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Sure, sometimes it seems that way -- that all talented and ambitious young sons and daughters of New Orleans and its environs have left or are leaving as fast as they could or can because there are no jobs to hold them here and more than a few crooks or incompetents to drive them away. And we who stay behind weep for them and ourselves and wait for their calls asking us to mail them some Zatarain's seasoning or Blue Runner beans.
It happens too much of the time. But not all.
Listen to Julie Noto between bites of her veal grillades. The inflection, the outlook, are deeply local. "I'm walking through the lobby, and I hear someone yelling across the room, Noto! Where y'at! I read aboutcha in the papers!'"
The yeller was a sister alum of St. James the Major and what she read was how Julie Noto had made the long climb to the mountaintop and was now general manager of the Omni Royal Orleans, all 346 rooms and long history of it, all the mirrored walls and cherub-hugged chandeliers of it.
Quite a spot for a girl from Gentilly. She thinks about it all in the hotel's famed Rib Room, under whose soaring ceilings and in whose oversized armchairs gather local icons of glamour and celebrity. Many have come to their favorite table in the marble-and-mahogany room since it opened 44 years ago and have been waited on by maitre d' Dalton Milton, who's been here since day one, or maybe by auburn-haired Leona Falgout, who calls herself "The House Red."
Over all this and more presides Julie, daughter of St. Roch's Peter and Gayle Noto. The Notos had all five kids graduate from college, but Julie admits her mama was upset when she traded her diploma for an entry-level job at the hotel on Royal and St. Louis.
"Well, remember the TV show Hotel? James Brolin? And Connie Selleca? I wanted to be her."
She's now that and more and in a great spot to act as interpreter of all things local to the suits at headquarters. "I've got a trainee here, wanted to know about working in this town. I told him to get ready to get called honey and sugar and hugged a lot.
"Look, there's plenty of customers that stay here over the years and they ask for particular housemaids. It's that kind of town. You make choices in life. I've made mine."
More proof? Follow the plates now-empty of their strawberries Esplanade and eggs Bayou Lafourche from the Rib Room backstage and then downstairs past the deepfreeze of the garde manger and through some catacombs to the office of Anthony Spizale.
"I have the best of both worlds here," Anthony says. "I got all the catered events on one hand, and on the other, I've got the Rib Room and all the regulars."
The regular customers get served with regularity. Roy Flock has been pastry chef for more than 40 years, and his wife Lorena has been around the pantry for 40 years. Sylvia Jones is the breakfast chef now and has come to work here for more than 40 years, as has Emmanuel Jones, sous chef.
"When he's out, my regular customers can tell by tasting things," Anthony claims. "Not that it happens much. I can count on one hand the times I've been called to hear that some chef isn't showing up."
Anthony grew up in Kenner, where both his parents' families made their way from Ponchatoula by way of Sicily. He went to Bonnabel, then worked as an oiler and ironworker on places like the New Orleans Center. On weekends, he started working at Dibella's Catering. Joey Dibella entreated him to get into the food business, so he enrolled at Delgado.
He's 39 now and spent most of the years between then and now at the hotel. First, long days as pastry cook, then as a line chef, "a job I begged from Executive Chef Raymond Toups." When Toups retired, Anthony replaced him.
"I could move within the Omni system," he says. "But why? I have a quality of life here. I've got a camp at Shell Beach, where I go fishing or duck-hunting on my days off. Man, such a relaxation time! That and my wife ... my two daughters.
"And what a city! You're in beauty all the time. As of right now, I stay."
He's quick to say that having fellow native Julie Noto around helps, too. "There's a sense of security here. You walk in, it's like having a sister here."
It all works for the continuity. Mondays are always red beans at the Rib Room and it'll always be that way as long as Anthony Spizale's there. "We're getting grandchildren of regulars here now," he says. "They'll have to pull me out of here." See? They don't all leave.


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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – The campaign to display historic winning cars of the Rolex 24 At Daytona continues with Daytona International Speedway officials securing two of the cars that propelled racing legend Dan Gurney to his place in the storied history of America's most prestigious sports car race.
