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Derbyshire and Leicestershire have agreed to postpone their opening Championship fixture of season, which was due to start on Sunday at Grace Road, after Tom Poynton, the Derbyshire wicketkeeper, was involved a serious car crash that claimed the life of his father, Keith.
Poynton, 24, was admitted to hospital after the accident, which happened on Friday evening, with a suspected fractured collarbone and other injuries which were classed as serious, but not life-threatening.
The Derbyshire chief executive, Simon Storey, said: "We are a small close knit group here at Derbyshire and Tom's dad was well-known to our players and coaching staff.
"We are still trying to come to terms with the devastating news and at the moment our concerns are solely with Tom and his family at this difficult time.
"We are deeply indebted to the chairman, chief executive and director of cricket at Leicestershire CCC, who have supported the decision to postpone the game. I am very sorry to everyone who was looking forward to the opening fixture."
The fixture will now provisionally start on June 8. An Leicestershire statement said: "As a mark of respect, the game has been postponed…with the ECB giving its blessing to the decision."
The Second XI friendly fixture between Derbyshire and Leicestershire, which was due to start at Derby this week on April 7, has also been postponed and will be moved to a date to be agreed.
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dummy4fb on April 7, 2014, 16:54 GMT
Respect and hope things get better,
godshand on April 6, 2014, 13:02 GMT
Sad news, may his father RIP and he recovers soon !!!
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Deepest Sympathies Tom, please get well soon!
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Get well soon........God bless you
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really sad to hear that Tom. Deep condolence of your father's death. Sympathies from a Pakistani cricket lover.
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Awful news... heart felt sympathy to Tom and his family. Hope you get back behind the timbers ASAP
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sad news for up coming young crickter
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That's very unfortunate. Get well soon Tom.
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Tom, My condolences with you and your family. May god give you the strength. Get well soon.
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You can't exactly run out to any retailer and grab a pair of Greek sandals, so if you need some in a hurry, make your own. Modifying a pair of flip flops to look like Greek sandals is fast and looks realistic if you need them for a Halloween costume or school play. Once you are done with the Greek look, the flip flops can be reused.
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Place the centre of a piece of ribbon underneath the foot and pull the pieces up so they are equal on both sides of the foot.
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Crisscross the ribbon around the calf, coming up to the knee. The crisscrosses should form large "X" shapes on the front and back of the calf.
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Tie the ribbon in a knot once you reach the knee. The knot should be underneath the knee. To keep the knotted ribbon in place, a rubber band can be slipped under the knee and over the knot to keep it secure. Make sure the rubber band is not too tight or painful.
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The Ultimate Life is the follow up to the touching movie "The Ultimate Gift". The Ultimate Gift was such a great movie, I just knew I wanted to see the follow up which hit shelves December 10.
The Ultimate Life
This touching story of hope and family values is the follow-up to the heartwarming film and best-seller The Ultimate Gift. After receiving life-changing gifts from his grandfather, Jason Stevens finds himself in need of guidance once again. Jason's billion dollar foundation is being challenged in a courtroom battle, which complicates his relationship with his soul mate. When it looks like he may lose it all, he finds his grandfather's journal. With everything he loves hanging in the balance, he embarks on a journey into the past through the journal to learn what it means to live…The Ultimate Life.
This is a season where I really like to sit down with my kids and watch shows/movies that warm the heart. It's so easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle, that sometimes we need to remember what life is really about. We have to remember to take the time out of the busy and spend it with the ones we love. Which is one of the points in this story. I won't give it all away because I want you to watch it for yourself, but it was a movie with lessons that parents and kids, alike can learn from.
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The Public Education and Oral History Committee grew out of the success of the Antitrust Section's Oral History Project, a project launched in 2007 by the Oral History Task Force. The goal of the Oral History Project was to capture the perspectives and memories of the great men and women who have contributed to the growth and development of antitrust law by recording interviews or, more accurately, fascinating conversations, between well-known figures in antitrust law. To date, over fifty interviews have been video-recorded, and the Committee continues to conduct interviews annually. These videos are available to be viewed online or as podcasts. Please click here for a link to the videos and for more information about the Oral History Project.
Scroll down to the "Other Projects" section for information regarding the Committee's latest project: a 90-minute documentary featuring excerpts from the interviews conducted as part of the Oral History Project.
In addition to preserving the history of the ABA Section of Antitrust law, the Public Education and Oral History Committee has engaged in projects designed to educate the public about the antitrust laws and various consumer protection issues. For more information regarding those endeavors, scroll down to the "Other Projects" section.
