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Friday, 25 November 2016
Published on: 23:36 by Michelle Peters - Jones - Leave a Comment
This is how I imagine myself flying...
the reality, however, is usually very different!
HBC Barbie, available at HBC Trading Post at the EIA.
This post is the second in my series for Edmonton International Airport (EIA). In my first post, last year, I talked about the forgotten magic of flying and about my experience with the eateries at the EIA. I was invited back this year to check out their shopping experience and as someone who is an avid shopaholic (and trust me, I make no apologies for that), I was pretty excited to see what the EIA had to offer.
I've been lucky enough to travel a lot, and in turn, experience airports all over the world. From the busy hustle and bustle of London Heathrow to the cramped discomfort of the tiny out-of-the-way Charleroi in Belgium, from the upmarket, almost intimidating Middle Eastern airports, to the recently renovated and colourful Sahar Airport in Mumbai, flying to me is synonymous with the start of vacations, or the excitement of seeing family and friends after a long time. I am an unashamed romantic when it comes to airports and railways stations, and the arrivals scenes from the movie 'Love Actually' always gets me emotional (please, ignore my love of corny British romcoms).
Me and airport shopping, however, haven't been the best of mates. It was easier when I was a solo traveller, for sure. I had the time to wander around, window shop, relax and eat and drink. Travelling with my daughter put an end to that.
It was one memorable trip from Manchester to Vancouver, that everything came to a head. Adz and I had an early start at Manchester, but at the end of a fairly comfortable trip, my then eighteen month old girl decided to have the most epic poop explosion. Er, on my lap! Now I was a pretty well prepared mama, with everything packed, including a well stocked diaper bag with a change of clothes for her. It was still a frantic dash to the loo, holding the stinky monster, disembarking passengers giving the both of us a wide berth, and I got her cleaned up and changed, while flight attendants knocked at the door, trying to get us off the plane so they could turn around. After that panic, we were then, thankfully, bussed to Terminal 3 at Heathrow, everyone around me still giving us lots of space. I was a bit puzzled by this, seeing as the kid was now clean... that is, until I looked down and got a whiff of myself. Let us just say that it was not a pretty sight or smell and guess what, I certainly hadn't packed clothes for me.
Cue the two of us rushing around Terminal 3, trying to find a clean set of clothes for me among all the designer and high-end stores. I ended up in a hundred pound pair of jeans that I could ill-afford and a 'I Love London' souvenir shirt from the tourist shop. Not my finest moment for sure, but I bet the passengers on the London-Vancouver flight were pretty relieved.
Ever since then, I've appreciated an airport that caters to every kind of traveller, not just the ones that can afford the designer stuff. And among all of them, I have a real soft spot for the EIA, my home airport.
All of us have experienced that same frantic, oh dear, I've forgotten something, rush that I know so well... or if you're my other half, the oh no, I haven't got the wife and kids anything from my conference trip, rush. This is where I really appreciated the EIA's no nonsense approach to shopping. There was something for everybody, and for every budget. Starting with the travel stores, where you can pick up everything from luggage to warm flight socks, to expensive wines and whiskies to make for that special host or hostess (or like for my husband, a collector's single malt) to those things that you usually forget.
I got the Macherie Moor for the husband! Available at A Flight of Wine and Spirits at the EIA.
In my case, headphones for the child! Have you spent an entire eight hour flight holding earphones to an itty bitty kid's ears? I have, and it's glorious... um, not. So a pair of reasonably priced headphones is almost always a search away, and thanks to the tech stores at EIA, can even be fun for the kids. Adz very much appreciated these ultra-adorable Star Wars BB8 headphones from Tech on the Go. I very much appreciated the fact that these headphones are restricted in how loud they can get, thus saving my kid's hearing (note: it does not, however, cure their very selective hearing... especially when it comes to you yelling at them about their chores... but still, with these headphones on, you know they can hear you, even when they are pretending not to).
How adorable are these headphones?
Shopping at EIA is remarkable stress free, especially when you are already stressed out with the thought of flying with kids... or just flying in general. Along with the ease of shopping, you can also take advantage of their Priority Valet service which considerably eases the pain of parking and dragging your luggage and kids along. I also took a peek into their Plaza Premium Lounge and I know I will be taking full advantage of it when I am flying out to India later in December this year... especially considering that I'll be flying with my nine year old and my brand new baby.
And talking of said kids, I was also very happy to see a well stocked version of my beloved Chapters Indigo store, and was thrilled to see that they had the Lego Star Wars Advent Calendar in stock. Adz was a very happy little girl when I toted this back home. They also had a good selection of baby items which I know I'll be taking full advantage of.
You don't have to be a shopaholic to enjoy the advantages of shopping at the EIA, simply because they pretty much have everything that you could need. And you can take advantage of their rewards program too, to be entered into contests and draws and discounts.
And, like I mentioned in my previous EIA post, we need to bring back the magic of flying, and EIA is a good start there. I am certainly looking forward to travelling through there later this year, and I know that a stress free start to the journey will only mean a great experience for everyone involved. Bon voyage!
Disclosure: I was offered a paid-for shopping trip at the EIA. All opinions and stories are my own, as you would expect.
Saturday, 10 September 2016
Published on: 16:55 by Michelle Peters - Jones - 1 comment
I recently read an article, 50 of the World's Best Breakfasts, and was pretty pleased to find my all-time favourite, the Full English, at the top of the list. Let's face it, there is nothing like a greasy fry-up of eggs, bacon, sausage, mushrooms, baked beans, black pudding, fried bread and a cup of strong, hot, sweet builders' tea to start the day. Except, of course, for the impending heart attack that will probably show up shortly after. But as a broke graduate student, it couldn't be beaten for value.
Sadly, however much I wanted to, there was no way my grad student diet could continue without some serious health issues, so I had to reluctantly grow up, and make those changes that would led to a reasonably healthier lifestyle. One of these changes was cooking at home more often. Of course, this led to my current food writing career which has taken off a lot more than I could have hoped for, and it was that one small step that helped me along the way.
Breakfasts have always been an important tradition in Indian culture and families. Since I was little, as far back as I can remember, every morning has started with a hot breakfast. We started school at 9 AM, and my mom had to leave for work at 8 in the morning. So a lot of the breakfasts we had were either prepped late in the evening, or I would hear my mom up at 5 AM in the kitchen, making sure the family was going to be fed. A hot breakfast usually meant a pretty elaborate set up. Dosa batter was ground and fermented overnight, with chutneys and condiments already made. A hot potato bhaji curry would be made in the morning, simmering on the gas stove next to my mom who would be frying up hot, crispy dosas. Once we'd grumbled our way out of bed, we would get dressed in our school uniforms, make sure our backpacks were packed and then sit down for breakfast. The dosas, or rotis, or hot pressed sandwiches would come flying out at us, and we gobbled as much as we could before racing out of the door behind our mom to get to school on time.
