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It wasn't pretty, but Manchester United have won the Europa League.
A deflected Paul Pogba strike and Henrikh Mkhitaryan's clever finish saw Jose Mourinho's side triumph 2-0 over a youthful Ajax team.
The neutrals may not have enjoyed the spectacle but it was another Mourinho masterclass. The Red Devils took the lead and then frustrated their opponents, who rarely troubled Sergio Romero in the United goal.
European final triumphs don't come much more comfortable than this one.
But the tactics employed by the winning team didn't go down well with everyone.
Ajax didn't like United's tactics
Ajax boss Peter Bosz questioned the way United played the game, with them only having 33 percent of possession.
"High pressing was difficult because Man United only played long balls and didn't take any risks in the build-up. I think it was a boring game. There were no chances from both sides," Bosz said.
And there was one moment during the final that went a step further that simply 'frustrating their opponents.'
There's nothing wrong with parking the bus, especially when there's a European trophy on the line. But trying to get someone sent off? That's cheating.
But that's what Ander Herrera succumbed to against Ajax.
The Spaniard went head-to-head with an Ajax player before dramatically falling to the ground with very little - or zero - contact.
It was embarrassing.
Watch: Herrera's embarrassing dive
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And even United fans didn't like what they saw from the fan favourite. Check out the reaction:
Maybe Herrera's desire to win the competition was all a bit too much for him.
Herrera dedicates victory to the victims
While his actions on the pitch were criticised, his comments afterwards were praised. He dedicated United's victory to the victims of the Manchester attack on Monday.
"This is just football and what happened two days ago was horrible," he said.
"We want peace in the world, a normal world with respect.
"We are just football players but we have an audience so we just want to see everyone work together for a normal world.
"This happened in Manchester but everywhere we want to see a united world and fight for peace. Respect in the world - no more attacks and no more deaths please.
"I want to dedicate this trophy to the victims."
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text: Air Canada Unveils Major Expansion December 07, 2015 New routes and cities provide better connections By: Kenneth Shapiro Air Canada has greatly increased its service to and from U.S. cities. // © 2015 iStock The Details Air Canadawww.aircanada.com What:Air Canada recently announced new nonstop service between four key Canadian hubs and 12 U.S. cities beginning next summer.Why It Matters:The new routes will mean more choices for travelers to Canada and better access to all of Air Canada's hubs, especially connections with major airports of its partner United Airlines. It will also add new destinations to the network, such as Washington, D.C.; Salt Lake City; and San Jose, Calif., as well as new routes, such as Vancouver-Chicago, Montreal-Houston, Montreal-Denver and Calgary-San Francisco. To promote the new routes, Air Canada is offering special introductory fares.Fast Facts:- May 2: Toronto-Washington, DC-Dulles, Twice Daily- May 2: Toronto-Jacksonville, Fla., (Saturday and Sunday), Twice Weekly- May 9: Vancouver-San Jose, Calif., Twice Daily- May 21: Montreal-Denver, Daily Service- May 24: Calgary-Phoenix, Three Times Weekly (Monday, Thursday and Saturday)- May 26: Toronto-Portland, Ore., Daily Service- May 27: Toronto-Salt Lake City, Daily Service- June 2: Vancouver-San Diego, Daily Service- June 4: Montreal-Houston, Daily Service- June 4: Vancouver-Chicago, Daily Service- June 6: Montreal-Philadelphia, Twice Daily- June 18: Calgary-San Francisco, Daily ServiceWhat They Are Saying:"Air Canada is the foreign carrier operating the most flights to the U.S., carrying the most customers and serving the most destinations," said Benjamin Smith, president of passenger airlines at Air Canada. "As such, we are pleased to strengthen our market presence, particularly as the U.S. is the top destination for Canadian travelers and Canada is one of the most popular destinations for Americans." Print Email

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He used to be OK, when he was further up Division he used to fix my son's shoe lift. Now, he is so incompetant and unrealiable it is not worth it even if you live next door. I left two handbags and a shoe before Christmas, came back about 10 times, several times the door was locked and he wasn't there even though he sign said ""Open', other times I saw him in the store, parked my car, came to the door, and he was gone, the other times I came, the work wasn't done, and I had to repeat my instructions. DON""T BOTHER!
1 star is a VERY generous rating, if I could do NO STARS I would. Dropped off 3 pair of shoes to repair in December, told him we'd come back after the New Year to pick them up. First time we came back, they weren't ready. Second Time, they weren't ready. 3rd time was a charm for 2 of the shoes... He did a good job (when he eventually DID the work), held onto the 3rd pair for nearly another month. We had paid ahead and when asked for a refund on the work he DIDN'T he always had a ready made exscuse as to why he couldn't give us the money. We wound up just eating the service charge.
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Kruk, Mary L. "Sis", 89, New Florence, peacefully and quietly passed in the home she loved with her, husband family and friends at her side on July 4, 2017. Born June 16, 1928 in Charles, the daughter of the late Paul Marabito and Lucille (Ooghe) Marabito Schroding. Also preceded in death by son-in-law James McLaughlin; sister Jean Davis; infant sister Frances Marabito. Survived by loving husband of 73 years Frank A. Kruk, Sr.; daughter Mary Frances McLaughlin, Armagh; sons Frank A. Kruk, Jr., Minneapolis, MN; Gregory J. Kruk and wife Barbara, New Florence; William P. Kruk, New Florence; grandchildren Christopher McLaughlin and wife Elaine, Karen Rager and Ted Cochran, Gregory J. Kruk, Jr. and wife Kelley, Margaret Kruk Andrew Kruk and wife Kirsten, Clarissa Wilkinson and husband Devon, Caroline Kruk; 5 great-grandchildren; 3 great-great-grandchildren; brother Paul Marabito; sisters Bernice Zamba and Emilie Marino and husband George; and special friend Wanda Gates. Sis enjoyed baking, cooking, cleaning, taking care of her family and friends, and being there in their time of need to provide her support. The family would like to express their sincere gratitude to Comemaugh Regional Hospice, especially Caroline, Debbie, Sue "Woo Hoo Susan" and Amy and Denise Lloyd with veteran services. Friends received from 2-4 and 6-8 pm Friday at Kenneth A. Stuart Funeral Home, 139 Ligonier St., New Florence. Mass of Christian Burial 10 am Saturday at Holy Family Catholic Church, 425 Bridge St., Seward. Rev. Robert Washko officiating. Future Inurnment Armagh Cemetery.


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DENVER — The Colorado Republican Party is trying to distance itself from a GOP candidate running for the state House.
Gordon Klingenschmitt of Colorado Springs has compared President Barack Obama to a demon and considers homosexuality a sin. He's a former U.S. Navy chaplain who narrowly prevailed in a GOP primary this week.
Klingenschmitt, 46, appears on a daily half-hour religious show broadcast on DirectTV, where he often compares the president to a demon.
"Father in heaven, we pray against the domestic enemies of the Constitution — against this demon of tyranny who is using the White House," Klingenschmitt said in one episode.
Klingenschmitt has also said the Affordable Care Act, also known as "Obamacare," causes cancer.
State Republican Party chairman Ryan Call told The Denver Post (http://dpo.st/1nM8epx) that Klingenschmitt does not speak on behalf of the party.
"Gordon does not speak on behalf of the Republican Party. To suggest otherwise is inaccurate and dishonest," Call told the newspaper for a story published Friday.