The Oral History Task Force was created to preserve the history of the ABA Section of Antitrust Law by video-recording interviews or more accurately, fascinating conversations, between well-known figures in antitrust law. Those taking part in the Oral History Project have included former Assistant Attorney Generals and Deputy Assistant Attorney Generals for the U.S. Department of Justice's Antitrust Division, former Chairs and Commissioners of the Federal Trade Commission, federal appeals court judges and former Chairs of the ABA Section of Antitrust Law. Since the inception of the Oral History Project, over fifty interviews have been recorded. Now that the Task Force is a formal Committee, the work of collecting oral histories is far from over and we hope to conduct additional interviews each year. The interviews usually take place during the spring meeting of the ABA Antitrust Section. In 2015, we conducted interviews of former foreign antitrust officials.
Click here for a complete list of the interviews that have been conducted as part of the Oral History Project and for a link to view those videos online. The videos can be downloaded and are also available as streaming media in QuickTime format. If you do not have QuickTime player installed, please download the free version before viewing.
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ABA Antitrust Section Oral History Project: Gordon Spivack (July 14, 2015)
Introductions by Elinor Hoffmann (Deputy Chief, Antitrust Bureau, State of New York, Office of the Attorney General; Vice Chair, Federal Civil Enforcement Committee) and Jon Jacobson (Partner, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati PC, New York, NY; Vice Chair, ABA Section of Antitrust Law)Documentary Project
The Public Education and Oral History Committee is pleased to announce its latest endeavor: the Documentary Project. The goal of the Documentary Project is to select portions of the oral history interviews and transform them into a 90-minute documentary that will offer the perspectives of well-known figures in antitrust law and capture the history of the Section of Antitrust Law. The project is in the early phases, so please check back for more information.
Public Education Projects
The Consumer Protection Video Series
The Public Education and Oral History Committee has created a series of video vignettes for educating high school students on the consumer problems they and their families typically face. The videos tackle difficult issues such as cyber-bullying, identity theft, "sexting," and distracted driving. These videos should be used by educators in the classroom to open a dialogue with their students about these issues. Please click the links below to view the videos.
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The Public Education and Oral History Committee also has developed a four-part antitrust curriculum for use in high school classrooms around the country. The curriculum provides students with lessons into why the antitrust laws matter, as well as interactive games to master the basic principles. The curriculum is available here.
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Last week, following reports in industry journal IT Week, BT admitted one of its telesales operators spotted calls to a CIX modem on a customer's list of discounted "friends and family" numbers. She then offered to send the customer a CD-Rom for BT's new pay-as-you-go Internet service, Click. BT concedes that the sales operator was wrong to do this, and she has been reprimanded.
However, the accusation is a serious one. BT could have a real advantage over rival Internet service providers if its Internet arm uses information from the phone business to market products and services.
"We are not allowed to do it and we know that and we don't make a practice of it," said David Pincott, public relations officer for BT Internet and Multimedia. "In this case, there clearly was an error, and one of our telesales people did mention the new Internet product, Click."
Mr Pincott believes the case is an isolated incident, the result of one member of staff overstepping the mark. "It doesn't happen very often and the procedures [to deal with it] are very robust," he says. "We investigated very, very quickly and we have briefed our telesales advisers that this sort of thing must not go on."
Oftel, the industry regulator, is investigating the case, but the Internet industry as a whole appears prepared to accept BT's stance - and its promises to prevent a repetition - at face value. "You have to accept the fact that sales staff are enthusiastic," said Richard Woods, public relations manager at the ISP UUNet. "If this is not their policy, it is good news."
The question is whether this was an isolated incident, as BT maintains, or part of a wider campaign. It is not the first time that the company has been accused of using customer information to steal a march on its competitors. Rupert Goodwins, the IT Week journalist who broke the story, says other readers have contacted the publication with similar experiences in the last week. "We have had four responses," he explains. "As far as we can tell, they're different salespeople."
Whether it is official policy or not, BT's rivals believe that cases of poaching and other dubious practices will come up when one company is so dominant in the marketplace. "As long as the dominant telecommunications company can provide these integrated applications, you will always be open to this type of abuse" said a spokeswoman for AOL. If it does, customers will be the losers, as smaller ISPs are squeezed from the marketplace.
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Mpumalanga Black Aces striker Mabhuti Khenyeza has exclusively told Goal that he has no interest in playing for the national team ever again
Khenyeza joined Aces after being initially banned from the PSL when he was playing for Ajax Cape Town last season. The controversial player shares his views on his Bafana Bafana chances.
