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A very common and extremely useful functionality in Web Developement is sending emails from a Web Application. Some of the very common purposes of sending emails from a web application are, to send feedback to the webmaster of a site or informing a forum member of new post in a thread they subscribed - like Go4Expert, the list is never ending.
In the .NET Framework the task of sending an email is made very easy. In order to send an email message we need to use the SmtpMail class found in the System.Web.Mail namespace, which contains a static method Send.The simplest way to send an email message is to call the Send method passing an instance of the MailMessage class, the MailMessage class is also found in the System.Web.Mail namespace and it represents an email message.
Creating a MailMesaage
The MailMessage class contains properties very similar to CDONTS (the frequently used component used in ASP to send mails).Such properties include: To, From, Cc, Bcc, BodyFormat, Subject, Priority, Body, etc. So, to send an email, we should create an instance of the MailMessage class and set its properties.
'Create an instance of the MailMessage class
Dim oMM as New MailMessage()
'Set the properties oMM.To = "email@example.com" oMM.From = "firstname.lastname@example.com" 'If you want to CC this email to someone oMM.Cc = "firstname.lastname@example.com" 'If you want to BCC this email to someone oMM.Bcc = "email@example.com" 'Send the email in text format oMM.BodyFormat = MailFormat.Text '(to send HTML format, you need to change MailFormat.Text to MailFormat.Html) 'Set the priority - options are High, Low, and Normal oMM.Priority = MailPriority.Normal 'Set the subject oMM.Subject = "Hello there!" 'Set the body - use VbCrLf to insert a carriage return oMM.Body = "Hi!" & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & "Sending an Email from ASP.NET"
Sending the MailMessage
Once we have created the MailMessage class instance with all the required properties, sending the email message is a piece of cake. We just need to call the static method Send in the SmtpMail class, passing the MailMessage class instance.
' Send the message, using the Send method of the SmtpMail class SmtpMail.Send(objMM)
SmtpMail.SmtpServer = emailServerNameorIP
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Dear Friends,
Kdenlive is constantly looking for contributors:
Check our contributor guide for more information:
If you need more information, I will add it to the contributor manual.
To register, please answer this post and I will add the appropriate rights to your profile.
I will check this post from time to time. You can also contact me directly using mail or IM.
Kind regards,
Fri, 01/22/2010 - 21:12
Vivo en México y estoy por poner mi propia empresa dedicada al software libre (instalación y configuración). Tengo pensado donar una cierta cantidad del dinero a cada programa instalado o configurado. En el caso de software de edición de video recomendaré Kdenlive a mis clientes.
De momento somos pocos los que empezaremos con la empresa y la contribución que podremos hacer será sólo monetaria, (no hay tiempo para hacer alguna otra contribución) pero con el tiempo espero podamos contribuir más.
Para que esto sea posible necesito saber si hay alguna cuenta de banco al que pueda hacer una transferencia cada que se acumule X cantidad de dinero. De no existir habría alguna otra forma de hacer llegar el dinero de forma segura?
Gracias por la atención
Lucio Chávez
PD: traté de contactarte directamente pero salió un error y no pude
I live in Mexico, i'm starting a bussines dedicated to free software (instalation and configuration). I'm planning to donate some money to any program installed or configurated (i mean to the project). In the video edition case i'll recommend Kdenlive to my clients.
At the moment we are just a few persons in the bussines and we can only contribute with money, (there's no time for any other contribution) but some day ( i hope) will contribute more.
To make this possible i need to know if theres any bank account to make a bank transfer each time X amount of money is acumulated. If it doesn't exists is there another way to make the money come to you securely?
Thanks for the attention and sorry for my english, my native language is spanish
Lucio Chávez
PS: i tried to contact you directly but some error emerged in the website.
Sun, 01/24/2010 - 02:02
I started working on the Jack Transport support,
check last post of http://www.kdenlive.org/forum/mission-jack-support-kdenlive-ubuntu-lucid...
I'll be happy to contribute on this (Jack Transport), but I'll also need some help from you
(mostly because I'm a python dev, and my C++ is crappy).
Tue, 04/13/2010 - 13:34
Dear kdenlive team!
I would like to join as a developer.
I am a software developer with C/C++ skills and with some experience with video processing.
I am also an amateur movie maker since 2004. Since then, I had developed my own video editing system, which contained:
* mencoder hacked by myself, with some add-ons useful in movie editing, like:
- brightness/contrast/gamma curves
- selective colour correction (quite advanced - see below)
- white balance
- keyframe-based crop
- matte compositing (as in
- dissolve transition
- motion tracking (rather primitive)
* avisplit and avimerge
* avidemux2
* sox
* some simple command-line programs, e.g. for minor wav modifications like fading, and hacked avisplit which duplicated or decimated frames, to change speed of a clip
* a python script, which glued all above together. It took a table-like text file, which contained information for each clip:
- source avi file
- beginning/end frame number (and speed, if applicable)
- mencoder filters, which has to be applied for that clip
This solution worked for me. However, it was not very user-friendly; in the first place, it lacked a GUI (writing GUI was a daunting task for me). Moreover, it was kludgy in nature, mainly because of mencoder limitations. Mencoder was not designed to handle more than one track at once, so implementing such things as transitions or matte compositing required some weird workarounds (dumping frames to temporary files, etc.).
According to my selective colour correction: it was a filter, which could do different operations on hue and saturation on different colors. It could, for example, saturate all greens and blues without saturating reds and yellows; it could therefore greatly beautify the sky and plants, but not make faces red. It could also change hue of selected colour without affecting others, for example make all yellows green - very useful for making shots in autumn and making them look like it was summer (and leaves on trees still green). And it was trivial to make a sin-city-like imagery, i.e. b&w with one selected colour left.
Two years ago I discontinued that project, however, I hope I could contribute some of my past work to kdenlive/melt and, having experience, write more.
If you are interested in amateur movie making, please watch my last movie edited with that system:
I'm new to kdenlive, I have just installed it, and I'm exploring its features.
What I miss most (so far) is a lack of histograms and curves and inability to composite over a fuzzy mask (maybe I just don't know how to do it).
