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4:00pm Saturday 2nd February 2013 in News By Joanna Codd
WHEN Dorothy Rule and her daughters decided to leave London in the 1960s, they chose their destination by sticking a pin in the map.
The move to Bournemouth clearly agreed with Dorothy, who celebrated her 100th birthday at a party with her family and friends.
Mrs Rule was born in Fulham and had an older brother. Their father managed to survive military service in World War One.
Dorothy married in her early twenties and went on to have her daughters, Margot and Pam.
Margot said: "We moved from London in 1965. We'd all decided we needed and wanted a change.
"We put a pin in the map and came down here. We had no money. We had never been to Bournemouth – we didn't know what was outside London – but my sister said she wanted to live by the sea.
"Mum and Pam came down in the removal van and I caught a train down after work. It was a very happy move. We never regretted it at all."
Dorothy worked in the Berketex shop inside Plummers department store in Boscombe until she retired at the age of 60. She has lived in Ensbury Park for the last 40 years and shares a home with Pam, who is her official carer.
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"She worked hard all her life but has always been very healthy, although she can't see," said Margot. "I'm very proud of her and very grateful to my sister for having done so much for her all these years.
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A little town in Northern NJ, mainly comprised of farmers, confused kids who only hang out at the A&P and rich older people. Blairstowns known for sucking kids in and having them go nowhere in life, becoming blairstown losers/bums. Rich preppy kids from Blair Academy waste their parents money on drugs and more drugs.. a nice little town, come visit. Jay: What are we doing tonight in Blairstown?
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A small town in NJ by the Delaware, where all the kids doing nothing with their lives but do drugs, drink, party, and bridge jump. It's so small basically everyone knows everyone. The only places to hang out are Footbridge, A&P, tressels, and the gas stations. Most of the kids are wanna be rednecks, when most of them have never even been on a farm. All the redneck wanna bees in Blairstown are down at the bridge getting wasted and shooting up.
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A rural, back woods, wide-spread town in Northwestern NJ made up of wealthy expensive baby boomer homeowners and farms, hick drunks, drunk kids of hick drunks, bored teenagers hanging out at the A&P or Dairy Queen, and spoiled students at Blair Academy, an expensive, snobby private school whose beautiful campus starts in downtown where there are a dozen rich shops for the more fortunate.
A lot of out of town visitors end up in Blairstown by accident, lost on their way to area attractions: the Delaware Water Gap, Weird NJ explorers looking for the Paulinskill Viaduct, hikers headed to the Appalachian trail which runs through part of the town, families headed to the Land of Make Believe, a theme park water park in the middle of nowhere that's actually in Hope, but the towns are thought of as the same. Beautiful landscape but less than beautiful townies that are perpetually stuck and drunk in this odd town because they're bored out of their mind in this town and have nothing to do but smoke weed and get drunk in the woods. But Never buy bud in B-town- you'll be overcharged and get nothing but seeds. The good stuff comes from dealers in PA or go way back to civilization closer to the city. "Friday the 13th" was filmed in Blairstown in parts of downtown by Blair Academy, a spooky cemetery, the Blairstown Diner and Camp NoBeBoSco (Boy Scout camp). This gives the town an even creepier feel once you watch the movie once or twice. Townie: Let's go smoke a blunt downtown Blairstown at Blair.
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Harlech 5 miles; Porthmadog 5 miles.
Llandecwyn is a scattered rural hamlet in North Wales, which stands amidst farmland, hills with lakes and mountains, which are all perfect for scenic walks and mountain biking. Llandecwyn is set on the National Cycle Route 8, plus birdwatching can be enjoyed on the red kite waymarked trail, which passes through the hamlet. There are also birdwatching opportunities along the coast and at the RSPB Osprey project, which is nearby. Only 5 miles away is historic Harlech, which is situated in a magnificent position between the mountains and the sea. Harlech is dominated by its majestic 13th century castle, which enjoys World Heritage status. The town is very popular with golfers, who come to enjoy the famous Royal St. David's course, whilst the beautiful 6 mile long sandy beach is wonderful for family fun and long walks. Harlech offers an excellent variety of amenities including some good quality restaurants and a leisure centre, whilst the whole of the Snowdonia National Park, together with the sandy beaches of Cardigan Bay, are all within easy reach. Other attractions in the area include the Ffestiniog Railway and Welsh Highland Light Railway, the secluded beaches at Borth y Guest and the Black Rock sands and the Italianate village of Portmeirion. A really beautiful part of North Wales.
This traditional, stone-built, semi-detached cottage is set in an elevated, rural location, just five miles from Harlech and five miles from Porthmadog in the Snowdonia National Park in North Wales. Offering stunning panoramic views of the countryside down to the Tremadog Bay estuary, this charming Llandecwyn cottage is full of charm and character, with a welcoming wood burning stove, oil-fired AGA and pretty, enclosed gardens. This cosy Llandecwyn cottage is an absolute delight with a comfy sitting room which enjoys superb views over the gardens down to the estuary, where you can watch the changing tides all day long. The kitchen is well equipped, with a breakfast table for further dining options, and upstairs both the bedrooms benefit from far reaching views. With Harlech and Porthmadog within five miles, this is an ideal touring base, but would equally suit walkers, writers, artists or outdoor enthusiasts due to its tranquil location and with a small lake only 300 yards away, fishermen also benefit from its enviable position. A superb Llandecwyn cottage for a relaxing and enjoyable holiday all year round.
Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Fitted kitchen with breakfast table. Sitting room with dining area and woodburning stove.
Oil central heating with woodburning stove in sitting room. Oil fired AGA, combination microwave/oven, fridge, washer/dryer, dishwasher, 2 x TVs with Freeview, DVD, radio, iPod dock, WiFi, selection of books, games, DVDs and beach games and equipment. Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburning stove inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Cot, highchair and stairgate on request. Off road parking for 2 cars. Large enclosed garden (shared with neighbour) with furniture. Two pets welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop 2.1 miles, pub 1 mile. Note: Terraced garden has unfenced drop, children to be supervised. Note: Cottage is up a 3/4 mile steep lane.
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Sign Up NowMy stepkids are almost 14 and 16 and have started making a lot of plans on the weekends without consulting their father. Our scheduled time together is Wednesday nights for dinner and every weekend, but the kids don't think twice about making plans with their friends without consulting their dad, often at the last minute. The problem is that my husband is busy with work all week and then coaches the kids' sports several nights week, so his time is very finely scheduled. His kids just think the solution is if they have something to do, just switch the weekend around and see Dad on Sunday instead. That means our whole weekend is taken up. Is it selfish for me to want part of the weekend for us? Can't we have a social life, too? These kids have no respect for their dad's time at all!
Although we want to get straight to your problem, we want to begin with an observation, not a judgment: We've never met a parent with children living at home that has a "social life." To us, having a social life implies the ability to make plans without considering where the kids will be — and until they are out on their own, we're not sure that's possible. The kids' plans do come first — and it's your husband's job to support them. You married a man with kids, and it sounds like he's doing exactly what he's supposed to do.
That said, if these kids were not brought up to consider their father, they won't. If he has accommodated them every time without mentioning the fact that would appreciate if they would check with him before they make plans because HE may have some special plans for them then they will grow up to think that they can make plans and he will fit it in his schedule. Actually, that's a conversation he should have had with his ex long ago, not the kids. The problem is, if he tries to change the status quo now, the kids will rebel and he will look like the bad guy.
Before he met you his life after divorce was probably centered on the kids, so it didn't really matter if the kids changed their plans — that was what he did with his time. Accommodating them was fine and the precedent was set. Then you came along and said, "Don't WE have a life?" and, of course you do, but he has to do some backtracking to get the kids — and his ex, for that matter — to understand he, too, needs to be considered when they make plans. That's pretty tough to do midstream. So, YOU end up frustrated.You married a man with kids, and it sounds like he's doing exactly what he's supposed to do.
The key here is your husband's attitude. You want things to change, but does he? See, you can complain all you want, but he has to want to change how he approaches the kids or he will continue to try juggling your life together with his life with them. If he sees no problem with the way things are — or if he feels he has no other choice than how he has approached this in the past, no matter what you do — you are still up against his desire to spend time with his kids and doing it the way he has always done it. So, the conversation you need to have is with him. He is probably feeling like he is in between a rock and a hard place. Help him to figure out how to get out of the hard place and you will find the time together that you want. Be frustrated with the time you don't have together and he will feel like he has to make a choice. That's when you may find that there is even less time for you. This means it's time for a very frank conversation about your goals as a couple.
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If your mom is still alive and share your life side by side, then its a great blessing. Its like you get another chance to take your mom to lunch, gave her a beautiful gift, present her flowers to show her your love and make her the most special personality in your life on earth. On every second week of the month of May, Mother's day is celebrated which is the special moment of your life.


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The students from Luleå University of Technology, as part of Team Baldos, has conducted tests to a deadline for their little cranberry red car Baldos. On Friday, tests were made on the Arcus hall in Lulea and on Saturday afternoon they are off to Rotterdam in the Netherlands to compete in this year's Shell Eco Marathon.
- It's been fun to work and we have used a lot of time. One wants to do well and you have a concrete goal. We will compete in Shell Eco Marathon and you only have one chance, says Maria Rodiouchkina, LTU students' project leader.
She says that the planning has been meticulous in the final weeks and everything has been reviewed thoroughly by help of a flow chart to synchronize different parts. To begin with, the students in the team was responsible for diffrent areas such as motor, generator, electric motor and so on., But in the end it was teamwork all the way.
This year, unlike previous, Team Baldos consists solely of engineering students who is completing their third year on the machine program. In previous years, there was participation from several programs.
The purpose of the tests made in advance, first at F 21 in Luleå, a week ago and on Friday at Arcus Hall, was to calibrate and fine tune the various components of the car. This year's Baldos follows the same principle as before in that it is a so-called series hybrid. It is partly operated with a motor which runs on ethanol as by a generator charging a battery of capacitors. The energy from the capacitors in turn drives an electric motor that alternates with the ethanol engine to drive the car. This year, the team, in contrast to previously, purchased what is needed for the electronics, e.g. something called a PLC that is a software that through relays controls the loading of the capacitors and automatically starts the electric motor. There are also a new internal combustion engine in the car.