"I have had my fair share in the Bafana Bafana setup and I honestly do not want to go back there again.
"I am aware that Gordon Igesund is giving players who are performing well a chance, but unfortunately I think I have passed that stage of playing for Bafana," said Khanyeza.
Read more on: PSL refers Black Aces' Khenyeza matter to arbitration
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Khenyeza has been in fine form at the start of this season under Clive Barker and he says working with the legendary coach has brought the best out of him. Barker made it easier put the alleged 'spitting incident' behind him and focus on his football.
"I am experienced and I knew that I had to stay focused and keep on training despite the things that were happening on the side. This is my time to play and enjoy my football as I have always done.
"He (Clive) is a super coach. He brings the best out of each of us and I am really privileged to be coached by him," he said.
With their 2-1 victory against AmaZulu on Tuesday, Khenyeza said he is hoping that this is the beginning of greater things to come for his team.


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Weave uses a traditional double-blind peer-review process to evaluate our scholarly articles. Our peer-reviewers are a mix of UX theorists and practitioners, because we strive to publish articles about both the why and the how of doing UX work in libraries.
Signage by Design: A Design-Thinking Approach to Library User Experience
Signage is a powerful visual tool for communication and a crucial component of the library user experience. Signage can welcome, guide, instruct, and delight users, helping them navigate the complex information world of any library. In practice, however, signage can be problematic, revealing tensions between various stakeholders, and contributing to visual noise through information overload; this often leads to signage blindness, library anxiety, and confusion. This article explores how libraries can use a design-thinking approach to improve the user experience in physical library spaces, particularly with respect to signage, based on our experience at the UTS Library, a university library in Australia that serves the University of Technology Sydney (UTS). We found that a design-thinking approach that uses the processes of empathy, problem definition, solution ideation, prototyping, and testing, can help libraries make significant and meaningful changes that can be adopted at relatively low cost.
Collecting Space Use Data to Improve the UX of Library Space
Collecting data about where people are and what they are doing is an easy entry point into exploring the user experience of library space. This article examines projects at two academic libraries where space use data was collected multiple times per day for several months. The two projects were designed and carried out independently but had the same purpose: to better understand how students were using library spaces so that we could improve student experiences. Collecting space use data provided a baseline understanding of user behavior in these spaces. Similar to web analytics, this baseline can be useful on its own or used in conjunction with other forms of user research.
Speed Matters: Performance Enhancements for Library Websites
For a user, speed matters. A quick-loading web page facilitates a positive and pleasant user experience. In this article, I discuss the performance of 129 library websites, and detail a practical plan for addressing common performance issues.
Anticipatory Design: Improving Search UX using Query Analysis and Machine Cues
This article looks at how inferred and contextual aspects of a search query can offer new ways of thinking about the search results page. Data mining for user context requires using techniques to understand the intentions behind search queries and the physical/network locations of our users. By applying the residual machine cues inherent to the search act and using semantic query analysis, we can improve user experience to anticipate user needs and introduce personal context. This is anticipatory design in practice. In the article, I define the components of anticipatory design, consider the privacy implications of anticipatory systems, examine how our search interfaces as a primary interaction model lend themselves to anticipatory design, and look at how inferred and contextual cues can be brought into a search prototype to improve the search user experience.
Creating a Culture of Usability
While usability testing is primarily applied to websites, it can and should be applied to many aspects of the library. Standing usability teams are an ideal means of improving usability across the library. As usability is applied to more library projects and usability skills develop, the library moves towards a culture of usability. This paper explores the creation of web usability teams as a means to develop a culture of usability and examines the steps taken by Memorial University Libraries to move in this direction.
Service Design: An Introduction to a Holistic Assessment Methodology of Library Services
This paper explores service design as a relevant method for service assessment and creation in a library environment. Service design allows for a holistic and systemic look at the various systems that make a library function. This methodology is a co-creative process conducted with library staff and patrons. By working together, librarians and patrons can create more relevant services or refine current services to be more effective and efficient.
Improving Library User Experience with A/B Testing: Principles and Process
This paper demonstrates how user interactions can be measured and evaluated with A/B testing, a user experience research methodology. A/B testing entails a process of controlled experimentation whereby different variations of a product or service are served randomly to users in order to determine the highest performing variation. This paper describes the principles of A/B testing and details a practical web-based application in an academic library. Data collected and analyzed through this A/B testing process allowed the library to initiate user-centered website changes that resulted in increased website engagement and improved user experience. A/B testing is presented as an integral component of a library user experience research program for its ability to provide quantitative user insights into known UX problems.
