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This is the setup with which I follow the Layertennis match between Joshua Davis and Brendan Dawes Setup for Layer tennis: Coudal site, Live streaming from influxis, MetroTwit

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From People Pay For Value - Their Value, Not Yours: People will pay for an individual song (and maybe an album), but they would like the choice. People will pay for great writing - whether it's in a magazine, newspaper, book or online. But, it has to be great (and not just your perception of great). People will pay to see a movie - they just might not go to the theatre or to rent it from your

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realy? I pay 10$ to promote a visit to the US to everyone else? and me paying will make me want to visit the US more? I'm staggered at the unflinching pseudo naivety. No, realy, you will pay for the promotion of visiting the US to others and of course also for the registration of your personal information that we will distribute to some people. And we would love for you to visit the US more often

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Sometimes you use something without a deeper understanding. Or you just fumble arround until you get the desired effect. Then you deside to research the darn thing because it just doesn't do what you want it to do. Just now I got a flash of understanding about how the Visual State Manager works (at least in Blend): You create a base state The begin state it shows when the control loads You

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/* IE 6 */ * html .yourclass { } /* IE 7 */ *+html .yourclass{ } /* IE 7 and modern browsers */ html>body .yourclass { } /* Modern browsers (not IE 7) */ html>/**/body .yourclass { } /* Opera 9.27 and below */ html:first-child .yourclass { } /* Safari */ html[xmlns*=""] body:last-child .yourclass { } /* Safari 3+, Chrome 1+, Opera 9+, Fx 3.5+ */ body:nth-of-type(1) .yourclass { } /*

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One aspect I find in the realm of art is that a lot of the artists invest in the endevour of art. They spend their time making art to the exclusion of other possible activities. So much so that it becomes a matter of survival. Some art works are so labor intensive that merely creating the work results in a situation that if the work is not succesful the artist will suffer. You could also approach

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[update] final version: (function ($) { $ = jQuery; // HACK: Remove this line before production your code here... })(jQuery); [update] lately i've been working with jQuery in Visual studio. The Intellisense cool and all but when I tried to apply the plugin development pattern of Mike Alsup: A Plugin Development Pattern the Intellisense stopped working. After googling half way round the

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a client needed a better user experience for a part of an application we had developed. The situation is as follows: A grid contains a control. The grid has three rows with a gridsplitter in the second row and the control in the third row. The control in question is a tabcontrol. Initially only the tabs of the tabcontrol are visible. The user can then drag the gridsplitter and reveal the content

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the horror, war, homeboy in the jungle, the horror, family car, detergent, coffee, sanitary pad, never get off the boat, the horror, first tour, the horror, cheap loans, pork chops, chocolate, the horror, is he a traitor, the horror, shall i kill him, the horror, the horror, the end

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A BBC documentary got me thinking again about what art is. The BBC had an arts season with a lot of documentaries about artists, the art market, even a reality show about Satchi selecting his next protege. This documentary was about a philosopher putting forward the argument that art has lost its meaning of beauty and therefore lost its position of giving meaning to life. With almost every

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