The breakfast habit continued until just after college, but when I left home for university, time started getting more fluid, as classes and socialising cut into food time. I fell off the habit of eating a healthy breakfast, instead, relying on coffee and the odd breakfast sandwich to keep me going. And once I got to grad school, apart from those occasional full Englishes, breakfast completely fell off the radar.
This continued – until I had my first baby. My child is a morning child. A lark! What did I do to deserve this?
Breakfast was back on the menu, especially considering the fact that it became Adz's main meal. She is a hearty breakfast eater. At any given point, she can easily chow down Weetabix with berries or bananas, buttered and jammy toast, giant bowlfuls of porridge with more fruit and honey and raisins, and pretty much anything else that she has going on around. Adz and her dad have special breakfast days, where they make waffles, pancakes or the aforementioned full English breakfasts. I join them when I can drag myself out of bed, but brunches in the house are now pretty legendary too, give or take a couple mimosas.
Along with a healthy breakfast, Kay and I have also got into the habit of taking a quick multi-vitamin to keep our systems healthy. Vitamins and I have had a love-hate relationship for a while – have you ever had a spoonful of cod-liver oil shoved down your throat as a kid? – but when it comes to our busy family and work lives, a multivitamin can become a way to support our daily health goals. For example, according to a recent survey, did you know that almost one third (31%) of Canadians, find it hard to find time in the day for a workout or to cook healthy meals? Another finding from the same survey found that 43% of Canadians fall out of step with healthy habits during the holidays and 40% reckon that any healthy habits they inculcate fall by the wayside during vacations. This is particularly true during school vacations for my own family, as mealtimes turn erratic and the day is filled with snacks and not a regular meal.
Summer is a special time for us in the house, as my mom comes over to visit us in Canada. Mom, despite being retired, is a force of nature when it comes to getting us all ship-shape and organised. Before I know it, my laundry has been folded, my house is top visiting shape, and all meals are planned with my vegetarian husband and daughter in mind. Mom, like I mentioned above, is a big believer in healthy eating and big breakfasts, with the occasional cheat treat in between. Being used to a fixed sunrise, she gets a bit confused, as we joke, and wakes up every morning to make us a hot, Indian-style breakfast. Whether it is upma or savoury vermicelli, or her famous potato bhaji with either rotis, dosas, or even stuffed into bread rolls like vada pav, we enjoy her visits and the mama-style breakfasts she makes for us every morning.
As a food writer, especially when mama isn't around, my eating schedule can be pretty erratic. Sometimes I have breakfast for dinner, because I am trying to catch the last of the evening light to take pictures, or if I am testing recipes, I pretty much eat the same dish a few times in a row.
While I definitely try and make sure the family has a balanced meal, my diet doesn't always align their way. Taking multivitamins has thus become a bit of a necessity to keep me going and healthy and in good condition to keep writing about food now and in the future. It's the small steps that keep us going, after all.
Mom's Famous Potato Bhaji
This bhaji is an all-time favourite in the house. A spicy concoction of potatoes, onions, tomatoes and gentle spices. It can be eaten not just with a dosa, but also with chapatis/ rotis, puris, stuffed into bread or with plain rice and yogurt.It can very easily be made in advance, and reheated in the morning, making for a quick and easy breakfast to go.
Recipe:(Printable Recipe)
2 tablespoons oil
1 sprig of curry leaves, about 4 - 5 leaves
1/2 teaspoon of black or brown mustard seeds
1 onion, diced
1 tomato, diced
1 inch piece of ginger, finely chopped
1 green bird's eye chili pepper, finely chopped
1/2 teaspoon ground turmeric
2 large potatoes, scrubbed, peeled and diced
Hot water, just enough to cover the potatoes
Salt to taste
In a deep pan, heat the oil, then toss in the mustard seeds and curry leaves until the seeds splutter (about 10 - 20 seconds).
Add the onion, and sauté for 4 minutes or until it softens, then the ginger and chilly, and fry for another minute.
Add the tomato and the turmeric, and cook until the tomato is soft, about 5 -6 minutes.
Stir in the potatoes, and toss them in the pan to coat them with the masala.
Add enough water to the pan to just cover the potatoes, and simmer until the potatoes are soft. Season with the salt.
Roughly mash the potatoes, leaving chunks intact. Stir together and check seasoning, adjusting if necessary.
Serve with dosas, chutney, rice, chapathi, or just as a side dish.
Disclosure: I was compensated by Centrum Multivitamins for this post. As usual, all opinions, writing and the recipe are my own. For more information on why multivitamins matter, please check out 'Why Multivitamins Matter'.
Friday, 18 March 2016
Published on: 23:08 by Michelle Peters - Jones - 4 comments
Photo used with thanks to Sean Neild
Chef Vikram Vij, patron of Vancouver's famous Vij's Restaurant, Rangoli and Railway Express, and I share a fascination with Indian railways and their ubiquitous blue and red trains. Mine was honed through years of travelling around India with my family, and my own adventures on the trains from Delhi to South India. Vikram's, on the other hand, was all about the food.
"Were the pedhas worth it?" I asked him, after he recounts a particularly hilarious train story. "Yeah" he says, laughing, "but if I had missed that train, I would have lost everything, so maybe I need to rethink that answer". Vikram was travelling from Mathura to Bombay, and decided, underestimating the stop times on the train, to head to a nearby pedha shop. Pedhas, for the uninitiated, are deliciously milky, soft, fudgey Indian sweets that melt in your mouth. He got his pedhas, but as he approached the train station, realised that his train was pulling away from the station. As he recounts, "I ran, so hard, yelling, and finally managed to jump on to the last carriage of the train, where I waited till we got to the nest stop, so I could get to my seat". This story is familiar to a lot of us Indians, who love our railway food and drinks. From banana podis when approaching the Konkan coast, to vada pav in Mumbai, hot chai and lassis everywhere, everyone has a story about a near missed train incident. But in the end, the pedhas or the bhajiyas or the vadas are always worth it.
Vikram Vij is definitely a big personality - "look at me, is there anything low-fat about this?". I met him for the first time at the Taste Canada awards in September last year, where he hosted the show. We had quite a bit in common, both immigrants and both determined to raise the profile of Indian food, beyond butter chicken, in Canada. On the surface, he is a humble, self-effacing person, but dig deeper and you'll find a determined, extremely confident man with a strong sense of family, self and identity. We met again when he was NAIT's Hokanson Chef in Residence and unlike most of the chefs before him, he was out in the dining room, meeting and welcoming people, his loud booming laugh very much in evidence, as he greeted everyone with his trademark, 'namaste'.
Ernest's dining room at NAIT was dressed up like the set of a Bollywood movie, all sparkles, bright reds and oranges with ethnic Indian-style menus to match.
