Red Lion Christian Academy

This School’s website shows a nice example of how to use navigational elements properly and I’m impressed they have a favicon. Don’t disregard the favicon! I love those things :] Anyways, they mix serif and sans-serif font typography which is a no no in my book, but the site still looks pretty sweet compared to the rest of the high school websites I’ve been looking at.

Cathedral High School – Indianapolis

The textures used on this high school’s website layout it was caught my eye. The navigation and shadows look great and the rotating images keep the site interesting.

Howe Military School

They used Georgia? Oh wow, this get’s put in my showcase… I love Georgia font if you can’t tell. Besides that, the website looks great and not to mention they are running on Wordpress it looks like… I <3 wordpress.

DeMatha Catholic High School

Wow, this site is great looking. It’s got a more modern layout and the look-and-feel of the website flows when you actually get in and click around. They offer a search option, which many of these other sites do not. Search is good.

Albuquerque Academy

I love the background of this website. Maybe it’s just me, but any website with a nice scenic background, perhaps of the sky or mountains like this one… seems to create a nice calming feeling that makes me want to dive deeper into the website.

Adlai E. Steverson High School

This website has a nice jQuery slide show featured on the front page with captions. The background has nice gradients and the navigation is very user-friendly.

St. Andrews Episcopal School

Nice red color scheme with cool logo integration and professional look-and-feel. Very clear navigation probably makes it easy for parents and students to get to the information their looking for… and nice rollover effects make it that much more appealing.

Baltimore Lutheran School

This website’s nice Flash Accordion as the main emphasis of work well and the gradient background is a good subtle backdrop. The website is designed nicely and the navigational elements are in the expected places.

North High School | The Saxons

This site is built on a Joomla platform, and more power to them. Looks like they heavily customized the theme, I can see places where the layout needs some work… but overall it looks pretty cool. Props for using a jQuery slider.

Rancho Bernardo High School

Ok, I admit. I am a bit biased when I post this website, because indeed it isn’t the nicest site of the bunch… but this is the very first website I worked on as a student at RB. Back then it was a table-based layout and there was no Flash on the site. Now I can see they are using a Flash header, and to tell you the truth I’m not a fan. First, it takes too long to load and I’m just moving away from using Flash as a designer.

Mt. Carmel High School

Mount Carmel has a nice site and the color scheme suits their mascot, the sun devils. They have Flash elements, nice textured content background, decent looking footer, and a user friendly layout.

Morris Knolls High School

I included this website because I like it’s simple layout. Although not beautiful per say, it is a nice efficient layout and deserves it’s place among this list.

Hell Gate High School

This website has a nice color scheme and the header features a decent enough graphic of some mountains with trees and the school in the middle. Now, while it’s nothing to go nuts about… it’s subtle, efficient, positioned properly on the site.

Hawthorn Public Schools

The lesson of the day is: Joomla Site’s work for schools. As long as they are aware that they must keep on top of security updates and new releases. Joomla allows schools like Hawthorn and others in this showcase to create very attractive and accessible websites in less time than other solutions.

Olathe Northwest High School

Olathe proves that some high school can and do use Flash properly in their websites. Not to overuse it, but to incorporate it elegantly for it’s purpose into the website’s design. I like how you rollover the navigation on the left the images turn from black-and-white to color… I’ve always been a fan of that and for that they win points and a spot on this showcase.

Please note: I did not include school websites that use third party solutions.

High School Website Directory: http://highschoolhomepages.student.com/

If you want to take your inspiration to the next level, look at the source code!  I like to go further into websites using Firebug to see just how a designer coded the site.  It’s a useful tool for any web designer.  Enjoy the list!

CSS Line

Recently I stumbled across this site and what a gold mine of inspiration it is! I like how when you scroll down the page it just keeps loading new websites for you to look at. Also, it allows you to submit your own website to be rated. My only request is that for the ability to search the sites and if there was better categorization.

Smashing Magazine

Smashing Magazine is a very popular website for web designers. Here is their Inpiration category that provides some very good web design lists.

On a side note, I ordered their book… “The Smashing Book” and was super hyped for it to come in the mail. It contains some very good information, but it’s kind of short and I thought the general size of the book itself would be twice as large for the $30 dollars you have to pay for it. Still, it’s not a bad book… it’s a valiant first installment of many to come I’m sure.