Klingenschmitt, an Air Force Academy graduate, served 20 years in military before he was reprimanded and honorably discharged from the Navy for wearing his uniform at a protest in front of the White House.
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Motivation depends upon how you interpret a event, a person or a thing.
There were two brothers. One of them became a successful businessman and the other became a drug addict. A person asked "How it happened?" The successful brother said, "I got motivation from my father, who was a drunkard and drug addict. So I learnt from him that I don't have to spoil my life like him".
While another brother said "I learnt to drink and take drugs from my father. He was a drunkard. I passed my childhood with him. As I saw him, so I learnt from him."
From the same source of motivation, different persons learn different things. Why does it happen? Because, it depends upon us. It is important what you learn and from whom you learn is not very much important.


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49 Ways to Write Yourself Well by Jackee HolderMay 21
With the rise of the digital age, writing as a form of inquiry and reflection is fast becoming a forgotten art. Written by an experienced executive coach and writer, this book is full of information and exercises to build and maintain a regular writing practice for enhancing well-being, as well as set up and maintain a journal. Contents include: Establishing a writing practice; Why writing by hand with pen and paper works; How to write for emotional balance; Using writing to manage difficult feelings and emotions; Therapeutic models and writing practices to challenge your thoughts and beliefs; How to gain new perspectives and solutions to work or personal challenges; Reframing relationships with self and others; Resources, references and glossary.
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Last month we published our first issue of Built Oregon, a new digital magazine that is conducting what I call a "grand entrepreneurial experiment":
Can the power of story move the economic dial?
Stories, as Robert McKee once said, are the "currency of human contact". Stories help us understand the lessons we need to advance our entrepreneurial and business dreams, because they provide a necessary perspective and context.
Our first issue had many inspiring lessons to absorb, but here are the 12 that impacted me the most, and the people and stories behind them. Together they are a virtual "master class" in entrepreneurial studies. Dig deeper when you get a chance (links are behind the company names), and I hope they inspire you too.
1) Don't ignore your vision
"Crazy" Pete Newport, Sawyer Paddles: "Anytime I start a project I take a poster board and draw a picture of the company in the future. I put it right next to my desk so anyone can see it. When we make a decision we ask, 'does that get us closer to that picture or further away?' It so easy to see when you have an image of what you're going to become."
2) Understand market trends
Cory Carmen, Carmen Ranch: "We are committed to preserving the natural environment and providing our customers with healthy and delicious beef. People want a connection to their food again."
3) Put the old wine in a better bottle
Michael Coughlin, Burley Trailers: "We build a prototype and test it. Then do another one and test that. Then make some changes and test that. We don't just design the whole thing, send it out, and then test it. We just want to make a good safe product for parents to take their kids out to play and to get kids into that lifestyle. Less kids riding bikes is not a good thing."
4) Trust your team
Elizabeth Bauer, Roguewood Furniture: "It (employee empowerment) is like putting floaties on a company instead of tossing them into the deep end."
5) Life is precious, don't screw it up
Mike Richardson, Dark Horse Comics: "I'm a storyteller. The odds of anybody being alive are infinitesimal—if you calculate the odds, you'll see that it's impossible for you to sit here. And to be here, in a time when we can live a decent life, when most people in history didn't get that chance? We are so lucky. I just want to take advantage of that to do something and leave something behind that means something. Let's inspire people. Let's do great things. That's the fight."
6) Just do it
Matt Killikelly, Santiam Brewing: "We were basically sitting around daring each other to do this (start a craft brewing company). Eventually you run out of excuses."
7) Stay true to your core values
Mark Galbraith, Nau Clothing: "For us, the actual product, the craft, the materials it's made out of, how it fits, how it wears, what it's like—it's probably as tactile and real as anything you do. There are three things in your life: A relationship with somebody else, the food that you actually taste and smell and put in your body every day, and clothing you put on right next to your skin and actually live in—there's probably very few things that are that intimate, and that tactile, that real to what you experience every day. And when you're making clothing it either works or it doesn't. Having that integrity and focus is what's always been the at the core of what we do."
8) Be Relentless (and it's up to you)
Tom Bedell, Two Old Hippies Stringed Instruments: "Every barrier and every challenge that gets in the way of that (becoming the #1 acoustic guitar maker), we're going to find a way around it, over it, through it, past it and it's not an option. You have to have this sense of future, this sense of hope, this sense of knowledge that you know it's up to you, whether you succeed or whether you don't. It's not up to all the other people or things, or excuses, or barriers of frustrations that pop their head up. Life is like a whack-a-mole, and you have to keep whacking at it."
9) Solve a problem, don't create a solution
Charles Steinback, Point 97: "We're full of good ideas. But good ideas that people pay for? And that can support a business? That's what you have to figure out."
10) You can (and should) sell it before it's perfect
Lem James, Bravado: "It's frustrating to watch potentially good businesses start and poke around, and then evaporate before they even get the traction to move forward. I've watched several businesses fail to launch in this manner. Many times, so much time gets spent on making a perfect product that marketing and sales get ignored."
11) Tell Your Story
Brian Roddy, Rolf Prima: "In mid-2005, we were best in class, but we were terrible at telling that story. We expected people would come find us. We weren't aggressive. We didn't introduce new things, and the market changed without us. In 2009, we refocused on product development as a company. But we also spent more energy on making a concerted effort to tell our story. Making the best thing in a vacuum turns out to not be a great business practice."
12) Necessity is still the mother of invention
Lisa Herlinger, Ruby Jewel Ice Cream: "I thought, okay, what can I do? What can I do to sell something at the farmers market? Because I love it and I'm not going to be a farmer."


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It is scarcely possible to imagine a higher effort of hand and eve than this nunome-zOgan displays, for while intricacy and elaborateness are carried to the very extreme, absolute mechanical accuracy is obtained.
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His ritual code (xliii.-xlvi.), which in elaborateness stands midway between that of Deuteronomy and that of the middle books of the Pentateuch (resembling most nearly the code of Lev.
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This week Cora has started walking. It has been six weeks since she took those first unsteady steps between two adults she trusts, but only six days since she started really walking. There were weeks of nervous steps between people or furniture but this week she has decided she is happier on foot and has barely crawled since she made the decision. She still looks a little wobbly, still falls over a lot, especially on uneven surfaces and she still looks immensely proud of every step she takes.Read more ⇨
With eleven little white teeth filling Cora's mouth, her smile looks much older than her brothers at the same age. Her hair is just about long enough to make little pigtails and she loves playing peekaboo. From the outside Cora looks very much like a toddler.
When she curls up in my lap for milk, her eyelashes fluttering as she slowly falls into a land of dreams, her chubby little hands resting delicately on my top, her legs tucked up so that she is fully encased in my arms, her chest rising and falling next to mine, she seems so small still, a baby.
At 13 months Cora isn't talking yet but she is definitely understanding more and more. She is trying to master a spoon and fork with varying success and she is getting pretty good at climbing. Sleep is still a challenge and she is far from sleeping 'through the night'. She eats food on her terms and breastfeeds regularly. It feels like she swaps between being a baby and a toddler several times a day and I think we are now in that transitional phase.
Each of my babies have been so different at this same age, some definitely entering the world of toddlerhood, others were definitely still babies. I think the baby / toddler divide is determined more by milestones than age, and I am sad that my last baby is leaving behind another stage, that I will never have a little baby of my own again. I love this little toddler that she is becoming though, so determined, so funny, so inquisitive.