Improving the Library Homepage through User Research—Without a Total Redesign
Conducting user research doesn't have to be difficult, time consuming, or expensive. Your Library website can be improved through user research even if you have design restrictions because of a prescribed branding scheme, content management system, or any other reason. At Simmons College in Boston, we recently performed a user research study that took an in-depth look at the content organization and wording of links on the Library homepage. We conducted an in-person paper survey using paper prototypes to collect feedback from Library users. Based on the research findings, we made significant updates to the Library homepage that make it much easier for users to find the information they need.
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By the looks of it, being a footballer's wife has enough drama even when it happens in real life, let alone on TV.
The French Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud has provoked outrageous media attention to himself twice this month. In the beginning of February Olivier was accused of cheating on his wife with US model Celia Kay in a hotel room. The 27 year old footballer denied the accusations. A week ago Celia Kay herself told the media Olivier had never cheated on his wife with her. However, several photographs of the half-naked Giroud in Kay's hotel room emerged on the Internet. Shortly after the Arsenal player decided to publicly state he had indeed cheated on his wife with Kay. He wrote a short apology to his fans, his family and his club on Twitter. Giroud stated in English and French that earning forgiveness for his mistake is the most important thing for him at this moment.
According to Metro, the footballer will probably receive a heavy fine from the club for his actions since he has violated curfew rules.


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CRESENCIO Name Report:
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First Names which are compatible or rhyming with CRESENCIO. They will be the best brother/sister names for CRESENCIO.
Names That Includes CRESENCIO as a Whole
Compatible Names with CRESENCIO According to First Letters
Compatible Names According to First 8 Letters (CRESENCI) - Names That Begins with cresenci:
Cresencia, CresencianoCompatible Names According to First 7 Letters (CRESENC) - Names That Begins with cresenc:
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Compatible Names According to First 5 Letters (CRESE) - Names That Begins with crese:
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Creston, Cress, Creswell, Cres, Crescenzo, Cresho, Cressler, Crescantino, Crestwell, Cresta, Crescent, Crest, Creshelle, Crescens, Crespo, Cressey, Cressa, CressentCompatible Names According to First 3 Letters (CRE) - Names That Begins with cre:
Creighton, Creed, Crews, Crenshaw, Creasy, Creamer, Creig, Creer, Creviston, Creech, Cregg, Creg, Cree, Creagh, Creedmore, Creffield, Creneti, Creena, Crea, CreasonCompatible Names According to First 2 Letters (CR) - Names That Begins with cr:
Craig, Cristina, Cruz, Crawford, Crystal, Cristian, Crane, Cristobal, Cross, Crispin, Crowley, Crosby, Cristin, Crowe, Cris, Crandall, Crayton, Crittenden, Crockett, CristianaRhyming Names with cresencio According to Last Letters
Rhyming Names According to Last 8 Letters (RESENCIO) - Names That Ends with resencio:
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Asencio, AusencioRhyming Names According to Last 5 Letters (ENCIO) - Names That Ends with encio:
Florencio, Prudencio, Inocencio, Jovencio, Gaudencio, Vivencio, Melencio, Fulgencio, Vicencio, Fidencio, Villavicencio, Evencio, Juvencio, Rubencio, Orencio, Aurencio, Mencio, AudencioRhyming Names According to Last 4 Letters (NCIO) - Names That Ends with ncio:
Leoncio, Venancio, Constancio, Nuncio, Mancio, Lactancio, Cancio, AmancioRhyming Names According to Last 3 Letters (CIO) - Names That Ends with cio:
Ignacio, Mauricio, Horacio, Patricio, Rocio, Lucio, Anastacio, Bonifacio, Marcio, Vinicio, Dalmacio, Recio, Engracio, Melecio, Palacio, Dionicio, Decio, Fabricio, Simplicio, ProtacioRhyming Names According to Last 2 Letters (IO) - Names That Ends with io:
Antonio, Mario, Julio, Sergio, Emilio, Rogelio, Rosario, Eugenio, Claudio, Gregorio, Virgilio, Dario, Octavio, Aurelio, Fabio, Silvio, Yoshio, Dionisio, Arsenio, ToshioCompatible Names with CRESENCIO According to First and Last Letters
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CRESENCIO Meaning
Name meanings are given in many internet websites and we focus on giving more interesting (and useless too!) information about names than meanings. But considering most of our visitors insist to see meaning of CRESENCIO in this page, we are giving you a google search box in which you can type "meaning of CRESENCIO" or "CRESENCIO+name+meaning" and find what you are looking for :)
CRESENCIO & Numerology
The sum of alphabetical order of letters in CRESENCIO is 91:
3 | 18 | 5 | 19 | 5 | 14 | 3 | 9 | 15 | 91 |
With this sum name CRESENCIO ranks as 57873.rd name according to its arithmetic value (... 57871.jovito, 57872.luisita, 57873.cresencio, 57874.katsuji, 57875.usharani ...). There are 878 other names which have the same sum of 91 in our database (1.17%)
Most common names with the same arithmetic sum of 91 are:
katherine, taylor, newton, loretta, melvyn, nestor, hussain, roxanne, christie, agustin, philippe, ravinder, yousef, giovanni, maryanne, patricio, virendra, matthias, rizwan, kristie
Some words from the dictionary with the same arithmetic sum of 91 are:
objective, lovely, passive, ticklish, exciting


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One of the strengths of the Reactive Framework is the number of LINQ operators that ship with it. This can also be a weakness though, as you wade through the list of sometimes-strangely named method looking for something in particular. I recently wanted an operator that would have the following effect on an event stream:
In other words, if events get raised too often then delay them so that the output stream has a defined maximum frequency of events over time.