- We have changed to a much more robust motor than earlier. The engine we have now has double the capacity compared to last time Baldos competed in the Shell Eco Marathon, said Erik Nilsson, student and technical director of the project.
It is a little larger variation on a moped engine and a proper construction to be a moped, or rather a scooter, who now sits in Baldos. It is 50 cubic meters compared to the 25 cubic who was in the car last time Baldos participated in the Shell Eco Marathon. This machinery was tested a final time of Arcus Hall on Friday and this year's driver of the car is Rasmus Nordstrom.
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Dan, you seem to have omitted a long and awful period in St Clair Software's history where they were using Unsanity's APE framework and in fact Default Folder was one of the principal causes of system crashes. I remember well as I owned Default Folder at the time (still do actually). After six months of crashes for unclear reasons, I finally too uninstalled the "essential" Default Folder and had an instantly stable computer.
Default Folder hacks too deep into the OS and cannot help but interfere with your system. Any incompatibility between OS and the utility can result in serious issues. Be careful with this one, especially as Jon is always adding new features. If just the core features would work reliably and stably, Default Folder would be a lot more useful.
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My recollection of that period isn't quite the same as yours I do recall versions of DFX that weren't as stable as others, but I never had serious issues. YMMV, of course.
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I actually depend on Default Folder X and it was one of the 1st apps I installed on my new Mac.
Now where's the phone number of that neurologist....
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Default Folder X is far more than some Classic-like shortcuts. It brings me back to all the right folders when I go in and out of Open/Save dialog, it even selects the right file for me when I go in there, and its ability to assign keyboard shortcuts inside Open/Save dialog and other features all save me ton of time and irritation in the process. Strongly recommended.
As for LaunchBar and Spotlight, I need both. LaunchBar's search template and abbreviation-based search are not available in Spotlight. In fact LB complements Spotlight.
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Apple should, really, introduce another security-signoff process for vetting daemons etc, so that we can have our system utilities. Not everything is an app, y'know.


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A purported Iran scientist working for the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran e-mailed an SOS to F-Secure Chief Research Officer Mikko Hypponen this weekend, saying the AEOI was under a cyber attack.Hypponen, who is well-regarded in the security community, published a blog post this morning saying he can't confirm the details, or even existence of the attack, but he can confirm that the e-mails were being sent from within the AEOI.
It sounds like the AEOI may have been hit with an infrastructure-targeting malware attack, similar to those that have plagued the Middle East since 2010 starting with Stuxnet. However, there's no independent confirmation of this attack's existence.
According to the e-mail, the malware shut down the AEOI "automation network" in its Natanz and Fordo facilities. The "scientist" specifically mentions Siemens hardware, which could be a reference to SCADA systems, or control systems that electronically monitor and power various pieces of industrial infrastructure. These systems were targeted by the Stuxnet virus that brought down part of Iran's nuclear fuel systems in 2010. He also mentions that the malware turned on computer's volumes to high and blasted what appeared to be 'Thunderstruck' by AC/DC. Cyber criminals have to have a little humor too. [Read more]


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Listening to people talk about their travels abroad may lead one to believe it's all sunshine and roses. However along with amazing photos, tales of exotic adventures and mysterious cuisine, there are often stunning stories of things gone wrong—sometimes very, very wrong.
On my recent trip to Singapore and Malaysia, everything was going perfectly. The weather was ideal, my 29-year-old son and I were having the best reunion and everywhere we went—gardens, shrines, shopping malls, jazz spots, restaurants and hotels—was better than we imagined. Then came a slight oversight—I failed to realize that my 1:30 return flight to the United States departed at a.m. not p.m. Magnifying my missed flight was the fact that I was in Southeast Asia at one of their busiest travel periods, just prior to Chinese New Year. I spent much of the day in an Internet café searching on my netbook for alternative ways to get home.(One airline offered me a seat for $2,000—far more than my roundtrip flight cost.) I ended up having to fly standby from Singapore to Korea, sleep overnight in the airport, then take another standby flight from Korea to the United States. Both times I had to wait until the last minute before being issued a boarding pass. I got home 24 hours past the time I was originally scheduled to arrive.
Lesson learned: It's easy to get caught up in all the details of the front end of your trip—where you're staying, what you're doing, language issues, exchange rates, etc. However, it's a good idea to focus considerable attention on what one may perceive as the mundane details of one's return itinerary—departure date, time, airport, travel time to airport, time between connections, etc. Also make sure you have resources in case you have to make contingency plans. It's also a good idea to pay attention to what's happening locally and internationally (politics, weather, holidays, current events, etc.) concerning the areas one is traveling to and between. Make sure your chargers are handy in case you're stranded and charging cell phones, computers and tablets becomes vital.
Two DeKalb residents shared their travel experiences when things didn't go as planned and the lessons they learned from their adventures:
African mission trip riddled with delays and disappointments
Regina Fletcher, a retired DeKalb County educator, travels for missions working with rural schools, orphanages, evangelism and teaching in ministerial institutes, or for personal enjoyment at least once a year. She recounts a series of disappointments and misadventures on a trip in Africa. However, she remains committed to mission work. In fact, she's planning to journey to India in the near future.