We sat down to a Indian lunch, starting with poppdums, raita and the incredible mango lassi, as Vikram took to the podium, talking about the food that we were going to eat and his experience starting out in Canada. Over the course of three family-style courses, we were treated to an incredible combination of traditional Indian flavours, cooked to perfection. The Goan coconut prawns were lightly spiced – a point Vikram made, and one that I agreed with whole heartedly, about spicing so that we can taste the layers of flavour in food, and not be running around with our tongues on fire – and the eggplant was lovely and crunchy, with tomatoes and onions adding the fresh, zingy flavour.
We moved on to his family's signature chicken curry (which, when I mentioned the recipe to my mom, she said that it was very similar to our own, but without the coconut milk), with cumin rice, a Kerala style vegetable avial with cumin scented basmati rice.
We then feasted on one of my favourite dishes of the afternoon, a cinnamon scented lamb curry, the spicing so delicate and perfect, the chunks of lamb impossibly and beautifully tender.
Vikram decided that the gathered community needs to eat with their hands – "do you make love with your knife and fork?" – and our table hilariously tried to follow his advice, with me showing my friends my technique for perfect, mess-free hand eating. Vikram circled the tables as we ate, loading up plates with more food, Indian-auntyjee style. He and my mom would bond over this, for sure.
Photo used thanks to Cindy Nguyen
For dessert, we had a twist on a classic Indian dish, a bruleed rice pudding – kheer – heady with rosewater and cardamom, with a light bitter edge from the caramelized brown sugar and the delicate crunch of pistachios.
After lunch, which left us all stuffed to the gills and pleasantly sleepy, I sat down with Vikram for a chat. I wanted to know more about his unofficial Indian-food-ambassador to Canada status, as well as the way in which he built this incredible culinary and showbiz empire. Our conversation flowed easily, with our common knowledge of India meaning that we slipped from talking in English, to Hindi, back to English in the easy way expats do.
"I originally wanted to be a Bollywood actor", he confesses, and as I laughed, he looked at me and said, "... but you know exactly why I didn't – my father put his foot right down and said NO, straightaway. So I ended up becoming a chef, and moving to Canada". Vikram's story is well known, from his start in Banff to his popular Vancouver eatery Vij's.
"Did you know why I called it Vij's?" he asks me. "When I was growing up, I had this uncle who loved his alcohol. 'Vikram', he would say to me – 'when you grow up you will have a restaurant of you own and I will be the bartender' The reason he wanted me to have my own restaurant is because he knew, that as a relative, I couldn't charge him for the alcohol. Crafty fellow (in Hindi)! But because of him, my restaurant is called Vij's. Not because of my surname."
As a writer who focuses on food and memories of growing up with it, I was curious to know if he had a childhood memory that he associated with food. He recalled fondly his memories of travelling from Delhi to Amritsar to his grandparents' home there. "I loved those Amritsari chhole bhature" he tells me. Ever since he was a child, the first thing he would do on getting to Amritsar was to gorge himself sick on chhole bhature and then be unable to move for hours after.
Photo used with thanks to Sean Neild
Like most Indian expats, Vikram Vij has a fractious relationship with the country of his birth. I, for one, have talked about it in several posts, and it is definitely hard to grow up as a woman in India. Falling back in love with the country is a slow process, but Vikram likens it to a relationship. "It's chaos, complete chaos", he tells me. He tells me that he knows that the country is his, but every time he goes back, he is struck anew at how crazy it is, yet as he puts it "I can't stop going back to it". In many ways, Vikram Vij is the embodiment of the Indo-Canadian dream. He has built up an empire of restaurants, and was the first Indo-Canadian Dragon on Dragon's Den. Yet, he shuns his celebrity and credits his family and friends for keeping him humble. He says that he draws inspiration from every person that he meets and, despite the fact that he is seen as a role model for immigrants in the country, he talks about how, as a result, he has had to work harder to keep up the image and his role in it. Being an immigrant was not easy for him, as he puts it, there were expectations, but in the end he credits his work ethic and his 'always on' personality for his success. Seeing his intense focus as both a chef and a celebrity businessman, and having experienced his larger than life personality, it is not a surprise that this personable man is the success that he is.
The only thing left for him to do is convince the Canadian public that butter chicken is not the extent of Indian food (but then again, if you're here on The Tiffin Box, you know that already, yes?)
(Printable Recipe)
Adapted from From Vij's Elegant & Inspired Indian Cuisine by Vikram Vij & Meeru Dhalwala
This is the recipe for Vikram's family chicken curry that we had at the NAIT Chef in residence lunch. I have, however, tinkered with it a bit to make it more home-cook and health friendly. I mean, both Vikram and I are from India, he should completely understand my Indian genetic need to tinker with everything, right?
2 tablespoons canola oil
1 tablespoon ghee
1 medium onion, finely diced
1 stick of cinnamon or cassia bark
4 cloves of garlic, finely chopped
1 inch piece of ginger, grated
2 medium tomatoes, chopped
1 teaspoon turmeric
1/2 tablespoon ground cumin
1/2 tablespoon ground coriander
1/2 tablespoon garam masala
1/2 teaspoon chili powder
6 - 8 skinless, boneless chicken thighs, cut into 2 pieces each
1/2 cup sour cream
Water, as required
Salt and fresh ground pepper, to taste
A large handful of fresh cilantro, chopped, to garnish
Heat the oil and ghee in a heavy based pot, and add the onion and cinnamon stick. Fry on a medium heat, until the onion starts to go golden around the edges, about 5 - 7 minutes.
Add the garlic and the ginger, and saute for 30 seconds. Add the tomatoes, turmeric, ground cumin, coriander, garam masala and chili powder. Season with a little salt (I used about 1 - 2 teaspoons)
Cook this mixture for about 5 - 10 minutes, until you begin to see the oil shimmer from the edges.
Add the chicken thighs to this mixture, and stir to coat the meat with the masala. Cook for about 10 minutes, until the chicken is beginning to cook through.
Add the sour cream, and a splash of water and continue to simmer for an additional 10 - 15 minutes, until the chicken is fully cooked. Add a splash more water if the sauce is too thick.
Taste and adjust seasoning with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Stir in the cilantro to garnish and serve with rice or naan.
Tuesday, 22 December 2015
Published on: 21:24 by Michelle Peters - Jones - 18 comments
In India we have a saying that all one needs for a comfortable life is roti, kapda aur makhan (food, clothes and home.) It is one of the truths of life that you can be pretty comfortable with very little and with the basic necessities of life, and there are a lot of people in India and in the world who live with just that.