My first attempt at an implementation was to use the built-in Throttle operator, although I had a nagging feeling that this one doesn't quite do what I expect it to. My nagging sensation was proved correct … Throttle will throw away events if they are too frequent. In the end I resorted to building my own operator, which I call Regulate. It's a bit long, as it needs to address some threading considerations, but it's not that difficult to follow:
using System; using System.Reactive.Concurrency; using System.Reactive.Linq; namespace SharpFellows.RxUtils { public static class ObservableExtensions { public static IObservable<T> Regulate<T>(this IObservable<T> observable, TimeSpan duration) { return Regulate(observable, duration, Scheduler.TaskPool); } public static IObservable<T> Regulate<T>(this IObservable<T> observable, TimeSpan duration, IScheduler scheduler) { var regulator = new ObservableRegulator<T>(duration, scheduler); return Observable.Create<T>(observer => observable.Subscribe(obj => regulator.ProcessItem(obj, observer))); } private class ObservableRegulator<T> { private DateTimeOffset _lastEntry = DateTimeOffset.MinValue; private readonly object _lastEntryLock = new object(); private readonly TimeSpan _duration; private readonly IScheduler _scheduler; public ObservableRegulator(TimeSpan duration, IScheduler scheduler) { _duration = duration; _scheduler = scheduler; } public void ProcessItem(T val, IObserver<T> observer) { var canBroadcastNow = false; var nexEntryTime = DateTimeOffset.MaxValue; lock (_lastEntryLock) { var now = DateTimeOffset.Now; if (now.Subtract(_lastEntry) > _duration) { _lastEntry = now; canBroadcastNow = true; } else { _lastEntry = _lastEntry.Add(_duration); nexEntryTime = _lastEntry; } } if (canBroadcastNow) { observer.OnNext(val); } else { _scheduler.Schedule(nexEntryTime, () => observer.OnNext(val)); } } } } }
The result is that you can specify the minimum time between events in the output stream (and optionally a scheduler):
return service.GetIrregularEvents() .Regulate(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1));
FYI my use of this is to slowly drip feed items onto a data-bound UI. Each new item triggers an animation and I don't want 5 items simultaneously starting to animate. Drop me an email or leave a comment if you find other uses for it!
A random walk can be defined as "a stochastic process consisting of a sequence of changes each of whose characteristics (as magnitude or direction) is determined by chance". Or to put it another way, from a starting point, keep adding (or subtracting) random numbers … the resulting stream of numbers is a random walk.