"In 2008 I traveled to Ghana, West Africa on my first mission trip to that country. I was scheduled to be a guest lecturer at a Ministry Training Institute in Accra on the coast and also to teach at a ministers' and pastors' conference in the interior at Adumasi. Reservations had been made for us at a hotel near the church where the conference was to be held.
"We decided to leave on the afternoon of the day the conference was to start. One of the local pastors who has been a guest at our church offered to drive us to the site of the conference. We were about 40 miles outside of Accra when his van began to experience engine problems. Luckily we were near a medical clinic that his wife, who is a medical doctor, supervises. We were able to get enough of a signal on his phone to call her and to get a call to a tratra company to have a tratra pick us up at the clinic, which was closed when we arrived. A tratra is a 15-passenger van that has been modified to seat 18 to 20. We watched the sun go down and the darkness of the African night settle in. In the back of our minds was the fact that two Canadian missionaries had been attacked and robbed on this very stretch of road two days earlier.
"After what seemed like an eternity, the tratra arrived. The three of us piled into the tratra and waved goodbye to the pastor who remained with his van. We arrived at the hotel about 30 minutes before the opening service was to begin. The hotel, though attractive from the outside, was far from our standards of a hotel/motel. We had to get water from a rain barrel to freshen up and to flush the toilet. We used bottled water to brush our teeth. We made the best of it that night and went to the opening service.
Fortunately, we spoke with the pastor of the church and it turns out that his brother, who lives in England, owned a European-style hotel a little further down the road. The next morning we gathered our belongings and checked into that brother's hotel. The difference was night and day—wonderful rooms, excellent food and helpful staff and most of all HOT running water! The conference was very successful and I have had the pleasure to return again and again."
Lesson learned: "To keep from being totally miserable or going into a complete funk over things you have no control over, sometimes you have to go with the flow and adapt to the extent possible. Be creative and make your misadventure bearable. You must remember that you are not in the United States and cultures differ even in their interpretation on our standards of even basic living. This can help to make it a merit badge of travel memory when you recount it.
It's important to research as much as possible where you are going, outside of your point of arrival/departure to learn what to expect about everyday life when dealing with hygiene, housing, bathrooms, transportation, etc. Depending upon where you are going, beyond the usual travel toiletries, ALWAYS carry your own bottled water, sheets/blanket and towels, flashlights, batteries, cleaning products, even toilet paper."
– Regina Fletcher
Friendly gesture in Buenos Aires leads to chasing a thief
Decatur insurance agent Arthur Ratliff is a world traveler who usually goes on one or two international trips a year with photography one of his main objectives. He shares what occurred on a trip six years ago in Argentina.
"It was my first day in Buenos Aires and I was walking around taking photos. Little did I know that someone was watching me. I went into a buffet restaurant with my heavy awkward backpack. The owner offered to let me safely put it behind the counter so that I could comfortably eat my meal. I appreciated the gesture but did not feel comfortable with this. I decided to take a table by the door so that I could see everyone coming in and out. A few minutes passed when I looked up and saw a young man jump over the counter taking my backpack with him. I chased him out the door, through crowds and between cars. He rightly had fear in his eyes as I was preparing to show him what an NFL tackle was. He dropped the backpack saying in Spanish 'there is your bag, now leave me alone.'
"I picked up my pack and walked back toward the restaurant. The crowd parted, everyone cheered, slapped me on the back and gave me thumbs up. I was too angry to really appreciate my five minutes of fame."
Lessons learned: "Don't ever part with your personal items. Try to have two or more people with you when you are out taking photographs in a foreign country; be aware of those too eager to assist, they might be part of a scam."
– Arthur Ratliff


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I am not doing anything it..I thought OpenMapdoes what you say. Suppose you
want to zoomin to map..will this change projection parameters? or panning?
will it change projection parameter.? What I know is YES , because
everyhtime we zoom in we change scale....Please correct me if I am wrong.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Don Dietrick" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: "CBSpatial" <email@example.com>
Cc: <email@example.com>
Sent: Monday, June 06, 2005 5:05 PM
Subject: Re: [OpenMap Users] Questions on how to use OpenMap as an applet
which uses data from server
Actually, if you are re-projecting your layer data for every render,
you are doing something wrong. The data only needs to be re-
projected when the projection for the map changes.
With any application, there are configuration choices to made that
can hamper and/or improve performance.
On Jun 6, 2005, at 8:33 AM, CBSpatial wrote:
> OpenMap is slow..this is an unfortunate fact..I guess this is
> because of the
> fact that it calculates screen coordinates by using projection
> class to
> everytime to render the layers..This is what slows down OpenMap...