The Arciero Racing No. 96 Lotus-Climax 19B that captured the inaugural Rolex 24 in 1962 as well as the No. 98 EAGLE GTP car designed, built and campaigned by Gurney's All American Racers team that captured the 1993 Rolex 24 At Daytona crown will be available for fans to see as part of the display of past overall winning Rolex 24 At Daytona cars at the 50th anniversary of the twice-around-the-clock challenge on Jan. 28-29.
They will join the previously announced Preston Henn Porsches that captured the 1983 and 1985 Rolex 24 At Daytona in the display. Additional participating cars will be announced in the coming months as more champion cars are secured to be part of this one-of-a-kind display.
"When you think about the history of the Rolex 24 At Daytona, you can't help but admire Dan Gurney and the achievements that he made in this grueling and challenging race," Daytona International Speedway President Joie Chitwood III said. "At the 50th Rolex 24 At Daytona, fans will be able to revisit that history with both of these race-winning machines, which will be an integral part of this unique display."
Gurney captured the inaugural running of the Rolex 24 At Daytona back in 1962, which was a three-hour race known as the Daytona Continental.
The Californian held a one minute, 40 second lead in the final moments of the race when the engine blew. In order to win the race, Gurney realized he would have to cross the finish line after time expired. If he crossed the line before the three hours were up, he would have to run another lap, which he was unable to do.
Gurney waited on the high groove of the 18-degree banked tri-oval and when the watch struck three hours, he coasted the final five feet to take the checkered flag and the win.
"The flagman was perched just up above me, and I was looking at my watch and he was looking at his watch and I was wondering whether in fact we had the kind of lead we though we had," Gurney said. "In the end, he waves the flag, and I turned left and coasted down the banking and that was the win."
More than 30 years later, Gurney won the Rolex 24 At Daytona with his All American Racers team and the No. 98 EAGLE GTP car driven by P.J. Jones, Rocky Moran and Mark Dismore. The team regained the lead for the final time in the race with 96 minutes left and completed 698 laps, 2,484.88 miles averaging 103.503 mph.
In addition to the victory, the No. 98 Toyota remains in the record books today with Jones' record-breaking pole-winning lap of 136.520 mph, which is the all-time fastest lap by a sports car at Daytona.
The Rolex 24 At Daytona, the kick-off event to Speedweeks 2012 as well as the international motorsports calendar, showcases the world's best drivers competing against each other lap after lap for 24 hours on Daytona International Speedway's challenging and demanding 3.56-mile road course.
Tickets for the 50th anniversary of the Rolex 24 At Daytona are on sale online at www.daytonainternationalspeedway.com or by calling 1-800-PITSHOP.
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I am fortunate to make a living – i.e. cover student loans, rent, a five-piece chicken strip's dinner from Popeye's – solely from writing. I am grateful, but now more than ever do I look at inbox and think, "WHY WON'T YOU LEAVE ME ALONE?" I love pop culture and I love politics, but there are some people and subject matters I want to put on a first class flight to Irrelevant Island where I imagine Brooke Valentine, Gerardo, Sylk-E-Fine, and the fired cast members of VH1 reality shows all now reside.
I know that these sorts of lists are typically done towards the end of the year, but I can't wait that long. Besides, I'm already getting emails about holiday sales. To that end, below is a list of 10 names and topics that I hope will die by Christmas. More than likely they won't die, but just know that they really, really should.
10. Basketball Wives
You know, a wise white man once said, "You gotta know when to hold 'em, know when to fold them." Full disclosure: I currently collect a coin recapping this show, but that only means I truly understand just how wack this show has gotten. It's not because the women aren't throwing bottles and sucker punches at each other, though. Fact is, sitcoms typically outrun their storylines after a certain point, and their cheap cousins, reality shows, are no different. Go away, ladies.
9. Beyoncé Presumably Not Using A Comb On Blue Ivy
I'm not going to pretend that I've never looked at a baby's head and thought to myself, "Should I call CPS on that child's mama for not combing that child's hair? But you know what? I'm dead wrong for worrying about how a baby's child looks. Leave Beyoncé Jr. alone. She has her whole life ahead of you people judging her. Let her enjoy this break period.
