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MahApps.Metro Documentation
Install-Package MahApps.Metro
Last updated for stable release 0.10 (released 2012/10/18).
Sponsored by Aim Software
- 1. Foreword
- 1.1. Metro isn't for everything
- 1.2. No UI kit does design for you
- 1.3. Fonts
- 2. Examples
- 3. Getting Started
- 3.1. Installing MahApps.Metro
- 3.2. Styling a Window
- 3.3. Explaining the MetroWindow elements
- 3.4. Customisation
- 3.4.1. WindowCommands
- 3.5. Advanced
- 3.5.1. Roll your own Window
- 188.8.131.52. BorderlessWindowBehavior
- 3.5.1. Roll your own Window
- 4. Controls
- 4.1. MetroWindow
- 4.2. Panorama
- 4.3. Buttons
- 4.3.1. Standard Button
- 4.3.2. MetroCircleButton
- 4.3.3. AppBarButton [Obsolete]
- 4.3.4. Square button
- 4.3.5. FlatButton
- 4.4. Toggle Switch
- 4.5. TextBox
- 4.5.1. Watermark usage
- 4.5.2. Clear text button usage
- 4.6. Progress Ring
- 4.7. Tabs
- 4.7.1. AnimatedTabControl
- 4.7.2. AnimatedSingleRowTabControl
- 4.8. Range Slider
- 4.9. TransitioningContentControl
- 4.10. No automatic binding on WindowCommands with Caliburn.Micro
- 5. Resources
- 6. Credits
- 6.1. Documentation
- 7. Changelog
1. Foreword
1.1. Metro isn't for everything
Microsoft have demonstrated both sides of metro - it can look absolutely stunning if it is done well, or absolutely woeful if done poorly. Not every application translates well into a metro interface. If you're designing a complex tool such as Visual Studio, it's probably best to avoid a heavy-typography based UI style.
Of course, there will always be exceptions to the rule, but just because metro looks simplistic does not mean the design isn't complex. The more complex an application, the more time (generally) you'll need to spend on the design.
1.2. No UI kit does design for you
While MahApps.Metro strives to make good looking metro interfaces easier, but just like with Windows Form or "default" WPF, a designer (or at least thinking about design) is needed to create a good interface. This is a combination of aesthetic and usability.
1.3. Fonts
Segoe UI, Segoe WP and Zegoe UI are all Microsoft/Ascender fonts. They will not be embedded in MahApps.Metro.
2. Examples
3. Getting Started
- Installing MahApps.Metro
- Styling a Window
- Explaining the MetroWindow elements
- Customisation
- Advanced
3.1. Installing MahApps.Metro
You can install MahApps.Metro via Nuget using the GUI (right click on your project, Manage Nuget References, search for 'MahApps.Metro') or via the console:
Install-Package MahApps.Metro
If you wish to use the alpha releases of MahApps.Metro, you need to include "pre" releases in Nuget (1.7 and above)
or use the console (PM> Install-Package MahApps.Metro -Pre
3.2. Styling a Window
There are two main approaches you can take with MahApps.Metro to style a Window, using the MetroWindow
control, or rolling your own. For the getting started guide, we'll use MetroWindow
, as this approach will work for a good percentage of apps and is the quickest and easiest way to get going. Rolling your own styling is covered in the later "Advanced" section.
A default WPF Window with a few controls looks like the following:
Once MahApps.Metro is installed,
open up
add a namespace reference in the opening Window tag:
<Window ...
to<Controls:MetroWindow ...
(remember to change the closing tag!)
You'll need to change the codebehind (MainWindow.xaml.cs
, right-click the designer and select 'View source') so that the inherited class matches the XAML, so public partial class MainWindow : Window
becomes public partial class MainWindow : MetroWindow
That being said - usually you can just drop the inheritance on a partial declaration. This basic MetroWindow will look like this:
This doesn't look very 'metro'-ish yet because the resources and styles need to be included. Unfortunately you need to include these resources in each Window.
We have tried embedding the resources and styles in
, but then you lose all ability to dynamically change the theme.
Just under the opening MetroWindow tag, add the following
<ResourceDictionary Source="pack://application:,,,/MahApps.Metro;component/Styles/Colours.xaml" />
<ResourceDictionary Source="pack://application:,,,/MahApps.Metro;component/Styles/Fonts.xaml" />
<ResourceDictionary Source="pack://application:,,,/MahApps.Metro;component/Styles/Controls.xaml" />
<ResourceDictionary Source="pack://application:,,,/MahApps.Metro;component/Styles/Accents/Blue.xaml" />
<ResourceDictionary Source="pack://application:,,,/MahApps.Metro;component/Styles/Accents/BaseLight.xaml" />
And now we have a semi-decent looking window!
3.3. Explaining the MetroWindow elements
If you don't like the elements that are labelled, fear not, they're all optional.
- The titlebar is what sets
apart from rolling your own.ShowTitleBar="true|false"
- Instead of using static images, this uses a font called Marlett.
- The resize grip is no longer (from 0.8 onwards) the only way to resize a
- all edges and corners can be gripped, but given a metro window doesn't have a noticeable window "chrome" like an aero window, the resize grip can help reassure users ShowIconOnTitleBar="true|false"
3.4. Customisation
3.4.1. WindowCommands
are the minimise, maximise/restore, and close buttons. You can add your own controls to WindowsCommands
- by default, buttons have a style automatically applied to them to make them fit in with the rest of the WindowsCommands
. As of 0.9, you are no longer limited to just buttons, but any control. Be aware, you're responsible for styling anything other than buttons.