Six Revisions

Six Revisions is part of the Smashing Network and like the others, provides excellent lists for inspiration. Here’s a particular excellent post on Six Revisions entitled “Inspirational Tips and Tools from a Designer” that will give you an idea of how well the Six Revisions’ authors can write.

Hong Kiat

I’m not sure what “Hong Kiat” means, whether it’s a proper name or company, but who cares? It’s a great site with a ton of resources! Hong Kiat’s Inspiration Category provides some of the most unique web and graphic showcases on the Internet. The site is definitely worth checking out.

Vandelay Design

Vandelay Design blog is packed to the brim with website showcases. For example, there are multiple installments for each showcase such as: Minimalistic Web Design IMinimalistic Web Design II and Minimalistic Web Design III

George Costanza: [George rushes into Jerry's apartment] Did anybody call here asking for Vandelay Industries?
Jerry: No, what happened to you?
George Costanza: All right, listen closely, I was at the unemployment office and I told them I was very close to getting a job with Vandelay Industries, and I gave them your phone number. So now, when the phone rings, you have to answer “Vandelay Industries”.
Jerry: I’m Vandelay Industries?
George Costanza: Right.

Sorry I couldn’t resist, I love Seinfeld and that’s what I think of every time I type in the URL. :]

Noupe

Wow, this site’s design is great. I drew my inspiration from the way the transparency looks… but Noupe’s content is excellent also. Their authors are very talented and distinguished on the Interwebs. Check em’ out.

24 Ways

24-Ways is a funny website because it only posts 24 articles every December. While these are great articles how about 24-articles every month?! Is this asking too much? Well, I included this site anyways because the Authors page links you to excellent 24-Ways’ excellent developers and designers’ websites.

CSS Tricks

Chris Coyier is a well known web designer, speaker, blogger and internet entrepreneur.  His website is awesome and I draw a lot of the inspiration on DLOCC from this website.

He has a ton of Freebies, not so many top-sites but his sense of style is excellent. Looking at the way he designed his site is truly inspiring. He uses one PNG for all the buttons and I think this is just a great idea.

Specky Boy

I just recently took a more in depth look at Specky Boy the other day and I must say… it looks like Facebook doesn’t it? Well, we are really analyzing the content and whether it can inspire us or not. So, upon further investigation I realized this too was another worthy site of my collection. For instance, Specky Boy’s Inspiration Category provides weekly installment’s of the popular “Weekly Web Design and Development Inspiration” Post.

Web Designer Depot

To finish off our list we have the Web Designer Depot. Here we find ourselves at yet another Smashing Network website, but of course this is not a bad thing. I just not realized I should have provided some more non-Smashing websites. Hmm, sounds like a good upcoming post. Anyways, to wrap it up the Web Designer Depot is, like the others, an excellent source of inspiration for starting any new design project. Here’s a post I like: Minimalist Web Design – When Loss is More

If you like this post, check out the Smashing Network… they’re great.  Hopefully one day this website will appear on there! :]

On the other side however, you get the red ring of death, disc drive errors, and countless amounts of stress any time 1 of these issues happen to you. A highly familiar error code that comes up on Microsoft’s gaming console is E74. In the event you have recently come down with this particular error, no need to be bothered an Xbox 360 E74 fix is less complicated than you believe.

Determining If You Have The E74 Error

The initial thing you have to ascertain whilst looking for an Xbox 360 E74 fix, will be if your system is truly plagued by the E74 error. If you aren’t certain, it really is very easy to determine. In the event you are suffering from this exact error, the Xbox 360 should display a black screen on your Tv, and will in fact display E74 on the tv screen, as well as a message to phone Microsoft assistance. Moreover, you should view one single red flashing light, on the right lower quadrant of the ring.

Xbox 360 E74 Fix – What Not To Do

If you’ve determined you currently have the E74 error your number one impulse may possibly be to phone Microsoft customer assistance. Honestly, if your warranty has expired, don’t even take the time. For one they’re going to can charge you close to $150 for repairs, shipping and handling, and coverage. And if that is not bad enough, they have to keep your console for as long as two months. In my opinion, this is certainly merely preposterous. I do not believe that the cost, or even the span of time is justifiable, for a console you already spent so much money to get.

An Xbox 360 E74 fix that gets proposed often, but is not a thing you should experiment with is the towel trick. The towel trick entails you wrapping your console inside of a towel, and turning it on until eventually it overheats. The idea is that as soon as you allow for it to cool off, flip it back on, your console should be repaired. This typically works but merely for a quick time, and could have a number of negative long term effects on your system.