Some effects seems to be not actually working. For example, blue screen, mask0mate and transparency don't work for me, they just leave the clip unchanged. Others, like equaliz0r, apparently do something with the image, but have no control panel - no knobs, no slides, no drop-downs, just an empty panel. Is this because they are unfinished yet, or I did something wrong?
Kind regards,
Grzegorz Borowiak
Tue, 04/20/2010 - 18:07
I haven't had time to take a look into your movie yet but your description, especially for the color correction, is quite promising and developers are always welcome.
However if you want to port one of the plugins (of course one that is not yet available) be aware that Kdenlive uses the MLT framework, which takes care of the effects.
MLT also uses the frei0r effect API:
And regarding your issue with to the blue screen and transparency effects: Make sure you use them together with a composite transition.
Also some effects do not have a control panel (including equaliz0r).
Sun, 05/30/2010 - 18:12
Just a suggestion.
I want to compile Kdenlive. After installing a bazillion packages I could not get it to work.
Making the process more automated and simpler would allow devs to more easily get involved with the sourcecode instead of losing interest through frustration.
Thu, 06/03/2010 - 11:52
What packages are you talking about?
If you just want to compile Kdenlive you only need some of the packages listed here: http://kdenlive.org/user-manual/downloading-and-installing-kdenlive/inst... (most of them are for ffmpeg)
Thu, 06/03/2010 - 14:55
With Ubuntu the "apt-get build-dep kdenlive" works I think (same for MLT and Frei0r). And the compilation instructions on the site are quite clear as well.
Compiling is always a bit of a problem anyway with all big applications.
If you have a problem you should give the specific details about it (error messages ? installed packages ? etc.)
Fri, 06/25/2010 - 03:15
well after a long time i eventually got it to compile.
Since I have kdenlive, mlt and ffmpeg already installed and mlt+ffmpeg are used by other applications I did not install the source to my /usr/. so I install mlt to a local folder on ~ since svn kdenlive requires the newer version.
cannot find how to point kdenlive to that mlt version. I ask on irc and get some vague responses- someone pastes a page of environment variables I have to set. I do those and compile kdenlive- i notice in the linking its linking against /usr/ anyway...whatever. I install this to a special directory on home also.
run kdenlive. click through the settings init wizard. after kdenlive just seg faults. give up.
I worked on several big projects >100k lines of code but this is silly- the readme/install has no info on switches or local install. there's no hand holding for setting up a compile.
I want to start hacking code not admin my computer and mess with switches/installing packages. I want to maybe write the odd plugin or two, see how MLT works or mess with kdenlive code. but it's incredibly frustrating to waste lots of time trying to setup all this when you just want to check it out.
so you're probably scaring off a lot of outliers like me who might've got suckered into contributing kdenlive more and more and end up doing heavy dev work.
Wed, 06/30/2010 - 18:18
I can not help with your problem but I suggest asking this question on our developer mailing-list. Hopefully someone can help you there.
Mon, 12/27/2010 - 06:32
I wanna help but I don't think I'm geeky enough.
I took a 3 credit hr class in college on C, forgot most of that though.
I am a pro-am video production specialist though. I can shoot, engineer, and edit. Not to the highest of standards but I can cut some mustard.
I've got three handheld cameras, no ENG types. Mini-DV(Sony), AVCHD (Canon) - full HD even, and the retired VHS. I've got a laptop running Ubuntu and a desktop I can put a capture card in (NTSC/ATSC) and at least run a live disk on it, might could find a "spare" hard drive and do a full install if needed.
Let me know if I can help. I'm guessing I'd be a bug reporter or whatever. Let me know. I wanna see some Linux NLE kickin' butt and takin' names.
Mon, 12/27/2010 - 12:26
Bug reporting is always helpful, especially if we can reproduce them ;) If you feel like learning C++, why not wait for a bug that does not sound too complicated and that you would like to work on. But as written in the initial post we are also happy with video tutorials, good feature requests, people helping to answer questions in the forums, and so on :)
Sun, 02/06/2011 - 15:42
I can provide long-term provide simplified Chinese translation.
Though my English is not good... ╮(╯_╰)╭
But I'm doing that! (^_~)-☆
Now, 0.7.8 simplified Chinese translation has been completed, I have already announced in Ubuntu Chinese BBS, we are in the debug.
About on March 1 May submit the translation of document.
Fri, 03/11/2011 - 15:10
I would like to be a contributor, but not as a programmer, but as a tester. I want to improve the softwares ease of use by giving feedbacks and suggestions...
Fri, 05/27/2011 - 00:08
I have been trying to figure out how to make video tutorials using kdenlive for the past couple of days. I have the basic process pretty much figured out. The problem I'm stuck on is that when I render the tests, except for one time, the result is blurry enough that I think it is unacceptable. I am using ubuntu 11.04. I have three desktop recorders, and I have been trying multitudes of settings trying to duplicate my one success. I will attach the successful file in case it is helpful. (Guess not, wrong file type.) I'd be happy to make some video tutorials if I can figure out how. I could also report bugs I guess. I tried once, and the bug reporter said that it could not find error files to install or something. I have a little background in computer programming, having first started around 1973. I am not really a programmer, though. I have been using Linux since red hat 5.something, and I have mostly been able to figure out the sys admin stuff.
Mon, 06/06/2011 - 23:45
If you think you can corner a bug please report it in our bugtracker.
Sat, 07/07/2012 - 04:17
I could make some video tutorials.
Fri, 09/28/2012 - 18:46
Hi , I'm a Perl guy , I do a lot of different stuff on Linux platforms mostly Web related some video. if there's some way I can contribute , let me know , I really enjoy using Kdenlive. Great project.

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Why did the MARS cipher receive such a high number of negative votes in the AES competition? As I understand only MARS and Serpent implement measures to counter future cryptoanalytic attacks, so it would seem that it is one of the most secure ciphers in the competition. Am I missing something?
People found MARS to be clunky and overly complex, leading to more effort for implementation and optimization, and also a less clear overall security picture.
Assessments of "security" are, in fact, extremely subjective, because they rely on speculations about unknown future cryptanalytic attack, empiric traditions (e.g. "more rounds" = "more security"), and wishful thinking. If we want to remain objective, then out of the 15 AES candidates, 13 were "as secure as one can get" and there is relatively little more that can be said on the subject. The rest is a matter of implementation (for performance and for resistance to side-channel leaks), and the word of the implementers about MARS was, mostly, "please don't".


