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59 Seconds

59 Seconds
Richard Wiseman
Author bio:
Richard Wiseman is based at the University of Hertfordshire in the United Kingdom and has
gained an international reputation for research into offbeat areas of psychology, including
deception, humor, and luck. He is the author of The Luck Factor, Quirkology, and numerous
other books.
In 59 Seconds, Professor Richard Wiseman provides numerous quick and practical ways to
improve your life gleaned from today's cutting edge science, and in the process gives a
psychologist's myth-busting response to the self-help movement. From mood to memory,
persuasion to procrastination, and resilience to relationships, Wiseman outlines the research
supporting this new science of rapid change and describes how these quirky techniques can be
incorporated into everyday life:

Find out why putting a pencil between your teeth instantly makes you feel happier

Discover why even thinking about going to the gym can help you keep in shape

Learn how putting just one thing in your wallet will improve the chance of it being returned if
lost

Discover why writing down your goals is more effective than visualizing them

Find out why retail therapy doesn't work to improve mood and what does

A person can become more creative by lying down?

It’s beneficial for your emotional health to give rather than to receive

A light touch on the arm attract the opposite sex

Putting a plant in your office can improve your productivity

You can improve your social life by making mistakes

Get in touch with your inner Leonardo by merely glancing at modern art

Is the real art of seduction as simple as going on rollercoaster rides and avoiding artificial
Christmas trees?

Can velcro really help couples stick together?

Instantly divine a child’s destiny using just three marshmallows

What does your bedtime say about you?

What does the WPF star do (Width=“100*”)

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I am sure everyone else knows this, but I didn't until recently: the numbers do not have to be integers (following Dave's example) -

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WPF Basics - Layout Panels

In order to arrange controls, you need to use a layout panel. WPF ships with the following layout panels:
Canvas - for specific (X,Y) positioning
StackPanel - for stacking elements horizontally or vertically
WrapPanel - automatically handles wrapping elements to a new row as needed
DockPanel - for familiar docking functionality. Dock to the sides of the window.
Grid - for a row and column based layout
UniformGrid - a specialized form of Grid where all cells are the same size