8. The "Female" Debate
Stupid, sexist men: "Female" is an adjective or "describing word" used to modify a noun. You know, a "female cop" or a "female dancer." Using it that way is fine, but referring to any woman you can think as simply a "female" is stupid, and frankly, your second, third, and fourth grade teachers owe you a refund. Now please, stop talking about this on Twitter so I won't have to see any more retweets about it from frustrated women.
7. "Blurred Lines"
I personally find the "you know you want it line" to be more douchey than rapey, but I respect the difference of opinion and dialogue around it. That said, I want this song and all debates surrounding it – including the one about whether or not Marvin Gaye's ghost needs to whoop Robin Thicke's ass – to die. This time could be better spent planning a virtual intervention for Paula Patton, who I worry about 'cause she seems high as Venus at every award show.
6. Drake being soft
Yes, Aubrey Graham took Ralph Tresvant's only solo hit a little bit more to heart than most people, but the idea that he is the most sensitive rapper to have ever lived, and thus, must be de-balled and banished from rap is stupid. You know who was equally as emotional as Drake, only people let him make it because it was rage versus introspective reflection? Tupac Shakur.
5. Kanye, the genius
As much as I loathe how much the term "genius" is tossed around, Kanye West is very much a talented man who makes remarkable music that is typically head and shoulders above his peers and will be noted as such for decades to come. Can we stop talking about this and come together as community to talk about how bats**t crazy Kanye sounds in his interviews now?
4. Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom
I feel sorry for Khloe marrying a drug addict, but tell your mama to stop pimping the drama.
3. Scandal Shade
Personally, I consider Oliva Pope to be Joseline Hernandez with a white-collar job, but I don't mean that as a peroative. Scandal is a soap opera and Kerry Washington's character isn't meant to be a role model for all Black women. You self-righteous Negroes are going to learn not to make everyone into the poster child for Blacks behaving better. By that same token, a show being entertaining doesn't necessarily mean it deserves every award imaginable. Kerry will get her Emmy in due time, though if she doesn't, don't trip 'cause the show is just an expensive Days Of Our D.C. Lives.
2. Cuffing Season
I'm almost certain that people are not going to shut up about cuffing season until June 21. Nevertheless, I've never understood the obsession with "cuffing season." The gist of it is what? People wanting to have regular sex? How is that different from any other period of the year? Does wearing a coat while being horny make it more special? No, the answer is no with a hell in front of it.
1. Miley Cyrus
No white woman should have all this power. Miley Cyrus is like the millennial "White Mike," which is by no means a new concept but at least her predecessors were better at Madonna bite gays well; Britney Spears gave fantastic Vanilla Janet; Fergie was a faux Chulo, but catchy songs; Gwen Stefanis's Asian gang performed well, though she probably has to watch her back in Tokyo for the rest of her life. Miley Cyrus can't even twerk, so let's move on…to Ariana Grande.
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People love to compare the U.S. and U.K. – we say "fries, elevator and apartment" and they say "chips, lift, and flat." The differences in the way we turn a phrase is amusing – the way we differ in our approach to corporate tax policy is hardly so.
Today the U.K. announced it is reducing its corporate tax rate to 20 percent – exactly half of the U.S. rate. In fact, the U.S. maintains the highest corporate tax rate in the world among developed nations – a first place finish no one should be proud of. Given the reasons our nations separated, the irony of being envious of tax policy in the U.K. should not be lost on anyone, least of all our policymakers.
A major part of pro-growth policy is competitive tax policy – and with every day that the U.S. corporate rate is the world's highest, the rest of the world is passing us by.
It's far past time that we reformed our corporate rate to a level that will attract investment and growth. It's a major piece of the puzzle to achieving a manufacturing resurgence and, as a result, an economic resurgence as well.
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I really don't want Ultron to be a corrupted Jarvis, other than what I speculated on, in that Tony was working on an AI system for the military, and they dumped the project, and he took the work that they did and made J.A.R.V.I.S. and based the A.I. on his father's butler. The military took what Tony was doing and corrupted it.