I was chatting with my mum about money. As she put it, she worked all her life, and while she made enough money, she also spent it all on us and our education and to give us a comfortable life that lacked for nothing. Now that she is retired, she made a conscious decision to travel and stay with us, and to spend any money she had on experiences and family. It made me think about my own life and the role of money in it. I am a lucky woman. I have a husband who makes enough money to provide me and my family with a wonderful living, and I also have a job that enables me to have luxuries like being able to attend conferences, spending money on props and eating out, and generally having a very comfortable life. I also understood that I take this very much for granted, and talking to my mother about this made me understand how privileged my life really is.
It also made me realise how important it is to be grateful to the people who make our lives comfortable, happy and fulfilled.
Monday, 9 November 2015
Pear Tarte Tatin With Cardamom, Saffron and Rosewater for Diwali (+ Giveaway from The Real Canadian Superstore)
Published on: 20:20 by Michelle Peters - Jones - 32 comments
About a year ago, I was at Adz's school, talking about Diwali to the Grade One class. I talked a bit about India, and how we celebrated many festivals among all the faiths that make up this incredibly diverse and secular country. When I was talking about Diwali, the celebration of light in honour of the Lord Rama's return to his home town, one little voice piped up - "India sounds awesome, Adz's mom. Can you please take me there?"
India has a tradition of celebrating festivals with the kind of joie de vivre that is almost over the top. When Adz and I visited about a year and half ago, Christmas was being celebrated. Adz, who was used to the classy, restrained lights of Canada, was overwhelmed at the colours, music and lights that Indians celebrated festivals with, and to me, it reminded me of India at it's very best.
Diwali, in particular, has a special significance in India, and is one of the biggest festivals in the country. When I was talking about Diwali to the kids, I found this really cute video online, that they loved.
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Princeton Tec Fuel Headlamp
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- A simple push button switches the four Ultrabright LEDs to give you four light settings - high, high/flash, medium and low.
- On the high setting the bright light reaches out over 170 feet.
- Battery life in hours is: high - 50, flash - 96, medium - 90 and low - 146.
- Three AAA alkaline batteries (included) are quickly inserted in the clip lock, water resistant battery housing.
- With the batteries, the Fuel weighs a mere 2.75 ounces!
- The mounting bracket adjusts up or down to let you direct the light where you need it - from the distance, to the book in your lap.
- The comfortable elastic head band holds the light firmly in place and easily adjusts to length.
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|146 hours
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|90 hours
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From the lab: Princeton Tec - FUEL Headlamp (2:01)
Updated for 2012, FUEL puts out 70 lumens via four 5mm LEDs. This headlamp keeps its stable asymmetrical single arm bracket and easy to find power button. FUEL runs for up to 146 hours on three AAA batteries.
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Simple, straightforward design. I appreciate the lightweightness and also the price point. Gives a nice, bright
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I bought two of these headlamps for kayaking. They are very bright and comfortable to wear. However, on both headlamps, I snapped off the small plastic clip that holds the battery cover closed while trying to open the cover with the provided tool.
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The Princeton Tec Fuel Light is one of the brightest in my collection with its 4 LED bulbs. It is light weight and adjustable. Princeton was making an almost identical 3 LED light system for L.L. Bean. But this one is far superior with its 4 bulb system. It would get one more star from me if it were able to have a red illumination function. But the basic functions of this light are a cut above the rest.
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Q:Can I effectively and comfortably wear it under a swift water helmet?Asked on 3/9/2013 by Lobohunter from South Carolina
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A:I would not advise using the Princeton Tec Fuel headlamp in wet conditions. I actually destroyed one while backpacking in a driving rain. In dry times, this light is fantastic. It's lightweight, bright and has a decent battery life. The fairly slim form factor and low weight make it an easy carry. I would think wearing it with a helmet may be possible, yet the lack of a waterproof, or even water resistant, seal, renders it unsuitable for river or ocean activities. I ended up buying a very slim, waterproof headlamp for kayaking and rafting.Answered on 3/9/2013 by Anonymous
A:The strap is fairly thin, so you could wear it under the helmet. However, the Fuel is rated as "splashproof", so probably wouldn't be appropriate for use in a whitewater situation where it might be submerged. The EOS and Quad are rated for submergence and would be better choices.Answered on 3/9/2013 by Clyde from NRS
A:Despending on the fit of the helmet I would think so. The elastic band is thin an the light does swivel.
Be wary of the clip for the battery housing. Mine broke and I use a sturdy rubber band to keep the contact points. It is not water proof and that would probably not work in your situation.
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Coupke Quick Questions
I am using Poweramp to listen to my music on my phone and love the app. My only gripe is that it shows all of my Greatest Hits albums as one BIG album. How can I fix this? I tried to go into Samsung Kies 3 app but that didnt resolve the issue. I think tried to use Media Monkey but the files are listed as read-only. Any work around for this?
Secondly....Is there a way to stop Wi-Fi from turning on automatically? I don't mind using it when I am home but if I am at work it's constantly searching for a Wi-Fi signal and it doesnt find one thus draining my battery quicker.
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I usually modify the album names on my computer before transferring the tracks over to my device (or before uploading to Google Music). Since I hate having an album simply named "Greatest Hits," I'll usually add the artist's name to the title, like "Rolling Stones: Greatest Hits." If you're able to do that, my guess is that PowerAmp wouldn't group them all together.
Sorry, I don't have a direct answer about trying to edit the tracks directly on the device ...
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What do you use to edit the albums? I am currently using Samsung Keis 3.
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I use either iTunes or Windows Media Player on my computer. This should allow you to edit the album name, whether it's one you ripped from a CD or one you downloaded from a place like Amazon MP3 Store. Editing album info directly on your device can be problematic--I've seen various complaints in reviews for Google Play Store apps that are supposed to be able to edit this info.
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So how did you get your Android to show up in iTunes? I keep reading that it wasn't possible
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I met Nikkie through a friend of a friend in college. The minute I met her, I was struck by her unassuming and charming personality. She literally floats through a room and makes people fall in love with her. Nikkie is funny, smart, caring, and honest. Perhaps a little too honest at times because she's been known to have people in stitches recounting stories of bird poo and/or Manishevitz wine. You just have to love her.
The minute Nikkie and Marcus met, they formed a friendship that morphed into true love. They married and later had a beautiful daughter, Charli. Then Iraq happened. Or, I should say, Marcus' deployment to Iraq happened. Marcus joined the armed forces to fully prepare himself for life in the FBI, but it often left Nikkie alone with their daughters. No matter the fear, the loneliness, the separation, Nikkie and Marcus worked hard at staying in love. And they very much are.
I recently discovered that as a part of Marcus' FBI qualification requirements, he must live abroad for a few years and train. Nikkie dutifully stayed by Marcus' side and told her daughters they were moving to Japan. Konnichiwa! Though sad to leave their beautiful home and beach surroundings, they're ready to move forward as a family.