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I refer to "Sheaves in Geometry and Logic", by S. MacLane.
Let C be a category. Dealing with a subobject of an object $D \in \text{Ob}_{\mathbf C}$, one defines an equivalence relation between morphisms towards D:
Two monomorphisms $f:A\to D$, $g:B\to D$ with a common codomain D are called equivalent if there exists an isomorphism $h\colon A\to B$ such that gh= f. A sbobject of D is an equivalence class of monos towards D. The collection SubC(D) of subobject of D carries a natural partial order [...]. Then SubC(D) is the set of all subobjects of D in the category C.
I can't figure out why SubC(D) is a set, rather than a proper class! Indeed, we are considering something like an qeuivalence relation on
$\displaystyle \coprod_{A\in \text{Ob}} \text{Hom}_{\bf C}(A,D)$
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On the commentary track to the Best of Everything DVD, author Rona Jaffe notes that Joan Crawford, contrary to expectation, was quite petite -- she was barely over 5 feet tall. What makes this even more interesting is that, on the rare occasions when Crawford and Norma Shearer consented to be photographed together, Shearer was actually smaller than Crawford!
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Consider the following proposition:
A nonzero element $m\in{\bf Z}_n$ is a zero divisor if and only if $m$ and $n$ are not relatively prime.
I don't know if this is a classical textbook result. (I didn't find it in Gallian's book).
For the "only if" part, one may like to use the Euclid's lemma. But I cannot see how can one prove the "if" part:
If $m_1>0$, $(m_1,n)=d>1$, and $n|m_1m_2$, then $n\nmid m_2$.
The "if" part, should be: If $m_1>0$ and $(m_1,n)=d>1$, then there exists $m_2$ such that $n|m_1m_2$, and $n\nmid m_2$.
Does one need any other techniques other than "divisibility"?
- How to prove the proposition above?
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The input
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Maybe my very old computer is the problem, but that's the only command that has caused me problems, and that input is from the tutorials.
The input
gives me the
Maybe my very old computer is the problem, but that's the only command that has caused me problems, and that input is from the tutorials.
An updated version of this answer is here. I forgot that there was some duplication when I posted the linked answer, but the material in that answer is more recent so I'll update that one and leave this post unchanged.
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The conversion from $\LaTeX$ in general is rather quirky, but I don't see a failure of the kind you see.
However, there is in fact something wrong: The $\LaTeX$ syntax you're entering is completely valid and it should be interpreted as the square root of the product of two variables,
So there is really a bug in how products are interpreted. The work-around is to put thin spaces in your $\LaTeX$ code explicitly, as in
Now the question still is why your conversion failed. My only explanation for that would be that before executing the
To expand a little on the quirks of $\LaTeX$-to-Mathematica conversion, here are some more points to watch out for:
I copied this list from this my web page where I also collected some notes on the reverse process of getting equations out of Mathematica.
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A comment by RM below brings to mind another point that is related more to $\LaTeX$: some novice authors write lazy expressions like
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5 Well-Known Tips for Healthy Eating (That Don't Work)
Considering that eating is the basic building block of survival, you'd think we'd pretty much have it down by now, yet it's hard to find a subject more prone to bullshit and misinformation than the question of what constitutes a healthy diet. That might be because we really don't like the answer ("Eat mostly plants!"), but also because there are plenty of so-called experts insisting that ...
#5. Diet Soda Helps You Lose Weight
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The Myth:
Nobody truly likes artificial sweeteners, but they're an accepted evil, because how else can you replace all the sinks in your home with soda fountains without feeling guilty? Of course, we all know that such freedom comes at a price -- in this case, that price being that they taste horrid, at least for the first few months before your tongue just gives up. What else can we expect when aspartame is concocted by Satan himself from beetle asses and baby tears? And hey, limitless soda, guys!
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"It's like opening a can of freedom!"
The Reality:
Scientists noticed a strange trend: People who drink diet soda do not in fact lose any weight. They reason appears to have something to do with how your body processes sugar.
You see, with the exception of one organ in particular, your body is kind of a dumbass. That's why, when you wash down your meal with a half-gallon of fake sweetness, your gut is all "Dur, sugar!" and tells your pancreas to get all revved up to process said shitload of sugar. Because your pancreas is not the sharpest tool in the shed, it starts cranking out insulin. This is a problem, since there is, in fact, no shitload of sugar to process.
"I just put straight meth into my coffee now, and I've lost 20 pounds in four hours."
This kicks off a vicious cycle in which your body A) absorbs more of the sugar that you ingest from other foods and B) craves more food, since you got it all aroused with promises of sugar overload and then cockblocked it with a bunch of counterfeit sugar instead. Researchers point out that this "might explain in part why obesity has risen in parallel with the use of artificial sweeteners."
So while you may think you're helping out your diet by allowing yourself some low-calorie (but still sweet) alternatives, chances are you're actually screwing over your waistline in the long run.
No, see, it's healthy because it has a lemon in it.
#4. Sugar Causes Diabetes
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The Myth:
Sugar has long been the diet bogeyman for kids and adults alike. And besides transforming you into a hyper, sugar-fueled, acne-scarred human blob, a diet with too much sugar carries the lovely side effect of surefire diabetes when you're older.
After all, everyone knows that heavy sugar intake leads to diabetes -- hell, even we at Cracked are guilty of making the occasional joke of the "Have another Snickers, fatty! Enjoy the diabetes!" variety. They call it "high blood sugar" for a reason.
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"I'm setting the world record for slowest suicide."
The Reality:
If you get the diabetes diagnosis from your doctor, your first big shock will be that he or she doesn't just tell you to stop eating candy bars -- the recommended diet seems to have you cutting back on everything. That's because, just as a runny nose is a symptom of having a cold, high blood sugar is a symptom of diabetes, not a cause. So saying that eating sugar will give you diabetes is like saying that shoving snot up your nose will give you a cold: It's still a bad idea, but it's really a sign of a larger problem.
