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New cheese shop opens in west Lawrence; home sales gain steam in April, but shortage of houses persists
I have news of cheese and also news of people buying new homes. And though it may sound like it, this isn't a follow-up to the wild cheese party that ended up with Gouda in places that was no Gouda.
First, the cheese news. Look for a new store inside the Dillons at Sixth and Wakarusa. The longtime New York-based purveyor Murray's Cheese has signed a deal with Dillons' parent company to open cheese shops across the country. Lawrence has landed one of them.
The Murray's Cheese shop at the Dillons at 4701 W. Sixth St. opened last weekend. According to information from Dillons, the cheese shop will stock more than 175 varieties of cheese, plus it will carry other items such as local honey and preserves, olives, crackers and charcuterie.
That is right, charcuterie. My, how far we have come in a short time. I honestly had never heard of the word before late 2013 when I wrote about plans for Hank Charcuterie to open at 19th and Massachusetts. I thought it was a critter that we may find the fellows on "Swamp People" chasing down. But now I have learned that charcuterie is French for "too expensive to serve to my friends." (Don't let that dissuade you, though. That's more of a commentary on my friends than the prices.) In case you somehow don't know what charcuterie is, it refers to sausages, pates and other specialty meat products that go well with cheeses and other appetizers.
To be honest, I also hadn't heard much about Murray's Cheese shop before, but that's mainly because I have tried to cut way down on the number of cheese conversations I have during the course of a day. According to Dillons, though, Murray's is one of the more famous cheese shops in New York. It has been open since 1940, and has drawn large crowds to its original location in Greenwich Village.
The deal with Dillons calls for Murray's to stock its most popular cheeses at Dillons. Looking at the store's website, it appears varieties include: Parmigiano-Reggiano; English Cheddar; Irish Cheddar; Roquefort blue cheese; Havarti, Alpine style Grand Cru cheese; a variety of BellaVitano cheeses; marinated mozzarella; and more than a half dozen styles of Gouda, including smoked, aged, farmhouse, double cream and others. They even have a cheese platter called "Life is Gouda." (Wait a minute. I thought I had the market cornered on Gouda puns.)
One other point to note about the new cheese shop: It encourages people to sample a different variety of cheese on each visit.
In other news and notes from around town:
• If I took Murray's up on that offer, I may need to buy a house with wider doors. Maybe that is what is going on with other folks in town. Whatever the case, Lawrence home sales were up in the important month of April.
Home sales in Lawrence grew by 10.5 percent in April, compared with April 2015 totals, according to the latest report from the Lawrence Board of Realtors. I'm sure that was a welcome site for Lawrence real estate agents because 2016 sales had started off a bit sluggish. During the first quarter of the year, sales were down by 1.1 percent.
But with April's strong showing, homes sales are now up for the year. Through April, sales are up 3.7 percent compared with the same period a year ago.
The report, though, does provide reason for concern. The number of homes on the market in Lawrence continues to decline significantly. At the end of April, 250 homes were on the market, which is down from 346 in April 2015 and 429 in April 2014. Real estate agents believe a small supply of homes ultimately will lead to a reduction in sales and also an increase in home prices. At the moment, it is making for a seller's market.
The result is homes are not sitting on the market for long. Thus far in 2016, the median number of days a home sits on the market before selling is 28. That's down from 43 in 2015 and 60 in 2014.
"The pace of this market can be challenging for everyone," said Carl Cline, president of the Lawrence Board of Realtors.
Other statistics from the recent report include:
— Sales of newly constructed homes were up slightly in April, totaling nine versus seven in April 2015. For the year, sales of newly constructed homes are up 37 percent, totaling 22.
— The median selling prices of homes this year is $167,565, up 5.4 percent from the same period a year ago.
— The total dollar value of homes sold in Lawrence thus far in 2016 is $61.1 million, up 6.7 percent compared with the same period a year ago.
Dillons completes renovations at Sixth and Lawrence store; Wal-Mart begins work at South Iowa location
Surely this age we're living in will go down in the history books as . . . The Gilded Grocery Era. I will tell my grandkids how there used to be a day when you couldn't go into a grocery store and get fresh ground peanut butter, and they will laugh at me. (Maybe because of the peanut butter, or perhaps because by then I'll be an old man with eyebrows like hedge rows.)
But the point is, we're living in a great age to buy groceries. Nearly every place in Lawrence that sells groceries has undergone some type of significant renovation in the last several years. As we've reported several times over the last few months, the Dillons store at Sixth Street and Lawrence Avenue is the latest.
Dillons officials on Wednesday declared the renovation of the store complete, and held a well-attended ribbon cutting. The major structural change to the building was the addition of a drive-thru lane for the store's pharmacy. But there was more to the renovations than that. Dillons pulled building permits for $1.2 million worth of construction on the site, making it the 10th largest building project in the city, thus far, in 2013. Here's a look at other improvements at the store:
• A revamping of the natural and organic foods department, which is branded Nature's Market. It includes a new bulk foods section.