I explained to Nikkie that I don't—ever—take family photos. Ever. I really believe it's not my forte and definitely not suited for my skill set. We set up a time to take pictures of her and Marcus…and would you believe little Charli and Sierra were all dolled up too? They looked so cute and when it came down to it, I actually wanted to document their family before they left the country. I was completely puckered out after the shoot, but I left loving their family a little more than I ever thought possible.
This is three year old Charli. Though she pretended to be shy, it turns out that she's total ham in front of the camera…
This is one and a half year old, Sierra. She tried avoiding my camera at all costs, but–thankfully–I captured a few…
We headed to charming Old Town Seal Beach, just a couple blocks from their beachfront home…
Sierra wouldn't let go of her Dora the Explorer backpack but I thought it still made for a true depiction of her sensitive and loving personality…
Charli noticed a bird in a nearby tree…
Dear God…please make me look as good as Nikkie if I ever bear children. Amen.
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September 18th, 2008 at 7:22 pm
I loooove these! This family is gorgeous! Way to capture them, Jas!
September 18th, 2008 at 7:26 pm
How fun to see you do a family shoot. great job. What a doll. Love that hair. Yes, I would say they are definitely in love! Thanks, Marcus, for your service.
September 18th, 2008 at 7:32 pm
I LOVE these pictures! What an adorable family! 🙂 You did a great job at capturing them J*!
September 18th, 2008 at 7:34 pm
LOVE the images of this family. How cool to rock the museum trains the way you did! You captured the beauty of those girls perfectly 😉
September 18th, 2008 at 7:53 pm
hey jasmine – good job on the family pics. I know when I first started doing these, I felt the same way as you, but really, with a PJ type of approach, they are so easy and fun, and there is so much less pressure than a wedding!! I hope we see more of these in from you in the future 🙂 they are super fun!
September 18th, 2008 at 7:54 pm
Lovely, Jasmine!! The connection within this family shines through in your photos. I can't believe you don't believe you have a gift in this area… I think they're fantasic!!! 😉
September 18th, 2008 at 7:56 pm
Just lovely…any time, any place and you have it going ON!
September 18th, 2008 at 7:56 pm
What a beautiful family! You are a wonderful friend- it isn't always easy to step out of our "normal"! As usual you did an awesome job!
September 18th, 2008 at 7:57 pm
Those little girls could NOT be any cuter. I find family shoots to be more of a challenge as well, but I think it's just the nature of the shoot. Especially if there are little ones involved. These are great, as always.
September 18th, 2008 at 7:57 pm
It's such a treat to see these shots, though you love your weddings you really do have photographic talent across the board 🙂
September 18th, 2008 at 8:11 pm
I know that you don't shoot families, but you so should! We believe in you & you do it so well…whether you feel it's not your forte or not. I love all of these & whatta gorgeous family!
September 18th, 2008 at 8:11 pm
WOW…. Beautiful family!!!!!!!
September 18th, 2008 at 8:14 pm
uh…ok…..so, this isn't your forte???
silly. great job! fantastic!
September 18th, 2008 at 8:15 pm
Outstanding photos! Charli has to be the cutest kid I've EVER seen!!
September 18th, 2008 at 8:16 pm
I've never been compelled to comment before but, WOW, what a beautiful family! Great photos too!
September 18th, 2008 at 8:20 pm
What an absolutely gorgeous family!
September 18th, 2008 at 8:25 pm
Awesome!! Beautiful family. I love the way you captured the kids! The pucker face in the 5th photo is adorable!
September 18th, 2008 at 8:29 pm
You did a fantastic job! My favorite is Charli's "fish face"! So adorable!!!
September 18th, 2008 at 8:32 pm
You really don't think photographing families is your forte?? These were WONDERFUL! I am so impressed by your ability to catch the personality of all involved.
September 18th, 2008 at 8:36 pm
what a gorgeous family & session!!
September 18th, 2008 at 8:37 pm
This photoshoot is AMAZING–definitely one of my favorites. I love the personality that you captured… Such a beautiful family 🙂
September 18th, 2008 at 8:43 pm
you don't EVER take family pictures? Umm, why do you say that? You've taken family pictures before..I've seen them on your blog!
September 18th, 2008 at 8:43 pm
Amazing photos, and beautiful family.
September 18th, 2008 at 8:44 pm
What a beautiful family and a great story to go with it. I'm so glad you photographed them. All the best to them (and you, 'cause I can tell you miss them already).
September 18th, 2008 at 8:44 pm
I love this shoot…PERIOD!! What a beautiful family!
P.S. Shout out to the other Hilary with one "L" below me 😉
September 18th, 2008 at 8:48 pm
WAY TO GO! So beautiful,fun and carefree.. You make it look so easy..
September 18th, 2008 at 8:49 pm
I love these! It shows such a different side of your captures of "love" that love that has been lasting over years.
September 18th, 2008 at 8:50 pm
@Amy: I've taken family photos once before. So "ever" might have been ever-so-slightly off. I truly believe that it takes a gifted photographer to capture children and patiently wait for them to come around…and I don't think that's me. I move fast, and I shoot faster, so sometimes kids are more interested in rocks and grass than my camera…and that takes getting used to! 🙂
September 18th, 2008 at 9:00 pm
Dang, they're gorgeous!! Love them…you should totally do families every now and then. I'll want you to do mine. 🙂
September 18th, 2008 at 9:00 pm
Not your forte? These are lovely!
September 18th, 2008 at 9:16 pm
They are amazing!!! Each and every one of them. Thank you so much for sharing your gift and for giving Nik such wonderful memories. I love the pictures and I love you more!!!
September 18th, 2008 at 9:20 pm
wow…what an amazing looking family…and amazing photos! You rock!
September 18th, 2008 at 9:26 pm
Seriously, these are amazing! You are a gifted photographer…no doubt! I do have a question though…what lens do you use for the wider angle shot…the pictures are amazingly crisp. No matter what I do, I can't get that sort of crispness and I seriously was thinking it was my fault and I'm starting to wonder if my (24-70mm) is faulty.?
September 18th, 2008 at 9:33 pm
@Jen: It's funny because I shot the entire session with my 50mm, 1.2. I just stood faaaar away when I needed to go wide! 🙂 And, to be honest, the 24-70 will never be as sharp as a fixed lens. The 24-70 was my favorite lens until I started shooting with fixed lenses and now I'll never look back! 🙂
September 18th, 2008 at 9:37 pm
Thank you so much for your candid response. I've been in the market for a fixed lens and it sounds like that's the way to go. I thought I loved my 24-70 dearly, now I'm second guessing. Maybe I'll go find a new love now ;).
September 18th, 2008 at 9:43 pm
I love them all! Both the family sessions I've seen you post are AMAZING. What a beautiful family!
September 18th, 2008 at 9:47 pm
Oh my gosh I'm in LOVE with those little girls!