Including this within the MetroWindow
tag (under the Window.Resources
<Button Content="settings" />
<StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal">
<Rectangle Width="20" Height="20">
<SolidColorBrush x:Key="BlackBrush" Color="White" />
<VisualBrush Stretch="Fill" Visual="{StaticResource appbar_cupcake}" />
<TextBlock Text="deploy cupcakes" />
Make sure to include the icons to get the cupcake
Produces this window titlebar:
The foreground (link) colour of WindowCommands
will always be white, unless the titlebar is disabled, in which case it will be the reverse of whatever theme you have selected. For example, using the White/Light theme, the foreground colour will be black.
3.5. Advanced
3.5.1. Roll your own Window
The roll your own approach is very relevant, depending on what style of app you're going for. A good example is code52's MarkPad, where we needed the flexibility of rolling our own window while still using MahApps.Metro as an underlying visual framework. The key elements used were the WindowCommands
(discussed above), and BorderlessWindowBehavior
220.127.116.11. BorderlessWindowBehavior
Add some namespace references to the opening Window
Then somewhere within the Window
, add
And you're done! BorderlessWindowBehavior
has a few options, such as ResizeWithGrip
and AutoSizeToContent
<Behaviours:BorderlessWindowBehavior ResizeWithGrip="False" />
4. Controls
Most of the controls are demonstrated in the sample application which you can pull down from source.
There are three categories of controls in MahApps.Metro
- Implicit template/styles that replace the look of existing controls (such as
, orScrollbar
) - Explicit template/styles that require you to set the style of a control (such as
) - New controls (such as
4.1. MetroWindow
is detailed in the getting started section. One property not detailed is the SaveWindowPosition
(true/false, default false) option. Setting this property to true
will mean on next launch, it will automatically be positioned and sized to what it was on exit. This is designed to improve UX and speed development as its one of those "plumbing" UI things that is done regularly.
Be careful though - if a monitor is detached during application exit and restart, or if certain circumstances arise, your application may launch off screen. Be sure to provide a 'reset' option or handle that in code.
4.2. Panorama
s are sideways scrolling (typically tile) lists, found in Windows Phone 7, Windows 8 (the "metro" start screen) and in select parts of the Zune interface.
A Panorama
can be databound, but because of it's nature it needs a different type of collection. Specifically, Panorama
s bind to a(n observable) collection of PanoramaGroup
<Controls:Panorama ItemBox="140" ItemsSource="{Binding Groups}" />
And then on the ViewModel
public ObservableCollection<PanoramaGroup> Groups { get; set; }
public ViewModel()
tracks = new PanoramaGroup("trending tracks");
artists = new PanoramaGroup("trending artists");
Groups = new ObservableCollection<PanoramaGroup> { tracks, artists };
public void GetDataCallback()
4.3. Buttons
4.3.1. Standard Button
This just replaces the standard button when you drop in the library, nothing fancy to activate it
4.3.2. MetroCircleButton
"Standard" circle button, designed for icons.
Add the following to a button to apply this style: Style="{DynamicResource MetroCircleButtonStyle}"
4.3.3. AppBarButton [Obsolete]
Inspired by Windows Phone 7's app bar buttons which are a circle button with text underneath.
Use the AppBarButton
control to use this type of button.
MetroImageSource="{StaticResource appbar_barcode}"
Foreground="{DynamicResource BlackBrush}"
Content="scan" />
Due to issues with this control,
is due to be removed for v1.0
4.3.4. Square button
Another WP7 styled button, this time just for text. Like all the buttons here, has normal, clicked, and hover states.
Add the following to a button to apply this style: Style="{DynamicResource SquareButtonStyle}"
4.3.5. FlatButton
This sort of button can be found when you're making a call on Windows Phone - all of the controls (hang up, keypad, etc) are 'flat buttons'.
Flat button lives in <ResourceDictionary Source="pack://application:,,,/MahApps.Metro;component/Styles/FlatButton.xaml" />
You'll need to import that as well to use it.
4.4. Toggle Switch
The ToggleSwitch
control originally appeared in Windows Phone 7, but has made its way into Windows 8. The MahApps.Metro version of this control uses the Windows Phone 7 code (ported), but the Windows 8 visuals.
The function is very similar to that of a checkbox, but easier to differentiate and easier to use with touch interfaces. Basically though, it can be thought of as a pretty CheckBox
<Controls:ToggleSwitch Header="WiFi rest state" />
You can bind to/set IsChecked
to switch between the two states. You can change the on and off labels by setting <Controls:ToggleSwitch OnLabel="Yes" OffLabel="No" />
4.5. TextBox
There is just the one style in this library for TextBox
, however it does have a special attached property for creating 'watermarked' textboxes and for added a 'clear' button.
What is a watermark?
Watermarked - in the context of textboxes - refers to text that appears in the textbox before the user has focussed or entered text. This is often an alternative to having a set of labels, you can instead just have a textbox with a watermark like 'search terms go here'.
Why AttachedProperty?
The easiest way (for me) would have been to add a custom control, something like <WatermarkedTextBox
, but then that's another control you have to use rather than just the style definitions at the top. The attachedproperty makes it entirely opt in if you want the watermark.