Diabetes comes from your pancreas becoming too lazy to get up off its ass and produce enough insulin, the hormone responsible for delivering sugar to your cells. Lazy, good-for-nothing pancreas -- always flopped all up on the couch (the couch, in this case, being your small intestine). So why the widespread idea that eating sugar causes diabetes? Well, people who eat an abnormally large amount of sugar probably tend to eat an abnormally large amount of ... just ... everything, and being overweight is a definite factor in developing Type 2 diabetes.
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You can actually hear his pancreas wheezing.
When you eat too much of anything -- even if you're a glutton exclusively for whole grain, "healthy" foods -- you can exhaust your pancreas, preventing it from producing enough insulin to deliver all that extra glucose you consume to your body's cells. So your pancreas runs out of fucks to give, your blood glucose levels rise, and the next thing you know, your legs have become an endangered species.
Of course, that's just Type 2 diabetes. Type 1 diabetes usually develops in childhood or young adulthood and also has nothing to do with eating too much sugar -- it's just a matter of your number coming up in the genetic lottery. Or whatever you call a contest where the winner has to constantly stab herself in the finger with a tiny needle.
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She's smiling because she's picturing you on fire.
#3. Eating at Night Makes You Fat
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The Myth:
It's completely obvious, when you think about it: Your level of fatassness is entirely determined by calories taken in versus calories burned. Drooling on your pillow typically isn't a very physically intensive activity, so when you pork out right before bed, you won't be using up any of those calories you just shoved down your gullet, unless your night terrors are really strenuous that week.
So clearly, eating at night is a true dieting no-no. And if what you choose to eat at night happens to be high in carbohydrates? Whew, don't even get us started on that.
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"What? They're vegetables. Vegetables are good for you!"
The Reality:
Actually, according to a study conducted at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, you're actually better off loading up in the evening than other times of the day. It has to do with how your body regulates when you get hungry.
The study took a bunch of police officers (because doughnuts, duh) and split them into two groups: The first group loaded up on a carb-heavy meal at night, while the second spread their carb intake out throughout the day. The researchers explained that "The idea came about from studies on Muslims during Ramadan, when they fast during the day and eat high-carbohydrate meals in the evening, that showed the secretion curve of leptin was changed." In case you're asking your screen what the hell leptin is right now, it's the hormone that tells your body it's not hungry anymore.
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"Oh, that? I had that removed. Kept interfering with my chocolate."
According to everything our mothers ever told us, the outcome should have been easy to foresee: The "doughnuts for dinner" group should have had to grease themselves up in order to squeeze into their squad cars at the end of the six-month study. But much to the contrary, the researchers found that not only had those officers not gotten fatter, they had actually lost more weight than the control group. That's because the heavy intake of carbs in the evening modified the participants' secretion of hunger hormones in such a way that they felt less hungry throughout the day, with just a single hunger peak in the evening (aka "DOUGHNUT TIME!"). The research suggests that "concentrating carbohydrate intake in the evening, especially for people at risk of developing diabetes or cardiovascular disease due to obesity" could be an effective alternative for people who have difficulty sticking with diets.
Oh, and get this. If you do eat breakfast, go big. Another study found that dieters who ate a high-carb breakfast (with dessert!) were less likely to gain back weight lost while dieting than those who ate a healthier, low-carb (and, sadly, dessertless) breakfast. It's for the same reason: A healthier breakfast is better for you, but also leads to you getting hungrier sooner. And in the long run, any diet that leaves you hungry is doomed to fail.
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The 5 Weirdest Reasons We Have Sex (According to Science)
Ever since Darwin popped off his big theory of evolution, we've all kind of presumed that everything we do -- the way we eat, the mates we choose, the way we purposely mispronounce "indubitably" for laughs, everything -- is ultimately tied to one goal: continuing the species. But sometimes getting from A to Baby isn't as intuitive as you'd think. And scientists have had a hell of a time figuring out why.
Now, we're not saying that these theories behind our sexual behaviors are the gospel truth or that there aren't other, conflicting theories out there. But if they are true, sex is even weirder than we thought.
#5. Kissing Evolved as Virus Protection
Long before you tasted the wonders of sex or the body parts that have to do with sex, you (hopefully) tasted the inside of another person's mouth (if not, you should probably get off Cracked and finish your pre-algebra homework, sonny). But have you ever stopped in the middle of a deep kiss and said, "Wait a second, why the hell are we doing this?"
"OK, now I just consume your head whole, right?"
Pretty much all human cultures have kissing, and a few other animals do it as well. But why? Why are we cramming our mouths together? Why don't we nuzzle noses or tap kneecaps? Why don't we butt rub?
The Theory:
Researchers at the University of Leeds have hypothesized that kissing evolved as a way for women to expose themselves to an infection called cytomegalovirus. Never heard of it? Maybe you've heard of its family -- herpesviruses (we're not missing a space between "herpes" and "viruses" -- that's the actual name of the family). The thing about this particular virus is that, much like a Looney Tunes tramp stamp, you don't know if your partner has it until it's too late. By then you've already exposed yourself to something you'll never shake.
The tattoo equivalent of mustache crabs.
And that's bad news for the species -- if a woman develops the active cytomegalovirus while pregnant, there's a 50 percent chance she won't carry the baby to term. But, if she gets exposed in incremental bits in the months leading up to her pregnancy, she can be inoculated from a full-on primary infection. Think of it this way: The virus is kind of like early 2000s boy band music. In small doses, it's not so bad. In large doses, it will abort your baby.
"Hey hon, run up the stairs! You've got to hear this 'N Sync album."
You can see where we're going with this -- the easiest way to transmit the virus is through swapping saliva. The theory is that, rather than moving straight into intercourse (which could immediately get a woman pregnant while giving her mega-herpes and maybe killing her unborn child), females created this courtship-slash-inoculation period -- the kissing season. Which is a way better and less gross theory than the first draft -- that kissing evolved as a natural result of mothers prechewing food for their young (and lovers).
#4. Women Have Boobs So Babies Don't Suffocate
Stick this in your lip and chew it: Human breasts are 100 percent unique. If you were into animals in a sexual way, you wouldn't be able to find any with boobs unless they were lactating -- only human women don't go back to flat-chestedness when they're off milk duty. True, gravity and age will eventually take their toll, but barring disease or a tragic mammogram/waffle iron mix-up, a woman's breasts are there to stay.