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Mariusz Chmielewski" <email@example.com>
> To: "Don Dietrick" <firstname.lastname@example.com>; "OpenMap Support"
> <firstname.lastname@example.com>;
> <firstname.lastname@example.com>
> Sent: Monday, June 06, 2005 2:40 PM
> Subject: Re: [OpenMap Users] Questions on how to use OpenMap as an
> applet
> which uses data from server
>> Using relative path isn't such a great idea becouse of the size of
>> the
>> RPF map (32 MB) would You suggest?? I have a problem putting such
>> data
>> into the JAR - i do not know if the JAVA VM will allow to execute
>> such
>> application. I am thinking of using Java Web Start but this does not
>> solve my problem i do not want to put map data into my jar file of an
>> applet is there a chance thath if i point to map in URL openMap layer
>> will automaticly download it itself?? is there a chance that i could
>> write some code as a servlet that loads a whole CADRG map and
>> sends only
>> little piec of it as a new CADRG map. Has anybody tried it?? why the
>> engine of open map is so slow while using the CADRG data. When i
>> scroll
>> 3 layer on my 2,2 GHz Pentium 4 512 RAM - i am waiting almost 5
>> seconds
>> befor i can see anything.
>> Thanks for any opinions and hints
>> Don Dietrick napisał(a):
>>> Hi Mariusz,
>>> On May 27, 2005, at 8:50 AM, Mariusz Chmielewski wrote:
>>>> Hi I am now experiencing some problems with teh open map as an
>>>> applet. I written my own applet so it would be downloaded from the
>>>> server and it contains openmap. But i ve got some issues that i
>>>> cannot solve:
>>>> 1. i am using the CADRG MAPS, those are the spatial data which
>>>> requires large amount of memory about 2MB and the question is
>>>> should
>>>> i put the data into the jar file, or should i put the data on the
>>>> server and download it or should i simply load the resources on the
>>>> client. Ofcourse the 3 option is the worst becouse i do not want
>>>> the
>>>> spatial data to be accessable on the client maschine outside the
>>>> applet. (additional info to the first option how to load a map
>>>> using
>>>> properties file from local applet resources??)
>>> You can put the data in a jar file.
>>>> 2. Concerning properties configuration (same as the map) where it
>>>> should be placed inside jar and how to load it??
>>> You would configure the RPFLayer to have a relative path to the RPF
>>> directory in the jar file, from the root of the jar file.
>>>> 3. Is there a chance that i could load only a part of CADRG map and
>>>> the load the rest if neccessery?? so that i could minimize the size
>>>> of used memory during the execution of the applet??
>>> That's the way the layer works now. It only loads what it needs. You
>>> can change the cache sizes so it holds onto less memory if you need
> that.
>>> - Don
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WPF Image display issue in a UserControl
Monday, April 30, 2012 6:10 PM
In my application i have created a user control with an Image and a Label. Height of my UserControl is set to 20. Here is my code for the user control.
<Border BorderBrush="Green" BorderThickness="1"> <StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal"> <Border BorderBrush="Red" BorderThickness="1" > <Image x:Name="imageBit" HorizontalAlignment="Stretch" VerticalAlignment="Stretch" Height="12" Width="12" > </Image> </Border> <Label x:Name="labelCaption" HorizontalAlignment="Left" > </Label> </StackPanel> </Border>
I am assigning the Image Source programmatically. I have many such UserControls Embbeded in a Expander control and there are more than one Expander control in my window. The problem is for some images in few Exoander control the image is shown as a line with single pixel width.
Height and width of my image (600*600) is very much bigger than the image height & width (12*12). What's the problem with my code, why i cant see the complete image in the User control?
Thanks in advance,
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Tuesday, May 01, 2012 4:25 AM
Having both Height and width as well as Horizontal and vertical "Stretch" doesn't make sense, use either one or the other but not both.
You can try to remove the StackPanel and replace it with a Grid that has the correct number of rows and columns. Grids play nice with layout rendering, stackpanels can, but sometimes the rendering you want is too difficult.
Keep playing around with it you'll get there. I've learned some tricks with respect to layout. I try to keep the parent containers like the borders and grids set to Height and Width of Auto. Then the inner controls are the ones I put specific widths and heights where needed.
JP Cowboy Coders Unite!
Tuesday, May 01, 2012 4:26 AM
I cannot tell for sure what is happening. I suppose you can try the ViewBox to make images fit in regardless of the actual sizes.
<Viewbox Height="12" Width="12"> <Image Source="/MyAssembly;Component/MyImage.png" /> </Viewbox>
Regards, -
Tuesday, May 01, 2012 5:00 AM
Hi All,
Thanks for the reply. I tried few things here.
My code works if i change the Height and Width of Image control to 64*64 or more.
Similarly my code works if i change the image size from 600*600 to 32*32. So i think its something related to Image Size and the Control size ratio.
Not sure if i am correct, can anyone please suggest something.
Tuesday, May 01, 2012 1:12 PMThe design of how WPF lays out controls is very complex. Your code above shows no reason to be giving you the problem you report. However, we are not seeing the entire user control that it is embedded or how the multiple user controls are used. This was one reason I recommended the Grid over the stack panel. (Better layout control). It doesn't make any sense that you are having these problems based on what has been shown. It is more likely to be something else. Maybe you can post more markup?
JP Cowboy Coders Unite!
- Proposed As Answer by Bob_BaoMVP, Moderator Wednesday, May 09, 2012 4:45 AM
Tuesday, May 01, 2012 4:41 PM
You could try setting the "imageBit" Stretch.
