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Scene Stealer: The Blair Witch Project
By Robb Sheppard	 Last updated Oct 31, 2018
Whether it's falling out of favour with the hardcore horror massive, spawning a bunch of formulaic found footage films or being parodied to death, The Blair Witch Project (1999) remains a modern classic. Let's not mention the sequels, mind.
For those of you still reading on regardless of that statement, you probably know exactly what we're talking about. The whole mythos around Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sanchez's debut feature is nothing short of fascinating, especially if it got you in its grip upon it's release amidst all of 1999's pre-Millennial panic.
Heather Donahue, Michael C. Williams and Joshua Leonard (since going on to star in Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Law and Order and Bates Motel respectively) were all unknown actors at the time of release: a fact that the marketing campaign used to convince audiences that all three were actually MIA, with this footage being the last shred of celluloid evidence. With the internet still in it's fledgling phase, who were we to argue?
Add to that the directors teasing out actors' performances by running around in the dark and scaring the snot out of them, the film manages to blur the lines between reality and fantasy to an uncanny effect. Case in point, the Scene Stealer below.
Feast your eyes…on The Blair Witch Project.
DIRECTOR/WRITER: Daniel Myrick, Eduardo Sánchez
STARS: Heather Donahue, Michael C. Williams, Joshua Leonard
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On November 23, 2014, The Hydrous began an expedition to the Maldives to implement the first real-world application of our 3D coral modeling methodology. Our project's goals are threefold: 1. Conduct a rigorous scientific experiment and gather baseline data of the reefs before the projected El Niño in early 2015. 2. Create beautiful, interactive 3D models of Maldives' coral reefs for education and outreach. 3. Foster collaborations with local resource managers, educators, and visionaries.
Reef at the southernmost point of Lhavyani atoll
The Maldives is an ecological last stand, a window of what may come of other island nations; located only 1.5 meters above sea level, the country is extremely vulnerable to natural disasters and rising sea level. In 2009 the president of the Maldives, Mohamed Nasheed unveiled a plan to make the island nation carbon-neutral by 2020, the first country to make such a promise. He also made great strides at attempting to convince industrialized nations to take charge of the situation, but was not successful. Today, unfortunately, political uncertainty threatens progress in the Maldives as President Nasheed was ousted from office.
Veva reef
The Hydrous aims to provide essential insights and visualizations of coral reefs to local resource managers, and to use visualizations to encourage the government to increase enforcement and protection of their marine protected areas. Coral reefs are an essential buffer against storm damage and weather events, and their protection can help counter the rapid erosion of shorelines. By assisting research and providing visualizations of this ecological last stand we hope to focus the political conversation on curbing global carbon emissions, and the importance of coral reefs in countering its effects.
Of course, getting to this remote island nation is the first challenge. A 35-hour travel day deposited Hydrous founder Sly Lee in Male, the capital of the Maldives. A seaplane from Male to Kuredo, and a speedboat from Kuredo to Vavvaru finally led to the arrival at the Korallian Lab, a new lab dedicated to undertaking and sustaining world-leading marine research. The Hydrous is collaborating with local expert scientist Dr. Michael Sweet of the University of Derby, and will begin investigating coral reef resilience and fish habitat preferences- research which is made more important by the impending El Niño.
Taking a seaplane is only one step in the multi-day travel to the Korallian Lab on Vavvaru Island.
Snorkeling around the island revealed a diverse range of habitats, including shallow forereef, backreef and a dropoff. Initial dives have started on degraded sites, and show both coral degradation and some promising healthy coral. Research will continue over a two-week period to photograph and create 3D models of reefs of inhabited islands and of uninhabited ones. Surveys will include recording fish species, size and abundance, 25 meter benthic photo surveys and 3D coral models. Utilizing both scientific and photographic surveys will provide valuable insights on fish diversity, coral reef biodiversity and topographic complexity.
The three-week expedition in the Maldives will provide crucial visual and scientific information, and will establish a benchmark view of coral health before the El Niño event, which is anticipated to occur in January 2015. The 1998 El Niño caused up to 90% bleaching and subsequent death of coral reefs around the Maldives. Potential damage to coral reefs during the El Niño could have great impact on the ecology of these marine habitats, the political conversation of climate change, and most importantly, on the lives of people living on this island nation.
A glimpse into the beautiful corals of the Maldives and the people who protect them.
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How to Create/Sync Duet Karaoke Song
A "Karaoke duet" is a song with text (karaoke) which includes the presence of 2 singers, generally a man and a woman. If you have a beautiful song sung by a couple and you want to create their "duet Karaoke" version, Lyric Video Creator is the program that can help you.
With Lyric Video Creator you can iset two different colors (example blue for the words sung by man and red for the woman) in order to facilitate the karaoke performance of the singers.
How to create a Karaoke duet with Lyric Video Creator and synchronize the lyrics of the two singers, associating a different color? Very simple. Just read the following step by step guide.
Here is the download link for the free demo version that allows you to create the first 60 seconds of a video with scrolling text:
After installation you will see:
STEP 1. Import the song
Click on BROWSE SONG to import the audio file (e.g mp3) of the karaoke song to be synchronized.
STEP 2. Set the background
Click on SET BACKGROUND VIDEO to set a video as background (or an static image).
STEP 3. Add the lyrics of the duet song
If you do not have the lyrics available, search for it on Google and then copy and paste it into the program in the section on the right of the software as shown in the following figure:
In the case of duets it is better to separate the paragraphs sung by the first singer with those sung by the second singer. This will make it easier to understand when it is everyone's turn. In the following figure an example of a duet in which the text has been separated as we have just explained:
STEP 4. Select text color and enable DUET option
Click on OPTIONS at the top and here you can change various settings such as the quality of the karaoke video, the audio quality, the number of lines of text to show, alignment, etc. But the most important thing to do to be able to synchronize a DUET song is to select the box SET A and SET B (bottom left) and choose the colors of the karaoke text (inactive, active, progress). SET A refers for example to the text sung by man and SET B to the text sung by the woman. The SET text instead can be used to highlight the part sung by both.
You can set the colors as shown in the figure above or set the colors you want.
STEP 5. Synchronization of the karaoke duet
This is the crucial step in the whole process. You will have to go to synchronize the text with the backing track and make sure that each word matches the melody at that point.
Here are two simple things to do to synchronize text with music:
A) Click on START to start playing the song
B) Click on SET A to synchronize every single word of the first singer and SET B to synchronize every single word of the second singer. You can also use the SET button to synchronize those words sung by both singers.
C) Click on STOP button at the end of the song or to pause at any time
D) At the end of the synchronization click on PREVIEW to see the preview of the video. If you are using the free trial version of the program, the preview of the video will only be available for the first 60 seconds and will then close.
STEP 6. Save the duet video karaoke song
When everything is OK, click on the CREATE KARAOKE VIDEO button to save everything on your computer. You can choose between AVI or MP4 format
Done! You will have created your first DUET KARAOKE. Here is an example of a karaoke style "duet" synchronized with Lyric Video Creator:
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I am curious about the things we do habitually to nourish our spirituality. Whether it's to get closer to the source of it all.. tap into your true self.. seek guidance.. or hear your soul. Some may go to church, others meditate and do yoga, for some it's a walk in solitude. It can be anything you do for the health of your spirit, and can be as simple as to forgive people.
I am Catholic and go to church every Sunday and on holy days. I also perform the lesser banishing ritual of the pentogram (Golden Dawn) and pray every night.
I don't believe in spirits, but I do things to make myself at peace, like turning off all electronic crap and reading a book or something.
I walk in the woods.Alot.I meditate too.
I try to have some "down" time. I make personal care products and I use them in a bath with candles and relaxing music.
Spend time in nature. Meditate. Burn incense and candles. Listen to music. Share stillness and silence with others.
No, I dont experience peace… At least, not anymore.
Yes I do… I meditate and practice an energy healing connection with people I care about. To be able to "feel" this connection of energy with others is a gift like no other I have ever received.
I connect with the energy of nature as well with weekly walks in the woods or drifting down the river in my boat in the summer. That is my religion.
I visit the ocean. Share my problems with it. Become one and let it wash my problems away. Then I get laid. THAT really helps.
A while ago I composed a playlist and made a folder of pictures to explore what other people might call "spiritual" feelings. I'd rather describe it as "sentimental" myself, but I don't value it any less for it.
I find it difficult to describe the content itself, but it gives me feelings of affection for this world and the people in it, appreciation of how beautiful it is just to exist, gratitude to be able to experience a life. It's a peaceful and happy state of mind.
And it pains me how time and time again it's hijacked by the religions as if it's inherently theirs.
I'm a sentimental atheist rationalist.
Who are you and what have you done with @Fyrius ?
Not really. When I feel the need for peace I go to nature to see the awe inspriring beauty of our planet. Water, forest, mountains…just being outside in the warm sun. I don't have a ritual, I just take it when I need it.
Sacred music helps a lot for example.
I'm going to assume you're not doing it on purpose, but that's exactly the sort of response that disappoints me. Not everyone who values rational thought and skepticism is an emotionless person. In fact, knowing other rationalists, I think you'd be hard-pressed to find a single one who is.
I think in an ideal world, everyone would know the ways of rationality, and meanwhile feel a strong emotional solidarity towards each other. The dynamics between reason and emotion are what makes us human.
@Fyrius Doing what on purpose? I was just trying in my own feeble way to be funny. Sorry, offense was not an intended outcome.
Long, fast walks are the best way I nurture my psyche and soul.
I'm agnostic but I believe there is a great spirit that lives in all of nature. My g/f is a total animal loving freak and if an animal gets hit on our road, I have to go bury it. Each time, I take a minute to say a prayer for the animal's spirit. And I just love being in a nice natural setting. Cities don't appeal to me at all.
I understand you weren't serious. That's why I assumed you weren't deliberately expressing the misguided mind-set I was just complaining about.
I meditate before bed every night. I walk in the woods. My children bring me peace most. There is no person I have ever met who I connect with better. Maybe I never grew up. I read a lot and attend a few religious gatherings tho I belong to no religion. I think that every moment I am in touch with God, the Goddess, or whoever / whatever is out there. To me God's ( for lack of a better term) spirit is in everything. So it would be pretty hard to be separate from it. Tho some times I'll go out to see the stars and moon somewhere out of town were there are no lights, and I feel somehow more content and at peace.
@Trillian a rationalist as opposed to an irationalist? not sure i accept that dichotomy.
@Just_some_guy I am an irrationalist. Rationality is useful, but BOOOORING!. It is the irrational parts of life that are exciting.
As far as I know, the word "irrationalist" is used, but mostly as an insult. Not that there aren't any people out there who really deserve the epithet.
Let's get back on topic now.
As a belated illustration of what I was talking about up there, I'm going to post this advertisement as a perfect example of something that evokes the sort of world-loving, existence-appreciating, grateful and euphoric feeling that I would call "sentimental" and others "spiritual", and also of religions hijacking that sentiment.
It's no secret that I hate Scientology's guts, for being even more vile than the old religions, but I won't deny that this is a beautiful clip. Perhaps part of the reason is that it doesn't really advertise Scientology, it advertises life, and then clumsily tries to attach Scientology to that as an afterthought. It's easy to ignore that last part, and it does an amazing job at the rest.
I read a passage from the Bible each morning and each Sunday I attend my church. I pray nearly all day.
No, but then neither do I have a law practice nor a medical practice.
My most effective practice is a kind of community dance. It's improvisational, to live music, and the experience takes maybe two dozen individuals and creates a space where they are all dancing with an intense awareness and almost mystical connection to everyone else. It can create some extraordinarily beautiful choreography when looked at from the outside (musician's perspective), and being inside it… well, it's almost impossible to describe since we are no longer in our minds (no memory, no language).
Second most effective is playing music for this dance (or in other settings designed to be spiritual experiences). Sometimes making music with a bunch of like-minded musicians does the trick, too. Those are my practices.
@stump I agree with you there. The lesser banishing ritual of the pentogram caught my attention also.
I don't really have a religion because I believe that there is a lot that feels right about many, and a lot that doesn't. Some people who know me say I am spiritual. Some say I am obsessive. I think I am just asking questions they are scared to ask.
@Just_some_guy I am what I have heard called a 'cafeteria Catholic'. In other words I pick and choose what I like about the Catholic church, but don't feel obligated to adopt every view espoused by the Pope. When I was 15 I started reading books on the cabala and magick in the Golden Dawn tradition. That stuff really filled in a lot of blanks in my spiritual life.
@Fyrius sadly, you, like a lot of people, including people i like very much, have contracted bigotry, it is quite common amongst people who are overly exposed to Religious Bigotry. i get it from time to time.
If you've seen symptoms of bigotry in the things I've said, please point them out, and I'll do what I can to purge myself of it.
If it's my assertion that some people deserve to be called irrationalists… I think that one is actually true. There are people who trust their guts feelings against all reason.
Here's another one. French poetry.
Has something you really wanted ever been kept from you by society?
A good intro to meditation?
Time-tested guidelines for ethical living - Are spiritual people more healthy?