• Hand-made sushi
• New selections of gourmet cheeses and an olive bar. (My grandkids will laugh when I tell them I used to have to order gin to get an olive at a bar.)
• An expanded salad bar
• A new beverage center with expanded fountain drinks and coffee selections
• A new floral department
• New color schemes throughout the store, and new energy efficient lighting
Dillons is holding special events through Saturday to celebrate the renovations. The Sixth and Lawrence store will host a t-shirt sidewalk sale from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. today and Friday and from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday. On Friday and Saturday, pay attention here, the store will offer large amounts of food samples. So, while I'm uncertain what historians will call this age we're living in, I have no doubt what this weekend will be labeled at the Lawhorn household: The Toothpick Times. As in: Kids, any food with a toothpick stuck in it, grab it, because that's supper tonight. (Don't feel sorry for them. They love it, especially when we put on the fake mustaches and wigs to go through a second time.)
What's better than writing about one retail renovation? Well, writing about two, of course. Bob Catlin, the store manager at the Walmart on South Iowa Street, confirmed to me renovations are underway for that store.
Catlin said perhaps the most noticeable interior improvements will be all new fixtures and cases for the store's produce department. The exterior of the store, however, also will get a new look. He said the entire exterior of the building will be repainted with a different color scheme, and new signs for the building and along the road are on the way. All the departments of the store will remain open during the renovations, which are expected to be complete sometime next month.
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Pair of traffic calming projects — including a blue light at traffic signals — set for city
We'll see if talk of traffic calming produces a calming feeling for you on a Monday. I've got word of two projects in the works at Lawrence City Hall.
• If you drive in the area behind the new Dillons store at 17th and Massachusetts streets, you may want to get a new set of shocks. Seven speed humps are coming to the neighborhood behind the store.
As part of the store's City Hall approval last year, Dillons officials agreed to provide $40,000 for traffic calming devices in the neighborhood just east of the store. City officials are now set to begin that project.
Plans call for two speed humps on 17th Terrace between Barker and New Hampshire, and two more on 18th Street between Barker and New Hampshire. In addition, three speed humps are planned for New Hampshire Street, with all planned for the general area near 17th Terrace and 18th Street. Click here to see a map.
The city will accept bids for the project on July 16. Work is expected to begin in late July. Project is expected to be completed by the end of August.
• Red light, green light, yellow light. Blue light? I'm hearing talk around City Hall that Lawrence motorists may start seeing some blue lights at a couple of intersections in Lawrence.
No, I don't think this is a sign that Kmart is now sponsoring traffic control in the city. (Remember the Blue Light specials in the old Kmarts?) Instead, my understanding is that this is part of a pilot project that involves KU's engineering school.
I'm still waiting to get official details, but here's what I've heard thus far: Crews, perhaps beginning today, will be installing a blue light on the top of traffic signal poles at 23rd and Iowa and 23rd and Louisiana. The blue light is meant to provide police officers another way to monitor whether motorists are a running a red light.
The idea is that the blue light will be able to be seen from a 360 degree radius. Currently, the best way for a police officer to know whether a motorist has run a red light is to be behind the motorist, where the officer can see both the light and the vehicle. The blue light will come on the moment the traffic signal turns red. Since the blue light can be seen from almost anywhere, an officer can be anywhere near an intersection and monitor it for red light runners.
I'm still a little short on details on the project, but when I hear more, I'll let you know.
UPDATE: My colleague Ian Cummings is now looking into this story for us. He is reporting that the installation of the lights indeed was scheduled for today, but some technical difficulties have postponed it. No word yet on when the installation may occur, but it might be a few days now.
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Christopher Kibbe, superintendent of schools for the Windham Northeast Supervisory Union, which includes the high school, announced the sample borings taken Tuesday at the field had revealed that the poles and lights did not pose a risk to the public.
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Binary Search Using ArrayList
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The ArrayList class provide binary search algorithm and more...
Printing in C#
Jan 26, 2000.
This sample shows you how to print a text box contents in C# and .NET.
Adding Images to ToolBar Button
Jan 29, 2000.
An article shows you how to add images and tooltips to the toolbar buttons.
Business Card Designer Using C#
Jan 30, 2000.
For those of you that don't want to go out and buy a fancy business card utility, this article may prove to be just the trick for designing easy colorful business cards.
Meal Scheduler in C#
May 04, 2000.
In this application once you enter your meal timings. A message box will appear on the screen while you are working and remember you about your meal with light sound.
Graphics Animation Sample
May 16, 2000.
After finishing a text program (lottery) its time for some fun. Everytime a have to work with a new language.I write a small program to bounce some balls in a box.
Using DataList Control in Web Forms
Jan 12, 2001.
This example uses a DataList which contains LinkButton controls, which allows a user to navigate through a list of data.
Using ListViews in C#
Jan 18, 2001.