Now I recently needed to demonstrate some graphing capability and decided that I would plot a continuous random walk. Here was my first attempt:
public class RandomTickDataService : IRandomTickDataService { private readonly IObservable<double> _randomWalk; public RandomTickDataService() { var rnd = new Random(); _randomWalk = Observable.Interval(TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(500)) .Select(l => (rnd.NextDouble() - 0.5)*2) .Scan((d, d1) => d + d1); } public IObservable<double> Tick { get { return _randomWalk; } } }
This did OK until I added a second graph and noticed something odd. What was happening was that each graph was different even though my IOC (MEF) was configured to create this service as a singleton (CreationPolicy.Shared). And then I realised that the two graphs subscribing to the Tick property were each generating their own stream of data, since the Observable.Interval does not start until someone subscribes to it (and then it starts again when someone else subscribes to it). So my second attempt hinged on the Publish method, which allows an observable stream to be reused:
public class RandomTickDataService : IRandomTickDataService { private readonly IConnectableObservable<double> _randomWalk; private IDisposable _connection; public RandomTickDataService() { var rnd = new Random(); _randomWalk = Observable.Interval(TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(500)) .Select(l => (rnd.NextDouble() - 0.5)*2) .Scan((d, d1) => d + d1) .Publish(); } public IObservable<double> Tick { get { if(_connection == null) _connection = _randomWalk.Connect(); return _randomWalk; } } }
The Tick property has gotten a bit ugly here and I wasn't quite sure why I had this disposable instance kicking around. It turned out that while my two charts now plotted the same stream of numbers, the numbers didn't stop even when I closed all my charts. #Fellow Andy pointed me in the direction of the RefCount method and so here is my final code (which is neater works nicely):
public class RandomTickDataService : IRandomTickDataService { private readonly IObservable<double> _randomWalk; public RandomTickDataService() { var rnd = new Random(); _randomWalk = Observable.Interval(TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(500)) .Select(l => (rnd.NextDouble() - 0.5)*2) .Scan((d, d1) => d + d1) .Publish() .RefCount(); } public IObservable<double> Tick { get { return _randomWalk; } } }
Storing application state and user preferences is a pretty common problem. And knowing when to save them can be a tricky problem in a distributed application (such as a Silverlight client) … save too often and you will use too much bandwidth just for saving preferences, save too infrequently or irregularly and users might not get their preferences saved at all.
Now I have a service for holding and saving user preferences, which is a pretty common situation. It is notified when the saved preferences are dirty (e.g. as the user changes values on a form, say) and it has to decide when to actually collect and save all the values. Now my service uses the Reactive Framework (RX) internally and Andy (a fellow RX junkie) insisted I post this:
public class UserPreferenceService : IUserPreferenceService { private readonly TimeSpan _cooloffPeriod = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(10); private ISubject<string> _changeNotification; public void PreferencesAreStale() { _changeNotification.OnNext( null ); } private void BeginListeningToChangeNotifications() { _changeNotification = new Subject<string>(); // We apply a timestamp to all changes. Then we delay these changes and recombine them with the latest changes. // Comparing these timestamps allows us to work out if there have been any subsequent changes during the // delay period. We allow some leeway (50ms) in the timestamps, since the two observable stream are delayed // execution and so can get timestamped slightly differently. var timestampedChanges = _changeNotification.Timestamp(); var delayedChanges = timestampedChanges.Delay( _cooloffPeriod ); timestampedChanges .CombineLatest( delayedChanges, ( latest, delayed ) => latest.Timestamp.Subtract( delayed.Timestamp ) ) .Where( timeDifference => timeDifference.TotalMilliseconds < 50 ) .Subscribe( _ => PersistPreferences() ); } private void PersistPreferences() { // Collects and saves preferences } }
I think the comments are pretty clear with regard to the implementation details, but the overall result is that preferences get saved 10 seconds after the last update in a rapid series and no sooner. Updates coming in more frequently than one every 10 seconds do not trigger a save operation.
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Separation of concerns is key to flexible development and adding new features without friction. If you need to modify an existing piece of code away from it's initial and current intention it's probably time to rethink your design. I recently came across this when putting together NBehaves VS2010 plugin, initially the gherkin parsers sole responsibility was to supply classifications for the syntax highlighting. However as we progressed it was evident it was going to need to handle other language features such as intellisense and glyphs.
It looked something like this:
public class GherkinParser : IListener, IClassifier { private IList<ClassificationSpan> _classifications; [Import] private IClassificationRegistry ClassificationRegistry { get; set; } public void Initialise(ITextBuffer buffer){ buffer.Events += Parse(buffer.GetText()); } private void Parse(string text) { try { var languageService = new LanguageService(); ILexer lexer = languageService.GetLexer(text), this); lexer.Scan(new StringReader(text))); } catch (LexingException) { /* Ignore mid typing parsing errors until we provide red line support */ } } public void Feature(Token keyword, Token name) { // Some complex processing on keyword and name ommitted for clarity. AddClassification(keyword, name, ClassificationRegistry.Feature); } public void Scenario(Token keyword, Token name) { // Some complex processing on keyword and name ommitted for clarity. AddClassification(keyword, name, ClassificationRegistry.Scenario); } private void AddClassification(Token keyword, Token name, IClassificationType classificationType) { // Some complex processing of text positions ommitted for clarity. _classifications.Add(keyword.ToClassificationSpan(classificationType)); } public IList<ClassificationSpan> GetClassificationSpans(SnapshotSpan span) { return _classifications; } }
This code is grossly simplified but it gets the idea that the parsers sole reason for being is keyword classifications. To add new features which depend on parsing but aren't related to syntax highlighting we need to edit the parser, and that violates SRP. To make this code more flexible and extensible we need to do some work:
So let's tackle these one by one and then move onto how we are going to consume this new format and make new features.