4.5.1. Watermark usage
<TextBox Controls:TextboxHelper.Watermark="This is a textbox" />
Will produce a textbox that looks like the below image. The three states are unfocussed with no user text entered, focussed, and unfocussed with user text.
4.5.2. Clear text button usage
Like the watermark, a simple attached property adds in the functionality
<TextBox Controls:TextboxHelper.ClearTextButton="True" />
Which will give you
This can be combined with - but doesn't require - the watermark attachedproperty
4.6. Progress Ring
The Progress Ring control is styled after a similar control in Windows 8 to indicate activity rather than a percentage of progress completed. <Controls:ProgressRing IsActive="True" />
can easily be bound to a view model property. Override Foreground
if you wish to change the colour.
4.7. Tabs
There are three included tab styles - Animated Tab Control, Single Row Animated Tab Control and the default Tab Control. The default Tab Control style is included in Controls.xaml
, but the other two require specific referencing (make sure to do this after a reference to Controls.xaml
Default look
This shows the three states - selected/active tab, hover and inactive.
4.7.1. AnimatedTabControl
<ResourceDictionary Source="pack://application:,,,/MahApps.Metro;component/Styles/Controls.AnimatedTabControl.xaml" />
Functioning just like the regular tab control, except it animates every tab change by wrapping everything in a MetroContentControl
4.7.2. AnimatedSingleRowTabControl
<ResourceDictionary Source="pack://application:,,,/MahApps.Metro;component/Styles/Controls.AnimatedSingleRowTabControl.xaml" />
functions exactly the same as the AnimatedTabControl
except the tabs will only appear on a single line rather than wrapping. Instead of wrapping, arrows (left/right) are presented.
4.8. Range Slider
Taken from the Avalon Controls Library (MS-PL), RangeSlider
lets you select a range of values with a slider, rather than a single value.
RangeStartSelected="{Binding DarkestValue, Mode=TwoWay}"
RangeStopSelected="{Binding LightestValue, Mode=TwoWay}" />
4.9. TransitioningContentControl
Taken from Silverlight (specifically this port), TransitioningContentControl
is great for switching content smoothly around. At it's core, TransitioningContentControl
is a ContentControl
, so only one child element can be displayed at a time. When you change the content, an animation is played switching the two.
<Controls:TransitioningContentControl x:Name="transitioning" Width="150" Height="50" Transition="DownTransition" />
Built in there are several transitions:
This is still a 'work in progress' control, so there are some limitations - at the moment you can't provide a custom transition without overriding the style of the control.
Known issues
4.10. No automatic binding on WindowCommands with Caliburn.Micro
Caliburn.Micro automatically binds on the visual tree and a couple of other locations, which doesn't cover how MahApps.Metro's awesome WindowCommands
are implemented. To work around this issue for a simple button to action binding, first add the cal
namespace to the root element (usually Controls:MetroWindow
Then explicity attach the button to the action:
<Button x:name="SayWat" Content="wat" cal:Message.Attach="SayWat"/>
5. Resources
5.1. Icons
MahApps.Metro does not embed any icons or "resources" other than control styles. However, there is MahApps.Metro.Resources package. This allows better discoverability and customisation.
You can install this package using nuget:
Install-Package MahApps.Metro.Resources
Currently, this consists of Entypo and Temparian's Windows Phone Icon pack
5.1.1. Usage
The resources are simply Canvas
's wrapping one or more Path
s. To use these sorts of elements, you can just use WPF's VisualBrush
<ResourceDictionary Source="/Resources/Icons.xaml" />
<VisualBrush Visual="{StaticResource appbar_add}" />
If you're trying to create "circle" buttons ala Windows Phone 7, the easiest way is to set the VisualBrush
to be an OpacityMask
on the Rectangle
. This means you just need to alter the Rectangle
colours on state change (hover, mouse down, etc)
<Rectangle Fill="Black">
<VisualBrush Visual="{StaticResource appbar_add}" Stretch="Fill" />
6. Credits
6.1. Documentation
This document uses the metro.css framework, a code52 project.
NuGet button style is provided by nuget-button by Prabir Shrestha.
7. Changelog
Changelog to come. Meanwhile, check out the project commit history.


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Dr. Stephen Dansiger – Interview @ Wellness Day 2011
Posted by ONE80 Staff on December 27, 2011 · Leave a Comment
ONE80CENTER Executive Director & Primary Therapist Dr. Stephen Dansiger, PsyD as interviewed at this year's Wellness Day 2011.
Dr. Stephen Dansiger has provided training, education, leadership, coaching and therapy for a diverse population for many years. Holding a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, he has created and run groups at several top treatment facilities, as well as serving as a Primary Therapist. In his private practice, he specializes in all substance and behavioral addictions, as well as working with PTSD, Complex PTSD, depression, anxiety and other disorders. Dr. Dansiger is a fully EMDRIA Certified EMDR therapist and uses it extensively in his private practice as well as with clients at ONE80CENTER.
Please bookmark our YouTube Channel and keep checking back here often. Many innovative minds in the recovery world were interviewed at this year's event and footage is being rolled out gradually over the coming weeks to the greater community.