September 18th, 2008 at 9:48 pm
Great job! You captured some truly beautiful moments. Those kids are so adorable. For something that isn't your forte, you did WONDERFUL! 🙂 What a lovely family. I love their daughters' gorgeous curly hair!
September 18th, 2008 at 9:52 pm
Gorgeous family and gorgeous pictures!! You did extremely well!! 😉 my cousin is a photographer and she loves taking family pictures and all that jazz but hates taking wedding pictures and refuses to do so!! 😉
September 18th, 2008 at 10:13 pm
OH MY GOSH THEY ARE SO CUTE!!! I love these so much and I don't even know them. Those curls are so adorable and the older one reminds me of my niece and makes me want to go home and give her big hugs and kisses!
Biracial kids are the best! 🙂 Can't wait to have one of my own. lol
September 18th, 2008 at 10:17 pm
the fifth one down kills me! awesome shots, all of them.
September 18th, 2008 at 10:22 pm
You are SO frickin' awesome. I need to win the lotto so I can book you! Man…you are my IDOL! 🙂
September 18th, 2008 at 10:23 pm
Do you know where in Japan they will be moving too? mainland or Okinawa? if it is in Okinawa, I can fill her in on what to expect.
Great pix – as always. The little girls are beautiful like their mommy and daddy
September 18th, 2008 at 10:43 pm
I heart this family! 🙂 Jasmine you did such a great job! You have an amazing ability to make connections with people even through the camera lens!
September 18th, 2008 at 10:53 pm
You are so good at family pics! I love the last shot!
September 18th, 2008 at 10:54 pm
Gorgeous! What a beautiful family!
September 18th, 2008 at 11:14 pm
Amen to the 50 1.2! I used to primarily use the 24-70 mm, but have never looked back since that 50 1.2 made it on my camera. I love shooting period, but kiddos and families are my specialty because I love that connection with a client, especially if you were their wedding photographer and now document their children. You did an EXCELLENT job Jazzy! Don't ever say never…..
September 18th, 2008 at 11:17 pm
I think you are absolutely skilled (more than you think you are) 🙂 and with that it clearly showed with these beautiful photos!
I wish you reconsider doing more family portraits in the future! 🙂
September 18th, 2008 at 11:29 pm
WOOOOOOW!!!!! Are you sure it's not your forte???
September 18th, 2008 at 11:39 pm
You did an amazing job photographing this beautiful family. Those girls are Gorgeous!
September 18th, 2008 at 11:39 pm
You have captured some really great moments with the Family…I felt that Rail road crossing signifies the crossing over they are planning of moving out of country… Quite thoughful
September 18th, 2008 at 11:46 pm
I remember you saying something about children at the San Diego Seminar…but these images are freakin' AWESOME jasmine! I think you should reconsider just shooting weddings, b/c I think you have a real talent with families and capturing their true spirit. Think about it…
September 19th, 2008 at 12:00 am
I aboslutely loved these and I cannot wait for the slideshow. What a beautiful family. You always do such great work… you could photograph a mailbox and make it look great! I always get inspired by your blog. Hope to see more family sessions soon 🙂
September 19th, 2008 at 12:25 am
This family is so adorable! You did an amazing job!
September 19th, 2008 at 12:34 am
I have to tell ya girl; I TOTALLY disagree with you on the fact that family pictures are just not really your thing. These pictures prove otherwise! I L.O.V.E them! And I would love to see more like this from you… however, I do think that you should do what you are comfortable with and what makes you happy… I will agree with you though on your favorite photo out of the shoot – it is AMAZING! And so is the one right after that one… Thanks for sharing these… I just loved them!
September 19th, 2008 at 1:51 am
What a stunning family! I'm thrilled to see you do some family portraits. Inspiring stuff…as always!
September 19th, 2008 at 1:51 am
LOVE these!! While families might not be your calling, your ability to capture relationships and emotion is a rare and beautiful thing. This family was so blessed to have you!
September 19th, 2008 at 2:29 am
The pictures are gorgeous. The girls are seriously cute enough toeat and mom and dad make a lovely couple. What a beautiful family. God bless them.
September 19th, 2008 at 3:47 am
Oh gosh…so beautiful. Charli and Sierra are breathtaking. I lovehow you captured their personalities. Great job on your family shoot. You rocked it!
September 19th, 2008 at 3:55 am
better add 'awesome family photographer' to that 'about me' section! you definitely did a great jo @ capturing the love in this family!
September 19th, 2008 at 4:09 am
JASMINE, I'm so hot for you right now! These pictures are AMAZING. THANK YOU for doing this for us. I know you made a MAJOR exception when you shot these and you have no idea how much it means to me!!! You're the best!! Love you!
@ TRACY- we're moving to Okinawa on Oct 1st and I'm freaking out over here so any info you can share would be awesome :). email me- firstname.lastname@example.com.
September 19th, 2008 at 5:10 am
Family photos are not your forte? Au contraire, my friend. These are gorgeous! What a wonderful gift for them! BTW, Nikki's dress is hot and she looks great in it! After three kids myself and lots of junkfood, I am afraid I would never look that good in something so beautiful…*sigh* To Nikki and the family, I am praying that God will take care of you and your family and for a safe return home!
September 19th, 2008 at 5:50 am
How utterly cute and adorable are they?! Charli is quite the lil ham isn't she?! lol Oh they make my heart ache for my nieces… I wanna hop on a plane right now!!! Hope you are having a wonderfully blessed week… Take care…
September 19th, 2008 at 6:02 am
Omg, girl please! YOU ARE AWESOME AT THIS!! Wow. This is such a gorgeous family, you definitely captured heart in these pictures. Beautiful.
September 19th, 2008 at 6:09 am
You were really born to be a photographer. Your style is so natural but fabulous 🙂
September 19th, 2008 at 6:11 am
OK, do you live in a town full of beautiful people, with impeccable fashion sense (yourself included)? I love the close up of Charli – it's very powerful. 🙂
September 19th, 2008 at 10:38 am
Sigh. Some people can do it all! Great job, Jasmine! Gorgeous photos and another great writeup. 😉
September 19th, 2008 at 12:13 pm
and….. they're… PERFECTION!
September 19th, 2008 at 12:35 pm
Charli's hair is rad! luv it! Awesome pics.
September 19th, 2008 at 1:40 pm
Always a fan, Jasmine! Your work is just stunning. While I understand why your shooting style lends itself so well to weddings, please don't sell yourself short. These are just fab!! Seems to me you DO have the patience for this!
September 19th, 2008 at 2:09 pm
Despite the fact that you think this is not your forte (are you kidding me??!!), you really captured the spirit of them and got some amazing pics! These are so super!!!
September 19th, 2008 at 2:16 pm
Please! These family photos are AMAZING! You don't give yourself enough credit, you are amazing at what you do, no matter the subject.