I am hoping that Jarvis becomes Ultron because the best villains, like Stane and Loki, are those that have a deep personal connection to their nemesis. With Pym out of the picture (though I am hoping Whedon has Pym collaborating with Stark on the Jarvis AI), the Stark/Jarvis relationship is a terrific one to exploit. It will be quite chilling to have the voice of Paul Bettany coming out of a killer robot.
Whedon mentioned that Ultron will be going through upgrades during the film, so while he will start out with a transformed Iron Man suit, I think he's eventually going to end up in the big guy - the Destroyer armor. From the Avengers preview comics we know the SHIELD has the armor, and having Jarvis/Ulton transfer his conscious into this form is a much "cleaner" path to take than having him create a body from scratch. Indestructible armor is very difficult to come by, and SHIELD having one that somewhat resembles Ultron's comic book dimensions may be too convenient to pass up.
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We interns went exploring/gallery hoppin' this past week, as the Beautiful/Decay office resides conveniently in the heart of the Culver City Art District.
I was particularly charmed by "Seasonal Change," a group exhibition which just opened at LeBasse Projects on June 20th. With a line-up featuring the talents of Edwin Ushiro, James Roper, and Tessar Lo, this exhibition just sounded so promising! Some pieces are ethereal with slightly serious undertones; others are blatantly whimsical and playfully riotous, but all seem to be on the brink of something explosive…on the verge of unleashing ear-splitting noise.
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Thanks to the hard work of many contractors, supporters, board, staff, and volunteers the dream of Northwest Spay & Neuter Center became a reality when its doors opened for business on January 7th, 2013.
Our new building, located at 6401 Pacific Avenue in Tacoma, boasts nearly three times the space of our old clinic and will allow us to perform up to 30,000 surgeries annually. We're thrilled to have individualized rooms for owned and shelter dogs, owned and shelter cats, feral/free roaming cats, and rabbits, and an expanded lobby with separate dog and cat/rabbit entrances. Our state-of-the-art surgery suites are significantly larger and designed for maximum efficiency. And we aren't the only ones who are excited…
Our clients have been quick to take notice of the easy clinic access, spacious lobby, and ample parking. Our high-volume rescue partners, such as the Humane Society for Tacoma & Pierce County and the newly formed Auburn Valley Humane Society, can now pull inside our transport bay for easy transferring and safety of animals. The animals, too, themselves can appreciate the calm atmosphere in their quieter kennel rooms and the even lower risk of cross-contamination provided by our cutting-edge ventilation system.
Our new facility was officially welcomed to the neighborhood with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on January 25th. On hand to help us celebrate were many of our donors, construction sponsors, Tacoma-Pierce County Chamber members, media, and community partners. Local Pastor Melvin Woodworth, Executive Director Lorrie Kalmbach-Ehlers, City of Tacoma Mayor Marilyn Strickland, and Chamber President Tom Pierson each said a few words about the tremendous accomplishment of Northwest Spay & Neuter Center, before officially cutting the ribbon. Ninja Bob was also present, of course, to show off his new domain to his many adoring fans.
This achievement marks an important milestone for the pets, animal lovers, and tireless spay and neuter advocates and professionals in the Pacific Northwest. If you haven't seen the new location, we hope you'll make time to stop by for a tour to see the incredible product of your support firsthand. Stay tuned for additional updates as we work towards developing a transport program to extend our reach even further into rural communities needing assistance bringing animals to our clinic.
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Haven't seen anyone mentioning it yet..
Shamans fire nova totem detonated if it was placed and the shaman logged out, doing damage to everyone nearby, friend of foe.
Very usefull way of geting rid of gold sellers.
At OP, some those bring back some memories. Been playing since vanilla beta myself, it's good to remember the good stuff (and the not so good stuff) blizzard has removed/altered/made better/worse in this game.
Oh and there was some research also about this how people gather around those who they know then they're dying. Seems quite ridiculous to me but who knows
You forgot: Female Draeneis /silly: Does gnomes have a vibrate setting? I'm just curious...
I updated with some screenshots/videos and so. Thanks for the nice comments!