<Image x:Name="imageBit" Height="12" Width="12" Stretch="Fill" />
Which should work regardless of the original image size.
Your description of the original problem sounds as if somehow it is being set to "UniformToFill" instead of "Fill".
Hope you get it worked out.
- Marked As Answer by Bob_BaoMVP, Moderator Wednesday, May 09, 2012 4:45 AM


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UND TRIO Program's Upward Bound staff member awarded Rising Star award
University of North Dakota Trio Programs, Cara Davis received the Rising Star Award at the ASPIRE Regional conference held October 10th through the 13th in Cheyenne, Wyoming. The Rising Star Award is presented to a member of ASPIRE who has worked for a TRIO program for less than one to two years and has excelled at providing services to TRIO and/or ASPIRE at the local, state, or regional levels. Cara is an Instructor Coordinator/ Advisor for the University of North Dakota Upward Bound TRIO Program.
UND alumni honored by regional organization at conference
Two University of North Dakota alumni were honored recently at the regional conference for TRIO Professionals in Cheyenne, WY. Amy Fisher and Robert Hewitt received the ASPIRE TRIO Achievers Award.
"I want all women to know their worth and that they too can walk into TRIO and say 'I want to go to college, please help me,' and I want them to know that TRIO will help them," said Fisher.
Fisher is an advocate and volunteer for the Grand Forks Community Violence Intervention Center.. Fisher, a single mother, earned her degree in social work and has gone on to work for the CVIC. She has volunteered hundreds of hours educating others on domestic violence and what they can do to help those trapped in this situation. She has served on statewide committees and groups.
"Amy is a compassionate, intelligent, hardworking, and courageous woman. She has taken a horrific experience and turned it into something that will improve countless lives. I am truly inspired by her journey," said Kristi Hall-Jiran, Executive Director of the CVIC.
Hewitt is the supervisor of waste management and recycling and coordinator of environmental safety at Altru Health Systems in Grand Forks. Robert received his degree in Occupational Safety and Environmental Health from Industrial Technology at UND. Hewitt was involved in acquiring safety grant funding for Altru and reduced patient lifting injuries by 50 % which not only reduced insurance premiums for the hospital, but made the employees safer at the workplace.
Hewitt is an advocate for TRIO students and programs, he served as a motivational speaker for TRIO students and alum. In addition, he taught computer courses for the Veteran Upward Bound TRIO program at the University of North Dakota.
"Robert fearlessly overcame all of the obstacles inherent in the college experience of an adult student including a physical disability," said Cheryl Kingsbury, Hewitt's former advisor at TRIO.


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Your Credit Report What It Says About You
Most people finance their homes with mortgages and pay for their cars with loans. Young people often obtain loans to pay for college. And, of course, lots of people make purchases with credit cards.
You can't expect to receive credit as a matter of course, however. You must apply for it. And just as you would hesitate to lend money to a stranger, banks, retailers, or finance companies will not grant you credit without knowing something about you.
It used to be that a retailer or bank would have to call each creditor you listed on an application form before they would decide to extend credit to you. Today, they rely on credit reports, so it's important for you to know what is in yours.
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What Is a Credit Report?
A credit report is a record of your credit activities. It lists any credit-card accounts or loans you may have, the balances, and how regularly you make your payments. It also shows if any action has been taken against you because of unpaid bills.
Where Do Credit Reports Come from?
A company that gathers and sells credit information is called a consumer reporting agency (CRA). These types of companies collect information about your credit activities, store it in giant databases, and charge a fee for supplying the information. The most common type of CRA is the credit bureau.
There are three major credit bureaus that operate nationwide, plus many smaller companies serving local markets.
What Is a Credit Rating?
Your credit rating is drawn from your credit report, which outlines your borrowing, charging, and repayment activities. A good rating helps you reach financial goals; a poor rating limits your financial opportunities.
Since your credit report influences whether you are able to buy a home and get a job, it is extremely important to protect your credit rating by making loan and bill payments on time and by not taking on more debt than you can handle.
Who Is Allowed to See Your Credit Report?
Credit bureaus can provide information only to the following requestors: (1) creditors who are considering granting or have granted you credit; (2) employers considering you for employment, promotion, reassignment, or retention; (3) insurers considering you for an insurance policy or reviewing an existing policy; (4) government agencies reviewing your financial status or government benefits; and (5) anyone else with a legitimate business need for the information, such as a potential landlord.
Credit bureaus also furnish reports if required by court orders or federal jury subpoenas. They will also issue your report to a third party if you request this in writing.
There are usually four types of information:
Credit bureaus collect information from parties that have previously extended credit to you, such as a department store that issued you a credit card or a bank that granted you a personal loan.
The lenders themselves make the decision about whether or not to grant you credit. The credit-reporting companies only supply the information about your credit history.
To avoid any unwelcome surprises, it's important to see a copy of your credit report before you apply for credit such as car loans, mortgages, or credit cards. Errors in credit reports can be common. Keep in mind, however, that they are not part of a conspiracy against you. They are simply the result of human error.
How Do Errors in Reports Happen?