September 19th, 2008 at 2:34 pm
I think it's unanimous………..you may not prefer to shoot families but you sure knocked this one out of the park!!!! Are every one of your clients beautiful like this family??? The images are stunning and I believe you could shoot ANYTHING as this is a God given gift you have been blessed with. It's a pleasure to look at these, you are an inspiration.
September 19th, 2008 at 3:00 pm
oh, be still my heart! those girls are ridiculously gorgeous! i agree with others, i think you have a new little forte:)
September 19th, 2008 at 3:11 pm
A very beautiful family.
September 19th, 2008 at 3:15 pm
Just beautiful! I love the mix of fun and thoughtful. And such a beautiful family – those girls are so cute!
September 19th, 2008 at 3:22 pm
wow, what a gorgeous family! The one of Charli making a funny face kills me. Great job!
September 19th, 2008 at 4:51 pm
What a beautiful family. Awesome photos!
September 19th, 2008 at 5:30 pm
what a ridiculously beautiful family. How could you resist taking pics of them?
Gorgeous photos as usual!
September 19th, 2008 at 6:43 pm
These are amazing!! I'm sure you're going to get a ton of request for family pics now. And good luck to Nikki and Marcus as they pursue their dreams!
September 19th, 2008 at 6:47 pm
Wow, they're beautiful, and if you don't think your forté is family pictures, then I'd hate to see what you think of mine. You have talent no matter what your glass is pointed at.
September 19th, 2008 at 7:15 pm
You were very wrong before… You are just fabulous at family shoots!! Granted, what a great looking family you had to work with :). Love your photography!
September 19th, 2008 at 7:41 pm
What a beautiful family! Those two little girls … oh, my! GORGEOUS!!! And, I love Nikkie's dress!!!
September 19th, 2008 at 8:48 pm
They are BEAUTIFUL!!
September 19th, 2008 at 9:33 pm
Jasmine, you are truly amazing!! You make any location look drop dead gorgeous!!! I am completely and utterly jealous!!
September 19th, 2008 at 10:57 pm
Hi Jasmine, Thanks for being a photo judge on ShootQ and I really appreciate being the winner. Winning the ShootQ grant means that I will be spending the whole month of November in The DRC, Congo working with women and girls in need. You've great taste in photography!!! All my best in hugs, Sherrlyn Borkgren
September 19th, 2008 at 11:33 pm
They sure do know how to deliver beautiful looking children! How cute are they!!! Your photos, as always, are simply gorgeous 🙂
September 20th, 2008 at 12:18 am
I adore these. Love your work!
September 20th, 2008 at 1:27 am
those are beautiful images that you have captured for them to take away and remember their home. I think you should now be putting a marketing plan together for your kids/family pics as you definitely have what it takes. Once again… stunning!
September 20th, 2008 at 6:06 am
wow – awesome session, gorgeous family, and good luck to them in Japan…
September 20th, 2008 at 7:17 am
beautiful!! oh my goodness… she was rocking that dress…and those girls…gorgeous! Beautiful work Jasmine.
September 20th, 2008 at 12:33 pm
Photographing a family is so tough!! I completely agree that it is not at all what I'm best at. You did a fantastic job…I love the personality in all the images. What a great family!
September 20th, 2008 at 3:17 pm
What a gorgeous family and what gorgeous photography.
September 20th, 2008 at 4:27 pm
You captured this family beautifully! I love the picture of them laying on the grass=) The older daughter is meant to be in front of the camera for sure!
September 20th, 2008 at 5:51 pm
i love it, these are some of the best life style family photos ive seen in a while.
September 21st, 2008 at 10:34 pm
What a beautiful family! Awesome pics as usual!
September 22nd, 2008 at 2:11 pm
Jasmine, These photos are so beautiful! I've been reading your blog for such a long time and this is the first time I've commented. Your work is outstanding and inspiring. If I could take photos half as good as these I'd be the happiest girl alive! Keep Rockin! Naomi x
September 22nd, 2008 at 10:34 pm
Thank you Jasmine. Great job.
September 23rd, 2008 at 3:03 am
Jasmine, you're great at family pics! These are wonderful.
September 23rd, 2008 at 6:59 pm
This family seems very close. The older daughter mimics her mom beautifully and you captured that in the picture of the three of the Ladies sitting on the curb. My favorite was the unity picture of all four of them in the grass. What I love most about this photo session though was how loved the wife feels by her husband…how she closes her eyes when he's holding her. THAT is BEAUTIFUL!
September 24th, 2008 at 11:16 am
wow! these photos brought tears to my eyes! thank you for capturing the essence of this beautiful family that represents the face of more and more american families
September 25th, 2008 at 12:55 pm
love that tight shot of little miss curly hair. (after the train). What beautiful children! these are great jasmine.
September 25th, 2008 at 10:02 pm
I cried..I laughed-Jasmine…you did a fabulous job with this family!
September 26th, 2008 at 3:33 am
I have been a blog stalker for quite some time but I have to tell you that I love bird watching shot. It made my heart skip a little.
Have a beautiful day, Amy
September 26th, 2008 at 7:43 pm
Wow…I am completely blown away!! these photos are simply breath-taking! Jasmine, you truly did a wonderful job with this photo shoot and my beautuful friends…maybe too good of a job, considering you don't do family pics ever 🙂 I'm way beyond impressed, and now super sad that the reality has set in that Nikkie & Marcus are leaving for a bit. Kudos to you, Jasmine! and so long, till next time, Marcus & Nikkie 🙂
October 6th, 2008 at 8:47 pm
You are a great Photographer, never seen anything like this before, of course you had a beautiful family to work with. Miss you Marcus & Nicole, keep in touch
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Nacho Monreal has revealed manager Arsene Wenger has given him an abundance of self-confidence since signing for Arsenal.
Wenger paid around £8.5million to bring the Malaga left-back to the Emirates in January and the 27-year-old has impressed in his short time at the club.
The Spain international has praised Wenger's positivity for helping him adapt to the Barclays Premier League.
"Since I've been here the manager has given me a lot of confidence and he's been starting me," he told Arsenal Player.
"This has been very important for me because it helps a lot to feel that the manager has faith in me, especially as I've just arrived. This in turn this leads to good performances.
"Everything has been challenging in different amounts, because the league is completely different to La Liga. Coming here and not speaking the language, being unable to communicate with my team-mates, is one of many difficult situations that is making me grow as a person and as a player."
Monreal spent two years at Malaga after establishing himself at Osasuna and his move to north London represents a first venture into club football away from Spain.
"It has been tough adapting to the type of football played here in England as the players are a lot more physical," he added.
"There's also a different style of play, as I've said before there's an emphasis on reaching your opponent's goal as quickly as possible. I've been here two months now and little by little I am adapting to this style of play. I am happy to be here.
