almost verbatim, and I'm equal parts annoyed and intrigued.
"Fifty is the new 20," she says, and I nod, having heard this before. "But 20 is the new 50." Cue the record scratch. Um...what? "Twenty is the new 50 in that a lot of people are taking better care of themselves earlier, and they're taking precautions as if they were 50," explains Dr. Shamban. "The steps you take now build a solid foundation, and that's exactly what you want to do to stay looking younger longer."
I nod along. I want to look younger longer! I want to build a foundation! Now I'm antsy to get this show on the road. "OK, let's take a look at your skin" Dr. Shamban says as she puts on magnifying glasses, hands me a mirror, and adjusts the light to "Unflattering." I lean back and prepare myself for the worst.
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by Monique3 Saturday, April 20, 2013 at 09:15PM Report as inappropriate
Interesting to know price of undereye injections! Very good writer!
by StayinYoung Friday, April 12, 2013 at 05:40PM Report as inappropriate
Lovely article and sorta funny!!!
by Zeaundra Monday, March 25, 2013 at 02:32PM Report as inappropriate
Very nice article. $900 for Restylane is quite reasonable. I'm assuming the doc was recommending a modest amount for that price. Her mother seems caring, but quite overbearing. She's 27, not 7.
by robyne00 Friday, March 15, 2013 at 04:05PM Report as inappropriate
i do not need the services of a dermatologist at this moment but i did I would not hire someone so expensive
by stacy45 Wednesday, March 13, 2013 at 08:00PM Report as inappropriate
wish i could go to a nice beverly hills derm
by treehugger1997 Wednesday, March 13, 2013 at 02:23PM Report as inappropriate
haha, moms...
by AstridB Wednesday, March 13, 2013 at 05:52AM Report as inappropriate
Just a question--if the dermatologist said she had beautiful skin, why inject her with Restylane? This is what keeps me from trusting certain members of the medical industry--money, money, money! I did enjoy the mother-daughter conversation immensely.
by GigiSD Tuesday, March 12, 2013 at 08:57PM Report as inappropriate
This was very a great article!
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good article, love the transcript of the phone call! haha
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11 Oct 2010 10:22 AM #1
Search field on top of a List
I'm looking to filter a list based on text entered into a form field at the top of the list. The closest I've come is setting up a template like this:
<textarea id="bar-search-list" class="x-hidden-display">
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Am I off base doing it like this? Is there a different way to get an Ext.form.Field inserted at the top of a list? The form field can be separate from the list and setup in a vbox, though from a quick try it looks like the layout would be a headache to get looking good, and I would rather have it integrated into a single, scrollable, visual object.
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Why not just put the field in a toolbar on top of the list? Remember List extends Panel (indirectly).Evan Trimboli
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code for search list
hello sir,
if u have source code for search list ..send me..
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Did you ever suceed?
I was wondering if you ever got the searchfield ón top of that list like on the iPhone ?? And could you perhaps share some code if you got it working?
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I was wondering if there's a way to auto reply "Cool!" to all messages with titles "Yo check this out", messages containing the words "Watch this video!", or something similar, after an hour the message was received. Something like that. Is there?
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An early morning fire leaves one student in critical condition on Sunday, and investigators suspecting foul play. Emergency crews responded to a fire alarm at Western's Hugh Poland Hall around 4 a.m. Sunday morning. The sprinkler system did put the fire out, but a female student suffered severe burns over at least half of her body.
University and police officials have not released the name of the victim, however students and family members are identifying her as Katie Autry. An online directory lists Melissa K. Autry as living in Hugh Poland Hall in Room 214, the room where the fire occurred.
EMS crews transported her to the medical center in Bowling Green, then to Vanderbilt Hospital Sunday morning. We're told by university spokesman Bob Skipper that she is in seriously critical condition and in a medically induced coma. Besides severe burns, the university has also confirmed reports of multiple puncture wounds and superficial lacerations on her body, however they say these wounds are not life threatening.
Students are saying the victim was at a fraternity party off-campus last night, and they say someone from that party drove her home, but all this is part of a continuing investigation and has not been confirmed. No suspects have been named, but investigators are conducting interviews at this time.
About 50 of the 310 students were in the nine-story building at the time of the fire. Officials say the building has been re-opened to all student residents except those living on the second floor.