Got this via Cyril Huze posting and thought I would share too.
Let It Ride. Zach Ness Television Show Series On National Geographic Starts Wednesday At 9 p.m.
Exclusive. Interview Of Zach Ness About His New TV Series "Let It Ride" On National Geographic. Tonight at 9 P.M.
Published by Cyril Huze August 14th, 2013 in Builders, Customs, Editorial and Events.
Before you watch this first episode, I asked Zach Ness to answer a few questions.
Cyril. You wear a famous name in the custom motorcycle industry. But people know very little about you. Let's begin by the beginning. Age? Matrimonial status? Education?
Cyril. Tell me about the oldest memory you have associated with motorcycles.
Cyril. When you were a kid, you wanted to become a?
Zach. I never was set on being anything specific when I was a kid. I was always just interested in learning and experiencing new things/subjects.
Cyril. Do you remember your first accompanied trip with your parents or grandparents to a major rally event? Which one? What was your first impression?
Zach. The first rally I ever went to was Laconia with my dad Cory. I was 15 years old. It was right after I finished building my first motorcycle. My dad was on the Hard Rock Roadhouse tour, which was held in one of the largest bars at the rally. I was allowed into the bar so I thought it was the most insane thing I've ever seen. At the time I was new to riding and had my motorcycle driving license, so I loved riding around the event and seeing so many custom bikes in one place. The highlight had to be judging the Hawaiian Tropic Bikini contest. A few months later we had a family party for my birthday and the TV happened to be on the Entertainment channel (E). I popped up on the screen judging the contest with the girls persuading me to give me their vote… I had a big smile on my face and felt pretty cool…. Grandma and Mom didn't think I was so cool.
Cyril. Many children don't want to embrace the same career as their parents. Was it the case, at least at a certain period of your life?
Cyril. When did you know for sure that you wanted to join the Ness enterprise. How old were you?
Cyril. Growing up, was there a special motorcycle, a certain custom builder you admired?
Cyril. Your first own motorcycle was?
Cyril. Which year did you officially join the Ness business appearing on the payroll? What is your current official title and responsibilities?
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You don't get to the Frozen Four without having a really good goalie. I haven't been keeping an official count, but I'd estimate that, of all the players and coaches and writers and fans and sports information directors and random guys in elevators who I've spoken to over these last few days, roughly 93 percent of them have at some point uttered a variation on that theme.
And yet for both Ferris State and Boston College, the two teams who will play for the national championship Saturday night, the 2011-12 season began with much uncertainty in net.
Senior Taylor Nelson, who arrived at Ferris State as a highly touted freshman but finished last season in frustration, spent the summer rebuilding his game from the bottom up. "By no means was I given the starting job coming in [to this season]," he told Inside College Hockey. "I felt like I had to prove myself again." And Boston College junior Parker Milner was among a platoon of Eagles netminders that as recently as two months ago were still jockeying for the starting role.
"Right now, we actually have four 'B' goaltenders," BC coach Jerry York said in February.
York might not have known it at the time, but one of them was already emerging as the clear A+. Following a string of games mid-January in which the Eagles went 1-3-1 with a by-committee combination of Brian Billett and Chris Venti in net, Milner got the start in a home-and-home against New Hampshire and has been the team's goalie of record in all of BC's 18 games since. And, oh yeah, Boston College has won every single one.
The 18th-straight win came on Thursday, as the Eagles dispatched Minnesota in the Frozen Four semifinals 6-1, despite being outshot 31-25.
"He's only given up one goal in the NCAA tournament, and so obviously he's doing something right," said a dejected Zach Budish of Minnesota following the Golden Gophers' loss — which might not have been so lopsided were it not for Milner's steady play in net.
He made a big sliding save on Minnesota's Taylor Matson with less than a minute to play in the first period to maintain BC's 1-0 lead, and in the second period he withstood a spirited several-minute onslaught as Minnesota tried to cut a 2-0 deficit in half before heading to the locker rooms. Instead, in one of those whiplash momentum shifts that can be crushing to watch, Boston College took efficient advantage of a few Minnesota mistakes and netted two more to double its lead before the second intermission.
Eager to find a solution, Nelson opted to spend his final collegiate summer in Big Rapids rather than training back at home. I spoke with fellow Ferris State senior Aaron Schmit, who scored two of his team's goals in their 3-1 win over Union in the semifinals Thursday, and I mentioned that I had heard Nelson had a big summer of working out.
well, it worked. After beginning the season splitting time with freshman C.J. Motte, Nelson ultimately won the starting role. He compiled a 20-6-3 record, pitched three shutouts, and had a GAA of 2.10. He was named to the All-CCHA first team, stopped 47 of 49 shots against Denver and Cornell in the NCAA regional tournament, and was named its MVP.
What's more, his play gave his team greater freedom to implement their aggressive defensive system, which includes a lot of shot-blocking and swarming.
For someone whose playing career had been getting increasingly difficult, that's the highest of compliments. What's more, Nelson earned the win on Thursday and the championship berth over another heralded goalie, Union sophomore Troy Grosenick, who had started only one game before this season and emerged as one of the country's top netminders. Grosenick played nearly as well as Nelson on Thursday, but one small miscue — a juicy angled rebound that Ferris State walk-on Kyle Bonis buried — turned out to be the game-winner for the Ferris State Bulldogs.
Before Thursday's game, Nelson had been asked about the matchup between him and Grosenick, and one expects that his answers would probably apply to Saturday's showdown with Milner and Boston College.
Stop the little black thing. It doesn't get much simpler or back-to-basics than that.