As a Visual C++ user for 10 years I can say that Microsoft deserves praise for their new ListView class. The MFC ListView class was, well, unpleasant to use. C# makes life a bit easier with a richer property and method set for ListViews. Also, you can now, set the ListView to select an entire row in report mode, something that in Visual C++ you had to write a whole custom ListView control to do. Note also the nice grid lines.
Boxing and Unboxing
Feb 21, 2001.
Boxing and Unboxing are fairly new terms introduced in C#. Author explains some concept of them.
Adding Items to a ListBox
Mar 06, 2001.
Sample code shows you how to add items to a list box.
Programming in ADO.NET
Mar 19, 2001.
A simple example shows you how to read a database table in a dataset and display in a list view control.
Word Pad in C#
May 11, 2001.
This application explores the Rich Text control in C#,its properties and methods. Explains the usage of common dialog boxes File open, File save and Font dialog box.
FTP Explorer in C#
May 21, 2001.
I have developed a GUI based FTP client application. This takes connection information and populates folder and files in treeview and listview respectively.
Data Structure Sample Example
Jun 04, 2001.
Source code for Data Structure implemetation of Stack, Queue, Doubly linked list and more..
Sending Mail in ASP.NET using C#
Jul 13, 2001.
This article contains the listing for a simple web form to send email.
Service Explorer
Aug 06, 2001.
This program manages services running in your computer. You can use the GetServices method on the ServiceController class to retrieve a list of the services on a particular computer.
Message Box Builder
Aug 14, 2001.
This program will help you using MessageBox Class. Program generates code from what you choose.
Visual Matrix
Aug 17, 2001.
User can easily add ,sub any limit of matrices. Edit boxes are created dynamically.
Boxing and Unboxing in C#
Aug 20, 2001.
Boxing and unboxing is a essential concept in C#'s type system. With Boxing and unboxing one can link between value-types and reference-types by allowing any value of a value-type to be converted to and from type object.
Editor in C#
Sep 03, 2001.
C# Editor shows you how to use toolbar, status bar, dialog boxes, menus and other Windows forms controls.
Scrollable Picture Box
Sep 13, 2001.
This project contains a UserControl that allows you to place an Image inside and scroll around the Image.
Is there any need to Boxing and Unboxing
Sep 21, 2001.
With Boxing and unboxing one can link between value-types and reference-types by allowing any value of a value-type to be converted to and from type object. Boxing and unboxing enables a unified view of the type system wherein a value of any type can ultimately be treated as an object.
Working with Windows Forms Controls
Oct 12, 2001.
This program shows you how to use Windows Forms controls such as Check Boxes, Radio Buttons, and Combo Box.
Oracle Database Viewer
Oct 17, 2001.
This is a GUI based application which connects to an Oracle database depending upon the DSN, username and password that you provide. It then shows the list of tables on the left hand side in the form of a treeview.
FlashCards Language Program : How to read and save Images in a Sql Server Database using ADO.NET
Nov 09, 2001.
I thought it would be fun to write a simple program that displayed flashcards from a database and at the same time, show you how to read and write images to the database. This program is a simple flashcard program that talks to a single table in a Sql Server Database.
Adding Controls to Windows Forms at Runtime
Nov 13, 2001.
In this example I'll show how one can create and add controls to their Windows Forms at runtime.
Debugging Techniques in C#
Dec 04, 2001.
Debugging GUI applications for me mostly consists of printing out debug statements in the form of a dialog box with some text.
Returning an Array Listing using Remote Procedure Call
Dec 26, 2001.
In this article we will create a Web Service that will return an ArrayList of students.
Graphics Programming in C#
Dec 26, 2001.
The new improved version of GDI is called GDI+. The .NET framework provides a rich set of classes, methods and events for developing applications with graphical capabilities.
Developing a Record Navigation Form with Unbound Controls
Dec 26, 2001.
Developing a record navigation form with unbound controls. The form enables you to navigate through the records one at a time. In this application we have used a combo box, two text boxes and various command buttons.
Multilingual Support in C#
Jan 03, 2002.
Many major languages of the world like Arabic, Hindi and Chinese are not written in Roman Script, so special features are provided for dealing with these languages. This article will tell how to implement multilingual application using C#.
Playing with DataGrid Control
Jan 08, 2002.
The article gives a user the overview to show the importance and versatility of the DATAGRID control.
Using MS Agent in C# - Part-III
Jan 09, 2002.
In this article, I will show you how to write a program which lists all the animations of the loaded characters which speak to us using synthesized speech, recorded audio, or text in a cartoon word balloon.
FTP Explorer in C#(Beta 2)
Jan 10, 2002.
FTP Explorer is a MDI application that can explore FTP server. This application takes FTP connection information and populates folder and files in treeview and listview respectively.
Owner Draw ListBox Control in Windows Forms and C#
Feb 08, 2002.
In this article, we will see how to write owner drawn ListBox control using C# and Windows Forms.
Boxing and Performance of Collections
Mar 14, 2002.