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Many people have tried paste papers but are not satisfied with the results. This class will help you to learn the proper techniques for making paste papers with a beautiful, smooth velvety finish. These papers are wonderful for binding books, making boxes, backgrounds for stamping and collage. Because we are using a methyl-cellulose paste the surface is great for writing on- making them good for calligraphy projects or beautiful journal pages! Students will work with a limited palette and simple color theories to keep their papers brilliant and beautiful. There will be lots of tools on hand for making various patterns and images in the paste! Handouts for the class will contain many recipes for the various colors of paste. These hand-outs provide the student with a permanent reference tool.


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11 Things Meg Was Obsessed With in 2015
It's safe to say that 2015 was quite a year. I spent months in London, spent most of my summer in the car driving back and forth between Maine and New Hampshire, and started my senior year of college. But still, I managed to find time to become obsessed with everything in my wake. Somehow… Read More 11 Things Meg Was Obsessed With in 2015


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1 t. crushed garlic
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In pie pan, stir together honey, soy sauce, vinegar, ginger, garlic, and olive oil. Season fish with salt and pepper. Put in dish. Cover and marinate at least 20 minutes. Heat vegetable oil in skillet over med-high heat. Remove fish and fry 4-6 minutes on each side. Remove. Pour marinade in skillet; cook unitl it becomes a glaze and pour on fish. Serve immediately. I love mahi mahi--such a mild taste for fish and my kids love it, too. I like to serve it with fresh green beans and couscous or wild rice.
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a mockup in a crazy formation but it's getting closer...all the pieces are in order and i spent a lot of time transcribing interviews this afternoon. here are some samples of text that will be in the piece as well:
"My father played the piano by ear and I play it by ear, we all play the Mozart and we just love music. My sister sang a lot in church, but when you get older your voice drops down, just like everything else.
"It's very difficult being a grandmother. At first I thought it was easy but it's hard because the grandparent has lots of experience, and wants to influence the younger generation. But at the same time it causes conflict, because the experience of the youth is not the same as the experience of the older person."


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We have crm 4.0 with IFD 4.0 configured in a lab environment. We are trying to get IFD with the Outlook client to work properly before putting on production environment. The Outlook client always prompts for login and fails to authenticate while
on the public Internet.
We have an external DNS entry for the CRM Lab instance. The same DNS entry is also internal but with an 10.x.x.x IP. We are just using Port 80 no SSL at this point.
Internally we can configure a Outlook client for the CRM lab it works perfectly and getting there via the WEB also works. When testing with the same PC on the public Internet the Web based client prompts for login, once we put in the credentials it
works via the Web CRM Interface. But for the Outlook client it again prompts for login but fails even with valid credentials while on the public internet.
I believe its the Reverse Proxy rule on the ISA 2004 cluster for the CRM lab that is not right. Should we be using Windows Integrated authentication? Should "Requests appear to come from the Isa Server be checked" or "Request appear to
come from original sender" I've tried both and they didn't work. My understanding is that when it's working it should seamlessly connect to the CRM server with the Outlook client up.
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Who would have believed that XML, such a seemingly trivial technology, could revolutionize an industry? It may have seemed like a long shot in the beginning, but the XML aficionados saw something special and pragmatic right away-a sort of duct tape for the world's information systems.
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In this article the author focuses on one critically important Web services specification that has been largely overlooked: the Business Process Execution Language for Web Services (BPEL4WS, or BPEL). He describes why BPEL is important and what it offers you if you are implementing Web services today or planning to in the future. Concrete examples using BizTalk Server 2004 are presented in the article.
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MSDN Magazine March 2005
Once you've addressed security in your code, it's time to look at the environment it runs in. Firewalls stop unauthorized traffic from getting into your network, and smart Web service-specific firewalls, like the one that comes with Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2004, bring XML intrusion prevention to your system for that added layer of safety.
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BizTalk Server is an excellent platform for automating B2B and EAI workflows. Process-driven workflows send messages between machines and access data. Until now, such processes were very difficult to automate, but with the introduction of Human Workflow Services in BizTalk Server 2004, this class of workflow automation is a very real possibility. This article explains it all.
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MSDN Magazine October 2004
The beta version of Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2004 is now publicly available. It includes a rich SDK with several extensibility mechanisms that allow third parties to integrate their specialized solutions on top of the ISA platform. In this article, the author explores the application filter extensibility mechanism, which enables you to add high-level application layer filtering capabilities to ISA Server and to provide rich content filtering solutions. He also highlights the new features of the ISA Server 2004 SDK, then moves on to describe how to develop a basic application filter that monitors all data going through the ISA Server, and how to integrate a filter into the ISA Server management console to create a seamless interface experience for your users.
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Arrgghh, I am so tired of dealing with stuff like this
I've got a project, when I put up on another server I point two sites in IIS6 to it
i have
http://www.main.com pointing to the folder the files are in
http://www.anotherofoursites.com/main pointing to that same folder in it's own "Virtual Application" or whatever IIS calls it when you put a folder into it's own
If I just "Build" and push all the files up.. both work without issue and as expected... but when I use "Publish" to precompile, the site works until I post, and then i get nailed with:
Hi everyone,
This is my first post on MSDN forum. I have a problem (how obvius, eh?), I need to create a client application that connects to web services using oasis 2004 standard.
Here is my config file (I added oasis specification through Service Configuration Editor, custom Header for my endpoint), scroll down to important beat - <seccurity> tag:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<source name="System.ServiceModel.MessageLogging" switchValue="Warning, ActivityTracing">
<add type="System.Diagnostics.DefaultTraceListener" name="Default">
<filter type="" />
<add name="ServiceModelMessageLoggingListener">
<filter type="" />
<source name="System.ServiceModel" switchValue="Warning, ActivityTracing"
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Here's the scenario - a customer has multiple SharePoint applications, all using Windows authentication, co-existing in a single farm. Domain accounts were created in the self-contained SharePoint domain for thousands of external users across lots of different outside companies.
URL names for the applications are in the format:
i.e. they are all in the same internet facing domain.
These external users access different applications in the farm (there are links in each app to the apps), and need to logon multiple times - once for each app. The customer would like to implement a solution that allows them to keep the apps separate, but allow the users to login once. Since the applications were developed by different companies, and to keep things simple, a solution that is transparent the various applications would be preferable.
Additionally, when these external users change their passwords or access documents via Word, Excel, there are often access issues and lots of additional password prompts, causing an administrative nightmare. User accounts number in the tens of thousands, so support requests pile up fast.