Xbox 360 E74 Fix – Do It Yourself

The Xbox 360 E74 fix I suggest is always to get a Xbox 360 repair guide and to do it your self. Even if this may seem to be hard at first, I can assure you that with proper instructions this is really easy. Most of the accessories necessary to do an Xbox 360 E74 fix are common every day objects. The other great thing regarding performing it yourself is that you can fix it in under two hours and also the repair is everlasting.

What not to do:

The topic has been widely since the iPad, then dubbed ‘apple tablet’, rumors first began to swirl.  During Apple’s “Latest Creation” unveiling Steve Jobs demonstrated browsing the Internet on the iPad.  When he encountered Flash on the New York Times’ website he quickly stated:

No flash here… the missing plugin icon is on screen.” – Steve Jobs

Update: Adobe Announces Flash Apps Will Run On The iPad, Even Full Screen At Some Point

The iPad and Flash debate has been a widely debated topic between tech bloggers. Some Apple fans think they are doing the right thing by snubbing Adobe’s Flash. Others think that Apple is doing the right thing. Myself, I <3 Flash but understand where Apple is coming from Flash exclusion.

iPad: No Flash? No Surprise

Apple’s iPhone never supported Flash and they have never indicated that this would change in the near future. To add to this, Apple seems to be placing more distance (if possible) between themselves and Adobe Flash. So why are some surprised? The iPad is a device that features browsing as a key element; there will be plenty of people wanting access their Flash games, video sites, music and more. Instead, they will only to be met with this frustrating (and widely-hated) icon:

Which situation do you think Apple is happier with? An iPad OS without Flash plugin support, where they control the source code to every single component, and can do whatever they want, when they want… OR… an OS with proprietary web content plugin support – Flash primarily – that brings users a much more complete Internet viewing experience but takes control away from Apple. Looks like they’ve made the decision.

iPad Shrugs Off Flash

With the majority of video on the Internet based on Flash technology, this latest revelation from Apple may limit the iPad’s richness. On the other hand, Apple may be attempting loosen the grip of this closed-door plugin has on the Internet. Will Apple be successful?

DO NOT expert to see on an iPad near you:

• Flash Audio Players/Widgets
• Flash Video Players/Widgets
• Flash Photo Galleries/Editors
• Flash Ads (no biggie)
• Flash Site Navigation
• Flash product demos
• Flash Full-Websites
• Flash Games
• Flash Animations

Introducing the iPad

iPad Pricing

iPhone Similarities

This is the lock screen - icons fly in. Let's go right to the web..."

New Drop-down Menus in iPad OS:

Apple's iBooks

Apple iPad Specs

• 1/2 inch thick tablet only weighing 1.5 pounds
• 9.7 inch full capacitive display with full multi-touch support
• Apple's 1GHz A4 processor.
• Bluetooth
• WiFI n
• Accelerometer, compass, GPS, etc.
• 10 hours battery life
• Available in 16, 32, 64GB

iPad - Environmentally Friendly:

• Arsenic-free
• BFR-free
• Mercury-free
• PVC-free system
• Highly Recyclable

Attractive CSS typography and styled fonts can add a lot to a user's experience on your website. Think of your website's typography as the foundation upon which your design is built. Typically, users will look at your headings first and actually read and interpret the text. Please enjoy these examples of how CSS typography can be used effectively on your website, blog or project.

Note: Best viewed in FireFox 3.5+

Mozilla makes some great software, and they can design a mean website too. Check out this site where I got this typography from: http://www.mozilla.org. It's pretty cool looking I'd say. Here's the link to the full background image: HERE.

<div id="container">
<h1><strong>We believe</strong>that the internet should be public, open and accessible.</h1>
</div>

#container {
     background:url(http://www.dlocc.com/articles/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/Mozilla-Background.png) no-repeat top left;    
}

h1 {
     font-family:Georgia,serif;
     color:#666666;
     font-size:30px;
     line-height:1em; 
     margin:0 0 0 60px;
}

h1 strong{
     color:#A80C1E;
     display:block;
     font-size:85px;
     font-weight:normal;
     letter-spacing:-3.5px;
     line-height:1em;
}

The example above shows how to effectively use CSS to create a large heading with an elegant italic subheading. The fonts used are Baskerville, Helvetica, and Georgia as you can see once the syntax is expanded below.

