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* Hardcore .NET solutions for advanced, distributed financial applications. * Fascinating insight into operation of Equity markets and the challenges this poses for technology solutions – you do not have to be an equity market insider to use this book. * Examines next generation trading challenges, and potential solutions using .NET 2.0 and emerging technology, such as Avalon, Indigo and Longhorn.

The lightweight and easy to use Bally Hoop Stealth Collapsible Hoop Net (Generation II) is made of clear flexible rod and is the latest evolution of the Bally Hoop collapsible hoop net product line. Thinner, stronger and more durable than its predecessor, this flexible yet sturdy two-piece hoop net is stored in a custom 6-foot Ballyhoop bag for easy access. It straightens out once you collapse it, allowing it to be stored in more conventional storage spaces, especially on boats with limited storage space. The Bally Hoop Stealth prevents fatigue and damage to your boat, makes no mess and helps bait live longer. If you're struggling to catch live bait, the Bally Hoop Stealth Collapsible Hoop Net - Generation II is a great choice. Cast nets have no chance when compared against the Bally Hoop!Bally Hoop SCHN5370G2 Stealth Collapsible Hoop Net - Generation II Features:4 ft. Diameter4 ft. Net Depth1/4 in. Mesh Net6 ft. x 1 ft. when stored in the long bag Proudly Made In The USA!

The trampolines feature a new generation of curved poles designed to protect your child from accidental injuries, allowing you and your child to have fun on the trampoline. Our 12 ft. trampoline is made of galvanized stainless steel frame that is weather and rust resistant and we also add a 3-step ladder to your trampoline for children's comfortable use of the trampoline. All of our trampolines have reinforcements at the joints of each leg and enclosure for added frame stability.

A proven model for achieving high returns on taxable investments Investing Strategies for the High Net-Worth Investor showcases an investing approach that helps readers understand the unique challenges and opportunities that wealthy families face when building a diversified portfolio for multiple generations. Renowned private wealth manager Niall J. Gannon offers a framework for investing in tax friendly asset classes. Readers will gain critical insight for building a solid portfolio.

In the United States, direct energy use in buildings accounts for 39% of carbon dioxide emissions per year—more than any other sector. Buildings contribute to a changing climate and warming of the earth in ways that will significantly affect future generations. Zero net energy (ZNE) buildings are a practical and cost-effective way to reduce our energy needs, employ clean solar and wind technologies, protect the environment, and improve our lives. Interest in ZNE buildings, which produce as much energy as they use over the course of a year, has been growing rapidly. In the Design Professional’s Guide to Zero Net Energy Buildings, Charles Eley draws from over 40 years of his own experience, and interviews with other industry experts, to lay out the principles for achieving ZNE buildings and the issues surrounding their development. Eley emphasizes the importance of building energy use in achieving a sustainable future; describes how building energy use can be minimized through smart design and energy efficiency technologies; and presents practical information on how to incorporate renewable energy technologies to meet the lowered energy needs. The book identifies the building types and climates where meeting the goal will be a challenge and offers solutions for these special cases. It shows the reader, through examples and explanations, that these solutions are viable and cost-effective. ZNE buildings are practical and cost-effective ways to address climate change without compromising our quality of life. ZNE buildings are an energizing concept and one that is broadly accepted yet, there is little information on what is required to actually meet these goals. This book shows that the goal is feasible and can be practically achieved in most buildings, that our construction industry is up to the challenge, and that we already have the necessary technologies and knowledge.

Leaving children with a substantial amount of money can be a boon or a burden. High-net-worth parents need to give their children an education to navigate today’s complex world. The question becomes how to raise children with a sense of reality and balance, imparting a strong work ethic, and making them good stewards of their wealth. Kids, Wealth, and Consequences enlightens high-net-worth parents about the unique issues they need to explore. The book addresses the ”hard” financial issues, such as investing and estate planning, as well as the “soft” emotional issues relating to values, family, and communication. Morris and Pearl detail strategies and techniques to help parents raise children who appreciate and know how to manage the wealth they inherit. Richard Morris spent many years working for his family's multimillion dollar business, and learned firsthand the challenges of business ownership and family wealth. Jayne Pearl is an experienced journalist who writes about families, family businesses, and money.

The Raymarine A80160 Raynet (F) to Sea Talkhs (F) cable adapter allows you to fit the existing waterproof, locking Sea Talkhs cables used with G-Series, E-Wide and E-Classic MFDs to new generation Ray Net multifunction displays. The adapter cable is 15" (400mm) long.