Don't just stand there, get some maple syrup on them! And maybe some jelly!
So the question is why? Why were humans, more than any other mammal, bestowed the bosom blessing?
The Theory:
Boobs are designed so babies don't suffocate and die while nursing. Take a look at this face:
This easily killable face.
OK, now look at this totally not adorably pathetic photo of a baby monkey:
If he was sucking his thumb this would be too adorable to legally post.
Notice the difference? Look closer. It's the mouths. Most mammals have protruding snouts that jut out like tobacco-dipping animal hillbillies. They were made that way. Humans, not so much. Try this little experiment: Staple a rubber nipple to a wall and try to suck it. It doesn't work, does it? Not just because you're suckling a wall, but because your nose is smooshed against a flat surface.
"Oh please God, I haven't had sex in three years."
Hurry, back up, before you die! So the theory is that as humans evolved flatter faces to offset our huge brains during labor, women evolved bigger bosoms to reach their babies' little tiny mouths. Lucky for humanity that women hate it when their babies suffocate. That's literally the worst.
#3. Moaning Was an Invitation to Group Sex
Quick question: Who makes more noise in bed, men or women? Believe it or not, there haven't actually been many studies on the subject, so you should probably just rely on anecdotal evidence. Who do you hear more in hotels? Who is louder in your own bed? Which grandparent can you hear from across the house?
It's the woman, of course. With the guys, it's usually a few little grunts and squawks of exhaustion, while women are the ones you usually hear making full-throated sex noises and appeals to a deity.
"Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah -- ow, Jesus, not so damn hard."
Of course, the frequency and loudness and squeakiness of sex noises vary from culture to culture, but we do know that there are other primate females who also make noises during sex (we're looking at you, slutty bonobos). And we also know that at least some of the noises gushing from the woman's mouth have nothing to do with orgasms.
We have a feeling most monkey sex has nothing to do with female orgasms.
It seems like there's another reason here that we're missing. Authors Cacilda Jetha and Christopher Ryan think that it has to do with promiscuity.
The Theory:
In their 2010 book, Sex at Dawn, Jetha and Ryan put together a startling theory -- that humans aren't meant to be monogamous, that we were never meant to be monogamous and that biology itself is what's tearing modern marriages apart. And among the justifications for their theory, Jetha and Ryan cite female copulatory noises.
"Our work began as a scientific explanation for David Duchovny."
Remember how we mentioned female bonobos like to make lots of noises when having sex? The funny thing about this is that bonobos are just as related to humans as chimps, and they do a lot of the same stuff that we do sexually, like French kissing and oral sex and face-to-face intercourse.
Hamsters and armadillos share the same boat. The vanilla, missionary, 20 years of marriage boat.
They're also not monogamous, not by a long shot. And here's where it gets interesting: When female bonobos are screwing around, they make lots of noises, not because they're having a good time, but so the other males in the vicinity will hear them. It's a mating call. An invitation. An alert to the other boys in the area that it's party time and she's open for business.
Now, if bonobos are in the top two of our closest relatives, and they totally are, and they've never bought into this whole one man, one woman business, does that mean we should all try to Gingrich our marriages? Probably not. But you definitely should make sure the neighbors aren't around the next time you and your lady get it on.
"Come on, you dicks, evolution says I'm invited."


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Paramount // 1990 // 107 Minutes // Rated R
Reviewed by Judge Kevin Lee (Retired) // October 11th, 2002
The yippie and the yuppie. Only a vowel stands between them.
A number of years ago I spent an entire Saturday convalescing from a major hangover. Though these things happen infrequently now that I've "grown up," my cure was basically to scrape myself out of bed and plop myself on the sofa in front of the TV and simply not move. Ever. For any reason. You see, these hangovers (yes, I was young and stupid) were pretty bad and they'd feel like I had dozens of large men running around in my head and shouting unintelligibly, like at a football game only different. So I'm there vegging out in front of the TV when a movie called Flashback came on the TV, and maybe it was the side effects of the alcohol, but I really hated the movie. And I couldn't turn it off because it hurt too much to move, and the large shouting men wouldn't allow me to work the remote.
Flashback is now available on DVD, and I decided to give it another chance (read: someone decided to send it to me in a package to counterbalance a good movie). Unfortunately, the movie lived up to its name and I vividly remembered that horrible hangover.
Jack Buckner (Kiefer Sutherland, Dark City, TV's 24) is a straight-laced, buttoned-up shirt, by-the-book FBI agent who gets assigned to escort a fugitive to somewhere in Idaho to stand trial, with the big joke on him being that nobody actually lives in Idaho. [Editor's Note: Kevin hasn't learned the hard lesson that I have: The three people who live in Idaho have no sense of humor.] His assignment is one Huey Walker (Dennis Hopper, Easy Rider, Speed), a filthy, dirty, radical hippie who is accused of uncoupling Spiro Agnew's train car and stranding him on the tracks in Idaho. Huey's been in hiding after escaping FBI custody twenty years ago, but he resurfaced and was promptly arrested.
As you can already guess, the pairing of Jack and Huey is a massive contrast of the times. Jack represents the evil, money-grubbing greed of the '80s and Huey represents the age of free love, ingesting random substances, and cowering in a corner until the room stopped moving. Naturally, they hate each other.
Since there are no airports in Idaho, Jack and Huey hop a train with predestined checkpoints along the way to make sure Huey doesn't escape yet again. While trying to pass the time, however, Huey manages to dupe Jack into thinking he's taken acid, which causes him to down a bottle of tequila ("You need a downer, man"), which gets Jack blotto for the first time in his life. Huey seizes the opportunity to pose as Jack and make good on another escape. Hilarity then ensues.
Jack gets thrown in the drunk tank where he's beaten by his cellmate and then by the local sheriff, who also happens to be running for Congress. Once the case of mistaken identity is solved, Jack threatens to see Sheriff Hightower (Cliff De Young, a That Guy from The Craft, F/X, and a plethora of other movies) prosecuted, which turns out to be a bad decision because Sheriff Hightower decides to have Jack severely killed.