Dousing the fire
Effectively what I see this particular class doing, is consuming the lexers messages, and republishing them in a more consumable way for this particular application. The reactive extensions were built for this type of scenario, so let's begin by consuming the buffers events:
IObservable<IEvent<TextContentChangedEventArgs>> fromEvent = Observable.FromEvent<TextContentChangedEventArgs>( handler => textBuffer.Changed += handler, handler => textBuffer.Changed -= handler); _inputListener = fromEvent .Sample(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1)) .Select(event1 => event1.EventArgs.After) .Subscribe(Parse);
In a single line, we reduce the amount of messages produced by the user typing fast in visual studio, select the part of the message we need (text after the users change), and subscribe to the new feed. So we are now consuming the events we need to publish them…
private Subject<ParserEvent> _parserEvents; public IObservable<ParserEvent> ParserEvents { get { return _parserEvents; } }
This makes it easy for anyone features who need to consume data from the parser to pick up the events. ParserEvent is a simple DTO with the message specific data inside. Pushing data to the subscribers is now as simple as:
public void Scenario(Token keyword, Token name) { _parserEvents.OnNext(new ParserEvent(ParserEventType.Scenario) { Keyword = keyword.Content, Title = name.Content, Line = keyword.Position.Line, Snapshot = _snapshot }); }
Great, this has nothing to do with classifications or syntax highlighting, this parser is fairly generic and hopefully we won't need to make any major changes to it for a while. To satisfy the last point of letting subscribers know when we are parsing, we simply create a new subject and push to it when we are working:
public IObservable<bool> IsParsing { get { return _isParsing; } } private void Parse(ITextSnapshot snapshot) { _isParsing.OnNext(true); _snapshot = snapshot; try { var languageService = new LanguageService(); ILexer lexer = languageService.GetLexer(snapshot.GetText(), this); lexer.Scan(new StringReader(snapshot.GetText())); } catch (LexingException) { } finally { _isParsing.OnNext(false); } }
Now that the separation is complete, we can take a look at moving the classifications to a new model.
Putting the house back together
Having one large single class performing all the classifications was a little too cumbersome. And also I wanted to add classifications incrementally with minimal disruption, so I decided to use composition to facilitate the separation and aggregation of these component parts. Each part of the language has it's own classifier, and we use MEF to pull in the available classifiers and delegate the processing to them.
[ImportMany] public IEnumerable<IGherkinClassifier> Classifiers { get; set; }
_listeners.Add(_parser .ParserEvents .Select(parserEvent => Classifiers .With(list => list.FirstOrDefault(classifier => classifier.CanClassify(parserEvent))) .Return(gherkinClassifier => gherkinClassifier.Classify(parserEvent), _noClassificationsFound)) .Subscribe((spans => _spans.AddRange(spans))));
The ImportMany attribute allows us to bring in a collection of classifiers in our assembly or wherever we told the container to look for possible exports. Then we subscribe to the parsers observable stream of parser events and pass each event to the classifiers.
Now each classifier handles a single classification, and its obvious to new developers what each file does.
[Export(typeof(IGherkinClassifier))] public class FeatureClassifier : GherkinClassifierBase { public override bool CanClassify(ParserEvent parserEvent) { return parserEvent.EventType == ParserEventType.Feature; } public override void RegisterClassificationDefinitions() { Register(parserEvent => GetKeywordSpan(parserEvent)); Register(parserEvent => GetTitleSpan(parserEvent, ClassificationRegistry.FeatureTitle)); Register(parserEvent => GetDescriptionSpan(parserEvent.Line, parserEvent.Description, parserEvent.Snapshot)); }
The solution structure also now reveals a lot about the functionality on offer and where things should sit.
So when it comes to adding new visual studio language features, we should hopefully have a much easier and friction-free time.