A new revision of the HTML standard is forthcoming. HTML5 offers many new features relevant for Web-based survey research, some of which are already implemented in many current browsers. The current experimental study focused on two new input types that could be especially relevant for mobile Web surveys.
On mobile devices like smart phones or tablets, there are different types of virtual keyboards. Due to space constraints, some of these keyboards either result in small buttons or require switching between layouts. Reducing the keyboard to relevant keys only (e.g., numbers for numerical input) may have two beneficial effects. Firstly, customized keyboards lead to larger buttons that may improve usability, resulting in fewer typing errors. Additionally, the number of clicks (required to change between keyboard layouts) can be reduced. Secondly, a specific keyboard illustrates that a certain type of answer is expected, which could improve question understanding. On the flipside, restricting respondents' input to certain characters may have a negative effect on data quality and respondent motivation. Some new input – especially those with pre-selected answers – could even lead to biased answers or to break- off.
In a Web experiment two new HTML5 input types have been evaluated. The first input type (element form type="time") is used to collect time information. In desktop browsers two control buttons that can be clicked to enter a certain time of day are added to a text field. In mobile browsers a scroll wheel is presented instead of an alphanumeric keyboard. The second HTML5 input type (element form type="tel") does only affect mobile devices. Instead of offering a full keyboard, a numeric keypad is presented. The impact on different aspects of data quality (e.g., validity, incorrect answers, item non-response, and break-off) considering client-side paradata will be presented and recommendations for survey design will be discussed.


