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Here's the code  &lt;UserControl x:Class="QSTClient.Infrastructure.Library.Views.WorkItemLogView" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"          Width="500" Height="400"&gt; &lt;StackPanel&gt;     &lt;ListView ItemsSource="{Binding Path=Logs}" &gt;         &lt;ListView.View&gt;             &lt;GridView&gt;                 &lt;GridViewColumn Header="Log Message"&gt;                     &lt;GridViewColumn.CellTemplate&gt;                         &lt;DataTemplate&gt;                             &lt;TextBlock Text="{Binding}"/&gt;                         &lt;/DataTemplate&gt;                     &lt;/GridViewColumn.CellTemplate&gt;                 &lt;/GridViewColumn&gt;             &lt;/GridView&gt;         &lt;/ListView.View&gt;     &lt;/ListView&gt; &lt;/StackPanel&gt;     and the WorkItem Class  public class WorkItem {     public string Name { get; set; }     public string Description { get; set; }     public string CurrentLog { get; private set; }     public string CurrentStatus { get; private set; }     public WorkItemStatus Status { get; set; }     public ThreadSafeObservableCollection&lt;string&gt; Logs{get;private set;}   I'm using Prism to create the control and put it into a WindowRegion          WorkItemLogView newView = container.Resolve&lt;WorkItemLogView&gt;();         newView.DataContext = workItem;         regionManager.Regions["ShellWindowRegion"].Add(newView);   thanks What prevents this magnetic perpetuum mobile from working? I am doing some forecasting in R using Rob Hyndman's forecast package. The paper belonging to the package can be found .  In the paper, after explaining the automatic forecasting algorithms, the authors implement the algorithms on the same data set. However, after estimating both an exponential smoothing and ARIMA model they make a statement I do no understand (on page 17):     Note that the information criteria are not comparable.    I thought that an advantage of using AIC for model selection is that we can compare AIC values from different models, as long as they are estimated using the same data set. Is this incorrect?  This matter is of particular interest to me, as I was planning on combining forecasts from different model classes (e.g. exponential smoothing and ARIMA) using so called Akaike weights (see Burnham and Anderson, 2002, for discussion on Akaike weights)  References   Burnham, K. P., &amp; Anderson, D. R. (2002). 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I just found out that 3 light bulbs sockets in my home  are connected this way, it first came to my mind to fix it but then I recalled the flow of current from positive to negative is just a convention since the electrons are charged negatively and they actually flow from N to L so i cant really find an solid excuse to mess with the wiring for the next 2 hrs I have this picture:  (I have the original in Pixen and could export it to several different formats. I went with PNG though since it's lossless.)  When I open my picture in Preview (OS X) and zoom in, it looks fine. The characters have extremely sharp boarders between them and the background. However, when I put it into my LaTeX document, compile it to a PDF (using TeXShop) and then zoom in, it suddenly have gotten blurry (see screenshot: ).  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Is it always meant to be capitalized? I am simply referencing the ideology, not necessarily the Third Reich. Word didn't bother to correct "communism." I suppose since there was only one instance of Nazism (on a national scale at least) it could be considered a proper noun.