Transcripts and links to the remainder of Dr. Dansiger's interview are available below:
QUESTION 01 – Tell us a bit about what you do. (link to video)
My name is Steve Dansiger. I am executive director at one80center. I also have a private practice in Beverly Hills. I am the overseer of the wellness program at One80. I also work director with the clinical director Berni Fried directing the clinical operations here
QUESTION 02 – How did you get in to the recovery world? (link to video)
I got in to the recovery world through the door that many people do, my own recovery. What happened was I was drinking too much and taking too many drugs and when I was 26 years old I had a bottom. I also had many other bottoms. My other bottoms were more devastating and physical. This bottom was more spiritual and emotional, like "I cant do this anymore .I surrender" kind of deal and so that brought me in to the world of recovery as a recovery person and I didn't get in to it professionally for many years. I was a high school teacher and I was a musician and a writer and then I got in to a form of education that really put me in contact with people's problems. I was a diversity trainer and managed conflict resolution. All those kind of things and so I always felt like I was a therapist. And then I had an experience where I was working with a small group of young people and I realized they all had substance abuse problems and that moment was kind of life changing and I wondered 'I wonder what it would be like to help them and if that would help them get out of some of the problems they were getting in to". So that's how I got in to it and the way it went. I went back in to school. Ever since I became a therapist I've always had one foot in the recovery world
QUESTION 03 – What do you think are the of the more important innovations or new knowledge in the field of treatment? (link to video)
I think the reason it's exciting to be in the field is because there's a ton of them. Some it has to do with the neuroscience, which is not my forte – but something that I'm really interested in. We're literally starting to know enough about the brain to be able to actually say things about it – whereas before it was really all conjecture. We're starting to know more about the plasticity of the brain, the healing potential of the brain – which opens up a whole world. One of the worlds it really opens up is trauma-focused therapy and all of the theoretical orientation behind that. I specialize in EMDR therapy, which is heavily predicated on the idea of the brain having plasticity, being able to heal itself – and us as therapists being able to give clients the opportunity to have those things engage. So there's a whole shift in a paradigm towards trauma focus and looking at trauma… it's taken us a lot of years to get here… to look at trauma not just as a precursor to addiction, but to look at it as it's own separate thing that allows us to heal the addiction and the trauma. The person is then less prone to relapse. So for me, personally – and professionally as a therapist – that's the biggest innovation. EMDR, Somatic Experiencing, other therapies that address those issues and see addiction through that prism.
QUESTION 04 – What, if any – wellness activities do you incorporate into the treatment of your clients / patients? (link to video)
I'll answer that in two ways. One in my private practice: I've been meditating in the Zen tradition for over 20-years now. Meditation and Mindfulness and those kind of constructs are brought in all the time. I think as a person and a therapist who has done that practice for as long as I have, it becomes part of the way that I relate to the client. I think it's almost automatic. Also in my private practice I have a great spirit of curiosity about all of the different aspects of wellness in a person's life. I am listening for keywords, I'm listening to what kind of resources we can bring in. At ONE80CENTER, it's our primary focus. A big part of my job is to work with our Wellness Director to find every single resource that's out there that can potentially help the client. We had a speaker today, I think it was Dr. Timothy Fong – who was talking about medications, but also talked about using all modalities… looking for the thing that will help that particular person. What can be a cure for one, can be poison for another. So it's really trying to understand what each particular person is bringing to the table and what might represent an increase in wellness for them. Basically, we bring the kitchen sink – but not throw it at them. We, as a staff – listen to the client and try and help to guide them… from spirituality and nutrition to exercise. Mind, body, spirit.
QUESTION 05 – If you are in recovery how do you think that impacts the way you approach your work? (link to video)
I think is that there is a positive side to the fact that I have gone through a lot of the experiences. There could be a negative side to that too because that could lead me to project my own experience on to someone else but because I realized that a long time ago and had many mentors beat that out of me, of course I could slip in to it always have to track myself. But I think that I have become pretty good at utilizing the fact that I have been there on the clients behalf, without it being sponsorship in AA. It's a clinical relationship where because I have that experience and I have had that exposure to and worked with all these wellness modalities I feel like it definitely feeds my perspective and helps me better understand what a person is going through and heal them .I am very careful not to think "they are going through this and this is what I did when I went through this. " I think my clinical training helped me to see that this is not clinical. I am also very careful not to think of my clinical work as my recovery. My recovery is my recovery. Before I got my doctorate I got my masters and my first semester the only thing I learned was 'you are going to need to take care of yourself in this profession.' That was it. That was the only thing I learned the whole semester. So I am really aware that I need to be very vigilant about my own recovery and recovery and working as a clinician in recovery.
QUESTION 06 – What do you believe are some holistic ways that can beneficially supplement more traditional means of treatment for addiction towards a positive outcome? (link to video)
Just in thinking of the word holistic, our speakers today were a very eclectic mix of perspectives. But the one unifying theme I heard today was that each different perspective is actually part of one holistic approach. I think of the traditional approach as being part of the holistic approach. It's more about how the different modalities might interlock with each other and provide the best outcomes. The ones that are near and dear to me are trauma focused therapy, somatic experiencing. It's strange with all this new data to support it, that it's still looked at as cutting-edge or labeled with an undeserved cache as alternative treatment. It's actually just really, really good therapy. So EMDR and Yoga are treatments in addition to all the other things that it is. It really changes the brain and the mind, body, spirit connection. Any and all other practices like that, I come from a Zen background – so sitting meditation, focusing on breathing… and then there's some things that people think of traditionally, but forget to really individualize like exercise. It's not one size fits all. Finding ways to bring treatment teams together, all talking to each other – to find ways to bring meaningful activities to people in recovery.