"The worst change for me is the difference between a very hot town in the south of Spain and the freezing cold weather over here."
Monreal has overcome a knee injury and is likely to retain his place in Wenger's starting line-up for Saturday's trip to West Brom.
England duo Jack Wilshere and Theo Walcott both have an outside chance of being fit for the Hawthorns clash.
One Arsenal player who will definitely miss the game is midfielder Abou Diaby, who was been ruled out for the rest of the season.
The 26-year-old had surgery on a tear to his anterior cruciate ligament, the latest in a long list of injury problems the France international has had to deal with and assistant manager Steve Bould is hoping this prolonged lay-off could be the last.
"As we all know, he's had seven years of injuries and it takes a huge character to come back," said Bould.
"Maybe it's a chance for him to correct everything that was going wrong. That's the positive that he can go forward with.
"He might use the seven or eight months to get rid of all those injuries that he was struggling with. We're all hoping and praying that he comes back a better player."
Arsenal would move back into the top four for at least 24 hours if they can beat the Baggies with London rivals Chelsea not playing until Sunday afternoon.
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Zoe is currently in training for Devin, a very activite 6-year old boy who happens to have epilepsy. It is difficult to allow him to be a normal kid because his parents are always on guard because his seizures come so quickly and are usually silent. Zoe will be used to alert Devin's parents or teacher when a seizure is occurring, retrieve rescue meds and be with him to offer both comfort and reassurance throughout his seizures.
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The .NET 3.5 SP1 is full of tricks, just today I found a new property called AlternationCount which is available on all the ItemControl controls such as ItemControl, ListBox etc etc.
This simply property can be used to provide some sort of alternative look based on the current value of the AlternationIndex. So you can color items or format them differently based on their index.
Here is a small example where I color the items, a different color based on their AlternationIndex value. The AlternationIndex works hand in hand with the AlternationCount of the ItemsControl (or derived control), so in this example the ItemsControl AlternationCount is 3, which means we can have triggers on the AlternationIndex for values 1/2 or 3.
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I need an architecture and implementation for focus, particularly finding the
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Currently event dispatch is done using mouse coordinates assoicated with a
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2012 CMS Softball News
October 31, 2012CMS Softball Ranked 23rd Academically, 19th Athletically The National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) recently announced the Top All-Academic Team Rankings in NCAA Division III Softball, for the 2011-2012 academic year and CMS ranked 23rd overall.
July 30, 20122012 Photos Relive the 2012 season with a series of photo galleries.
July 10, 20122012 Season In Review The 2010 and 2011 CMS Softball seasons set successive "best record in CMS Softball history" marks. CMS also won SCIAC Championships in 2010 and 2011. Thus, committing to improve upon the past and take the program where it's never been before presented a formidable challenge to the 2012 squad. But, once again, the Athenas demonstrated that bold challenges engage their passions and fuel their competitive fires.
June 14, 20122012 NCAA Tournament Postgame Interviews At the conclusion of each game of the Texas-Tyler Regional of the NCAA Division III Softball Championships the head coach and two players from each team were interviewed. The following page has the links to the CMS interviews.
May 12, 2012Athenas Beat #7 UT-Tyler To Move To 2-0 In Regional The Athenas of Claremont-Mudd-Scripps scored three runs in the bottom of the third inning Saturday and then fended off a late rally by UT Tyler to claim a 3-1 win over the Patriots at the Tyler Regional of the NCAA Division III Softball Tournament.
May 11, 2012Athenas Open Regional With Resounding Win The Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Athenas won the first game of the 2012 Tyler, Texas Regional, 9-2, over Louisiana College on Friday at the UT Tyler Ballpark. The Athenas blasted 12 hits in the game, improving their season record to 29-13.
May 07, 2012#18 CMS Heads To National Championships The Athena softball team will travel to the University of Texas at Tyler this weekend to compete in one of eight regionals comprising the first rounds of the NCAA Championship tournament.
April 30, 2012Athenas Win SCIAC Tournament and Earn Fourth Bid to NCAA Championships CMS softball completed a clean sweep of every opponent at the SCIAC Softball tournament over the weekend.
April 17, 2012Lopez Named SCIAC Athlete Of The Week Emily Lopez has been selected SCIAC Athlete of the Week for the week of April 9-15.
April 16, 2012Lopez Hits Four, Team Hits Seven in Home Run Derby at Cal Lu Senior Emily Lopez ranks third in all-time NCAA Division III Softball records after crushing three home runs in one game Saturday against California Lutheran University.
April 09, 2012Schultz Wins Three Including Her First Collegiate No-No Freshman Hayley Schultz led the CMS Athenas to three victories over the weekend including her first "No-No," no hits – no runs, against Whittier College.
April 02, 2012Seniors Lead Athenas in Explosive SCIAC Sweeps In an offensively explosive weekend, the CMS Athenas put up 36 runs in four games. Equally impressive, they allowed only 9. The 9 runs-per-game average and the 2.25 runs-per-game-allowed typified 2012 Athena softball at its finest.
March 19, 2012Athenas Go 5-1 At Tucson Tournament The Athena Softball team went 5-1 during a three day, six game stretch at the Tucson Invitational Games over Spring Break.
February 26, 2012Brody, Morris Lead Sweep Over Whittier The CMS Softball team played flawless defense over 13 innings and 55 batters faced in a sweep over SCIAC rival Whittier College.
February 18, 2012Athenas Take Two From Chapman
February 15, 2012Athenas Sweep In SCIAC Opener
February 06, 2012CMS Softball Splits in Season Opener The CMS Softball 2012 season got underway with a Jekyll and Hyde split against Azusa Pacific, ranked #11 in NAIA.
January 31, 2012CMS Softball Alumni Weekend a Big Success The first-ever CMS Softball Alumni game was a big success. Several alumnae arrived on campus Friday night creating excitement as old friends and teammates reconnected. A tremendous atmosphere for the game followed as alumnae from 1998 forward turned out in force with over 20 returnees assembling to face the 2012 team.
January 25, 2012First Ever Athena Softball Alumni Game To Take Place This Weekend
January 04, 2012The 2011 Graduates - Where Are They Now? CMS Softball graduated twenty years of Athena Softball playing experience last May (pictured, left to right): Kara Mantani, Chelsea Baker, Gizelle Pera, Katerina Yale and Michelle Harvey.
January 04, 2012Softball Field Gets Huge Upgrades For 2012 Season The CMS Softball field has been expanded and upgraded for 2012. Already a beautiful facility, Athena Field now ranks among the finest collegiate softball venues in Southern California.
September 28, 2011Softball Among Nation's Top Academic Teams The National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) today announced their top ten All-Academic Teams for the 2010-11 academic year in all collegiate divisions and Claremont-Mudd-Scripps was the sixth best team in NCAA Division III. The Athenas had a 3.512 team GPA for 2010-11.