The chase is then on, with Jack trying to bring Huey to justice and to safety. But Jack is harboring a pretty deep secret -- he's from this area and grew up in a filthy, disgusting hippie commune, which is now only populated by the mumbling and incomprehensible Maggie (Carol Kane, Scrooged, The Princess Bride). Will our dimwitted duo make their way to safety? Will Jack succumb to his hippie past and be taken, kicking and screaming, from the evil that was the '80s?
The whole point of Flashback seemed to be a trip down memory lane in an attempt to remember a bygone era of hippie insurrection, free love, and rampant drug use, and the film greatly succeeds thanks to its two leads, Hopper and Sutherland. Sutherland has always been a capable actor and his dry, deadpan delivery brings a lot to the comedic side of the movie. Hopper isn't all that great of an actor, but he gets by on his reputation from Easy Rider and helps fill the necessary gaps in Flashback. Let's face up to the fact that if you need a guy to say "man" to accentuate every piece of his dialogue, Dennis Hopper is probably your guy. Despite the fact that the plot had more holes than Huey Walker's clothing, Sutherland and Hopper are almost (note the word "almost") able to make this a tolerable film. They are not helped by a sub-par supporting cast, consisting mostly of Carol Kane, who acted with her mouth full of crackers or something, and a scenery-chewing Cliff De Young, whose character made Roscoe P. Coltraine look competent and level-headed. Other throwaway characters appear and disappear and fill out the mandatory clichés. There's the overzealous FBI dude and the understanding FBI guy. There's the former flower children who try to relive their '60s drug-induced fantasies. And there's the dumb as garden slugs sheriff deputies who get convinced that Jack is an armed menace who needs to be shot on sight. It didn't give Sutherland and Hopper much to work with, but they still manage a couple of awkwardly funny moments.
Flashback comes to us via Paramount Home Entertainment, which generally means you're going to get a tolerable anamorphic transfer with no special features on an over-priced DVD. These things are all true with Flashback. The transfer itself is pretty shaky towards the beginning of the film, exhibiting some problems with digital artifacts and inconsistent levels of black, but the problems become fewer and farther between as the film progresses. There are times when the transfer is picture perfect, and others where minor flaws are noticeable. Edge enhancement is minimal at the worst, but overall there's not too much to complain about. The soundtrack is a 5.1 channel mix, but it's not entirely inspiring. Rear channel speakers get some usage but not enough to really justify the mix. I'm glad it's there, but it's hardly noticeable.
First of all I should point out that this is yet another movie with a totally stupid name. Flashback. One would think from the title that the filmmaker worked some decent non-sequential storytelling, but this was not the case. Number of flashbacks in Flashback: Zero. This is not to be confused with the movie Back Flash, of which most of the story is a flashback. Since this film is more of an extension from Hopper's Billy from Easy Rider, sort of a what would happen twenty years later, why not just call this "Easy Rider 2: On the Lam From the Feds." I'd have been happier.
I mentioned the plot holes earlier, and I wanted to take a few moments to elaborate on what made Flashback an enormous torture to watch. First off you have Huey manipulating a chessboard that's right in front of Jack without Jack noticing. We're not talking about moving one piece while Jack isn't looking, he moves every piece on the board from the start of the game so he can checkmate Jack and further convince him that Huey secretly dropped a tab of acid in Jack's bottled water. At the same time, Huey manages to deftly change the time on Jack's watch, etcetera. Right. The story later establishes Huey as something of an escape artist, but there's a level of believability that needs to be maintained. And the solution to kicking the acid trip that wasn't actually happening? A bottle of tequila! How did Jack pass through Quantico when it's pretty obvious he doesn't even have the brainpower to dress himself?
As I also revealed, Jack grew up in a hippie commune and he rebelled against his parents, most likely as his parents had rebelled against their parents. In this case, Jack ran away from home, changed his identity, and became a Republican FBI agent. Right. The FBI never does background checks on applicants.
In a scene where Sheriff Hightower first attempts to have Jack and Huey both shot, the trio is standing on a bridge over some whitewater. To make their escape, they hurl themselves off the bridge in a scene exactly like the one in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, only different. This despite the fact that Huey screams that he can't swim. Needless to say he's in the turbulent water for an awfully long time. At night. And Jack finds him minutes later and pulls him out of the water alive and kicking. Right. Huey should have ended up downriver facedown in a logjam.
That naturally brings us to the inept Sheriff Hightower, who repeatedly orders Jack and Huey to be shot on sight, even in front of Jack's superior at the FBI. His corrupt attitude seemingly infects his entire department, as all of his deputies follow suit without question. Right. All police officers are soulless, fascist pigs who get off on gunning down defenseless FBI agents in cold blood.
And then there's the climax with Huey standing on a train car daring the overzealous FBI agent to shoot at him, knowing full well that it's darn near impossible to hit a guy from the back of a moving train. Never mind the fact that he's standing right in front of three large tanks carrying flammable material. Right. Stray bullets hitting a metal tank would never, ever, in a million years ignite flammable material.
These were things that even an immobile person with a vast hangover could notice. The lesson here is, when you're writing a script, please try to avoid insulting the intelligence of the audience.
All in all Flashback is a pretty stupid movie that manages a couple of cheap laughs amidst the bad script. They're few and far between, though I'd highly recommend watching this movie unless you had something more important to do, like counting the ceiling tiles in your living room or chasing those damn squirrels out of your yard.
The cast and crew of Flashback are guilty of making a poor movie. They're sentenced to take a shower, put away their bongs, buy some decent clothes, and come to grips with reality and realize that the '60s are over, man. Like, gone, man.
And could somebody please tell me what a "yippie" is? I feel so unhip at not knowing a made up word.
Review content copyright © 2002 Kevin Lee; Site layout and review format copyright © 1998 - 2016 HipClick Designs LLC
Scales of Justice
Video: 85
Audio: 85
Extras: 0
Acting: 85
Story: 70
Judgment: 75
Perp Profile
Studio: Paramount
Video Formats:
* 1.85:1 Anamorphic
Audio Formats:
* Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround (English)
* Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround (English)
* Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround (French)
* None
Running Time: 107 Minutes
Release Year: 1990
MPAA Rating: Rated R
Distinguishing Marks
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Obama embarking on four more years
January 21, 2013
WASHINGTON (AP) — His second term already under way, President Barack Obama aims to set an optimistic tone when he takes the oath again to lead a divided nation seeking solutions to economic woes......