I've seen people discussing similar (but not identical scenarios) where the solution involved a "secure reverse proxy" (Such as Micros
We have an Apache (Redhat 4.6, Apache 2.0.52, libxml2 2.6.16) as a reverse proxy. Authentification and most of the functionality is o.k. But on SharePoint2010-side he has minor problems: - Pulldown menu doesn't work - List editings menu has errors
There seems as Reverse proxy can't extract the hard coded of the SharePoint Server within the Sharepoint-Javascript option value='http://Sharepoint-Server-Domain/Site Collection' > This Site onMenuClick="javaScript:CoreInvoke('TakeOfflineToClientReal',1,
1, 'http:\u002f\u002fSharepoint-Server-Domain\u002fSite Collection'
When using SharePoint Foundation2010 with IE8 get following JS-error message
Meldung: Accessd denied Zeile: 2 Zeichen: 107989 Code: 0 URI: https Sharepoint-Server-Domain/_layouts/1033/core.js?rev=c3ROI4x%2BKHVTMbn4JuFndQ%3D%3D Meldung: Accessd denied Zeile: 2 Zeichen: 7849 Code: 0 URI: https: Sharepoint-Server-Domain/_layouts/inplview.js?rev=AohvE9XEf%2FI78tuaw1TGAA%3D%3D
Any help or similar experiences welcome
I have couple columns with "Apr 14 2004 12:00AM" nvarchar format in a table. I need to convert to "14-Apr-2004" nvarchar format. How can I do that? These are not in datetime format, and I have to get the 12:00am timing out of the column. There are many columns
with many rows of data. Hope someone give me some idea, thanks!
A web server sends a request to B for example: url: http://www.aa.com/page/a.aspx?a=1&b=2&c=3web server B is the reverse proxy server is directed to the
Hi All,
I spent the better part of today hunting down an elusive error. I was getting a message saying that it couldn't find the Index view for the Home controller, and it gave a list of locations it searched, e.g., ~/Views/Home/Index.aspx. This was really confusing as the file definitely existing and was at ~/Views/Home/Index.aspx, the first place in the list of locations it searched for the view!
What I eventually discovered was that there was a file that did not get published when I used Visual Studio's "Publish" feature (this is on the "Build" menu). That file was Views/Home/Home.master, and (as you can probably guess) is the master file used by Views/Home/Index.aspx.
Once I copied that file into place manually, it started working. But I am left wondering--why??? Why does this file not get published? It's a part of my project, I can see it in the solution explorer, and it's obviously a critical file that's necessary for the MVC app to run. It has the same permissions as every other file in my project. So why wouldn't it get copied? And how can I fix it so it does get copied?
Thanks for any suggestions on this!
I'm starting a small website that will be backed by a database, and will allow a small number of users to authenticate and select an entry in the database, and then view (and optionally update) a corresponding entry (think master-detail).
I have some flexibility in how I'll do this, but I'd really like to incorperate some newer AJAX style coding, eliminating some page postbacks. I think this is a great opportunity to learn the concepts well.
I'll probably go with an ASP.NET 4.0 site. From what I've seen there are MANY ways to go about this:
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-Page methods to expose the data, separate method to update the data
-I'd rather avoid the UpdatePanel because I'm really looking for a full hands-on approach, with learning client side scripting being an objective as well.
Beyond that, it seems that one can use jQuery to build clientside templates, but also one can use the ASP.NET AJAX template engine (in ASP.NET 4.0 I believe).
A concern I have: users should only be able to work with the data exposed via these endpoints if they are logged into the website. Hopefully I can somehow reuse the ASP.NET forms authentication cookie for this purpose.
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Max Salisbury and his Buckingham U12s battled through at Worcester Warriors to secure a spot for themselves as part of the Aviva Premiership Rugby Final at Twickenham in May after success at this weekend's Land Rover Premiership Rugby Cup.
Buckingham received the incredible prize after taking part in the Land Rover Premiership Rugby Cup – a nationwide series for U11 and U12 teams – on Saturday at Sixways, hosted by Aviva Premiership Rugby side Worcester Warriors.
Launched during the 2008-09 season, the Land Rover Premiership Rugby Cup is the first national grassroots tournament officiated by Premiership Rugby and run in conjunction with all 12 clubs.
Over 7,000 children take part in the competition each season, with an U11 and U12 team from each Land Rover Premiership Rugby Cup getting the chance to go to the Aviva Premiership Rugby Final at Twickenham on May 27.
Salisbury and Buckingham U12s will be heading to Rugby HQ, where they will meet an England 2003 Rugby World Cup winner, join in a Land Rover Premiership Rugby Cup Parade at half-time and hear which of them has won a club MVP award.
The tournament was organised by Worcester and saw Buckingham as one of 30 teams that took part in the festival.
Salisbury said: "I'm really excited that we'll all be going to Twickenham, it's going to be great.
"I thought we played really well all through the day, even though we came up against some tough opposition and we pulled through in the final against Maidenhead, who are a very good team.
"We've had to travel a long way to get here and winning the trophy has just capped a day that we've all really enjoyed."
Buckingham will be joined at Twickenham by Stamford U11s after they also earned the opportunity to take part in the Land Rover Premiership Rugby Cup Parade.
Stamford played group matches against Ledbury, Manchester and Oswestry before they learned of their incredible prize.
"It's an amazing feeling to be going to Twickenham, absolutely amazing," said Stamford player Finn Moloney. "We're all going to love being there next month.
"It's been great playing here right next to a Premiership Rugby club and it's been a good opportunity to test ourselves against teams we don't usually play.
"This is the first time we've played against any of these teams, who are from around the country, so that's made this very enjoyable."
Worcester Warriors back rower Matt Cox turned up to support the event at Sixways and, after signing autographs and having his photo taken with the young players, he praised what the festival does for grassroots rugby and how it inspires children to stay involved in the sport.
Cox said: "It's great to see so many young kids get the chance to play right next to Sixways and there's such a good prize at the end of it. Going to Twickenham is what every player dreams of when growing up.
"Worcester has a good record when it comes to bringing young players through its academy and hopefully playing in this will inspire some of them to follow in our footsteps.
"The standard of play has been good and I've been surprised with just how intense it's been, considering these kids are only 11 or 12 years old."
Land Rover is a proud supporter of grassroots rugby and has been a partner of the Land Rover Premiership Rugby Cup for nearly a decade. Land Rover's 'We Deal In Real' campaign continues to champion grassroots rugby through Premiership Rugby and the Land Rover Premiership Rugby Cup. @LandRoverRugby #WeDealInReal.
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As the audience for the games industry broadens to include people from all backgrounds, the number of female gamers is rising and the need to represent them is crucial. As females have not always been addressed in an appropriate way in the games industry, the Daily Reaction crew of Sebastian and Dan use today's '12 days of Christmas' carol – Nine ladies dancing – to talk about their favorite female protagonists.
My fav female protagonist has to be Chell... but that's mainly because Portal rocks.
But yeah, Chell in the rain = win.
I think Madison from Heavy Rain was actually a more realistic representation of a female character that was more human than most protagonists.
AC3: Liberation did a good job of portraying 2 strong female characters.
Anything that is not like Samus in Metroid Other M is a perfectly good start.
A good female character doesn't even have to be physically powerful to be likeable. For anyone who's into animation, look into Disney renaissance Princess characters. They weren't always a part of the action and fighting, but they were still strong characters who helped drive the story forward.
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Hermès' Chinese sister brand Shang Xia opened its first global outpost in Paris. The boutique's interiors combines Chinese cultural elements with influences from Impressionist art and rhythms inspired by Parisian history to create a cloud-like space.
Six thousand thin, rectangular ceramic panels make up the walls and delineate its spaces, and recalls the hutong-inspired brick patchwork of the brand's Beijing boutique, at the same time channeling the ethereal ambiance of the Shanghai flagship with its walls made of white fabric scrims. Apart from the brand's well-loved range of clothing, jewelry, furniture and household objects handmade using fine traditional crafts methods, Shang Xia will be celebrating this launch with a special edition cashmere and silk scarf that captures and brings together the spirit of both cultures.