Figure 3 shows that the distribution in 2D page table walk reference. Compared with 4KBx4KB, 2MBx4KB can eliminate the whole line of gL1, which contributes significantly to the total walk.
The only concern is the degradation from TLB flush (invlpg) because 512 4KB TLB entries are required to back 1 2MB entry. The stress on CPU TLB is higher in this case. But our design team believes that it isn't very frequent.
I agree that the best case is to avoid splintering. So defragment is a good feature to have in the future, although it requires lots of rework on Xen MMU. Regarding Your first suggestion, it is actually easy to implement. We can put some statistical counters into p2m code and print out whenever needed.


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Q: React-Native hide navbar when scrolling I'm using react-native-navigation-flux navigation library,
and I'm trying to implement that the navbar will disappear when scrolling down.
Is it possible to achieve that?
Thanks

A: Try using Animation and set navigationBar height to zero on scrollup and default height on scrolldown.
 class MyAwesomeComponent extends Component {

   constructor(props) {
     super(props);
     this.height = new Animated.Value(100);
   }

   _setAnimation(enable) {
     Animated.timing(this.height, {
       duration: 400,
       toValue: enable? 100 : 0
     }).start()
   }

   render() {
     return (
       <Animated.View style={{ height: this.height }}/>
     );
  }

}

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Q: Change Build Output Directory of WebApi Application I am part of a team working on a large application. I am a new addition to this team and am building a new piece of the app. As part of this process, I've created a WebApi application that will expose some HTTP endpoints through which I will retrieve information about the app.
Due to conditions it would take far too long to explain, I'd like to get the WebApi project to build in another directory, specifically ..\bin\Server\Debug\ as this is where most of the other portions of the app build to. I would not bother except that the app tried to use files that are found based on the working directory which is currently wrong for my WebApi app.
I tried changing it in the project settings and now I get this error:

My Googling has turned up little help thus far. Anyone know how to resolve this?

A: Try adding a runtime probing path in the configuration:
<configuration>
   <runtime>
      <assemblyBinding xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1">
         <probing privatePath="bin\server\Debug;"/>
      </assemblyBinding>
   </runtime>
</configuration>

In addition to above step and to get rid of globa.asax error. Open the mark up of Global.asax file and Add follow line on the top.
<%@ Assembly Name="<you_web_app_assembly_name_here>" %>

Now you'll start getting the error of System.web or BindingProvider not found etc. There's weird fix for it start adding assemblies to assembly tag under compilation.
 <compilation debug="true" targetFramework="4.5" optimizeCompilations="false">
      <assemblies>
        <add assembly="Microsoft.AspNet.Identity.Core, Version=2.2.1, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35" />
        <add assembly="System.Web.Mvc, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35" />
        <add assembly="System.Web.Abstractions, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31BF3856AD364E35" />
        <add assembly="System.Web.Helpers, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31BF3856AD364E35" />
        <add assembly="System.Web.Routing, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31BF3856AD364E35" />
        <add assembly="System.Web.WebPages, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31BF3856AD364E35" />
        <add assembly="System.Web.Optimization, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35" />
      </assemblies>
</compilation>

You'll get few more errors like this but this will get you going.
Reason: The problem I see is that there's an option to change the output path but Asp.net does on the fly compilation. Which why the error are compilation related when you try to run the website. Somewhere the run time compilation only look in \bin folder and which is why we have to specify every assembly that the project is referencing to.
Update -
Unfortunately you can not change the bin directory. After looking at all options and digging found that bin folder of Asp.net web project is not ordinary binary output folder. It's a share code folder from where the binaries are referenced directly in the project.

The binaries are compiled when a first request is received by webserver for Asp.net application. And bin folder is only use as shared binary references folder and not the actual output folder/directory.
  The actual output folder of On-the-fly compilation in Asp.net is default set to %SystemRoot%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\<versionNumber>\Temporary ASP.NET Files that you can change ofcourse from compilation tag attribute [tempDirectory][3] in your web.config.

After all these research I came to this conclusion that the option for changing the directory from project -> properties -> Build -> Bin is appearing because of Asp.net website project template. This gives the user same look'n feel as any other project. But the functionality of asp.net website remains the same. The Bin folder still works as it used to work in old website template of Asp.net.

A: You cannot change the output directory of an asp.net application due to IIS security restrictions, this is why it is not working.
If you are trying to manage dlls due to DI, copy all other satellite dlls into bin folder of your main asp.net app

A: You can try copying the dll with the after build target. First change the output path back to what it was if you changed it before. Then add some code like this in your project file.
<target name="AfterBuild">
 <copy destinationfolder="..\bin\Server\Debug\" overwritereadonlyfiles="true" sourcefiles="$(OutputPath)\$(AssemblyName).dll" />
 <copy destinationfolder="..\bin\Server\Debug\" overwritereadonlyfiles="true" sourcefiles="$(OutputPath)\$(AssemblyName).pdb" />
 <copy destinationfolder="..\bin\Server\Debug\" overwritereadonlyfiles="true" sourcefiles="$(OutputPath)\$(AssemblyName).xml" />
</target>

This will put the built dll in to the folder specified in destinationfolder. I usually use this for class libraries but i don't see why it would not work for a web api project
You can check out my blog post on this if you like.
http://torontoprogrammers.blogspot.com/2014/11/msbuild-targets-and-tasks.html