In this article, I will compare some performance issues of values and references types during boxing and unboxing operations.
Simple NSLookUp Implementation in C#
Apr 01, 2002.
This is code implementation for simple nslookup. As you can see from the code listing, I've used classes defined in the System.Net namespace.
Check Your Mobile Device Capabilities
May 16, 2002.
This sample is a utility to determine the capabilities of a Mobile Device. The MobileCapabilities class available in the Mobile Internet Toolkit provides a list of useful information on the client device.
Assembly Browser: Browsing a .NET Assembly
May 17, 2002.
This program lets you browse an assembly and lists the methods and the parameter name and parameter type for each assembly.
A Simple Contacts List for Pocket PC
May 19, 2002.
I have implemented a simple contact list application that is capable of adding and viewing contact details.
Utilizing Assembly Information for Your Automated Splash Dialog
Jun 05, 2002.
There are cases when you need to reuse the same splash screen or about box in many applications.
Editable ListBox Control
Jul 01, 2002.
A ListBox is a read-only list of items. But let us suppose your application needs to edit an item in a listbox at runtime.
Windows Forms Printer Selection List
Jul 30, 2002.
In this example we will create a sample windows form containing a combo box which will list the printers installed on the machine on which the program runs. The default printer for the machine is set as the default selection in the combo box.
Using Active Directory
Jul 31, 2002.
This sample code can sense current context in Active Directory, checks for the existence of attributes, provides a list of all the attributes in Active Directory and can add a user to Active Directory.
Changing User Information using Active Directory
Aug 14, 2002.
If your company is one of the lucky? Ones to implement Windows 2000 Active Directory you may have been looking for a way to populate it with data. Perhaps adding people's details from a file directly into the active directory.
Understanding Generic Type in C#
Aug 15, 2002.
Before we start tampering around the code, lets understand why we need a generic type?
Listing all Computer in Active Directory
Aug 27, 2002.
This application does one simple task. On any network where Microsoft Active Directory is used it will list all computers on the network. I faced this problem when I wanted to document all of the computers on the network using WMI .
Passing Data Between a Windows Form and Dialog Boxes
Aug 29, 2002.
In this example, we will create a windows form application to demonstrate the transfer of data between a windows form and a dialog box displayed from the windows form.
XML News Feeds from Harrison Logic
Sep 04, 2002.
This application provides a compilation of news headlines from many sources, using the MoreOver.com's XML service.
Accessing Text Files using ODBC Data Provider
Nov 12, 2002.
In this article, I will show you how to access Access database files using ODBC data provider.
Synchronized Threading in .NET
Dec 11, 2002.
Threads are a powerful abstraction for allowing parallelized operations: graphical updates can happen while another thread is performing computations, two threads can handle two simultaneous network requests from a single process, and the list goes on. Since threads are pretty simple to understand, conceptually, but, practically, they are a cause for programmatic headaches, I decided to write this program to describe how to make use of threads.
ImageCanvas Web User Control for ASP.NET
Dec 31, 2002.
Most of you must have seen picture box control of windows forms. We can set image of picture box control and control will render that image in form.
Hash Password Generator
Feb 10, 2003.
This visual tool generates the hashed password using either SHA1 or MD5 hashing algorithm depending on the choice you make. It will display the hashed password in the read only text box, it can also copy the hashed password to clipboard on your choice for easy paste operation.
SQL Demo Login in C#
Feb 23, 2003.
This sample code contains a reusable control that allows you to build a dialog box that queries for SQL-Server connection parameters.
Hotmail using C# - An HTTPMail Client under .NET
Mar 21, 2003.
The great thing about the POP mail protocol is that it is a well-documented open standard and writing a mail client to collect mail from a POP box a relatively painless process.
Listing Active Directory Users
Apr 06, 2003.
The attached source code shows you how to list an active directory users in .NET using C#.
Random Starcraft Map Chooser
May 12, 2003.
I created a simple program that searches through Starcraft's maps directory tree and shows a list of all the maps that are searches by Starcraft's maps directory.
Sorted List and Web Server Control
Jun 09, 2003.
This article shows you to take advantage of SortedList in data binding with Web Server controls.
Part I: Simple Color Syntax Code Editor for PHP written in C# and .NET
Jun 18, 2003.
The Application is a simple Windows Form program that allows you to open and save the text files edited in the rich edit control, as well as print them out. The program takes advantage of a "syntax" text file for PHP which lists the functions and keywords contained in the PHP language.
Using Linked List in C#
Jun 25, 2003.
What we going to make is a linked list. Yeah I know there is a class which does the same as a linked list called ArrayList, but we (as a diehard C# programmer) want absolute control and knowledge of what we use.
Boxing and Unboxing of Value Types : What You Need to Know?
Jul 21, 2003.
Programmers new to C# can encounter less than ideal performance and even unexpected results due to boxing and unboxing of value types.
ColorFul Web DropDown List in ASP.NET
Jul 23, 2003.