OP may add some lines:
- Priests were able to talk cross faction by Mind Controlling an Enemy and doing custom /emotes.
- there were different resting states in the beta: well rested, rested, normal, fatigued and exhausted.
- Bind on Pickup was called "Bind on Acquire"
- In the early beta, you were allowed to see Spirit Healers, even if you weren't dead.
- Mages had a Mirror Image like spell in the beta called "Phantasm", it got removed early.
- Priests "Renew" had a casting time.
- Warlocks Healthstone was called "Bloodstone"
- VanCleef called up to 6 guards in combat (75%, 50% and 25%)
- Orcs had a Racial called Blood Fury. When activated, it increased Strength by some amounts.
wow, great thread. Best one i've seen on here. There were a few i knew of (some i heard from other players, some i was acutally playing when it happened) but as i joined early/mid TBC, loads of this stuff was new to me. Some of it is amazing to find out. Its funny how easy it is to forget how the game used to be. things like the seperate auction houses must have been so annoying lol.
Originally Posted by Voidmaster
Just remembered another one, fairly recent change: you used to be able to fail at the gathering professions. I.E. you would try to pick an herb but after the cast finished you would "fail" and would have to try again.
You used to be dis-mounted anytime you touched water, Dustwallow Marsh was a nightmare.
The Corrupted Blood Plague(by dis-missing a pet with the debuff and re-summoning him in a town). This was the inspiration for the zombie outbreak pre-WotLK. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZ_WdYvwrDA
Kiting Kazzak to a capitol where he became un-killable do to the way his attacks worked. This was the inspiration for Krull attacks during the pre-BC event. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jl0VWJdE01M
According to the original WoW manual "When you are resurrected by a spell or soulstone, you revive with a condition called resurrection sickness"
There used to be a world-wide general chat channel.
Warlocks didn't have soulwells or summoning stones and mages didn't have mage tables.
Warlock's Doomguard and Infernal were guaranteed to break loose after a certain amount of time, however they could always break loose early.
Doom Lord Kazzak for President.
Great post - good reads. Thanks for putting that together.
The less you know, the more you believe.
Science has promised us nothing and given us everything, faith has promised us everything and given us nothing.


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From the Princeton Weekly Bulletin, November 24, 1997
Notterman: doctor, researcher, adviser
By JoAnn Gutin
Laughter may be the best medicine, but reassurance runs a close second. And Daniel Notterman, MD, dispenses large doses of reassurance, along with information, advice and a sympathetic ear. "One of the most important parts of my job," he says, "is to deflect anxiety."
The job he's referring to is chair of the Committee on the Health Professions, a task he assumed in 1996. In that role, which he performs in tandem with Jane Cary, director of Health Professions Advising, Notterman helps undergraduates aspiring to medical careers thread their way through the grueling application process. Notterman is also a practicing pediatrician and a molecular biology researcher.
To watch Notterman talking to students is to wish there were a way to bottle what he does. At the start of an informal lunchtime counseling session in Butler Dining Room recently, the atmosphere fairly crackled with anxiety. Students peppered Notterman with worried questions: How many times can I take the MCATs? How many schools should I apply to? Do I have to be a science major to get into medical school? He listened gravely, responded thoughtfully and conveyed the impression that he had all the time in the world for the questioners. The tension leaked out of the room like air from a balloon.
Skill in the trenches
Maybe Notterman excels at reassurance because he learned the skill in the trenches, so to speak. Before coming to Princeton, he spent a dozen years as director of pediatric critical care medicine at the New York Hospital of Cornell University, taking care of the sickest of sick children. Equally important, he took care of their parents.
But while that set of experiences surely prepared him to counsel medical students, when Notterman came to Princeton "that was the farthest thing from my mind," he says. Instead, his interests were academic; he wanted to become a student of sorts himself.
"When I finished medical school in '78," he explains, "I was just a little too early to savor the revolution in molecular biology." And once launched on his demanding medical career, Notterman had no time for savoring anything else. Although he wrote 50-odd papers in the fields of clinical pharmacology and critical care medicine, he says, "I began to feel that the most interesting thing in medicine was passing me by, and I didn't have time to do anything about it."