<span class="introduction">Introducting</span>
<h1><em>Modern Web Design</em></h1>
<h2><span>W</span>e know CSS <strong>&amp;</strong> Practice Modern <em>Web Design Since <span>2001</span></em></h2>

h1 {  
	font-family:Baskerville,Times,'Times New Roman',serif;
	font-size:75px; 
	color:#589017;
	font-variant:small-caps;
	text-align:center;
	font-weight:bold;
	padding:15px 0px 15px 0px; /* Tweak this to your liking */
}

h2 {
	font-family:georgia,serif;font-size:18px;
	font-style:italic;
	color:#3E2F2F;
	letter-spacing:0;
	line-height:1.429em;
	padding:0;
	text-align:center;
}

h2 span {
	font-family:baskerville,'palatino linotype',georgia,serif;
        font-size:25px;
	font-weight:100;


}

.introduction {
	font-family:'Helvetica Neue',Arial,sans-serif;font-size:15px;
	font-weight:bold;
	margin:10px 0px 10px 20px; /* Tweak this to your liking (also add padding) */
	letter-spacing:3px;
}

Is your wordpress blog in need of some sprucing up? Here we have an example of how we can make blog postings look that much better all thanks to cascading style sheets. Remember, these are links so they will require different syntax for styling links and hovers. Check out what I mean by viewing the code below.

HTML

<h3><em>The</em> Man, <em>The</em> Myth, <em>The</em> Legend</h3>
<p class="authorDate">By: Devin Walker | Posted: April 20th, 2010</p>
<p class="content">Ever want to create an amazing blog that makes your visitors drop their jaw in awe?  Well with a little bit of CSS magic this can become a reality.  Getting visitors is another thing, you'll figure that part out... just keep posting good content!</p>

h3 {  
	font-family: georgia,serif; 
	color: #755c44; 
	font-size: 20px; 
	letter-spacing: 0.1em; 
	line-height: 1.5em; 
	text-transform: uppercase; 
	margin: 10px;
}

h3 em{
	color:#8F7C47;
	letter-spacing:0.05em;
	text-transform:none;
	font-size:20px;
}

.authorDate {
	border-color:#695C44;
	border-bottom:1px dashed;
	margin:0px 10px 0px 10px;
	padding-left:5px;
	color:#666666;
	font-family:Tahoma;
	font-size:10px;
	font-variant:normal;
	font-weight:lighter;
	letter-spacing:3px;
	text-transform:uppercase;
}

.content {
	font-family: georgia,serif;
	font-size: 12px; 
	line-height: 20px; 
	letter-spacing:1px;
}

CNN is the go to website for millions of people. They must be doing something right as far as typography is concerned. The designers have used Arial at various pixel sizes.

HTML

<h1>Upcoming IE9 Incompatible with CSS3</h1>
<div class="dateTime">January 4, 2010 2:29 p.m. EST</div>
<div class="content"><strong>Houston, Texas</strong> -- Love or hate Microsoft, it seems the newly release beta version of IE9 will not be compatible with the latest version of CSS. Web designers are scrambling to gather enough eggs to cover the entire Microsoft headquarters.</div>

h1 {
     font-family:arial;
     color:#000;
     font-size:14px;
     font-size-adjust:none;
     font-stretch:normal;
     font-style:normal;
     font-variant:normal;
     font-weight:normal;  
     line-height:19px;
     margin-bottom:7px;
}  

.dateTime {
     font-family:arial;
     font-size:11px;
     font-size-adjust:none;
     font-stretch:normal;
     font-style:normal;
     font-variant:normal;
     font-weight:normal;
     line-height:14px;
     padding:1px 0px 1px 15px;
}

.content {
     font-family:arial;
     color:#000;
     font-size:14px;
     font-size-adjust:none;
     font-stretch:normal;
     font-style:normal;
     font-variant:normal;
     font-weight:normal;
     line-height:19px;
     margin-bottom:7px;
     padding:0px 15px 0px 15px;
}

Top-10 lists are very popular and are very enjoyable to write IMO. Site visitors want to see lists with images that stand out and are unique. Bland lists are boring. Style your top lists using something similar to the above example using the code below. Check out my post on using a box shadow hover effect for Mozilla firefox using CSS! Coming soon.