Shanghainese folk artist Zhang Meiling has drawn from the style of traditional Jin Shan peasant paintings to conjure up an idyllic landscape of Chinese characters dressed in traditional attire milling about Parisian landmarks such as the Arc de Triomphe, Eiffel Tower, and the Louvre Museum.


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Getting Back on Track
Emily here.
It seems I haven't posted in who-knows-how-long due to family visits and the preoccupation of a new apartment/moving in and out of the dorm. However, I have been keeping tabs on some neat things noted during brief, periodic internet check-ins. So, if I had been posting regularly throughout the week, these are some of the things I may have drawn attention to, in quick-link form (via Boing Boing unless otherwise stated):
David Byrne turns entire building into musical instrument.
The Offline Oracle, via Craft.
Global map of social-networking sites and their use.
Hopefully, blogging on my part will resume some semblance of regularity in coming days.
Oh, and another thing. Not until yesterday did I believe it was possible to truly fall in love with a piece of furniture (clearly I've been spending way too much time with one of my aunts, who is in the life-long process of continually renovating and redecorating her apartment). But then I saw this on display somewhere in SoHo, and whoa, were my preconceptions shattered. The picture, of course, does not do this item justice–at all. First of all, that wardrobe is BIG. My head wasn't that much higher than the handles, standing next to it, on the other side of a glass barrier. And it's wide. I just want to crawl up inside of it and make it my home.
I can't stop thinking about it.
Of course, it's so expensive that the price is available only on request, and therefore, it and I will never co-habitate. I guess I'll see you in a parallel dreamworld, then, my whimsical Wonka-Seuss furniture friend…
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TEEN TOP seems to be the favorite idol group amongst today's hottest female Hallyu stars.
It all started last year when singer Lee Hyori completed a photo shoot with TEEN TOP last year, and selected the boys as the idol group she would like as a younger partner.
Wonder Girls member Sohee sang praises for the boys saying, "I am most interested in seeing the stage performances of TEEN TOP," while the members of miss A admitted that they were also fans, even suggesting a possible joint performance.
T-ara's Hyomin went as far as to admit that she thought member Niel was cute, stirring interest from fans and netizens everywhere.
And most recently, legendary singer Uhm Jung Hwa admitted on SBS Power FM 'Choi Hwa Jung's Power Time' on February 9th, "I like TEEN TOP. I think they are really cute these days."
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It's the costumes, perhaps. Though we may spend money in this season, I assure you, more than nne of us wears a costume all year around. So brings my question to you.
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TNC17 will address creativity across many different themes including quantum technology, uses of big data, moving beyond traditional networking and the impact of innovation on life. We will look at ways in which creative solutions have been found to practical needs as well as the many ways in which technology has advanced our enjoyment and understanding of the arts.
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She Don't Love You - Lil' Kim
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[Kim] Hello?
[Girl] Hello
Is this Lil' Kim?
[Kim] Who's this?
[Girl] Don't worry 'bout all that
I found your number in my man's pocket
[Kim] Well sh_t b_tch!
Give it to him then!
No wonder the mothaf_cka hasn't call me yet!
Look at your f_ckin' groupie ass
Stealin' numbers and sh_t
[Girl] Wha? F_ckin' b_tch!
I'mma see your ass at the mothaf_ckin' concert
Does she do it like me?
Does she work that body?
Throw that ass like pu-pump-pump-pu-pump that hottie
Do she handle it like she got a deep throat?
I mean s_ck that cock 'til she start to choke
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Try it with me and tell me who's the best
Does she like to wear thongs that you can eat?
Do she f_ck your brains out 'til you fall asleep?
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Does she slurp it, rub it, jerk it, ride it?
Tell you how you feel when you inside it
You love me, and I know she know
Cuz everytime I come around, she be like "let's go"
Girls know not to leave they man around me
I get my hands on 'em
He puttin' rent and a Benz on me
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Did she tell you that?
The b_tch is a liar
People spend doe to see me spit fire
And n_ggas give they life to be with me for one night
I let you come in me, while you stick it in the booty
Lick the nut off, then stick it back in the coot, see
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LUCENA CITY, Quezon – Independent presidential aspirant Sen. Grace Poe yesterday expressed confidence that there will be no military coup under her administration.
Poe said she is not expecting the military to turn its back on her because of the reforms and programs would make people happy.
"Pag naging presidente ako, walang magiging coup d'etat. Magiging masaya ang lahat sa ating reporma, aalagaan natin ang military, imo-modernize natin sila," Poe said after a campaign here after Sen. Antonio F. Trillanes IV warned that Davao City Mayor Rodrigo R. Duterte, if elected, would be prone to military coups because of his ties with the communist rebels.
Poe said if Duterte wins, his administration is vulnerable to a lot of things. "Hindi pa nakakaupo, may malaking kwestiyon na sa kredibilidad, sa mga ari-arian. I-disprove niya kung hindi totoo, kelangang gawin yun. Yung pronouncements din nya ay nakakabahala, kung kumontra ka ipapakulong ka, kung ang isang institusyon kumontra, ipapasara niya," she said.
Meanwhile, Poe is worth P89 million, according to her latest Statement of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Worth.
Poe's SALN stated that she has two residential properties in California, one purchased in 1992 and another in 2008.
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The working life---the dawn of a new era
Or so it seems to two college graduates. And so it is with trepidation and excitement that we venture into this world, armed with a handful of recipes and an old spatula. Two women from both ends of the world, bonded by years of friendship and a newly discovered passion for cooking and baking. Care to join us?
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Experiment #1: Egg Breakfast Crepe/Wrap
This is actually my 3rd run on the recipe--I just didn't get a chance to take a picture the first 2 times. Yes! Definitely a success: It's basically scrambled eggs cooked quiche-thin (or in my case, however thin I could make it) with some fillings to make a wrap. Extremely easy--I highly recommend it to other newbies.
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The myth of maternal transmission of spongiform encephalopathyBMJ 1995; 311 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.311.7012.1071 (Published 21 October 1995) Cite this as: BMJ 1995;311:1071
- R M Ridley, head, MRC comparative cognition teama,
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- aDepartment of Experimental Psychology, Cambridge University, Cambridge CB2 3EB
- Correspondence to: Dr R M Ridley, Innes Building, School of Clinical VeterinaryMedicine, Cambridge CB3 0ES.
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It has long been accepted that the pattern of occurrence of scrapie—the form of spongiform encephalopathy associated with sheep—is determined mainly by maternal transmission, and this view has had a profound influence on policy decisions in the control of bovine spongiform encephalopathy and on public concern over the risk to human health from this disease. The occurrence of maternal transmission is, however, not predicted by modern knowledge of the aetiology of spongiform encephalopathy, and even though claims of maternal transmission have been reiterated frequently in the literature, re-examination of the source data reveals that these data are extremely scanty, unreplicated, and probably subject to ascertainment bias. The probability of maternal transmission of spongiform encephalopathy in any species should be viewed with the greatest scepticism.