This interface provides access to rows. This interface is implemented by View rows and Entity rows. Custom application logic can use this interface to access database table rows independently of the implementation of the underlying row. For example, assume that a custom application is written to perform batch style inserts into a database table. Such an application can reference the Row interface for row access instead of accessing instances of EntityImpl or ViewRowImpl directly. This design would allow changes in a row's implementation (Entity row or View row) without necessitating changes in the application logic.
In addition to providing a base type for View row and Entity row access, this interface provides tier-independent access to rows. Consequently, custom application logic can reference the interface on both the client and middle tiers of a three-tier application.
Note in an application running in the three-tier configuration, Entity rows are not marshalled to the client tier. The client tier has access only to View rows and not Entity rows. Of course, in the middle tier, the business logic has full access to both View rows and Entity rows. This interface should not be implemented by a custom application.
When an effective dated row is deleted in "delete future change" mode, the end date of the row is set to the end of time and all the future rows for the same key values are deleted.
When an effective dated row is deleted in "delete" mode, the end date of the row is set to the row's effective date and all the future rows for the same key values are deleted.
When an effective dated row is deleted in "delete next change" mode, the end date of the row is set to the end date of adjoining row and the adjoining row is deleted.
When an effective dated row is deleted in "delete this change" mode, the current row is removed.
When an effective dated row is deleted in "zap" mode, all the effective dated rows with the same key values are deleted.
If the row is in a expert mode, the runtime will not carry out any effective date specific logic for row modifications.
Default state of the effective date mode on the row.
When an effective dated row is updated in "change insert" mode, the modified row is end dated on the effective date and a new row is inserted that fits between the effective date and the start date of the next row in the effective date time line.
When an effective dated row is updated in "correction" mode, the effective start date and effective end date is left unchanged.
When an effective dated row is updated in "update" mode, the modified row is end dated on the effective date and a new row is created with the changed values.
Updating in "new earliest change" mode is supported only in Multiple Changes Per Day.
When an effective dated row is updated in "override" mode, the modified row is end dated on the effective date and the start date of the next row in the effective date time line is set to effective date + 1 day.
REFRESH_... constants are used as refresh mode flags to be passed into refresh(int).
Indicates that the row is newly created and no setAttribute has been called on it yet.
Indicates that the Row is newly created and this Row's consistuent entities have been added to the transaction.
Returns the AttributeHints object for the specified attribute for the row.
Returns the SecurityHints object for the specified attribute for the row.
Get the current effective date mode.
Returns the SecurityHints object for the row.
Returns the structure of the row.
Tests if an attribute is updateable.
An attempt to access a dead view row will lead to a DeadViewRowAccessException.
Locks the row(s) in the database table.
Refreshes the row's attributes with values from database.
Removes the row from the database table.
Removes the row from the collection and then retain it for insertion into another location.
Removes the row from the collection.
Set attribute values for the given list of attributes names.
Set the Effective Date mode in which the row updates need to be carried out.
Sets a new unposted row, created in this transaction, to either STATUS_NEW or STATUS_INITIALIZED mode.
Indicates that the row is newly created and no setAttribute has been called on it yet. Entities that comprise this row have not been added to the ValidationManager's or TransactionManager's lists. Rows in this state are primarily used as scratch-pad/temporary rows and can be placed back into the appropriate lists and made a postable row again by changing the row state to STATUS_NEW using setNewRowState method.
REFRESH_WITH_DB_FORGET_CHANGES forgets edits that the current user made to the row. The row data is refreshed from database. The latest data from database replaces data in the row regardless of whether the row was modified or not.
If the current user had called Transaction.postChanges() REFRESH_WITH_DB_FORGET_CHANGES will pick up the data that he himself wrote through his call to postChanges().
If REFRESH_REMOVE_NEW_ROWS is not specified, REFRESH_WITH_DB_FORGET_CHANGES puts a new row back to blank. If REFRESH_REMOVE_NEW_ROWS is specified, the new row is removed.
REFRESH_WITH_DB_ONLY_IF_UNCHANGED works just like REFRESH_WITH_DB_FORGET_CHANGES for unmodified rows, i.e., the row is refreshed with attribute values from the database. If a row was already modified by this transaction, the row is not refreshed.
If locking mode is pessimistic, the fact that you (this user) were able to change the data means that you were able to lock the row and that you got the latest data.
When using this refresh mode, if the locking mode is optimistic, the framework could bring the latest data for unmodified attributes and merge them into the row, while retaining changed attributes as is. However, this could lead to data integrity problems. Thus, for consistency sake and data integrity, we leave the row alone if it was modified even for optimistic locking mode.
If REFRESH_REMOVE_NEW_ROWS is not specified, calling refresh with this mode will be a no-op (treated just like a modified row). If REFRESH_REMOVE_NEW_ROWS is specified, the new row is removed.
REFRESH_UNDO_CHANGES works just like REFRESH_WITH_DB_FORGET_CHANGES for unmodified rows, i.e., the row is refreshed with attribute values from the database.
For a modified row, this mode refreshes the row with attribute values at the beginning of this transaction. This mode will back out changes that have been posted to database through postChanges(), but not yet committed. Suppose a row's attribute value was modified from 'A' to 'B' and 'B' is posted. Suppose further the user changes 'B' to 'C' (after the post). Calling refresh(int) with this mode will restore the attribute value to 'A'.
Out on database, the attribute value is still 'B'. However, the row is marked as modified, so that when the changes are posted later 'A' will replace 'B' out on database.
If REFRESH_REMOVE_NEW_ROWS is not specified, REFRESH_UNDO_CHANGES puts a new row back to blank. If REFRESH_REMOVE_NEW_ROWS is specified, the new is removed.
REFRESH_REMOVE_NEW_ROWS is a bit-wise flag that can be OR'ed with other REFRESH_... constants.
If REFRESH_REMOVE_NEW_ROWS is specified, refresh(int) will remove new rows.
REFRESH_CONTAINEES is a bit-wise flag that can be OR'ed with other REFRESH_... constants.
REFRESH_CONTAINEES causes an Entity row to call refresh(int) on its containees (children) with the same refresh mode (if this Entity row is a master is composition association).
When an effective dated row is updated in "correction" mode, the effective start date and effective end date is left unchanged. No new rows are created to track the update.
When an effective dated row is updated in "update" mode, the modified row is end dated on the effective date and a new row is created with the changed values. The effective start date of the new row is set to effective date + 1 day and effective end date is set to end of time.
Updating in "new earliest change" mode is supported only in Multiple Changes Per Day. It allows creation of a new earliest change in a day.
When an effective dated row is deleted in "delete" mode, the end date of the row is set to the row's effective date and all the future rows for the same key values are deleted. The DML operation on the row that was actually removed would be an update whereas for the future rows it would be a delete.
When an effective dated row is deleted in "delete this change" mode, the current row is removed. If a prior row exists, its end date is set to current row's end date.
When an effective dated row is deleted in "delete next change" mode, the end date of the row is set to the end date of adjoining row and the adjoining row is deleted. The DML operation on the row that was actually removed would be an update whereas for the adjoining row it would be a delete.
When an effective dated row is deleted in "delete future change" mode, the end date of the row is set to the end of time and all the future rows for the same key values are deleted. The DML operation on the row that was actually removed would be an update whereas for the future rows it would be a delete.
Validates the row. The default implementation of this method on a View row calls validate() for each Entity row that makes up the View row.
ValidationException - if a validation error is detected.
For a View row, this method calls lock() on each Entity row that makes up the View row.
RowNotFoundException - if the row to be locked no longer exists in the database table. The row was probably deleted by another transaction (and transaction committed).
DeadEntityAccessException - if the row to locked is one that has already been deleted.
TooManyObjectsException - to service the lock request, a SELECT statement is issued against the database table using this row's primary key value. Normally, only one row with matching primary key should be found in the database. If more than one row with the given PK is found, this represents a data inconsistency problem in the table. In that case, this exception is thrown.
RowInconsistentException - after the row is locked in the database table, BC4J retrieves the latest data values from the table. A check is made to see if the row had been changed by another transaction (and committed). If so, this exception is thrown.
AlreadyLockedException - if the row is already locked by another transaction.
DMLException - if the SELECT statement to lock the row is not accepted by the DBMS. Make sure that the statement generated for the Entity Object is correct.
If this method is invoked on a View row or an Entity row, and if the current concurrency control mode is Transaction.LOCK_PESSIMISTIC, this method first locks the Entity row(s), and then removes the Entity row(s). Thus, this method may throw the same exceptions as lock() method.
ReadOnlyViewObjectException - the View Object to which this row belongs is marked as read-only. You cannot remove the row.
This method differs from remove() in that it just removes the row from the collection. It does not remove the underlying Entity row(s) or database row(s). However, once the row is removed, it cannot be used any more. If you want to remove the row from the collection and insert it elsewhere, call removeAndRetain().
This method differs from remove() in that it just removes the row from the collection. It does not remove the underlying Entity row(s) or database row(s).
This method also differs from removeFromCollection() in that after the row is removed from the collection, it can be inserted back into the collection at another location.
Refreshes the row's attributes with values from database. refreshMode should be a combination of REFRESH_.... See REFRESH_... constants for further information.
refreshMode - the refresh mode.
Sets a new unposted row, created in this transaction, to either STATUS_NEW or STATUS_INITIALIZED mode. Calling this method on a row in any other state will be a no-op.
This method should be used to create a row and then to mark it temporary (STATUS_INITIALIZED) so that an app can use the created Row to fill UIs like Table UIs with valid default values for rows. Then when the Row values are updated, UIs should once again call this method to turn the Row into new (STATUS_NEW) state before any setAttribute calls on the Row, so that the changes are validated and posted.
When this row is in STATUS_INITIALIZED state and this method is called with STATUS_NEW state then, this new row is added back into it's relevant transaction and validation manager and will then participate in validation, transaction cycles.
Note that incase of composition if a master/detail hierarchy is being created with the intention of making them temporary (STATUS_INITIALIZED) then the logic should be: Create Master row, insert Master row into a collection, create Detail row insert detail row into a relevant collection, make detail row initialized, create/insert/change-to-initialized more detail rows and at the end set the master row as initialized.
state - This could be STATUS_NEW or STATUS_INITIALIZED.
Tests if an attribute is updateable. Returns false if the attribute is read-only and true if it is updateable.
The following logic is used for determining if the attribute is updateable. If this attribute for a View row and is one which is mapped to an Entity Attribute, and if the Entity base is marked as read-only in the View Object, the attribute is read-only.
If the Entity base is marked updateable, a check is made to see if the the current user has updateable privilege on the underlying Entity row. If not, the attribute is read-only.
After this, we check the View Object's Attribute Definition. If the Attribute Definition indicates that it is READONLY, this method returns false (read-only). If the Attribute Definition says UPDATEABLE, it drops to the Entity level to determine if the Entity level Attribute Definition says it is updateable. If the attribute is UPDATEABLE_WHILE_NEW We check to see if the 'row' is new or not. (If this attribute comes from an Entity Row, the 'row' is the Entity Row. Otherwise, the 'row' is the View Row.) If the row is new, the attribute is updateable.
index - the index of the attribute.
true if the attribute is updateable in this row. false if not.
An attempt to access a dead view row will lead to a DeadViewRowAccessException. Using this API method, client code can test the row state.
true if the row is dead.
AttributeHints that describes the structure of the row.
attrIndex - the index of the attribute.
StructureDef that describes the structure of the row.
Set attribute values for the given list of attributes names. This implementation may invoke setAttribute(name, value) for each name, value pair. List size for names and values list should match up. If there are more names than values, then the names with no corresponding value entry in the values list will be ignored.
Set the Effective Date mode in which the row updates need to be carried out. The mode needs to be set prior to the changes.
mode - One of the effective date mode constants.
The current mode of an effective dated row.