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PhpED is more stable than Xdebug. PhpED allows you to set next statement to execute (to rerun or skip code during a debug session). For me, this is the main reason I choose PhpED debugger. You can examine variables right the way through the call stack after a breakpoint. It is non-intrusive to the web page; whilst PhpED provides information relating to the debug session, Xdebug outputs some information to the web page. |
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right, these four are the most important, but I'd also add some more:
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It was perhaps the best pro day workout noted draft expert Mike Mayock had ever seen. The ball shot from the quarterback's hand immaculately, and zipped downfield on a perfect rope over and over. Every throw was made, and there was little doubt that the kid throwing the ball had a rare gift.
The date: March 14, 2007. The quarterback: LSU's JaMarcus Russell(notes). The Oakland Raiders selected Russell with the first overall pick in the 2007 draft, and Russell ate his way out of the league within a couple of seasons.
Other allegedly elite quarterbacks -- Kyle Boller(notes) and Alex Smith come to mind -- have torn it up at their respective pro days, only to fade into anonymity when they hit the NFL level. It's an important thing to remember as we round into two of the more hyped pro days in recent memory. Both Auburn (Cam Newton, Nick Fairley) and Arkansas (Ryan Mallett, D.J. Williams(notes)) hold their pro days on Tuesday, and it's already been confirmed that all 32 teams will flock to the Auburn campus to watch Newton and Fairley, two players who may be top 10 picks -- and Newton could go first overall.
Mallett and Williams don't have the same marquee niche, but many believe that both players can help NFL teams sooner than later. The question for the two quarterbacks is, how much can they help themselves and answer the questions that remain about them?
For Newton, the primary issue is the one that came up at the NFL scouting combine -- he struggled with accuracy on simple out routes, looked far too rudimentary and measured in his dropbacks, and made it very clear that he's still getting the hang of the pro-style throwing mechanics. He can probably put a bit more air in his overall draft stock if he can make the throws me missed in Indianapolis, but not if he just goes with the scripted throws he did in his pre-combine workout at a San Diego high school.
"I really didn't need to see the workout, nor do I need to hear about the workout because I can tell you what that workout entails," Mayock said of that scripted session. "I've watched five of his game tapes, he's got a classic over-hand delivery, he's got a big arm. You and I in gym shorts at the local high school can throw pretty accurately, so I would guarantee you he would look great in a pair of gym shorts, he would throw with accuracy and arm strength. His mechanics are very good, but I would also [offer] one cautionary note, and that is the best pro day for a quarterback I ever attended was JaMarcus Russell. That same day, even though I admitted it was the best pro day I ever saw, I also said I wouldn't take him in the first round. For me, it's not about him throwing in shorts; it's about a lot of other things."
Things like the ability to follow directions under pressure, which USC's Mark Sanchez(notes) definitely displayed during his pro day on April 1, 2009. After his scripted workout, according to Rob Rang of NFLDraftScout.com, Sanchez was asked by Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Scott Linehan to make several more throws, which he did.
First, there were several quick horizontal throws to the receiver (wide receiver screen type) so that scouts could see his complete throwing motion from the left and right sides. He was also asked to throw several vertical go-routes -- throws he had not attempted during his earlier throwing performance. The first few passes were a bit deeper than Turner could get to. After putting too much air under his first three, Sanchez nailed the final three, including two deep down the seam to the tight end.
In the end, Sanchez was taken by a New York Jets team that traded up to get him, and his willingness to go outside the box definitely raised his cache in the eyes of coaches, scouts and personnel executives.
When Mallett does his drills for the assembled masses, those same NFL analysts would be wise to ask Mallett to step outside the script. Mallett is as impressive as any quarterback in recent memory when standing still from a standard dropback and throwing the ball, but his accuracy falls into question when he throws on the run. He wasn't asked to throw from a rollout at the combine; it's one of the idiosyncrasies of the combine process that there are throwing drills and footwork drills for quarterbacks, but the two concepts don't meet. Even in a prescribed setting, Mallett could put minds at ease if he can hit his receivers downfield when asked to hit the jets out of the pocket.
Another important aspect of the pro day experience is the time the teams spend with the draft prospects; it's why the teams who are able to spend more time with Newton and Mallett ask the hard questions that need to be asked. From there, it's back to the team facilities to turn on the game tape and either confirm or throw away what the pro days tell the people who are in charge of those all-important selections. And with the exceptions of private workouts at team facilities (which may not even exist this year if there's no new CBA in place by the time those workouts generally start in early April), these pro days are the last time teams have a direct line to the players who may very well be asked to take the reins into the future.
Of the two quarterbacks this year, Newton will have the most eyes on him -- his throwing session will be televised by the NFL Network and ESPN3.


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