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Today's extreme GOP is so afraid of the changing landscape in America that they're scrambling in various swing states to re-draw districts to try to cling to power. It's a sad, desperate party. House Republicans were badly out-voted in 2012, but held on to a majority due to gerrymandering. America is wise to the extreme, failing GOP. America is moving forward, while the GOP is left behind.
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Check the 10 results and rethink your great leadership, Ms. Pelosi and Mr.Reid, two real gems. Read up on Mr. Reid closely and monitor his his many deals in Nevada. Check the pulse of the average Nevada resident and how they feel about him. Go to Searchlight and talk to those who have seen him operate. the stupid Republican party nominated Sharon Angle the absolute weakest candidate. Every other Republican would have beat him. Take time to truly research him.. There are many Senate Democrats who are so much more qualified to lead the party. He is poorly suited and internally disliked by his Senate partners.
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Too much Fox "News" and Limbaugh is rotting your brain. Today's GOP is so extreme that they'll be reduced to a small regional party in about 20 years.
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I encourage Mr. Reid and Ms Pelosi along with Mr Obama to keep promoting their agenda aggressively. speak out loudly, often, and with the normal hostile tone. Be in our faces and over the top in demanding action.
the more the better!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
such will guarantee Senate control back to the Republicans in 2014. One only need look at 2010.
I love it when Reid and Pelosi get exposure. They are a great team to rally the opposition. More exposure the better!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Getting a Republican to put country first is like chasing a pit bull off of a meat truck. It ain't gonna happen.
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The most important issue is jobs and the economy which will help the unemployed, the underemployed, and those who are struggling. that would do more for those who need help than any other of his liberal, far left, pie in the sky agenda. the last time he stretched gave us the 2010 election result so look out for what you wish for!!! You will be shocked in 14.
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Sometimes what a president doesn't say is more important than what he does. In my view, the second most significant thing about President Obama's inaugural address (besides his support for equal marriage rights) was that he didn't mention the federal budget deficit.
Reducing the deficit or paying down the national debt have framed the nation's economic goals for years, but they are not and should not be. Providing equal opportunity is a far more meaningful -- and more accurate -- aspiration, as Obama helped us understand. - Robert Reich
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You must be kidding. please do NOT position this as centralist speech !!!!!!!!!!! Not one word about jobs, budgets, or economy.......... He is a joke...
No one believes it's was middle of the road or reaching out to all of America, no ONE.........
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The New York Times reports that Obama set out a "progressive agenda" in his inaugural address today, but I didn't hear one. I heard what should be considered centrist. He restated the nation's founding principles of liberty and equality, reminded us that we must do certain things together (schools, roads, basic research), respond to climate change, not trade off the well being of our seniors and our children, and treat gays equally under the law. All absolutely correct. That this should be considered "progressive" is a sad commentary on our times. - Robert Reich
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Is he blessing his subjects?
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Charlotte 49ers men's tennis players sophomore Alex Calott and freshman Jordi Massalle Ferrer earned Atlantic 10 weekly honors. Calott was named Atlantic 10 Co-Player of the Week. While, Massalle Ferrer was named Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Week.
Calott is the second Niner to earn A-10 Player of the Week honors this season after Paul Cisti claimed the honor on February 12th . Calott is the seventh different Niner to earn Atlantic 10 Player of the Week honors.
Calott earned Atlantic 10 Player of the Week honors after going 3-0 in singles and doubles in Charlotte's wins over Catawba, Wingate and Texas Pan-American last week. The sophomore won each of his singles matches last week in straight sets, defeating Catawaba's Mitchell McDonald (6-1, 7-6), Wingate's Roberto Hennis (6-4, 6-2) and Texas Pan American's Alejandro Sanjoja (6-1, 6-0). Calott teamed up with Cisti for three doubles wins from the number one and two spots, leading the 49ers to six team wins out of their last seven matches.
Massalle Ferrer became the fifth different Niner to claim Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Week honors and the first since Kamil Khalil was named A-10 Rookie of the Week, March 12, 2012.
Massalle Ferrer has won nine consecutive singles matches, including three last week in straight sets. The rookie posted wins over Catawba's Jess Goodall (6-0, 6-1), Wingate's Sebastian Hall (6-4, 6-0) and Texas Pan American's Ricardo Hopker (6-2, 6-3) to improve to 21-5 overall. He and partner Jack Williams extended their doubles streak to eight, adding two last week from the number one and two spots over Catawba and Texas Pan American.
Calott and Massalle Ferrer and the rest of the 49ers return to action on the road at #25 VCU, Friday, March 22 at 2 pm.


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Herb Sutter, the Future of Visual C++, Part II
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Which ones?
From Chuck's segment:
RDK: Research Development Kit. A variant of an SDK for use by academic and industry researchers.
BBT: An binary analysis and transformation tool done at MSR, built on top of Vulcan
Vulcan: a binary analysis and transformation toolkit done by MSR (now CSE)
MSR: Microsoft Research
CSE: Center for Software Excellence (for a bit more on CSE, Vulcan and BBT see http://www.microsoft.com/windows/cse/bit.mspx)
JIT: Just In Time compiler, used by the CLR to transform MSIL into native code.
CLR: Common Language Runtime -- the runtime environment that hosts .Net.
MSIL: MicroSoft Intermediate Language -- the bytecode intermediate language used by .Net.
UTC: Universal Tuple Compiler -- our name for the current command line compiler backend.
Prefast: a compiler-hosted defect analysis tool initially done by MSR that is now part of the Whidbey C/C++ compiler.
Did you get a chance to talk/film with Stan Lippman also?
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Did you get a chance to talk/film with Stan Lippman also?
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Harish wrote:
Did you get a chance to talk/film with Stan Lippman also?
I gained a lot from watching both parts of this series and reading Herb's article "The Free Lunch Is Over: A Fundamental Turn Toward Concurrency in Software" at http://www.gotw.ca/publications/concurrency-ddj.htm. Herb has a way of getting us really fired up.