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State of Decay 2 is getting a new DLC expansion called Heartland
It has just been revealed at the Microsoft E3 conference that State of Decay 2 is getting a DLC expansion called Heartland. From the game's trailer (included below) it looks set to add new characters, challenges, and other content to Undead Labs' 2018 zombie survival game.
The expansion's trailer indicates that players will get a "brand new story experience". The DLC adds two all-new characters with their own "different paths". From the video, one looks to be a male in business suit and the other, a female in the more post-apocalyptic world-friendly jeans-and-hoodie-type gear you tend to see in State of Decay 2. Each has their own accompanying follower and mission: the voiceover for the female says "my mission: find the father I never knew". The male's says "my mission: find the hero I've never met". Intriguing stuff.
The trailer then reveals that each has their own story to complete in a place familiar to players of the original State of Decay – Trumbull Valley.
The trailer highlights other features of the expansion, like "new dangers" and a cool crossbow with a laser sight. It is the biggest expansion for the game yet.
It's available now, so if you're keen to get stuck into more zombie slaying you can head over to the Microsoft Store today and grab it (it's also included with the XBOX Game Pass).
Carrie Talbot News editor
Carrie cut her gaming teeth on the early Tomb Raiders and a lot of Worms 2, but has since developed slightly wider interests. An avid lover of cats, coffee, and Fable, she is desperately awaiting Fable 4.


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Open Architecture Network was the world's first online open source community dedicated to improving global living conditions through innovative and sustainable design. It was developed by Architecture for Humanity and incorporated Creative Commons licensing within the project management tools.

History
Open Architecture Network was formed after one of its founders, Cameron Sinclair, won the 2006 TED Prize from the Technology Entertainment Design conference. The prize awards each recipient 'one wish to change the world'.

The Beta Version launched at TED2007 on March 8, 2007. Shortly after the launch, AMD announced the sponsoring of the 2007 Open Architecture Challenge, an open design competition to develop technology facilities in the developing world.

Purpose
The aim of the network is to allow architects, designers, innovators, and community leaders to share innovative and sustainable ideas, designs and plans. View and review designs posted by others. Collaborate with each other, people in other professions and community leaders to address specific design challenges. Manage design projects from concept to implementation. Protect their intellectual property rights using the Creative Commons "some rights reserved" licensing system and be shielded from unwarranted liability.

See also
 Open source architecture

External links

Archived version of OpenArchitectureNetwork.org
Humanitarian Goals, Tech-Savvy Solutions
Framing Open Source Architecture
Web 2.0 Goes To Work

Architecture organizations
Organizations established in 2007
Open content projects
Open-source hardware
Development charities based in the United States

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Do You Know What You Sell? Customer Service, But Then … ?
What if you walked into a great looking restaurant, were treated perfectly, were happily surprised by lower-than-expected prices, felt all warm and fuzzy, and when the food arrived it was horrible? Even though the customer service experience was magnificent, you wouldn't go back. The restaurant did a great job with everything else, but at the end of the day you were there for the food, right?
That happened to me this weekend. My partner and I tried out a diner that she'd heard great things about, and exactly what I described is what happened. Everything there was great except the food.
If you're wondering where this registers for me, consider that in Manhattan there's probably a diner every two blocks, and while there might be some part of me that wants to find the perfect place I've come to expect nothing more than a pretty consistent experience; after all, they're all just "the corner diner".
But when things look better-than-great, etc., etc., etc., and then the actual product fails miserably . . . well, all the outstanding customer service in the world can't make up for that. Your expectations have been set and then destroyed. Unlike my terrible experience with Nissan of Manhattan's Customer Service, where all I was looking for was customer service that befit my perceived status, or Panera Bread's troubles with Wi-Fi, where the trouble rather than the quality chased me away, here THE FOOD WAS BAD.
Or to put it in simpler terms, the diner over-promised (by doing everything else well) and then under-delivered when the food was bad.
The right way to handle this, of course, is to keep your finger on the virtual pulse of every part of your business. Constant Contact, for example, upon hearing that I'd enshrined them on The Answer Guy's Customer Service Wall of Shame, made a point of reaching out to see what they could have done better.
DO you know what you sell? It's always customer service, but if you want your business to grow you need to understand what else you sell. Or at least what your customer thinks you sell.