In this example we will build an ASP.NET User Control which provides a listing of colors with the list items displayed in the actual color that the list item represents.
Installing a Service Programmatically
Sep 04, 2003.
With the arrival of .NET, creation of a windows service has become a piece of cake by just selecting Windows Service as project type in the New Project Dialog Box.
Photo Browser and Wallpaper Changer
Oct 20, 2003.
The attached source code is a Photo Browser and Wallpaper changer. You can save your favorite photos in a list and loud it at any time.
Generating Combo Box in DataGrid Columns
Jan 09, 2004.
DataGrid programming in .NET is real fun. And that too if you're trying to get it programmed in a Windows Forms world its double the work. You got to write a whole lot of code for a simple extensibility of the existing features of datagrid. One good example is having a combobox in one of the columns of the datagrid.
DropDownList Selection as you type in
Feb 09, 2004.
The ASP.NET DropDownList server control allows positioning within the list by typing the first character. This method does not require a trip to the server.
Generics in C#
Mar 08, 2004.
Parametric Polymorphism is a well-established programming language feature. Generics offers this feature to C#. The best way to understand generics is to study some C# code that would benefit from generics.
Image Processing in C#
Apr 13, 2004.
This application explains basic concepts of image processing including brightening, converting to gray and adding notes to an image using C# and GDI+.
Learning Visual Studio 2005 IDE - The Designer
Jun 07, 2004.
In this article of Learning Visual Studio 2005 IDE series, I will explore some of the designer features and the breakdown of the classes of a Windows Forms project.
Using the Tablet PC as a Flashing Restaurant Menu in C# and .NET
Jun 08, 2004.
This is a simple application written for a restaurant using Tablet PC that allows you to list such things as lunch specials and have the colors on the board change randomly to produce an interesting flashing sign effect.
Securing Your ASP.NET Web Applications
Aug 31, 2004.
Web application security is not just about attackers hacking websites, stealing sensitive information from websites, sending high traffic to websites with denial of service attacks, viruses, worms and Trojan horses. Are these are the only problems that we have? The answer is no. There are other problems that are frequently overlooked.
How to Populate a DropDownList insides a DataGrid through an XML File
Nov 16, 2004.
In this article, we will show how to fill a DropDownList inside a DataGrid through an XML file. We will also show how the contents of one DropDownList changes dynamically as we change the index of second DropDownList (both inside the grid).
WinGhost 2.0
Nov 22, 2004.
The winGhost 2.0 application allows you to show and hide applications running on your machine.
Talk to SharePoint through its web services
Dec 09, 2004.
Microsoft Office 2003 is very tightly integrated with SharePoint by utilizing its web services. Windows SharePoint Services comes with sixteen different web services. SharePoint Portal Server 2003 supports an additional five web services. The web services provided by SharePoint do provide a vast array of features.
Using ListBox in C#
Dec 28, 2004.
The source code demonstrates how to use a listbox control in C# - adding, deleting and altering strings.
Passing Values between User Controls and ASPX Page
Jan 20, 2005.
This article is for beginners who are learning. NET. This will be really helpful for them. Beginners will be wondered how to pass values between User Controls and ASPX page .In this article I have listed some of the ways through which you can access and set the User control values in an ASPX page.
Sokoban Pro Game in C#
Jan 21, 2005.
Sokoban Pro is a modern version of the classic Sokoban puzzle game. The game rules are extremely simple, yet the game is very challenging and addictive. The rule of the game is to move all the boxes in the right places. You can only push a box, not pull.
SmartPhone Album Program with C#
Mar 16, 2005.
This article shows how to represent image's thumbnail in ListView control, how to work with multi-forms and pass information with each other in a smart phone application, how to do simple image-processing, how to scroll picture in a picturebox and use the smart phone's dpad keys.
Localizable Message Box Control
Apr 02, 2005.
This is localizable MessageBox control. Buttons on standard windows message box controls are always Yes, No, Abort, Cancel, OK, Ignore, Retry. I needed different text on my message boxes so I decided to develop custom message box control.
What the heck is Generics?
May 20, 2005.
This article provides the use of Generics and scenarios in which it will be useful.
Accessing Global Address List via System.DirectoryServices namespace
May 21, 2005.
This is a how-to article to access the GAL from ASP.NET, using the DropDownList ASP.NET server control as the UI. To accomplish this the article will illustrate by utilizing ADSI technology from a C# assembly returning an ArralList in order to bind to the DropDownList.
Accessing Global Address List via System.DirectoryServices Namespace
May 21, 2005.
This is a how-to article to access the GAL from ASP.NET, using the DropDownList ASP.NET server control as the UI. To accomplish this the article will illustrate by utilizing ADSI technology from a C# assembly returning an ArralList in order to bind to the DropDownList.
Checked List Box Sample in C#
May 31, 2005.
This example shows how to use CheckedListBox control in C# and Windows Forms.
Adding & Retrieving items from listbox and check list box
Jun 02, 2005.