In assessing the risk to human health of the epidemic of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) in the United Kingdom, the Southwood Committee accepted the view that in scrapie (the spongiform encephalopathy occurring in sheep) "there is transmission of scrapie from the infected ewe to lamb."1 Maternal transmission means the infection of the lamb by the dam through a mechanism which is specific to this biological relationship—prenatal or perinatal transplacental transfer of infective agent or infection through milk, saliva, or the close contact of birth and suckling. The House of Commons Agriculture Committee on BSE concluded that if maternal transmission also occurred in bovine spongiform encephalopathy then "its elimination will be much harder and its implications for humans much more uncertain" and "the policy implications would be substantial."2
In 1989 a long term study was initiated to monitor the possible occurrence of maternal transmission in bovine spongiform encephalopathy.3 Alarm in the general public was fuelled by Professor Lacey, who promulgated the view that for bovine spongiform encephalopathy "vertical transmission should prolong the epidemic into …
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The embedded system and low power consuming design make JP2000-07 patient monitor more stable and safe. The advanced technology and modern monitoring method distinguish JP2000-07 patient monitor from others and offer the most at the best price.
Application of the portable patient monitor:
For adult, children, inffans, ICU, operation room, emergency room, each deparrtment;the ambulance, visits, community hospital.Main monitoring parameters include patient's ECG/ heart rate, respiration, non-invasive blood pressure, oxygen saturation, pulse rate, body temperature of six parameters.
Elemental functions of the portable patient monitor:
This patient monitor can monitor the patient sign of ECG, Respiration, NIBP, SpO2, Heart Rate, Temperature. With Li-ion battery inside and can work without AC-power for 3 hours.
Features of the portable patient monitor:
1. Size of Screen: 6'TFT Color LCD with resolution of 640*480
2.Waveform display: 4 channel waveform display in screen with the waveforms of ECG, Respiration, NIBP and SpO2 With E-manual embedded Can work with portable printer
3. Alarm System: Voice alarming system, Light and sound alarming
4. Expert Low power cost: 4W. Portable long life Li-ion battery with smart management of charge and power consume, can work without AC power longer than 3 hours
5. ECG: 3 channel ST segment analysis. Resist 50Hz AC disturbance, can work with electrosurgical unit and de-trembling
6. NIBP: Measure Method: Advanced One-step Method.
7. Can auto identify the measurement of baby child and adult.
8.Can display the waveform of blood pressure.
9.Can display the result with mmHg/kPa simultaneously in screen
10. SpO2: Can resist the disturbance of the patient movement.
11. Can display the chart of previous data of Heart Rate, VPC, Three Level ST Segment, NIBP, SpO2, Pulse Rate, Respiration Rate and Temperature in 1-96 hours.
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For the benefit of international readers, Telstra is Australia's major telco and one of Australia's largest public companies. It has also just suffered the major embarrassment of having shareholders reject the remuneration package for its CEO.
The vote is not binding, but is still places the board in a difficult position. Could the board have avoided the problem? Probably, but only if it had been far more open than appears to have been the case.


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Just a few minutes ago I read something I am really happy about. I feel a little guilty that I feel happy about it, but whatever!
Now the news: Anette is leaving Nightwish!
I enver hated Anette, but I liked Nightwish less since she was in the band. I listen to both cd's with Anette as vocalist, but honestly, I couldn't listen to them in the same way I listen to the cd's with Tarja. Anette's voice bored me fast. And I'm sure something is wrong... she's leaving after only two albums...
Right now they are finishing their world tour with Floor (ex-After Forver, Revamp). And of course they've already been to Belgium.
Now I'm really curious what kind of voice they are going to take to replace Anette. It can't be worse, or can it?
The official Press statement can be found here.
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So we went last night. We walked in and things looked promising. Seemed like an upscale place. Decent service. Good drink specials.
Then we got the food.
Nachos-the cheese wasn't cooked enough and I swear the salsa came from Extra Foods. Bland.
Steak sandwich-ugh, so tough, I could barely cut it up to eat. Terrible! The caesar wasn't bad though.
I'm glad we had a coupon...I wouldn't go again. Which is too bad because it's close to our house.
I often go here after work for a quick takeout. It's pretty good, the couple working there are pretty friendly. The sushi is reasonably-priced and fresh, and they don't use fish roe (I don't like fish roe). I wouldn't eat there, it's in dinky mall in New West with a couple tables, so it's best to order it for take out (while you're waiting, go grab some beer at the BC Liquor Store!)
My first time trying ramen...I was not impressed. I don't think it's just me either, my boyfriend said that as far as ramen goes it was pretty mediocre. The soup noodles reminded me of instant noodles, and for some reason I thought there would be corn in the soup-no, it seemed to have MIA.
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We don't normally read the OP or the articles, so rot-13 doesn't seem to slow down our comments.
This is easily the best April Fools joke of the day.
I prefered the one where Microsoft said they were dropping Metro and going back to the Start Menu on Windows 9.
Am I the only one that's just waiting for MS to get nailed in some sort of accounting scandal and that we find out that millions of Windows Mobile Phones are sitting in a warehouse somewhere?
> millions of Windows Mobile Phones are sitting in a warehouse somewhere?
or reflashed to Android. Don't laugh. The Htc Touch HD ended up being one of the best Android phones, ever... and firmly convinced most of Microsoft's remaining mobile developer ecosystem to say "Fuck Microsoft" after their flagship phone with 16 months left on-contract was cruelly & prematurely EOL'ed for the crime of having 4 hardkeys instead of 3. Yes, read that again. It had 4, and some tool @ Microsoft decided to officially shun it because Windows Phone devices were required to have exactly 3 buttons.
It will require a major OS update, since neither OSX nor iOS are currently capable of handling the plural of "button" without segfaulting.
Actually, yes.
About a week ago, I was riding an elevator with someone who was using a Windows Phone. I was tempted to ask him about it...
It's unlikely either iOS or Windows Phone will ever attain android levels of adoption--however, I remember working on Android marketing for the first couple years and sales were pretty sad then too. Maybe it's because Windows Phone finally has Chase, United and official pandora apps but it feels like it might have finally hit the app threshold to be taken seriously in the last few weeks.
Seeing as BB10 has all of Android's apps it might be able to leapfrog Windows Phone's "lost year" but now they're back where WP was at the beginning of last year. So even if they are a year ahead of where Windows Phone *was* they'll still be behind (just like Windows Phone is behind Android).
Regardless of whether or not Windows Phone is a success--it was a necessary effort on MS' fault. It laid the groundwork for all of their Windows strategy. If nothing else it is functioning well as a large R&D effort to make Windows 9 a run-anywhere OS. Windows 8 is already slowly displacing Windows phone. W8 is the kernel, W8 is driving the app framework now... undoubtedly by W9 both the phone and PC will be the same OS through and through.
In the long run the question will be whether or not a Tablet/Phone OS (android) can scale up to handle PC duties better than a PC OS (Windows) can scale down to handle phone duties. Windows Phone 8 as a proof of concept has already proven it's possible. But we don't have a desktop android to compare it to. But like I said, one way or another a single OS is the direction everything is headed. And if Microsoft didn't invest in Windows Phone, windows would ultimately die. Market share in the mobile phone device is IMO secondary to this goal. Meanwhile Apple still has to go through this painful transition at some point in the future.
MS needs to release a docking station for the Surface that lets it act like a desktop, of course they'd prefer to keep people buying both as long as possible.
I'm not sure why a docking station would be necessary. All there is to plugin is a keyboard, a mouse, and a display. Even Thunderbolt would only reduce this by 2 cables. Or you can add a touch/type cover and it becomes a de-facto laptop.