The Bally Hoop The Chummy Hoop Collapsible Self-Cleaning Chum Hoop is a next-generation chum bag/net. It's design allows it to collapse for easy storage and rubber netting lets it practically clean itself with a few shakes when empty in the water. Holds up to two 25lb. blocks of chum and floats by itself. Bally Hoop The Chummy Hoop Collapsible Self-Cleaning Chum Hoop Features: Rubber Net That's Easy To Clean Collapsible For Storage Custom Colored EVA Floats

From fishing nets to beautiful lace, people have made netting for centuries, with the skills handed down from generation to generation. Netting used to be as common as knitting or crochet. To help you learn to net, Rita Bartholomew has included over 400 photos. These photos work with the text in explaining the basic techniques of netting, the equipment used, some common problems, and how to increase and decrease. There is also a list of sources for netting supplies. Because netting patterns for a beginner are hard to find, she has included 30 simple patterns for bags, dishcloths, snoods or hairnets, and headbands that are designed to work with string, yarn, and 1/8-inch-wide ribbon. Come join with netters from years gone by; enter the wonderful world of netting, and enjoy this ancient art.

This book uncovers an ancient Irish perspective of learning and reconfigures it to offer a vitality-restoring vision for education in our digital age. Its aim is to help re-engage learners of the Net generation meaningfully and with enjoyment in the learning process. The proliferation of new technologies in the classroom has generally not been accompanied by new pedagogical thinking and the discourse is still framed almost exclusively in terms of the utilitarian mindset of the Western world. Consequently, education is too often delivered within a context that is unfit for purpose. The author argues that we need to bring the wisdom of different cultural perspectives to bear on our understanding of the nature and purpose of learning, and on the role of technology in the learning process. She shares an energising vision of education based on the ancient Irish understanding of learning as nourishment for the human spirit, expressed as learning by wandering. Illustrating the universal and timeless relevance of this understanding, she demonstrates from personal experience how a synthesis of ancient wisdom and new technologies can transform the learning process. This book offers a new dimension to the ongoing debate on the future of education in the Western world.

This book uncovers an ancient Irish perspective of learning and reconfigures it to offer a vitality-restoring vision for education in our digital age. Its aim is to help re-engage learners of the Net generation meaningfully and with enjoyment in the learning process. The proliferation of new technologies in the classroom has generally not been accompanied by new pedagogical thinking and the discourse is still framed almost exclusively in terms of the utilitarian mindset of the Western world. Consequently, education is too often delivered within a context that is unfit for purpose. The author argues that we need to bring the wisdom of different cultural perspectives to bear on our understanding of the nature and purpose of learning, and on the role of technology in the learning process. She shares an energising vision of education based on the ancient Irish understanding of learning as nourishment for the human spirit, expressed as learning by wandering. Illustrating the universal and timeless relevance of this understanding, she demonstrates from personal experience how a synthesis of ancient wisdom and new technologies can transform the learning process. This book offers a new dimension to the ongoing debate on the future of education in the Western world.

“Look it up in Petzold” remains the last word on Windows development. In this .NET-ready Windows programming guide, the best-selling author shows you how to get the most out of Windows Forms—the next-generation Windows programming class library. You’ll discover how to use C# to create dynamic user interfaces and graphical outputs for Windows applications. With dozens of examples of client applications to illustrate common techniques and plenty of no-nonsense advice on best programming practices, you’ll be C# sharp in no time. Topics covered in this guide include: A tour of C# Windows Forms Essential structures An exercise in text output Lines, curves, and area fills Tapping into the keyboard Pages and transforms Taming the mouse Text and fonts The timer and time Images and bitmaps Buttons, labels, and scrolls B¿ers and other splines Menus Paths, regions, and clipping Dialog boxes Brushes and pens Edit, list, and spin controls Font fun Toolbars and status bars Printing Tree view and List view Metafiles Clip, drag, and drop INCLUDED ON CD-ROM: * Sample source code for all the examples presented in the book For customers who purchase an ebook version of this title, instructions for downloading the CD files can be found in the ebook.

From fishing nets to beautiful lace, people have made netting for centuries, with the skills handed down from generation to generation. Netting used to be as common as knitting or crochet. To help you learn to net, Rita Bartholomew has included over 400 photos. These photos work with the text in explaining the basic techniques of netting, the equipment used, some common problems, and how to increase and decrease. There is also a list of sources for netting supplies. Because netting patterns for a beginner are hard to find, she has included 30 simple patterns for bags, dishcloths, snoods or hairnets, and headbands that are designed to work with string, yarn, and 1/8-inch-wide ribbon. Come join with netters from years gone by; enter the wonderful world of netting, and enjoy this ancient art.

This simple tale of a boy and his kite reveals a profound truth for all generations - There is always more to the story. ... When The Boy, the Kite, and the Wind becomes profitable, 100% of the net profits will go to support a number of pre-selected projects around the world that help men, women and children to take flight. They include education and food programs, medical care, development projects, mentoring programs, AIDS education and prevention, orphan care, clean water projects, and more. As the projects are funded, they'll be published on the Improbable Philanthropy website so that you can see what you've been a part of with the purchase of the book. This, however, is only a beginning. Perhaps you can add on to what we've already started!