QUESTION 07 – What do you think about the role of nutrition in early recovery? (link to video)
I think that it is utterly crucial and a couple of our speaker addressed it today. And I addressed it today wit an anecdote about a friend who remarked that if he were in a bad mood he would think he had to get a new therapist or a new AA group , or break up with his girlfriend or get new friends but what he really needed was a cheeseburger. People just getting hungry or people not eating right can sabotage anything and everything else they try. I have had eating issues around me in the past and I have seen many types of diets. I tried a vegan diet for a couple of years, vegetarian, and a pescatarian, I have gone all over the block and then there was a point where I was just chasing cattle down the street. So I have been through all these phases and I really have noticed the difference. Regardless of which of those diets I was on, there is a way of doing each one of those correctly. Then the other piece of it is nutrition. Like anything else there is a lot that we know that is general knowledge that works for most people but again it is not cookie cutter either. What we talked about today with assessments and seeing MDs and holistic healers and other people who do tests and blood work etc and work together and get a sense of what is going on with one person nutritionally that can be adjusted to provide them with more energy, a better mood, and more ability to deal with their general recovery.
QUESTION 08 – What are your thoughts about incorporating a better understanding of wellness as it relates to the treatment of addiction within the field of treatment professionals? (link to video)
I think that a large part of that is what we are doing here at one80center by inviting the local community to be a part of our community and by that I mean the local community of treatment professions. One of our goals is to create a better understanding of all these modalities and all of these ways of looking at treatment. There are times that we have outside therapists and they will join our treatment team and be part of the person's treatment. And they may be looking through a different prism and we get to learn from them what's working for them and they get to learn from us all these pieces of wellness we are so concerned with. There is a reason why we have chosen wellness day to be a theme of our major event every year. The idea is that if we can spread an understanding, I wont call it message, of what seems to be a remarkable truth that has been around a couple thousand years or so. That in addition to the scientific knowledge that we have acquired over time, that the more treatment professionals see this as a pathway to peoples healing the more people will get the healing. So I think it is radically important.
QUESTION 09 – What do you think are the most important wellness related components for a clients recovery and why? (link to video)
Again I think again it's going to be very individual. I think this was a theme here today. I think that the real wellness or the core of it, is going to come from the feeling of safety. And it's going to come from a feeling of interconnectedness and community and being heard. I think that there are many pieces to wellness and I think those ones that I just listed are the ones that open the gateway to the others. If a person feels safe and heard then they can then hear themselves or people on the outside saying 'hey there's a yoga class' 'hey have you thought about eating this.?' There are the gateway drugs and theses are the gateways to wellness.


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Brahma Kumaris have been doing service for the people of Curacao since 1993, on a small scale through radio talks and lectures for families and small Hatha Yoga groups. In 1999 a Brahma Kumaris Center in Curaçao was officially opened and service in Bonaire and Aruba then also started. Since then many souls have taken benefit from the knowledge of the Brahma Kumaris, offered through courses, lectures, workshops and classes on a regular basis, to the community as a whole, irrespective of anyone's background. Our aim is to transform the world through our personal transformation.
In 2003 the sub-center in Bonaire was opened and regular courses, lectures and classes are also offered there. The knowledge of who we are helps us to change and develop ourselves, and to grow in self awareness, understanding and general well-being. In the silence of meditation we reconnect with our true identity and recall our intrinsic qualities of peace, harmony, love, power and joy and share that with the world. Whenever you plan to visit one of these Islands you are most welcome to contact us and pay us a visit to the Brahma Kumaris Raja Yoga Center.


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The Flemish government already pays premiums to the owners of energy-conscious homes, in the form of a rebate on the real estate tax known as the onroerende voorheffing, which is collected in Flanders by the regional government. At present, rebates amount to 20% or 40% depending on the level of energy-saving achieved. The rebate runs for a period of 10 years.
Under the new system, announced this week by energy minister Freya Van den Bossche and budget minister Philippe Muyters, the rebate would increase to 50% and could even go as high as 100%, but only for a period of five years. In return, the conditions for qualifying for the premium would become stricter, taking account of the evolution in building materials that has taken place since the current system came into operation in 2009.
"An energy-saving house may cost a bit more, but it does deliver a lifelong discount on energy bills," Van den Bossch (pictured) said. "With this premium, we hope to encourage families to build even more energy-conscious houses."
"With this higher contribution," added Muyters, "we'll be motivating the front-runners and helping bridge those difficult early years" before the investment begins to pay off.


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IF IT'S iSCREAM, FRIENDLY'S WANTS TO HEAR IT
Interactive program encourages teens and young adults to express their love, and compete to score cool prizes
WILBRAHAM, Mass. (June 4, 2007) – What are the sounds of summer? The splash in a swimming pool, the crack of a baseball bat, and the sizzle of hot dogs on a grill. This summer, Friendly's is asking people to add their own sound to the mix with iScream Friendly's, an interactive program for teens and young adults to "scream" their love and passion for Friendly's. The program helps celebrate Friendly's ice cream, and kicks off the launch of the company's two new summer beverages, Iced Lattes and Friendly's Chillers.