The attached source code shows how to add and retrieve items of Windows Forms ListBox and CheckListBox controls.
Adding a ComboBox Column Style to a DataGrid in Windows Forms
Jul 30, 2005.
The sample introduces how to add the Combobox DataGrid Column Style into a DataGrid on your .NET Windows form.
Notepad.NET - Printing a Multiline Textbox in C# and .NET
Jul 31, 2005.
Notepad.NET is a file text editor that allows you to edit multiple files at the same time. It also has a few nice features not included in notepad, such as print preview and a most recently used file list. This article describes how printing is performed in this utility.
ASP.NET 2.0 BulletedList Control
Oct 09, 2005.
ASP.NET 2.0 BulletedList control is used to create a list of items formatted with bullets such as circular and rectangle bullets. This tutorial shows how to use BulletedList control in ASP.NET 2.0 and C#.
The Grouper
Jan 25, 2006.
The Grouper is a special groupbox control that is rounded and fully customizable. The control can paint borders, drop shadows, gradient and solid backgrounds, custom text and custom icons.
C# 2.0 Nullable Types
Feb 14, 2006.
The designers of C#2 have added the concept of nullable types to deal with a weakness of value types versus reference types. It is then essential to have properly assimilated these two notions.
The C# Value Type and Boxing
Feb 17, 2006.
Even though with the .NET framework we don't have to actively worry about memory management and garbage collection (GC), we still have to keep memory management and GC in mind in order to optimize the performance of our applications. One of the things we need to be aware of is how the Common Language Runtime (CLR) deals with references to value types.
Displaying Single Table Database Hierarchy with DataSet and DataRelations
Mar 03, 2006.
Hierarchies can be difficult to store SQL tables and even more difficult to query and display. This Example will show you how you can use DataRelation to convert single table hierarchy in to nested XML and then use XSLT to transform it to nested list.
A Practical Approach to .NET Testing using Visual Studio 2005 Test Team Suite
Mar 22, 2006.
This article will cover practical approach to White box Testing Techniques using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Test Team Suite. It covers concepts with a simple, easy to follow example.
Add some elegance to your code using C# List
Mar 31, 2006.
A short and to-the-point tutorial that demonstrates how to sort and search using List in C#.
Generics in C# 2.0
Apr 17, 2006.
This articles comes in series with my last article - <a href= http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/Saurabh.Mishra/GenericsInC2PartI04122006074306AM/GenericsInC2PartI.aspx class=normal>Limitations in ArrayLists</a>. In this article, I specifically talk about Generics and how they improve upon arraylists and how they solve the issues posed by ArrayLists.
Fuligginedialogs in C#
May 09, 2006.
In this article the author explained how we can expand feature of the framework for an immediate use of MessageBox.Show(); function.
Show Folder Contents and Compare with Another Folder
Jun 03, 2006.
This article shows how to list files of a folder and to compare that folder contents with another folder.
Display Process list and Processor Performance in C#
Jun 14, 2006.
This article shows how to display Processes list and performance of processor exactly.
Sorting Collection of Custom Type using Generic
Jul 06, 2006.
This article shows a simple and easy way to sort the business object collection using generic.
Handling new line and carriage return with Textbox
Aug 08, 2006.
This article shows how to handle newline and carriage return with Textbox while working with Databases.
Mortgage Calculator in C# and .NET
Sep 05, 2006.
This article shows you how to create a mortgage calculator in .NET for computing a home loan. It also illustrates how to override a TextBox in order to create your own masked text box that includes thousand separators.
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LAGUNA NIGUEL, Calif. (AP) — An Olympic gold medal won by Jesse Owens at the 1936 Berlin Games has sold for a record $1.4 million in an online auction.
SCP Auctions says an anonymous bidder paid $1,466,574, the highest price for a piece of Olympic memorabilia. The online auction ended Sunday.
Owens won gold in the 100- and 200-meters, 400 relay and long jump at the games attended by Adolph Hitler, who used the Olympics to showcase his ideas of Aryan supremacy.
According to the auction house based in Laguna Niguel, Calif., the medal is unidentifiable to a specific event. It says Owens gave the medal to his friend, dancer and movie star Bill "Bojangles" Robinson, as thanks for helping Owens find work in entertainment after he returned from Berlin.