Bison Gear supplies power transmission equipment to the global marketplace and was looking to enhance their SharePoint intranet to increase user adoption and provide a modern responsive look and feel. Zooma partnered with one of the best Microsoft vendors in the area, Peters and Associates.
They provided the expertise to upgrade their environment and migrate existing content to the latest version of SharePoint. Zooma provided wireframes, design concepts and the custom branding solution to the Peters team for deployment. Following successful implementation the site is being extended to create a unique extranet environment so that Bison can collaborate and share information easily with their partners and customers.


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Posts Tagged As: Brian DelGrosso
Colorado Rep DelGrosso fundamentally misunderstands State Constitution
Rep. Brian DelGrosso, R-Loveland
From the Colorado Springs Gazette:
In 2006, Colorado voters approved an amendment defining marriage as only between one man and one woman.
Rep. Brian DelGrosso, R-Loveland, who voted against civil union bills in committees the past two years, said he questions the constitutionality of the proposed bill.
"The voters of Colorado have clearly said this is what we expect," DelGrosso said. "How can you prove to us that what you're doing is constitutional? That you're not just changing the name of something and trying to pretend that it's something that it's not — same-sex marriage."
Brian DelGrosso seems to fundamentally misunderstand how Colorado's constitution. Our neighbors in Utah, Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma have all passed amendments that not only ban gay marriage but also ban civil unions. Here in Colorado our constitution says nothing of civil unions.
The authors of Colorado Amendment 43 and voters have left the door open for us to have civil unions here in Colorado.
And yes, DelGrosso represents Loveland. Oh the irony.
Tags: Brian DelGrosso, Civil Unions, Colorado
OutFront Colorado urging participation in tomorrow's civil union rally
UPDATE: Location of the rally has been changed to the front of Denver City & County Building at 1437 Bannock Street (still at noon).
An image from last year's rally for civil unions. Photo by Dan Gonzales.
As I mentioned in yesterday's post the Colorado civil unions bill is headed to a crucial showdown in the House Judiciary Committee tomorrow afternoon (Thursday).
State equality org One Colorado is holding a rally before the hearing. The rally will be at noon on the east steps of the Capitol in the front of Denver City & County Building at 1437 Bannock Street. (facebook event page)
Colorado's oldest and most respected LGBT publication OutFront editorialized today urging Coloradans to attend the rally and committee hearing in support of the bill. Quoting OutFront:
Once again your community needs you.
Yes. You.
OutFront continues:
A little more than a year ago, we asked you to join hundreds of your brothers and sisters at a similar rally to make your desire for equal rights known through the hollowed halls of the Colorado Capitol. More than 300 supporters showed up. And despite the community's best effort, a Republican controlled committee killed the legislation that would have granted more than a dozen rights and responsibilities to hard working, tax paying, Coloradans — both gay and straight.
So, you might think there's no point in showing up again. They've already told us "no."
But that is exactly why we must stand taller, fight harder, scream louder.
The Colorado Civil Union Act has a real chance of becoming a reality.
"Is there hope?" one of our Twitter followers asked us.
There's always hope. And this time hope's name is Rep. Brian DelGrosso of Loveland. DelGrosso, unlike other Republicans on the committee, has vocalized the possibility his 'nay' can become an 'yea.'
Again, please consider contacting the members of the House Judiciary Committee to show your support for civil unions. I've posted their contact information here.
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Features of the structure of the ears dogs may cause them some trouble, as in the absence of proper care they are the most suitable conditions for the development of germs and fungi. Why to a weekly process of cleaning the ears of the puppy should be taught from birth. Accustomed to this procedure, an adult animal will take it for granted that in the future will greatly facilitate the maintenance of a pet and care for him.
The Yorkshire Terrier is a need to continuously remove the hair growing inside the ear because it interferes with the free movement of air, because of this inside the ear canal is formed moisture.
Tweezers, small scissors safe, talc with antibacterial effect and pain function, cotton buds and disks, lotion are essential tools for maintaining the ears of the pet clean.
Sprinkling talcum powder or antiseptic powder in the ear canal, you use your fingertips to gently pull the hairs, then clean the ear with a lotion with calendula, Otiri. The lotion makes the skin smooth, soft and elastic, which significantly reduces the amount of getting accustomed to it microorganisms. In addition, the lotion dissolves earwax and helps to quickly and effectively clean ears.
1. Tweezers or scissors to clear the ears of unwanted hair so that they are not blocked the entrance to the ear canal.
2. To enter into the ears of a few drops of special ear lotion. With the help of massage to ensure that the lotion has penetrated into all of the ear.
3. Wait 10-15 minutes for it to soften the sulfur and then remove the dirt with sticks.
4. Trimmer to make the cut one-third of the outer part of the ear.
The signal for an urgent visit to the vet needs to be any suspicious symptoms indicating possible inflammation. It can be the appearance of pus, redness, swollen lymph nodes, or pain when performing ear cleaning. To cope with them, sometimes not. Careful attention to a pet home will help maintain his health in order, and the pet in turn will respond to you with loyalty and devotion.