ZDNet (at http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9593_22-5563796.html?tag=nl.e539) reports that "James Gosling, CTO of Sun's Developer Products group and the father of the Java programming language, has called Microsoft's decision to support C and C++ in the common language runtime in .Net one of the "biggest and most offensive mistakes that they could have made" in his speech to developers at an event in Sydney earlier this week." The article goes on to say that "Microsoft developer evangelist Charles Sterling didn't entirely disagree with Gosling's comments, but he sought to clarify the issue with .NET's security."
I would like to hear what Herb has to say on the issues raised. If he already has, I would appreciate a link so I can understand the issues more clearly and avoid making mistakes.
I find myself spending a lot more time at Chanel 9 lately and I also vote for having transcripts of the segments. Since I have a JD rather than a CS degree, my learning has to go through sort of a translation process. I would like to know which books Herb would recommend to those of us without the CS background.
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- Do other programmers get that shipment award too, or why does Jonathan Caves only get it?
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5 Feb 2012 11:11 PM #1
Designer crashes when trying to add a new device
Steps to reproduce:
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- Open Designer
- Under "New Projects", select "Sencha Touch 2.0.x"
- In the canvas area, click on the device selection drop-down menu and select "Edit Devices..."
- Click on "+ Add New Device"
- An error message is displayed: "TypeError: 'null' is not an object"
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6 Feb 2012 4:47 PM #2
Thank you for reporting this issue; it has been fixed.
8 Feb 2012 9:03 PM #3
Lovely bug... This just killed my project...
Is there a new release for this beta?Perfection as a goal is a nice idea that can point one in a specific direction. However, since "perfection" is an ever changing (evolving?) and moving target, one must admit that perfection can never be obtained...
When in doubt, check the d4mn source code!
And here are my terms...
- I don't care if you use my source code. (Known as "Code.")
- I don't care if I get any monetary compensation.
- I do care to receive credit for Code provided. So, please keep my name in the comments for Code provided.
- Code is provided without warranty "AS-IS" and I claim absolutely no warranty nor liability to the quality, security, and run-ability on any platform.
- By using Code, you accept all risk inherit with Code regardless if Code has known and yet to be discovered bugs.
- You are welcome to change and improve the Code to best meet your needs.
- I don't care if you use the Code in a commercial or open-source project.
- You are not required to contact me prior to using the Code.
Simple. Enjoy.
9 Feb 2012 12:32 AM #4
Build 276 was pushed out this morning.Aaron Conran


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I have seen many times statements like- "Please make this feature a first class citizen in so and so language/platform". For example, it is said about enums in C#/.net. So, when is a feature considered a "First class citizen" in a programming language/platform?
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The notion of "first-class citizen" or "first-class element" in a programming language was introduced by British computer scientist Christopher Strachey in the 1960s in the context of first-class functions. The most famous formulation of this principle is probably in Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs by Gerald Jay Sussman and Harry Abelson:
Basically, it means that you can do with this programming language element everything that you can do with all other elements in the programming language.
It's all about "equal rights": you can do all of the above, with, say, integers, so why should any other thing be different?
The definition above is a bit restrictive in the sense that it only really talks about the aspect of first-classness as related to being objects of the program. A more general definition would be that a thing is first-class if you can do everything with it you can also do with other things of similar kind.
For example, Java operators and Java methods are of similar kind. You can define new methods, you can (somewhat) freely choose the names of your own methods, you can override methods, you can overload methods. James Gosling can do all of that with operators, too, but you and I can't. I mean, contrary to popular belief, Java does support operator overloading: for example, the
Usually this refers to a construct that is passable as a parameter, can be defined as a return type from a function or can be assigned a value. Normally you need to be able to construct them at runtime. For example an instance of a class would be a first class citizen in c++ or java, but a function in C would not be.
I would say a feature is a first class citizen if it is implemented solely by the language.
In C/C++ I do not consider functions to be a first class citizen (others may).
To add an example to the answers already provided:
In WCF/C# you currently have to mark a class object with a service contract attribute to have it operate as a service. There is no such thing as:
A class is a first class citizen in c#, where a service is not.
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What artists have been ignored by the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame?
Whether it be an oversight, ignorance of an artist, a personal grudge or just plain stupidity there are quite a few snubs. Groundbreaking artists that have sold millions and millions of albums.
Well at least we have Madonna and LL Cool J representing rock and roll.
I submit;
Rush, Kiss and of course Deep Purple.
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Well, you pegged the one I was going to mention when I saw the question posted... how in the world is Kiss not in?
Perhaps in addition, which artists should have been ignored by the Rock and Roll hall of fame?
@fmp031000: Madonna...
There needs to be a Rock & Roll Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Since the original isn't.
@tarasadies: Right on! Especially since they sang "I Wanna Rock and Roll All Night (and Party Everyday)". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Hgz-q76KtQ What gives??
Oingo Boingo and They Might Be Giants.
Another personal favorite is Bad Religion, the only punk band whose lyrics require a thesaurus.
And of course, Weird Al Yankovic. Seriously...
@capguncowboy: ♥. I also didn't realize that LL Cool J was a rocker.....
Weird Al Yankovic. I know it seems silly, but there are a good number who feel that it's time to give the guy a nod. After all, he's outlasted and outlived some of the people that he's parodied, and he comes up with some pretty fun stuff that are "in the style of" works, like 'Dare to be Stupid.'
I'm pretty sure there are several websites solely devoted to the endeavor as well.
Jem and the Holograms have been ignored for years. Don't those guys in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame know that they're truly, truly outrageous?
Kiss, and Heart. I could go on and on. My only complaint is these people who are in that are anything but good ol' Rock and Roll..
Wow, no one has said RUSH?
I don't think the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame actually understands what they're even supposed to be doing. They keep inducting jazz and blues acts which are talented and sell a lot of records but aren't Rock and Roll at all. Seriously... Miles Davis??? Brilliant guy, but about as Rock and Roll as I am. It's like if the Jazz Hall of Fame announced a huge Metallica exhibit.
Pete Rose.
Oh, sorry, wrong list. :-)