Like Ubuntu? If anyone is ahead of the curve on this, it's Canonical.
If Ubuntu is ahead of the curve, I'll follow a straight line instead.
Indeed. I've said before and I'll say again, I think MS is finally ahead of the curve.
I have been wrong before but I am going to go out on a limb here (I would bet my life savings on it) and say that Microsoft is not even *in* the game. Sure, they are trying to be in it but they are not even really a competitor. They have absolutely no focus on the user/purchaser of their products. All of the their products are designed around Microsoft's needs, not the purchaser's needs; therefore, they will ALWAYS be a failure in all markets that they do not have a monopoly in (and will eventually lose the
Here we go again...
The network is the machine is now the Cloud.
Touchscreen is now touchscreen, some how improved.
Smartphones replacing full systems is now tablets replacing full systems.
Having a dock is replace by not having a dock, which will be replaced by having a dock.
and on and on...
WP7/8 isn't gaining because of OS. It's gaining in countries where Nokia is extremely popular and people don't ask for a "windows phone". They ask for a "nokia phone". That is why nokia sells most of the windows phones.
And as nokia makes nothing but windows phones for anything other then low end, people end up with windows phones. And from experiences I've had talking to such people, it's likely going to be their last nokia for many.
Year of the Windows Phone!
Crafting an article that is believable yet false is easy.
Creating one that is hilarious is far harder, and in my opinion, more welcome. I get enough lies in the regular news on the other 364 days of the year.
Nokiastan...and where else?
... it's not going to LOSE market share is it? You can't really lose much from 1%
Check with Blackberry on that one.
Is that maybe just because they still buy Nokia phones in Europe?
I live in Europe, and I've yet to see a single Windows Phone here. In Stockholm, the big 3 seem to be iPhone, Samsung, HTC.
And some Nokias, but nearly as many as you'd think, given that the company's home base is next door in Finland.
I live in Europe, and I've yet to see a single Windows Phone here. In Stockholm, the big 3 seem to be iPhone, Samsung, HTC.
And some Nokias, but nearly as many as you'd think, given that the company's home base is next door in Finland.
Samsung and HTC both make windows phones. They are simply not as popular as there android equivalents.
I never said there weren't any. I merely said I'd not seen any of them in evidence during my near-daily excursions on Stockholm's public transport system and then on foot through portions of the city's "trendy" Södermalm district.
Anecdotal data gathered using your city's transportation network and trendy office areas can and will likely differ.
...the fuck?
Gee, I guess I hurt some poor widdle fanbois feelingses because I dared suggest that Windows isn't actually Everywhere?
In Belgium, Luxembourg and Portugal I've only seen another windows phone in the wild (outside of MS seminars). The owner was happy with it, as the Nokia hardware is still good. However, he used it only for phone calls and quick emails.
In these three countries the phone distribution is very different - Luxembourg I can see a lot of Galaxy S3 and Note, Belgium is mostly 50/50 between older Apple and Samsung/HTC, Portugal is more ZTE and some Samsung.
My Lumia is only being used as a second phone - it works to
Care to explain what "lack of configurability" means?
I find quite the opposite, coming from iOS devices. WP8 is far more configurable, the start screen in particular. You can move and resize the tiles any way you want. Don't want a tile but don't want to uninstall? Fine, you can do that, just un-pin the tile, you can still launch the app from the app screen. In iOS, you must have all your icons on the home screen(s) at all times, and you have to "page" between multiple home screens to see all your stuff. Ev
Care to explain what "lack of configurability" means?
Well, if you look at what WP is copying (android's widgets) you'll see what I mean by lack of configurability. Only three sizes, long "toilet paper" list with no way to add side screens, etc. I can see how it is more configurable for you if you're coming from iOS, but even iOS now can create folders, allowing you to organize your apps as you want. WP doesn't know what that is, you only have two views, either the tiles, or the alphabetical list. It might work if you have only a few apps, but when you pass th
I live in Helsinki, and there are a fair amount of Nokias along with Samsung and Apple here. Recent numbers show Nokia gaining market share in Europe as others have commented. I can attest to that in my experience.
I've had my Lumia 820 for about 6 weeks now, and it's a really good handset so far. Apart from a few apps that are not available yet, it's a very solid platform. The only app I am really missing at the moment is Dropbox... but then Skydrive works great on WP8 and is at least as good as Dropbox in
Or is it just 04/01?
Nokia made big inroads into the cell-phone market because their products were easy to use. Microsoft teamed up with Nokia [microsoft.com] with the view of entering the marked with a Microsoft powered device. This is the result.
Speaking to the people who own a Windows phone, they are very happy with it. People are familiar with Windows and Nokia's reputation for useability has probably paid dividends.
Not all of the users of cell-phones are the younger generation who easily adapt to a complicated device.
I've done the same thing, had a SGS1, which was software wise, an abortion of a phone, as it didn't work well (probably due to carrier related fw) so i moved up to a nokia L920. WP8 still has a lot of catching up to do, software wise, however the the lumia hardware is excellent.
I've done the same thing, I had a SG-1, which was hardware wise, like leaping through a giant wet ass, as it didn't work well (probably due to ancient outdated hardware design), and was plagued by outtages... I mean, the damn thing had ROTARY DIALING, and the numbers weren't even in Arabic! So I moved up to SG Atlantis. I have lots of catching up to do, Wraith-wise, however the software effects are excellent.
Must have been carrier firmware because I had an SGS1 too and it was a fantastic phone. Fast, reliable, nice hardware and minimal changes from stock Android. My friend has it now and is still loving it.
Windows phones are no simpler than iPhones or Android phones.
Not all of the users of cell-phones are the younger generation who easily adapt to a complicated device.
WTF are you saying? That Microsoft's phone operating system product is easier to use than Android or IOS? Perhaps if you dig deep enough into Android's internals, it could be considered "complicated"... but IOS? Complicated?
Your view is demented or distorted if you believe what it appears that you are saying.
Speaking to the people who own a Windows phone, they are very happy with it.
Our "Desktop OS" guy absolutely, positively wants to see Windows succeed. It's his bread and butter.
He wants to see Windows 8 succeed so bad that he traded in his iPhone 5 for a high-end Windows Mobile. He sugar coats almost everything he says about Windows... but the phone? He says, "The phone just doesn't get it."
But the phone has essentially an identical user interface to Windows 8... Or was that vice versa?
If it was gaining in Botswana, Outer Mongolia or Paraguay it might have been believable. Nah.
Yeah, "let's ignore India and Russia as insignificant markets" would sound so clever in any business meeting.
I had done a submission a week back - http://slashdot.org/submission/2570591/idc-predicts-windows-phone-to-be-the-fastest-growing-platform [slashdot.org]
Overall, IDC says Windows Phone and Windows Mobile devices accounted for six percent of the 227 million smartphones shipped worldwide in the fourth quarter of 2012. For the year, Windows Phone made up 2.6 percent, however, the analyst firm is predicting Windows Phone to be the fastest growing platform between now to 2016 with a compound annual growth rate of 71.3 percent. IDC expects Windows Phone to account for 11.4 percent of smartphone shipments by 2016, largely off the back of declining Android market share.
Windows Phone handsets have outsold the iPhone in seven markets including India, analyst firm IDC has revealed, and beat out BlackBerry in 26. Some of the countries where Windows Phone pipped the iOS handset in Q4 2012 were Argentina, India, Poland, Russia, South Africa and the Ukraine.