(Photo: AP)
2012 Olympics: Representing Black America - Part I
2012 Olympics: Representing Black America - Part I
1. 1. Gabrielle Douglas from Virginia Beach, VA - USA Gymnastics (Photo: AP)1 of 14
2. 2. Carmelo Anthony, NBA and currently plays for the New York Knicks. (Photo: AP)2 of 14
3. 3. Lolo Jones from Baton Rouge, LA - Track & Field, specializes in the 60 & 100 meter hurdles. (Photo: AP)3 of 14
4. 4. Kobe Bryant, NBA and currently plays for the Los Angeles Lakers. (Photo: AP)4 of 14
5. 5. Sydney Leroux from Seattle, WA - Soccer and considered one of the most dangerous forwards in the world at the U-20 level.5 of 14
6. 6. Swin Cash, WNBA player and currently plays for the Chicago Sky. (Photo: AP)6 of 14
7. 7. Miles Chamley-Watson from Pennsylvania, PA - USA Fencing - Event: Foil (Photos: AP)7 of 14
8. 8. Jason Richardson is a three-time Gold medalist - Track & Field: specializes in the 110 meter hurdles.8 of 14
9. 9. Candace Parker, WNBA and already has won some gold at previous Olympic Games. (Photo: AP)9 of 14
10. 10. LeBron James, NBA and currently plays for the Miami Heat. (Photo: AP)10 of 14
11. 11. Daryl Homer from St. Thomas, VI - USA Fencing - Event: Saber11 of 14
12. 12. Kevin Durant, NBA and currently plays for the Oklahoma City Thunder. (Photo: AP)12 of 14
13. 13. Claressa Shields from Flint, Michigan - Women's Boxing (the first year it will be an Olympic event. (Photo: AP)13 of 14
14. 14. Tina Charles, WNBA and currently plays for the Connecticut Sun and named WNBA Rookie of the Year. (Photo: AP)14 of 14


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Filing day for municipal elections is Tuesday
There are 16 comments on the Carlsbad Current-Argus story from Jan 1, 2010, titled Filing day for municipal elections is Tuesday. In it, Carlsbad Current-Argus reports that:There are just a few days left for residents of Carlsbad and Loving to decide whether they will seek election to their respective municipal governments in elections set for March 2. Tuesday is filing day in both municipalities, and 5 p.m. is the deadline for declaring candidacy.
Join the discussion below, or Read more at Carlsbad Current-Argus.
#1 Jan 2, 2010
Guy Lutman for Mayor
#2 Jan 2, 2010
still waiting for a good selection tu choose from..
#3 Jan 3, 2010
It will still be the same clan that has kept this city deprived. Look at the growth and better selection of businesses in the surrounding area (Artesia, Hobbs, Roswell). Even if Lutman got in, these business owners and the politics of this town would oust him. I don't know why I have stayed. I left several times and magneticly returned. I say family but hell.
"Proud Carlsbad resident!"
Since: Jan 09
#4 Jan 4, 2010
The I&W brine well is one of the biggest problems our town has right now, and the Safety director from that company wants to be Mayor?
United States
#5 Jan 4, 2010
Yes, that's true. Peculiar, huh? Considering he's one of the VERY few "higher-ups" from I & W that isn't a resident if Artesia. While he is a nice guy, he is quite meek and a pushover. Sounds PERFECT (convenient)- for I & W, that is.
United States
#6 Jan 4, 2010
if = of
#7 Jan 5, 2010
i is runnin for mayor job, i smart
#8 Jan 5, 2010
Hey I hear there is a new canidate! Roosevelt Armendariz he recently returned back to Carlsbad and believes that Carlsbad has went back to many steps and believes he can bring it back to the 21st century! We need a fresh outlook here again.
#9 Jan 6, 2010
Carlsbad is full of imperfect people just like any other city. You will never find a "Perfect" canidate. I guarantee you even these other cities had issues with their canidates as well.
I think this election more then any, we should take an open mind and "NEW" look at all canidates. Set any prejudice behind us, really listen to what they have to say, it might even mean giving someone a second chance.
There are a couple of individuals who have no secrets, they are what they are. They have knowledge and foresight to actually make "Good" changes to our city (not because of a good ole' boy system).
A couple of them will definitely ruffle some feathers at City Hall if elected and we need some feathers ruffled.
Give each candidate a chance, look at them with an open mind, be willing to set asside rumors, past feelings, judgements, etc about particular canidates.
I for one, thank each individual willing to put themselves and their families through a brutal and cruel process of an election for the sake of trying to make a difference and do their civic duty.
The unfortunate truth is, mean things will be said, rumors will fly, characters will be tested.
Carlsbad please try and have an open mind, put away judgements, rumors, and feelings. Listen to each canidate and ask hard questions of all of them. Make your choice based on facts not prejudice.
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#10 Jan 6, 2010
Sr. or Jr.?
#11 Jan 15, 2010
Why did it take him 7 years to graduate from high school?
#12 Jan 16, 2010
seven years? heck, that aint too shabby... took me 27 years, but now i is a gradiate.
#13 Jan 16, 2010
ill vote for yu
#14 Jan 16, 2010
well that makes two votes...anymore?
#15 Jan 16, 2010
one more vote and i'll be ahead of martin mills!
#16 Jan 16, 2010
i can leave and come back then vote again use other ex last name we i mean i got yu covred
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It's good besides your syncing mistake which I unfortunately don't know how to fix. I'll admit the drawings could be better but since most everything is stationary i won't dog you to hard about it. Keep it up, you'll get there.