HTML

<h1>Top-10 Web Tools of 2009</h1>
<div class="top10">
<h2>Adobe Dreamweaver CS4</h2>
<p>I think Dreamweaver is cool because blah blah blah...</p>
<span>1</span>
</div>

CSS

.top10 {
      background-color:#FFF7EF;
      border:7px solid #FEE8D1;
      color:#666666;
      margin:10px 0 20px; /*may change */
      padding:5px 10px 30px;  /*may change */
      position:relative;
}

.top10 h2{
     color:#333333;
     font-family:Georgia,serif;
     font-size:25.5px;
     font-style:italic;
     margin:10px 0px 5px 0px;
}

.top10 p {
     color:#666666;
     font-family:Georgia,serif;
     font-size:14.5px;
     padding:10px 0;
}

.top10 span {
     bottom:25px;
     color:#DEDEDE;
     font-size:55px;
     position:absolute;
     right:0;
}

.top10 img{
     float:right;
     margin:10px;
}

h1 {
     font-family: Georgia, serif;
     font-size: 30px;
     font-style: normal;
     font-weight: normal;
     text-transform: uppercase;
     letter-spacing: 2.5px;
}

Mozilla is awesome. Check out their beautiful and elegant typography HERE. Georgia is one of my favorite fonts to use because it renders nicely when used in large sizes and looks pretty slick. It's a serif font, meaning it naturally has more detail than sans-serif fonts. I believe this gives more character to the typography. What do you think?

HTML - (Download the background HERE)

<div class="container">
<h1>CSS Typography is Fun!</h1>
<p>Why is it fun? Because it is!</p>
</div>

CSS

#container  {
     font-family:georgia,serif;
     color:#FFFFFF; 
     margin:10px; /*Customize */
     padding:10px; /*Customize */
}

#container h1 {
     font-size:75px;
     margin:10px 0px 10px 0px; /*Customize */
     padding:0px; /*Customize */

}

#container p{
     color:#4B4742;
     font-size:24px;
     line-height:30px;
     margin:10px; /*Customize */
}

Please let me know what you think. If you enjoyed this post be sure to subscribe to our RSS feed. Are you looking to publish your articles online? Contact DLOCC! Also, peep us out on Twitter! Ok, that's it for now. Pz!

Predator:

Alien:

Marine:

Xbox 360 Hunter Edition Image:

The hunter edition comes with a Facehugger model, Weyland-Yutani badge and posh lenticular postcard.

Gameplay Footage:

Aliens vs. Predator *Exclusive E3 2009* Gameplay Footage

Aliens Vs Predator 3 Video Game: Predator level Pt. 1

Aliens vs. Predator™ - Story Trailer

Aliens vs Predator (2010) - Features Interview 720p

Aliens vs Predator (2010) - Features Interview 720p

Update: 1/15/09

I have not heard a thing yet from the DSC and my drive to work sucks listening to music. Anyways, I will probably not update as often on this post until I hear any news. If you hear some please leave a comment or contact me!

Update: 1/12/09

Looks like there's a few people doing a rally over at the Clear Channel in San Diego on Wednesday January 13th (tomorrow). If you choose to support this, then here's a map to the Clear Channel office:

DLOCC doesn't know who to support in this debate... the DSC or KGB? I'm not a big fan of Clear Channel though.

Update: 1/11/09

A few more interesting comments below, but no more news from Dave and co. Anybody hear anything? If you have, please post it or contact me and send me the link.

Update: 1/8/09

Coe Lewis stopped by the site today and left a comment below, check it out... I think she makes a good point.

No significant news as of today. Will there be a DSC? Are they leaving San Diego, retiring? Where's Emily and Ruth?

I can see from your comments that you're equally as confused.

Update: 1/7/09

Rickards told NBC San Diego he was notified of the DSC show's cancellation over the weekend.

“We want to be on KGB,” he said. “We want to finish our careers there. We hope that can still happen, but that looks unlikely.”

Update: 1/6/09

There's been more news released today about the DSC show being San Diego's latest morning radio crew casualty.

Please read about it here at Sign on San Diego. Currently, it is the most popular article on the website. This just goes to show how popular the DSC was in San Diego. Also, on my website this article has received a lot of attention.

There is still no comment or statement from either Dave, Shelly or Chainsaw.

It also looks like someone updated the DSC Show Wikipedia page with past tense refences... how sad.

Update: 1/4/09

The shows cast included Dave Rickards, Shelly Dunn and Cookie "Chainsaw" Randolph and has been on the air in San Diego for more than 20-years. Other cast members are Chris Boyer, Emily Maguire and "Ruth 66" whose real name is Nina Rheba.