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Why is it important to take pancreatic enzymes? My doctor said I may have to adjust them and take more than initially prescribed. Why is this? How do I know when to increase my dose?
Lauren Ginipro, Registered Dietician at Penn Medicine responds:
Pancreatic enzymes are necessary to breakdown the food we eat so that it can be absorbed by the body. You may have to adjust your dosage depending on the quantity of enzymes your pancreas is able to produce. Constant diarrhea may be an indication that you need to increase your dosage.
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Is there are prohibition for men to wear rings, necklaces, earrings, bracelets or anything of the kind or would that go against the prohibition of "Lo Yilbash Gever Simlat Isha — a man shall not wear the clothes of a woman"? Sources are appreciated more than logic.
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While I appreciate the desire for sources, you must understand that the issur of lo yilbash is much more subjective than many or most other halachos. Most likely you're familiar with opinions which prohibit from looking in mirrors, but that isn't necessarily the practice today when it is common for males to pay attention to their appearance in the mirror.
I would suggest that many of the major poskim who we would typically turn to for written responsa travel in circles where such jewelry would be excessive and seem effeminate. Obviously someone who is asking such a pesak is presumably involved in circles where it is much more common, whether at work or so forth. I would suggest that there are certainly reasons to argue either way based on the subjective nature of the issur so the only real option is to consult a Rav who is familiar with the social circumstances.
(If there are published teshuvos which rule stringently I would be very uncomfortable to be lenient even if the circumstances have changed, at least because it is still not all that common in the general public in my experience and observation.)


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I want to filter every message that is sent to a mailing list, except those that begin(or just contain) "Re:"
In "Has the words" I've put.
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However that will seem to pull out(archive) entire threaded messages where the first one is not a "Re:" But the responses are.
I basically just want replies to go to my mail mailbox, but archive the rest.


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Publix Assistance
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Recently my wife and I were shopping at the Lake Gibson Publix Shopping Center when my 86-year-old wife lost her balance and fell. Thankfully, she was not injured.
The response of the nearby Publix employees was immediate and very gratifying. One brought a chair so my wife could sit down and relax. Another helped my wife onto a powered cart and instructed me how to drive it.
Another lady asked me if there were any other items that I needed to buy. She then brought them to me at the checkout counter. The lady, Shauna, bagging groceries at the counter, then assisted me in guiding the cart out of the exit and offered to wait by my wife while I got my car.
Many other employees offered help, but as I was somewhat distracted by the incident, I am unable to recall all of them. My thanks to all the Publix employees that came to my assistance.
I congratulate Publix management on the wonderful people that they employ.
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Fox Pro
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Posted 21 November 2005 - 10:40 PM
You mean Duracell Alcaline? . Is all radio shack stuff junk? The Fox pro booklet says I should get 6 to 10 hours with NiHM!Useing one speaker.
Just put regular batteries in it Larry. They'll last for longer than you think.
Posted 21 November 2005 - 10:47 PM
Posted 22 November 2005 - 05:53 AM
I hate wasting money Just spent $60 bucks on the type of batteries they said I need and a charger. This morning the caller work just fine . Last night the low battery light stayed solid as in Dead. Any how I have the "Copperhead"type batteries also. Maybe Fox Pro is a Shar holder in the NiHM battery co. Thanks John for your input and the cool stuff you have sent me lately.
I would think you would get more than that from plain old Copper Tops.
Posted 22 November 2005 - 07:32 AM
Larry, I have many rechargeable items so don't get me wrong. They're great if you use them on a regular basis. But I've found that if they aren't maintained and monitored they fail you when you need them most. Regular alkaline batteries are plenty cheap and easy to have on hand. It never hurts to have spares around for when those high dollar NiCad's and lithium ion batteries give up the ghost...John
Thanks John for your input and the cool stuff you have sent me lately.
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Posted 22 November 2005 - 08:56 AM
Are you sure the directions didn't say something like "charge for 6-10 hours before use"?Also, $60 is a lot of 4-packs of AA alkaline batteries that will last you at least a couple of years in your Foxpro.
Posted 22 November 2005 - 04:56 PM
These radio shack batteries are sold as Rechargable in 15 minutes or less. (Charger automaticlly turns off after 15 minutes) But other NiMH batteries it will cook over night. But only 4 at a time.Also found out these batteries are rated at 2000MH as wear K-Mart or Wall Mart or Costco are rated at 2500.So just got off the phone with Radio shack.There going to take the whole 9 yds back.I'm going to Wal-Mart. Radio Shack is just around the corner. Wal-Mart is a couple of cities away. Never had any need for these type of Batteries before so never heard of them till I read the directions in Fox Pro system.
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Posted 23 November 2005 - 07:43 AM
Battery power and strength are rated on the battery cover. If you want them yo last longer go to e-bay and get rechargable batteries rated at least 2100 and 2300 are even better. I dont have a foxpro but I am guessing they are taking AA's.
Just buy Alkaline you won't use $60 worth before the caller wears out.
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Reading came from behind to win their last game 2-1 away at Newcastle.
The Royals have been in good form recently winning 3 out of their last 4 to increase their survival hopes.
Chelsea beat Arsenal 2-1 at home in their last PL game and have since been knocked
out of the Capital one cup semi final by Swansea and just managed to earn a 2-2 draw at Brentford in FA Cup.
Any comments or predictions?