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EPULSETM 2 HEART RATE MONITOR & CALORIMETER :: Your best ever workout is now within your grasp. Literally! The ePulseTM 2 Heart Rate Monitor & Calorimeter keeps all your vitals at your fingertips with it's easy to use technology. Comfortable and convenient, with a continual display of your heart rate, calories burned, target heart rate zones, and the elapsed exercise time. Important Note: Since ePulse2 has a rechargeable battery some units (less than 5%) may discharge due to shelf life. The battery can be brought back with a simple procedure if this is the case. The users must plug in the charger for ten minutes and then hold the on button down for 15 seconds and release. The charging circuit will engage and operation will be normal.
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For me, there are two negatives:
1) Battery life: If you leave the display running, the battery runs out in less than 3 hours. I understand the battery will last longer if you set the display to "on demand". However, since I'm a bicyclist who regularly takes 50 mile + rides, this is not a very convenient option.
2) No memory. My cyclometer, which costs quite a bit less than the ePulse, keeps the stats for the last ride in memory. This does not. If the unit shuts down because the battery ran out, you're SOL.
I suspect that in 3 years or so, we'll be able to get a version that's cheaper and solves these problems neatly. But just be aware of them before you buy!
Update, a month later: Do NOT buy this item if your exercise sessions last more than 2 hours! The longest I've ever got the battery to keep the unit functioning is 2 hours and 30 minutes. Then it just shuts off and you lose all your data. Sure, you can set it for "on demand" display, but a 2 hour battery life is ridiculous, especially when the manual says you can get 6 hours.
If your workouts are less than 2 hours, this will work fine for you; otherwise, try something else.
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I've had this hrm since March and at first it charged up via a plug. Then it stopped working. HeartRateMonitorsUSA did not want to give me my money back & suggested that I phone up the mfr of the item - Impact Sports & gave me an 888 number.
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The charge is 12 hours! I turn my computer off at night, but now I can't because this hrm must be plugged in! How inconvenient is that? Plus as stated before this hrm only works for 3 hours.
I'm stuck because I'm allergic to metal and can't wear a Polar. I have to wear this thing. I like this thing a lot, but it needs to be updated to address the battery issue and the plug into a computer via a USB port issue in order to work. It's pretty expensive too.
UPDATED REVIEW 4/25/11 - Talked to Impulse Sports & they are sending me a brand new one. They have also fixed the battery issue and the new battery is 6 hours, NOT THREE anymore! They also said that AMAZON has the latest ones, so be careful where you BUY IT, buy it from AMAZON.
POSITIVES are that this works great & that those of us with a NICKEL ALLERGY, or METAL ALLERGY can wear this without any issues. This is pretty much the same as the one in the EA Sports Active 2 package - which comes for free, only it's smaller and cooler looking. I LOVE THIS!!!!!Read more ›
The ePulse2 is a much more comfortable solution, and while all the velcro is a pain in the winter when you have to constantly pull your sleeve(s) over it to check it, when wearing short sleeves it's great. A bit worried about the oddly-placed tan-line that I'm sure to develop, but perhaps I can switch arms and positions on the arm to combat that.
Speaking of positions---I get good readings no matter where I put it on my lower arm, even my wrist. That is even better than I had hoped for, so kudos.
This HRM seems fairly accurate, although there are times on hikes when I don't feel that it's registering correctly (climbing a hill, obvious increase in effort, and it registers a mere 90-something instead of the near double HR that it FEELS like both with the effort and a pulse check using my fingers). However, MOST of the time it seems pretty close. I've double checked it at rest with the HRM on my blood pressure cuff, and also using the count message, and it seems correct at those times.
The battery life IS an issue, and I lost one workout before figuring out that I would HAVE to use demand mode for my longer bike rides or risk losing my data.Read more ›
I took the maiden voyage today, had the strap around my forearm as instructed, along with having my Garmin Forerunner 205 (no HRM) and my old Timex ironman HRM watch and strap. Two watches and a chest strap, plus the forearm strap, I was wired for sound. Off I went for a 7 miler, varying my pace along the way. I had set all the personal info on the ePulse, got a signal and took off.
It was a mostly sunny spring day, so very bright at high noon. I had difficulty with reading the LED display, hard to read in the bright daylight on either setting for the display, normal or daylight -- I tried both. I had to try to shadow the face of the display a bit to get a good look by putting my arm at weird angles, either with or without sunglasses on. I think I can find a way to work around this with just the right viewing angle, but this is hard to do while running along at cruising speed, so I will need to get more practice. Tree shade definitely helps. An LCD display would have been a much better design, esp. at this price point, hence 4 stars instead of 5.
I had the strap around my forearm near the elbow, and it stayed put (I thought it would slide down to the wrist, but did not even when sweaty). I was able to get the same performance from the sensor when the entire strap was around my wrist next to my watch.Read more ›
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This is actually my second time purchasing this particular heart rate monitor. I bought it again due to it being a very accurate measuring my heart rate. Read morePublished 1 month ago by Faith G.
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