In 1992, Notterman decided to make the time. Taking a sabbatical from Cornell, he arranged to spend a year here in the lab of molecular biologist Arnold Levine. (The sabbatical was in some sense a homecoming. Notterman grew up in Princeton; his mother Rebecca is a local pediatrician, and his father is longtime Princeton psychology professor Joseph Notterman, now emeritus.) As visiting senior fellow in Levine's lab, Notterman sat in on a few courses -- "trying to get up to speed," as he puts it -- and did research.
He returned to pediatric intensive care when the year was over, but molecular biology had him hooked. "I really felt that I wanted to become a scientist," he says. He arranged a leave of absence from Cornell, moved his family from Tenafly to Princeton and signed on as a visiting research scientist in the Molecular Biology Department.
Medical school hopefuls adrift
Though Notterman wanted a break from medicine, medicine evidently didn't want a break from him. In 1995, after he'd spent 18 months in the lab, beginning to probe the habits of the tumor-suppressor gene p53, Notterman was contacted by Eva Gossman, then associate dean of the college. Princeton's incumbent premedical adviser had taken a leave, she said, and the University's 150 or so medical school hopefuls were feeling adrift. Would Notterman pitch in and counsel the students several afternoons a week? "I like young people, I'd always worked with young people, and here were some young people," he observes. "So I said yes."
After a year pinch-hitting, Notterman accepted a part-time appointment in the office of the Dean of the College and now divides his time between his office at 305 West College and a lab bench in Lewis Thomas. Says Director Jane Cary, "Dan and I make a good team. We learn from each other every day."
That teamwork provides the roughly 180 Princeton premedical students with what Notterman calls "an unusually supple expertise." He and Cary meet often with students in groups and individually to guide them through the application process. They help finalize lists of schools, write letters and hold workshops on interviewing skills. But Notterman's medical experience clearly provides an extra dimension. As Cary points out, "Dan can make students aware of the emotional and physical requirements of medical school and of the profession, because he's been there."
For instance, as a critical care doctor Notterman confronted knotty ethical issues daily, and he wants the office's advisees to be ready for them. That's why he's arranged with the Student Bioethics Forum for small groups of students to observe deliberations of the Ethics Committee of New York Hospital beginning in the spring term.
And last summer, Notterman organized the Princeton University Medical Experience Program, persuading 150 doctors at Princeton Medical Center to agree to be shadowed by premed students. More than 20 students took advantage of the program in its inaugural months.
"That's Dan's baby," says Cary. "It was a doctor-to-doctor thing, which is why it worked so well." Adds Notterman, "These doctors are thrilled to have our students, and the kids love the chance to see what the medical life is really like."
And what will that medical life really be like for those students? Some of the students at the lunchtime advising session say they've heard that managed care has taken all the joy away from the practice of medicine, but Notterman shakes his head.
"This is still the most splendid of professions," he says firmly and reassuringly. "When you've helped, say, a child with asthma to breathe easily again, and you've experienced the parents' gratitude--you'll be hooked. There's nothing in the world like it."


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Try to:
- accept that your feelings are normal
- learn as much about your surroundings as possible
- respect the views and attitudes of locals
- find out the cultural do's and don'ts - eg about dress, hospitality, religion, attitudes to the opposite sex, taking photos
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Jack Hitt's story "Harpy, Hero, Heretic: Hillary," on what drives the country's seemingly bottomless appetite for "Hillarating," drew plenty of attention from bloggers.
On Yappa Ding Ding, Ruth Ellis Haworth noted: "This article may be of historic importance to the place of women in politics…. The effect may be to clear the Pigpen-like haze that surrounds Hillary Clinton and give her a fair shot at running for president. The method is to expose everything — every gory detail, every prejudice, every fear, every thought we have about Hillary…. Once these things are out in the open, perhaps we can move on and see Hillary Clinton as a politician, and not as an icon of sexuality, motherhood, marital crisis, threatening femininity, female ambition/duplicity or feminine opportunism."
