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decoratorshowhouse.worldsecuresystems.com/_blog/Show_House_Blog/post/The_Doors_to_the_2012_Kips_Bay_Decorator_Show_House_Open_to_The_Public
The Doors to the 2012 Kips Bay Decorator Show House ?only 2½ weeks left
* Required First Name * Last Name * Email Address * Zip Code * Return Home BLOGROLL The Doors to the 2012 Kips Bay Decorator Show House ?only 2½ weeks left!? Edgar Pineda - Thursday, April 12, 2012 Location: The Aldyn Residences, 60 Riverside Boulevard (Between 62nd and 63rd Streets) Hours: Monday through Saturday: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday evenings until 8 p.m. Sunday: Noon to 5:00 p.m. Events at Kips Bay: Join Us for Our Special Events, get all the details at
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ayende.com/blog
Ayende @ Rahien
Ayende @ Rahien Unnatural acts on source code Ohloh stats: RavenDB That is quite nice to see: One of the worries that some people has about RavenDB is that they consider it to be a sole developer effort. I wanted to make sure that everyone understood that this isn?t the case. RavenDB has quite a big community (over 50 people have contributed code over the lifetime of the project, and has a company and a development behind it. Tags: Raven Published at Fri, 02 Sep 2011 09:00:00 GMT Originally
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hammond-turner.org.uk/blog/nuggets
Golden Nuggets
Golden Nuggets Thursday, May', 2011 Thursday Quickie - Mocking Events with Moq There are times when the code under test depends on an event being fired by a component we're mocking. You can explicitly fire a mocked object's event using the following code var authService = new Mock(); authService.Raise(m => m.LoggedIn += null, null as AuthenticationEventArgs); You can also raise an event on the mock as part of a callback - i.e. fire the event when a method or
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drwpf.com/blog
Dr. WPF
Dr. WPF Drinking (and serving) the WPF Kool-Aid since 2002 A Few Good Metadata Options for Silverlight May 8th, 2010 I?d like to highlight one more feature that is available in Silverlight if you use my code snippets. Those who watched the value coercion video might have glimpsed the following enum within the FrameworkPropertyMetadata.cs code file: [Flags] public enum FrameworkPropertyMetadataOptions : int { None = 0x0, AffectsMeasure = 0x1, AffectsArrange = 0x2, AffectsParentMeasure