IDC is also the company that predicted that the Itanium would be a huge success [cnet.com] so I would take any prediction of theirs with a grain of salt.
Unlike US where you pay $200 for an Iphone and then $80+ per month for next for 24 months to indirectly pay for the phone costs, cellphone service providers are not allowed to club their plans with the cellphone costs --- which is really good.
The cost of data plan could be as cheap as $2 per month in India, and cellphone service as low as 2 cents per minute (now even cheaper).
It makes no sense for Indians to buy a $800 iPhone then.
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Monday, December 8, 2014
The Winston Churchill School of Adulthood Is Now in Session
Last month, we published a post on 6 reasons why it's especially hard to become an adult in the modern world, and argued that despite this difficulty, the world still needs grown-ups.
And yet, as we admitted at the end, even when we know how necessary adults are to a flourishing, full-functioning society, it can still be hard to want to grow up ourselves. In popular culture, youth is associated with freedom, fun, and creativity, while grown-ups are seen as dull, constrained, and perpetually stressed out. Adults are perceived as lacking in imagination and zest for life, and seem to be ground down by their responsibilities. So who would want to join their ranks?
One of the most unfortunate tendencies of an adolescent culture is the impulse to fit everything into black and white narratives. Narratives themselves aren't the issue; in fact, psychologists say that being able to view your life as a story is a key component to mental health and happiness. And as we'll come to see, being able to imagine yourself as an actor in that story – a kind of hero's journey – is one of the most important ways of achieving an awesome adulthood. No, it's not narratives per se that are problematic, but ones that are overly simplistic and one-dimensional.
When you're young, you feel a burning desire to fit yourself neatly into a clear-cut conception of "who I am." This tendency may be even stronger in our modern world, where we can carefully curate an image of ourselves on social media of how we want others to view us. We're a hippie, or a hippie Christian. We're an adventurous world traveler, or a bookish homebody. We're a conservative, or someone who hates conservatives. Yet an identity that can be built with carefully chosen pictures, and selected from a platter of dropdown menus, is quite limiting. A clearly delineated identity can feel very secure, but it keeps us moving along a single track of thought and experience.
Part of maturity is being able to comfortably sit with two seemingly contradictory ideas and energies. "I can be this and that." "I can doubt that, but believe this." "I can prioritize this, without giving up my love for that." Being able to comfortably operate in different dimensions has a two-fold benefit. First, it provides a satisfying steadiness that allows you to make real progress with your life. When you're young, you often go all-in on one phase, and then swing over whole hog into another when something in your life changes. If someone challenges how you're living at the peak of one of these phases, you feel incredibly angry. Or, if you come to feel one of your long-held beliefs isn't true, you tend to freak out, and feel angry and betrayed, launching a period where you don't believe anything anymore, and define yourself only in opposition to your old creed.
As you mature, you become able to examine new ideas without feeling anxious or threatened by them; you gain the ability to calmly sift through your changing opinions and examine things more objectively. You have a core foundation of principles, but feel the freedom to play with other lines of thought. In doing so, sometimes you come to feel that there are expectations and "shoulds" of adulthood that just seem silly, and you reject them. And sometimes, you realize that something you like or believe isn't completely rational, but you decide you don't care and keep it in your life anyway, simply because you enjoy it so much.
Think about it – what are the best, most exciting, most engrossing movies/books/TV shows you've consumed? Those with simplistic plots? Or those with rich narratives filled with complex characters, conflict, and some mystery?
When we're kids, children's books and films capture our attention. But as adults, we're ready to grapple with more. As it goes in media, so it goes in our lives. The false narrative in which "being young is awesome/being an adult sucks" works well when you're actually young, but as you mature in age, it reaps increasingly diminished returns. To grow up well, you need a new mindset, one with an expanded palette of possibilities.
The greatest aspect of adulthood is one's ability to imagine whatever kind of life you'd like for yourself, and to have the power, freedom, and independence to turn that vision into a reality. You can make whatever you will of it, without interference from parents, teachers, or other authority figures.
In this act of creation, you want to be able to draw not only from the toolbox of childlike inclinations, but those of adulthood as well. The task of growing up well is learning to keep the best energies of youth, while combining them with the different privileges and pleasures of maturity. To settle down, without completely settling in.
When it comes to achieving one of the most interesting, eventful, and outright original adulthoods in history, Winston Churchill surely has no rival. He was a writer, a politician, an orator, a family man, a painter, a lifelong adventurer, and much, much more. Of the supreme fullness of Churchill's life, his biographer, William Manchester, writes:
"If one accepts Freud's dictum that mental health is the ability to love and work, Churchill possessed his full mental health. If anything, Churchill had attained what the American humanist psychologist Abraham Maslow called 'self-actualization,' the condition at the top of Maslow's 'hierarchy of needs,' where is found creativity, morality, spontaneity, and the ability to parse problems, accept facts, and refute prejudices."
When poet and literary critic John Squire met Churchill he summed up his impression of the man by saying this: "I have met many politicians; this is the first one who was alive."
He was full of boyish mischief, humor, and enthusiasm, and yet willingly took on what was arguably the 20th century's greatest burden of leadership.
He continually sought for adventure, but was happiest at home with his wife and children, and found his greatest pleasure in life's most simple: good food, good drink, and good company.
He outsourced his daily duties from dressing to feeding himself to servants, but reveled in the dirt, danger, and hardship of being in the trenches of war.
He was a staunch traditionalist, who lived and breathed the lessons of history, but could also be incredibly innovative and forward thinking.
He was agnostic in his religious beliefs, but maintained a moral code of absolutes and saw life as an outright battle between the forces of good and the forces of evil.
He could be tough and hard-nosed, and yet cheerfully admitted to being an unabashed sentimentalist who cried regularly and freely.
He was detail-oriented and realistic, and yet imaginative, intuitive, and thoroughly Romantic.
He was learned and thoughtful, and yet defined his identity and success through action.
He worked like 10 men, and played like a little boy.
Enroll in the Winston Churchill School of Adulthood
If it still seems difficult to grasp how different energies might be incorporated into your life in order to cultivate an interesting, adventurous, and fulfilling adulthood, fear not – each installment of this series will explore these dichotomies in full. Today represents only an introduction to the "curriculum" we'll now begin to explore.
Join us for the Winston Churchill School of Adulthood to find out how.
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2. Butterfly Effect
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I'm grooving on the new Dunkin Donuts ads for which They Might Be Giants are providing musical backing. Y'all know I don't watch tv, so don't be thinking I have started. I learned about their contribution while listening to a review on some NPR program about new stuff going on at DD and went to the website. I will admit that I would rather drink DD coffee that Starbucks and I route myself through BOS and ORD just to get my fix. Really!
So, I have been listening to the jangly poppy sounds of TMBG all day long and it might be the caffeine in my tea or it might be the lyrics I looked up since they had been plaguing me for decades. Now that I have seen them, I have decided, sometimes it is just better to hum along than to try and understand quite what they were trying to say.
Click here to see their new ad for DD.
Tonight, we're off to the preview benefit for the Arboretum Foundation Spring Sale and then I'm thinking that I'm off to London, with about 16 hours of teeth nashing work to do on the plane.
Friday, April 28, 2006
sometimes itis better not to read the lyrics
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