Enter Early and Often
Friendly's is asking people to "scream" their video and photo entries and submit them via www.iscreamfriendlys.com or their mobile phone. Submissions to the contest should express why they love Friendly's. From June 4th to August 12th, anyone over the age of 13 can send in a video or image they think best represents their passion for Friendly's, whether it's about their favorite ice cream flavor, their preferred meal or their own unique take on the brand. Entries can be a simple snapshot or a video based on a rehearsed screenplay—either way, Friendly's wants to hear people scream!
Anyone can visit www.iscreamfriendlys.com to vote for their favorite screams. A "Tell-A-Friend" feature lets people share their submissions with friends and family and encourage them to support their submission. Each week for seven weeks, the ten most popular videos and the ten most popular images will be selected based on this voting. A panel of judges will determine the winner among the finalists in each category. Judging starts for the first set of submissions on July 2nd and weekly winners in both the video and photo categories will receive great prize packages.
Hot Summer, Cool Prizes
Prizes include an Apple TV™ paired with a Canon® digital camera and a Video iPod® matched with a Bose® SoundDock system, among other cool items. All weekly finalists, plus 60 wild card entries, will be judged in a final contest, where grand prize winners in both categories will receive a $10,000 Apple shopping spree. Second and third prize winners in each category will win $5,000 and $2,500 Apple shopping sprees, respectively.
Mohawks Rock the Streets
In addition to the contest, Friendly's street teams sporting funky mohawks will pound the pavement in more than 15 cities across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic United States during July and August. These teams will distribute coupons for free Friendly's Chillers and Iced Lattes, and will show people how to enter the iScream contest. Selected people who text "iSCREAM" to 30364 will receive an iScream t-shirt, just for shouting out to Friendly's.
A Strong Heritage
"Friendly's has been creating warm memories for customers for more than 70 years, and we love hearing about their great experiences in our restaurants," said George Condos, president and CEO of Friendly Ice Cream Corporation. "iScream Friendly's gives the younger generation of our fans a fun way to express their love for Friendly's – and win some really great prizes. We can't wait to see the creative photos and videos they share with us."
New Iced Beverages Help Beat the Heat
Friendly's Iced Lattes and Friendly's Chillers are delicious new iced beverages designed to quench thirsts and cool down consumers this summer. Iced Lattes are made with specialty coffee swirled with cream, while Friendly's Chillers are a crisp combination of Sprite and orange juice poured over ice and topped off with a splash of tropical fruit flavors. Friendly's new Iced Lattes come in five refreshing flavors including Regular, Mocha, Caramel, French Vanilla and Hazelnut. Friendly's Chillers are available in Blue Raspberry, Cherry and Pineapple. Both Iced Lattes and Friendly's Chillers are available now in all Friendly's restaurants for only $2.99.
Friendly Ice Cream Corporation (Amex: FRN) is a vertically integrated restaurant company serving signature sandwiches, entrees and ice cream desserts in a friendly, family environment in more than 510 company and franchised restaurants throughout the Northeast. The company also manufactures ice cream, which is distributed through more than 4,000 supermarkets and other retail locations. With a 71-year operating history, Friendly's enjoys strong brand recognition and is currently revitalizing its restaurants and introducing new products to grow its customer base. The website is www.friendlys.com.
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Oil spills into Mississippi River after barge collision
Some 300 gallons of crude oil has spilled into the Mississippi River in Alton this morning after a vessel ran into a fleeting area near Alton, causing barges to break away.
The U.S. Coast Guard said it happened just before one this morning. 14 barges, two dry docks and two workplats broke away. The Captain of the Port closed the river from mile marker 194 to 198 after the accident. All barges, flts and dry-docks were secured and the river reopened at 2:13 a.m. Friday.
The Coast Guard is checking for any environmental damage by inspecting facilities, barges and the shoreline.
Barges break loose near Alton; possible oil spill
The Mississippi River is closed near St. Louis again. This time, the problem is several barges that broke loose and collided with some docked barges.
The Coast Guard says it happened around midnight near the confluence with the Missouri River.
Early reports indicate that the accident may have caused a significant oil spill in the river.
Body of Bellefountaine Neighbors man recovered after boat capsized
The bodies of two Missouri boaters are now been recovered after the men went missing on the Mississippi River near Hartford in southern Illinois.
Illinois conservation police said Monday that 46-year-old Wendell Robinson of Bellefontaine Neighbors, Mo., was found Sunday in the river at Cape Girardeau, Mo. The body of the other boater, 60-year-old Mike Flythe of St. Louis, was found April 21. Authorities say the men's boat capsized near where the Mississippi and Missouri rivers meet on April 6.
The Telegraph in Alton reports that Flythe's body was found about 15 miles away from the accident scene. Robinson's body was missing for 22 days and found about 100 miles away.
One boy was rescued after the accident.
Father and son rescued from Mississippi River
A man and his teenage son are safe after being rescued from the Mississippi River Tuesday evening.
About 6 p.m. the two had become stranded when their johnboat snagged on debris near the Ameren Rush Island power plant about 12 miles south of Crystal City.
The Coast Guard was unable to launch an immediate rescue operation because their nearby boat launches were all underwater.
Crews from the Jefferson County R-7 Fire Department did get a boat in the water and rescued the pair just before 8 p.m.
Both the father and his 15 year old son were treated for exposure, but are expected to recover.
Raw sewage spilling into Mississippi River
ST. LOUIS (AP) - Millions of gallons of raw sewage are pouring into the Mississippi River from a St. Louis wastewater treatment plant where two of three pumps have failed.
Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District spokesman Lance LeComb says the pumps went out on Sunday night, and it's unclear how quickly they may be fixed or replaced.
LeComb says the plant takes in 110 million gallons of sewage a day. While acknowledging the spillage's seriousness, he says the sewage that makes its way into the river is being diluted by the rain-swollen waterway.
He says the spill has been reported to the state.
The spill isn't likely to affect the river's recreational users, given that the currents are dangerously elevated. But many communities downriver from St. Louis draw their drinking water from the river.
Miss. River stretch reopens after barge breakaways
ST. LOUIS (AP) - A stretch of the Mississippi River near St. Louis is reopened to shipping after the Coast Guard concluded 11 barges that sank last weekend in the rain-swollen waterway weren't a hazard to navigation.
The 15-mile stretch was reopened Monday, while investigators continue trying to determine what caused 114 barges to break free Saturday night from where they were docked in St. Louis County.
Four of the barges hit the Jefferson Barracks Bridge spanning the river between Missouri and Illinois. Officials determined that the bridge was undamaged.
All of the barges that didn't sink were corralled.
Coast Guard Lt. Colin Fogarty says the breakaway could have been caused by various factors related to the elevated current of the rain-swollen river.
Fogarty says efforts to salvage the sunken barges will begin soon.
Flooded Mississippi drawing tourists to downtown riverfront
A flood warning remains in effect for communities along the Mississippi River, including St. Louis.
As of 9:30 PM Sunday, the river was at at 33.7 feet in St. Louis, 3.7 feet above flood stage.
The sight of so much water swamping the levy is drawing gawkers, locals as well as tourists, to the Arch grounds.
Plenty of sightseers spent a sunny Sunday afternoon snapping pictures of the rising river, the water covering Lenore K. Sullivan Blvd. and the lower steps of the Arch just off the roadway.
But the high river levels mean the current is so swift, huge logs and debris are being swept downstream, a reminder of why it is called the Mighty Mississippi.
That strong current pulled more than 100 barges loose Saturday night, several hitting the JB Bridge, forcing its closure while an inspection was conducted. MoDOT's check of the bridge showed no damage, so the span was reopened.
The river, however, remains closed to traffic because of concerns that some sunken barges may be blocking the navigation channel. And more rain, expected Monday night and Tuesday, means it could be closed for some time.
Governor visits Clarksville, town still battling flooding
CLARKSVILLE, Mo. (AP) — People in the eastern Missouri hamlet of Clarksville are getting a boost from the Missouri National Guard and even from prison inmates as they battle the surging Mississippi River.
The river is expected to crest nearly 11 feet above flood stage on Sunday at Clarksville, an unprotected town of 442 residents about 60 miles north of St. Louis. Residents and volunteers have built a makeshift levee made of gravel, plastic overlay and sandbags. On Saturday, attention turned to making sure the sandbag levee is sturdy enough to hold back the water.
Governor Jay Nixon visited Clarksville on Saturday.
Flood Warning issued for Mississippi River
Flooding continues to be a problem in the St. Louis metro area as rain-swollen creeks remain out of their banks.
Now the National Weather Service is warning that the Mighty Mississippi will likely over-spill it's banks in the next few days. A flood warning has been issued for communities along the river from Canton, Missouri -- north of Hannibal, to Chester, Illinois. That warning includes the riverfront in St. Louis.
Officials say the Mississippi will rise above flood stage by Friday evening. It's expected to crest at around 39.4 feet by Tuesday morning.
Two men escape after plunging Smart car into Mississippi River
A bad turn in their Smart car plunges two men into the Mississippi River this morning.
They were able to escape on their own but but were helped up the riverbank near Mullanphy Street north of downtown by rescue workers just after 10 a.m.
Both were treated at the scene by paramedics, but their injuries did not appear to be life-threatening. One had his arm put in a sling by rescue workers.
The St. Louis Post Dispatch reports officials say it appeared the men were trying to turn the vehicle around when they backed over the embankment and into the water.
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Exclusive: Writer Max Landis on Shawn Levy's Upcoming Frankenstein
The new film 20th Century Fox
That bundle of electric energy known as Max Landis (son of John Landis, writer of the Masters of Horror episode "Deer Woman") hit the red carpet of Chillerama in Hollywood last night and we cornered him to discuss the projects he has in the works, namely 20th Century Fox's Frankenstein. Landis confirms to us that Real Steel helmer Shawn Levy is director for Frankenstein and he explains his take on the Mary Shelley tale. Source: Ryan Turek, Managing Editor |


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Boulder, Colo., July 13, 2010
Geolocation tools -- applications that broadcast the physical location of consumers when they're online -- are the latest innovation in social media. Twitter recently rolled out its location-based features, and Facebook is expected to follow suit. But according to new research commissioned by Webroot, a leading provider of Internet security for the consumer, enterprise and SMB markets, the growing popularity of these applications does not come without concerns.
Webroot surveyed more than 1,500 social network users who own geolocation-ready mobile devices and found that although 39% indicated to using geolocation on their mobile devices, many expressed concerns over security and privacy. In addition, a surprising number engaged in behaviors that could put themselves and their private information at risk. Among the key findings:
As location-based applications continue to gain popularity, we should all be increasingly aware of what cyber-criminals can do with the huge amount of personal data that is being shared by everyone on the Web," said Jeff Horne, Director of Threat Research at Webroot. "People often get excited about the new features available on social networks and forget about the power of the Internet and the amount of valuable information they give away through the simple act of updating their status and 'checking-in' at their current location.