Cape May Brewing is a fantastic off-the-beach shore stop. A wide selection of good beer, the only thing missing was something to eat. Until Taco Shop opened next door, that is. In the same industrial area that the brewery operates, a number of small shops have taken root.
Taco Shop has a small menu, with standard burrito, bowl, quesadilla, taco options and then a choice of protein for each. When I saw they were hand making the tortillas for the tacos, I figured a sampler was in order.
Place an order, step next door to the brewery and have a beer while you wait, then pop back in, pick it up, and head back to the bar.
I got some tacos, a special shrimp tostada, and some street corn.
From left are the mole chicken, the carne asada, and the chorizo.
The "De Chorizo Casero" consists of housemade chorizo, salsa roja, and xni-pec (pronounced shneee pec) has Mayan roots, and refers to a wet dogs nose, a reference to the runny nose you will have from this spicy habanero hot sauce. While I didn't find this particularly hot, I did rather enjoy the chorizo. While I generally like my chorizo rendered down and grilled hard, this had lots of flavor and a great texture.
"De Carne Asada" taco was garnished with cherry tomato, avocado, pickled red onion, and creamy chimichurri. The brisket was nicely crisped, and well rendered, but it was lacking a strong punch of flavor. The topping worked well together, but I was looking for a deeper, more beefy experience (perhaps adding some stock or boullion to the braise mixture would work). Certainly it was still good, but the flavor was a bit subdued as opposed to what I expected.
Meanwhile, "De Pollo" was well shredded chicken, simply garnished with mole poblano. pickled red onion, and queso fresco. Again, everything was fresh, well thought out, and assembled with care, but it was lacked the depth of flavor I expect from mole. It had no distinct, characteristic flavor, such as nutty, chocolaty, etc.
The shrimp tostada was my favorite of the protein (a special), because of the chiptole mayo. That stuff was like crack. A crisp tostada flat topped with avocado, tender shrimp, queso, and crema. The stuff dreams are made of.
Finally the street corn. Chipotle mayo (fantastic), crema, queso, El Muerto salt (red flakes below, absolutely delicious, you can buy it here), lime, and cilantro. I loved this street corn. The spicy mayo and El Muerto made it stand out from the dozens of variations I have tried, and numerous versions made myself. They might bump the flavor up a bit on some of the offerings (though I imagine they are catering to a specific niche, but overall, this is a SOLID place to eat when quaffing some delicious Cape May Brewery beers.
I stopped by Roy Pitz for an after work drink with some friends. While I was not initially thrilled with the menu options, as they were rather run of the mill, I was pleasantly surprised by the execution.
The large interior space and proximity to Union Transfer makes it convenient for pre/post show drinks.
Roy Pitz started in Chambersburg, PA and then moved to Philly as an expansion. The focus is on barrel aged and sour beer, with other local spirits and wines available as well.
The Bavarian soft pretzel was quite a sleeper (I ordered a second after quickly polishing off the first), and the house mustard paired with Old Jail beer cheese sauce made for buttery carb-dipping bliss.
Golden brown, airy and with a generous salting, I enjoyed this much more than I had thought I might.
The Barrel House wings were another highlight, fried crispy and rendered down quite nicely, the Dutch Honey IPA Hot Sauce was a tasty play on traditional wing sauce, and the chunky blue cheese was a very welcome and chunky complement.
You can see the rendering of the skin, and the ample sauce. Very nice wings.
The Barrel House Burger boasts a blend of short rib and brisket burger with porter caramelized onions, pickles, sharp cheddar and Liquid Art sauce.
The burger was solid, with just enough bacon, cheese and grease.
I liked the thick pickles, and although past my requested medium rare, there was still pink in the middle.
The fries were fresh, crisp, and well seasoned.
To keep things light, I went with the Barleywine smoked brisket mac and cheese on the side. The roasted mushrooms were a nice touch. There was a significant amount of sauce on this mac, making for maximum cheesiness.
I liked all of the food options, and it was good, hearty beer drinking fare. I would certainly not hesitate to return.


New Order have revealed the video for 'Restless', the first single from new album 'Music Complete'.
The cinematic video is directed by Spanish filmmakers NYSU, who have previously worked with Wild Beasts and Radiohead's Philip Selway.
New Order release new album 'Music Complete' on September 25, featuring The Killers' frontman Brandon Flowers guesting on album closer 'Superheated'. La Roux and Iggy Pop will also appear on the LP.
The album is the first the band have recorded since bass player Peter Hook left in 2007 and will feature the return of keyboard player Gillian Gilbert. 'Music Complete' will also be the band's debut output on new label Mute.
Speaking to NME about the album earlier this year, Bernard Sumner said the group had put their guitars away and returned to a more original New Order sound.
"It's an electronic-sounding album, dance-based but not housey," he said.
The record was produced by New Order with additional work from Stuart Price ('Superheated') and the Chemical Brothers' Tom Rowlands ('Singularity' and 'Unlearn This Hatred').
New Order recently confirmed details of an upcoming UK tour. The short run in November will include gigs in London, Glasgow, Liverpool and Wolverhampton. See below for dates.


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Q: Pass a string variable from bash script to root macro I am defining a variable in a bash script in order to use it when I call my macro with root, such as:
user = name
root 'macro.C('$user')'

When the macro is executed, I get:
Processing macro.C(name)...
Error: Symbol name is not defined in current scope  :0:
*** Interpreter error recovered ***

My macro is basically defined as
void macro(char* user[])
{
   //code
}

I think the problem might be in this last chunk of code. All I want to do is to have a string/char I can use in my macro. Any idea how to do that?
Thank you in advance!

A: Bash doesn't perform variable expansion on strings in single quotes ('). Try with double quotes (") instead:
root "macro.C(\"$user\")"

Edit: escaped the inner string in response to your comment.


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This column by the late Jim Clark was originally published in the Moccasin Telegraph series in the Mille Lacs Messenger and is reprinted in order to help preserve his teachings.
I have spent much of my life trying to help people learn more about the Anishinaabe, because I think if everybody understood each other, we'd all get along so much better.
For a while, I taught at an elementary school down in Minneapolis. I would also go out to other schools and organizations to talk about Anishinaabe people.
I found that kids were shy at first, sometimes because they didn't know what to expect from an Indian. Some of them had never met an Indian in person before. They thought that all Anishinaabe wear feathers and run around half-naked and ride horses.
Well, that Indian was sitting right there in front of him — it was me.
That's a funny feeling. They looked at me sitting there and didn't say anything. I talked to them about our people and our traditions. And when I got done, those kids were all around me asking questions. Before I had talked to them, they wouldn't touch me with a 10-foot pole. But after I was done talking to them, they were all over me. Someone finally had to chase them away and say leave him alone so I could go home.
Besides talking to the children, I would ask them to draw pictures. When I first got to a school, I'd ask them to draw a picture of Indians on one side of a sheet of paper, and they'd usually draw people living in tipis and wearing feathers.
Then when I was done talking, I would ask them to draw a new picture of Indians on the other side of their paper. This time they'd draw people wearing baseball caps and t-shirts. It made me happy that they started to understand Anishinaabe are real people who are alive today, not just people from old cowboy movies. And that would be after only 45 minutes of talking to them that they'd change their minds.
I wish we had a way to talk to adults like that, too, so they could learn more about us. Because I remember many times when Anishinaabe have not been understood by non-Indians. That has made Anishinaabe afraid, or even feel ashamed to be Indian.
When I was a kid, people were afraid to speak Ojibwe in public. And I remember when you'd walk into a store, like those department stores in Minneapolis, an employee would start following you around. I've seen that a lot of times.
I remember one time my wife and I were trying to get something for the kids for Christmas, and we walked into a store, and the people started looking at us. Maybe they figured we were going to steal something. We were embarrassed, so we left.
I think if we all understand each other more, there wouldn't be so much fear or shame. That's why I hope more non-Indians will learn about Anishinaabe people.