Think about how often your mail has a misspelling of your name or a mistake in your street address. Then, imagine the possibility for error in a report that contains much more information about you. Cases of mistaken identity, out-of-date information, and outright errors can easily occur.
Contact the consumer credit reporting agency immediately. The company is then responsible for researching and changing or removing incorrect data. This process may take as long as 45 days. At your request, a corrected report will be sent to those parties that you specify who have received your report within the past six months, or employers who have received it within the last two years.
You have the right to present your side of the story in a brief statement (100 words or less), which the credit bureau must attach to your credit file. Your statement should be used to clarify inaccuracies, not explain reasons for delinquency. Anyone requesting a copy of your credit report would also automatically receive your statement (or a summary of it), unless the credit bureau decides that it is irrelevant or frivolous.
The lender who denied you credit must give you the name and address of the credit bureau that produced the credit report. Then, you have up to 30 days to request a free copy of your report.
The credit bureau must tell you the nature and substance of all information contained in your report. It must also tell you the sources of the information and who has received your report for the previous six months (two years for reports furnished for employment purposes).
Late and missed payments will show up on your credit report and hurt your chances of being approved for credit, life insurance, or employment. To find out about organizations in your area that help consumers solve credit problems and create a budget, contact the National Foundation for Consumer Credit at (800) 388-2227. Spanish speakers can call (800) 682-9832. Additional information on improving a credit rating can be found in "How to Establish, Use, and Protect Your Credit," a brochure by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.
Generally, all your credit history information, good or bad, remains on your report for seven years. If you file for personal bankruptcy, that fact remains on your credit report for 10 years.
You are entitled to receive one free credit report every 12 months from each of the nationwide consumer credit reporting companies—Equifax, Experian and TransUnion. This free credit file can be requested through www.annualcreditreport.com or by contacting the companies directly by phone or by mail as listed below.
To process your request, you will need to provide specific information, such as your name, current and previous addresses, telephone number, social security number, and date of birth. Also, to verify your identity, other information such as a copy of your driver's license, utility bill(s), or bank statement may be required. Keep in mind that the three large bureaus do not necessarily share information with each other. The content of your credit report can be different at each bureau, so it's a good idea to request copies from each one.
To contact the three major credit bureaus:
Equifax P.O. Box 105873 Atlanta, GA 30348 http://www.equifax.com (800) 685-1111 Trans Union Consumer Disclosure Center P.O. Box 1000 Chester, PA 19022 http://www.transunion.com (800) 916-8800 or (800) 888-4213 Experian (formerly TRW) P.O. Box 2104 Allen, TX 75013-2104 http://www.experian.com (888) 397-3742
Trans Union Consumer Disclosure Center P.O. Box 1000 Chester, PA 19022 http://www.transunion.com (800) 916-8800 or (800) 888-4213
For More Information
The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco has several other consumer brochures. These brochures are posted on our web site at: http://www.frbsf.org/publications/consumer.
Learn about . . .
Questions or comments about these brochures can be sent to:
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Public Information/Publications P.O. Box 7702, MS 1110 San Francisco, CA 94120-7702 (415) 974-2163 or e-mail us at: Pubs SF
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Public Information/Publications P.O. Box 7702, MS 1110 San Francisco, CA 94120-7702
(415) 974-2163 or e-mail us at: Pubs SF
Questions and concerns about consumer reporting agencies can be directed to:
Federal Trade Commission Consumer Response Center - FCRA 600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, D.C. 20580 http://www.ftc.gov (877) FTC-HELP
For information on organizations that help with credit counseling, contact:
National Foundation for Consumer Credit 8611 Second Avenue Silver Spring, MD 20910 http://www.nfcc.org (800) 388-2227
This overview was based on materials originally created by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.


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Outer space is a hostile environment for humans, characterized by an airless vacuum, thermal extremes, ionizing radiation and speeding micro meteoroids.
Don't go there then.
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Comment: Old (Score 5, Funny) 43
Haven't yet worked out how to make it visible to the naked eye, though.
Comment: *Rorschach voice* (Score 1) 130
Comment: Re:Stop delaying the inevitable. (Score 4, Funny) 145
"the template system started turning into an ugly programming language" - ah, any sufficiently complex system eventually evolves to contain a limited, broken version of Common Lisp. Stop delaying the inevitable!
Comment: Re:I think it's no coincidence (Score 4, Funny) 126
I like to imagine that the back-story is: the birds are angry because they are in biological warfare with their piggy enemies. Avian flu... swine flu...
Comment: Re:Is the price really that horrible? (Score 3, Insightful) 120
When Nvidia puts out a $500 card, it's attractively priced. When AMD puts out a faster card for 10% less, it draws complaints about the price from the same reviewer. What gives?
To be fair, that review you linked is from November 2010. Perhaps second-hand 580s are better value or something.
Comment: But... (Score 3, Informative) 120
No, seriously... last time I tried to install Ubuntu with an ATI card (a few months ago), I couldn't get dual monitors to work correctly.
The restricted drivers exist, but are unstable, awkward and painful. Linux and Nvidia - a bit better in my experience..
Comment: Re:What number am I thinking of? (Score 1) 147
69 dude!