Summary of additional findings:
The Webroot survey uncovered that a significant number of people have fallen prey to criminals who target social network users for attack:
Yet even in the face of these risks, many consumers have still developed some bad habits:
Age and gender seem to play a role in levels of concern with the location-based tools:
The primary motivations for using geolocation applications are to get informed (67 percent) and to meet up with friends (43 percent). Other top uses of geolocation tools include;
What Can Users Do?
To help consumers understand and protect themselves from the implications of sharing information via location-based applications, Webroot has provided the following tips as a guideline for safer social networking:
Be aware of your Smartphone settings - To keep your personal whereabouts private, turn off the "locate me" feature on your iPhone, or the GPS photo-tagging feature found on most Smartphones. When enabled, this feature allows your phone to store GPS data within your pictures. Thus every time you take a picture and upload it to a social network or other Web site, the photo contains GPS data that can pinpoint your location.
Never post anything you wouldn't want the world to see - Even with privacy settings enabled, social network sites themselves make mistakes and sometimes accidentally make information marked private available to anyone. As a rule of thumb, only post photos or messages that you wouldn't mind your boss, parent, or any stranger to see or read.
Make personal information private - Protect yourself by updating privacy settings on your profile to restrict or omit access to any personal data. Users of popular geolocation services that allow you to share where you are should be especially careful to disclose your location only to specific people, and to nobody else.
Don't be the first to click a link - When a friend posts a link to a Web site on their profile or wall, and you've never been to that Web site before, wait a few hours before you click. Being the first to follow a link can lead to being the next victim of a social network worm.
Read between the lines - Familiarize yourself with the social networks' privacy options to ensure you're taking advantage of any enhanced security features.
Be exclusive - Only accept friend requests, emails and site links from people you know. Even then, be selective about who you "friend" and what you open or click, especially from people you don't know.
About the Research
Between June 7, 2010, and June 8, 2010, Webroot sponsored an online survey of Internet users in the United States and the United Kingdom. The panel management company e-Rewards invited panel members who own a mobile Internet device, use geolocation features on one or more mobile devices, and have a social network profile that they access monthly or more often to participate in the study. With a total of 1,645 respondents, the margin of error is ±2.4 percentage points.
Webroot is bringing the power of software-as-a-service (SaaS) to Internet security with its suite of Webroot® SecureAnywhere™ offerings for consumers and businesses. Webroot also offers security intelligence solutions to organizations focused on cyber-security, such as Palo Alto Networks, F5, Corero, Juniper, and others. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Colorado, Webroot is the largest privately held Internet security organization based in the United States. For more information, visit http://www.webroot.com or call 800.772.9383. Read the Webroot Threat Blog: http://blog.webroot.com. Follow Webroot on Twitter: http://twitter.com/webroot.
©2013 Webroot Inc. All rights reserved. Webroot, SecureAnywhere, and Webroot SecureAnywhere are trademarks or registered trademarks of Webroot Inc. in the United States and other countries.
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'Speak, memory', said Vladimir Nabokov. And immediately there came flooding back to him a host of enchanting recollections - of his comfortable childhood and adolescence, of his rich, liberal-minded father, his beautiful mother, an army of relations and family hangers- on and of grand old houses in St Petersburg and the surrounding countryside in pre- Revolutionary Russia. Young love, butterflies, tutors and a multitude of other themes thread together to weave an autobiography, which is itself a work of art.
Part of a major new series of the works of Vladimir Nabokov, author of Lolita and Pale Fire, in Penguin Classics.


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Peace with justice
Pacem in Terris (Latin for "Peace on Earth") is a 45-year-old, interfaith, independent, member-supported non-profit organization based in Wilmington, Delaware. Its work embodies a creative mix of hope and vision with pragmatic education and positive action.
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"Pacem in Terris (Latin for "Peace on Earth") was founded by an interfaith group or clergy, business leaders and academics in Wilmington, Delaware in 1967. For 46 years it has facilitated the active participation of people and organizations on issues and projects relevant to the quest for peace, justice, and sustainability throughout the world. Pacem seeks to change attitudes and bring about involvement and actions that lead to positive change and that help people understand that peace is a necessity for survival, not a luxury for the affluent.
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The Pardons Project, a restorative justice project of Delaware Pacem in Terris in collaboration with the Delaware Center for Justice, works to eradicate civil barriers to reintegration of ex-prisoners into society by empowering and preparing them to represent themselves before the Board of Pardons. Most of the people who come to the Pardons Project have already begun the process of rehabilitating themselves through counseling, further education, and service to the community.
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A 37-year-old Hartland Township man had threatened to show up at his wife's place of employment with a firearm on Tuesday morning, according to Lynch.
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We. Have a right to no what's goin on in are day cares so we should no the name and location of this day care who's to say this man won't re attempt this we need to keep are children safe and u are not slowing us to do that by not sayn the name of the day care is business more important than are children's safety??
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Not lazy makes comments like this, but I'd be wiling to bet doesn't consider the Medicare he's drawing to be an entitlement.
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The hard-working members of the Havre Eagles auxiliary are willing to work together with their male counterparts and resolve their differences over rent. That dispute prompted the male trustees to bar the women from the kitchen and dining areas of the Havre lodge.
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