Rickards, the show's founder, has yet to release a statement on the matter (that I have seen). KGB on the other hand has posted the following state and taken down the DSC website, all images and references to the show and looks to be done with negotiations.

After extensive negotiations. and offering the DSC team a very lucrative, multi-year offer, we were unfortunately not able to reach an agreement to keep the show with KGB. We wish Dave, Shelly and Chainsaw all the best in their future pursuits and thank them for their contribution to the station. KGB has had a special relationship with listeners in San Diego as the leading Classic Rock station for many years. We look forward to continuing that tradition.

As an avid listener of the show, I can't say I'm surprised. A couple of months ago Dave shared with his audience the facts surrounding the his show's layoff. He has always been straightforward with the listeners. Did he see this coming? If so, why not mention it? This economic downturn has hit every industry, including KGB radio station owner Clear Channel. Is money that tight there that they couldn't meet the DSC's requests? Or were their requests too much to ask for?

Lots of questions and no answers

This afternoon Coe Lewis cried on air about how she's losing her friends and KGB loves it's listeners and San Diego and we'll always be for you... blah blah blah. Who are you anyways? The only reason I ever turn on KGB is for the DSC anyways. Oh yeah, unless I want to hear Stairway to Heaven, which is played probably no less than 20 times every 4-hours.

Growing up in San Diego, I have always enjoyed listening to this show on the way to work. I am confident that another local station will jump on the opportunity to bring the DSC show on board.

Tell me what you think? Do you think the KGB is being a penny-pinching stickler or is it the DSC crew who are wanting more money and less B.S.? Leave a comment below or contact me.

Download the Visual Studio Project Files Here

Please note: It's in 7zip Format (Free Zip Program).

Here's a view of the code used in the video above:

Form1.cs

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Data;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace NestedLoopsItemFiltering
{
    public partial class Form1 : Form
    {
        private ObjectCollection _collection;

        public Form1()
        {
            InitializeComponent();

            _collection = new ObjectCollection(comboBox1.Items.Count);

            for (int i = 0; i < comboBox1.Items.Count; i++)
            {
                _collection[i] = comboBox1.Items[i];
            }
        }

        private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            if (comboBox1.SelectedItem != null)
            {
                listBox1.Items.Add(comboBox1.SelectedItem);

                FilterItems();

                comboBox1.SelectedIndex = -1;
                comboBox1.Text = String.Empty;
            }
        }

        private void button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            if (listBox1.SelectedItem != null)
            {
                listBox1.Items.Remove(listBox1.SelectedItem);

                FilterItems();

                comboBox1.Focus();
            }
        }

        private void FilterItems()
        {
            ComboBox.ObjectCollection parent = comboBox1.Items;

            ListBox.ObjectCollection child = listBox1.Items;

            parent.Clear();

            for (int i = 0; i < _collection.Count; i++)
            {
                parent.Add(_collection[i]);
            }

            for (int i = 0; i < child.Count; i++)
            {
                for (int j = 0; j < parent.Count; j++)
                {
                    if (child[i].ToString() == parent[j].ToString())
                    {
                        parent.RemoveAt(j);
                        j = parent.Count;
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

ObjectCollection.cs

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Collections;

namespace NestedLoopsItemFiltering
{
    class ObjectCollection : IList
    {
        private object[] _collection;

        public ObjectCollection(int capacity)
        {
            _collection = new object[capacity];
        }

        public int Add(object value)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public void Clear()
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public bool Contains(object value)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public int IndexOf(object value)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public void Insert(int index, object value)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public bool IsFixedSize
        {
            get { throw new NotImplementedException(); }
        }

        public bool IsReadOnly
        {
            get { throw new NotImplementedException(); }
        }

        public void Remove(object value)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public void RemoveAt(int index)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public object this[int index]
        {
            get
            {
                return this._collection[index];
            }
            set
            {
                this._collection[index] = value;
            }
        }

        public void CopyTo(Array array, int index)
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }

        public int Count
        {
            get { return this._collection.Count(); }
        }

        public bool IsSynchronized
        {
            get { throw new NotImplementedException(); }
        }

        public object SyncRoot
        {
            get { throw new NotImplementedException(); }
        }

        public IEnumerator GetEnumerator()
        {
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        }
    }
}

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