This is odd, all the blood is draining out of his brain, and a small tent has appeared in his.... oh!
Comment: Re:10 CENTIMETERS NOT INCHES!!!! (Score 4, Funny) 421
That's what she said..
Comment: Politics in a nutshell (Score 5, Insightful) 452
You trade your passion for glory
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In order to identify how widespread the presence of microplastic was on shorelines, the team took samples from 18 beaches around the globe, including the UK, India and Singapore.
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This way while Ubuntu will retain (and bring back) old/loyal users and also attract new users who want ease of use and a familiar interface, it will also satisfy the enthusiasts."
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1) There are hackers on the Internet
2) Foreign capitalists also engage in criminal activity
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I figured out everything but 10 and 15.
Here hints for the others:
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Thanks, got them now.
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yeah wasn't sure how to hint that one maybe you have a better hint for it
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because they defined them.
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Everyone's favorite Brooklyn tailor will be posted up in one of Manhattan's busiest fashion week meet-and-greet spots, the Ace Hotel next week. The team from Martin Greenfield will be conducting personal fittings from February... read more
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UPDATE 1-Oil markets tighten on Saudi cut, China demand-IEA
LONDON, Jan 18 (Reuters) - World oil markets are tightening as Chinese fuel demand increases and OPEC supplies fall, draining inventories, the West's main energy agency said on Friday, in a trend that could put extra pressure on prices.
The International Energy Agency, which advises the industrialised nations on energy policies, has in the past few months described the oil markets as very well supplied.
It said it had now a more "sobering, 'morning after' view" although it was probably too early to become seriously worried and declare the start of a new market cycle or a return to the bull market.
"All of a sudden, the market looks tighter than we thought," the IEA said. "OECD inventories are getting tighter - a clean break from the protracted and often counterseasonal builds that had been a hallmark of 2012"
However, the IEA said that both Chinese demand and Saudi supply were too complex for hasty interpretations.
"The dip in Saudi supply, for one, seems less driven by price considerations than by the weather," it said.
"A dip in air conditioning demand - as well as reduced demand from refineries undergoing seasonal maintenance - likely goes a long way towards explaining reduced output. Nothing for the global market to worry about," the IEA said.
OPEC crude supply in December fell to its lowest level in a year at 30.65 million barrels per day on lower output from Saudi Arabia and Iraq.
The IEA raised its call on OPEC crude and stock for 2013 by 100,000 bpd, to 30 million bpd, still below the current production.
It also said China's recent economic indicators have signalled the potential for a rebound in oil consumption after a slowdown in spectacular growth in 2012.
The IEA said it raised its forecast for the global oil consumption for 2013 by 240,000 bpd to 90.8 million bpd, some 930,000 or 1 percent higher that in 2012.
NonOPEC production is projected to rise by 980,000 bpd to 54.3 million bpd, the highest growth rate since 2010.
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Tonight I went to the web page for the National Research Council's committee on the strategic direction of NASA. Here is the website, I invite everyone to go there and voice your own opinion. http://sites.nationalacademies.org/DEPS/ASEB/DEPS_067029?ssSourceSiteId=SSB I am annoyed at some … Continue reading
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10 Stocks Likely To Gain if Romney Wins: RBC
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Four more years or four different years? We will know by end of day Tuesday. Hopefully, barring any recounts.
Markets tend to rise the day after a Republican victory, but long-term returns are dependent on management execution rather than who is in the White House, as Jim Cramer reminded viewers on CNBC's Mad Money on Monday.
Still, in the days immediately following the election, the market will likely bid up stocks from select sectors such as energy, defense and banking if Romney wins, given these sectors are where the two parties have the most differences in approach.
RBC Capital markets identified more than 15 stocks that stand to benefit from a Romney victory, published in a report last week, as well as a handful that could benefit if Obama stays in office.
Here are ten stocks ranked by ascending order of market cap that stand to gain if Governor Romney wins.
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Shares of Chipotle Mexican Grill(CMG) are down 21% year-to-date.
Restaurant stocks including Chipotle and Darden Restaurants(DRI) if Obamacare is repealed according to RBC Capital analyst Larry Miller.
Restaurants the analysts cover say they expect additional health care to cut 1% to 2% from their margins beginning in 2014, with steeper effects for those that are 100% operated as opposed to franchises.
These two stocks are most poised to benefit if Romney wins and Obamacare is repealed. "Darden is a labor-intense business; and as such, it is already testing operating with more part-time employees to skirt the new law. The effect on Chipotle's stock would be greater because any earnings compression would be magnified by its high multiple."
Chipotle, of course, has been in the news after hedge fund manager David Einhorn revealed he was short the company, arguing it is overvalued. and is facing heavier competition from a revamped Taco Bell, of Yum!Brands(YUM) .
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Diamond Rings pulls out all the stops in the video for new single "Runaway Love." Enjoy motorbike stunts, drag racing, a Delorean, a dude getting a YOLO tatt on his inner lip, a Graham Van Pelt (Miracle Fortress) cameo and John O'Regan looking fabulous in some bound-to-get-dirty white jeans. The new Diamond Rings album, Free Dimensional, is out today via Secret City.
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