The Washington Post's Howard Kurtz opined that "either Hitt has had the gumption to commit to glossy paper what millions of Americans have been quietly buzzing about, or he has done a triple-gainer off the high board into fantasyland." Our letter writers, who seem to favor the fantasy‑land interpretation, respond below:
It's Her Record, Stupid
"Harpy, Hero, Heretic: Hillary" uses up a lot of column inches with sociological psychobabble and, at this early stage of the political cycle, meaningless prognostications that trivialize our politics. There's barely a word about her political positions, her demonstrated leadership — or lack thereof.
The day before the last election, a postcard from her showed up in my mailbox. The graphic was of one person saying to another, "I'm standing up for Hillary Clinton the way she stood up to George Bush!" Which stand would that have been? Fighting for better armor for the troops in Iraq? Demanding the secretary of defense's resignation long after the entire country had concluded that he should go? Or something else to create the perception of a fighting senator? These were jabs that cost her nothing.
Bronx, New York
I am appalled at your decision to print an article about Hillary Rodham Clinton that had nothing to say about any issues. I would expect something like this from the likes of People or perhaps Rush Limbaugh, but not from a supposedly progressive magazine like Mother Jones. Would you ever read anything as ridiculous as this about a man?
Urbana, Illinois
Forget what Hillary says and what other people say about her. Look at her voting record. Pro-war? Check. Pro-tax cuts? Check. Pro-torture? Check. Pro-corporations? Check. Anti-choice? Check. Anti-privacy rights? Check. Anti-gay marriage? Check. Anti-immigrants? Check. Anti-working class? Check. Anti-unions? Check. Anti-environment? Check. That's why true progressives hate her.
Waddy, Kentucky
Road to Riches
Thanks for pointing out Goldman Sachs' double-dipping on the highway privatization deals ("The Highwaymen," by Daniel Schulman and James Ridgeway). But the repeated mention of highways being leased by "foreigners" is irrelevant and xenophobic. American companies will start winning these same deals when they get up to speed.
Also, privatization can be a positive thing. Look at Chile, where Ricardo Lagos, the socialist ex-president, rebuilt a large part of the infrastructure using just the model you are attacking. The resulting services are vastly superior to what the state was able to do. The same is true in Australia. Apparently your writers took a spin on the Chicago Skyway on their way to the Indiana Toll Road, but what they didn't see was the terrible condition that road was in for decades prior to it being privatized. The city sold it to get out from under the costs of putting it right, something it proved chronically unable to do.
Your writers take umbrage with the profits lessees of these roads stand to make, but the facts cited belie the complaint: A 15-year break-even point is hardly a get-rich-quick scheme, and a 300 percent return over 75 years is only 4 percent a year. These investments offer low risk, not quick profits.
Santiago, Chile
I have sent "The Highwaymen" to executives and Republican politicians who tell me, "This is the best thing I've ever read on the subject, and I can't believe it's in Mother Jones." Even better, they are passing it along. Motorists built our nation's interstate highways with our gas taxes—we own them. However, as the article shows, our current secretary of transportation wants us to believe that it is better to rent than to own.
President, Arkansas Trucking Association
Little Rock, Arkansas
Don't Believe the Hypermiler
After reading "King of the Hypermilers" by Dennis Gaffney, I felt I should renew my subscription to Redneck Reactionary Suburban Auto and forget about raising hell or protecting the environment.
The article misses the point about Americans' addiction to oil. Increased fuel efficiency is great, but Wayne Gerdes' modern "suburban development" lifestyle, complete with a two-hour commute, SUV-driving wife, and Hummer-owning neighbors, is a dinosaur gasping for its last breath.
Gerdes' wacky analysis regarding Al Qaeda and oil revenues makes me suspect he's breathed in too many fumes while tailgating trucks. Imported oil and the tyrannies it supports are not directly related to 9/11 any more than to the depletion of cod stocks or high rates of hypertension.
Hampden, Maine
Any thinking person knows that 59 (or 65 or 75) miles per gallon is nothing more than trying to put a Band-Aid on a gunshot wound. The only thing that will save this planet is reduced driving—by living closer to your job, using public transit, or, God forbid, your feet. I'm interested to know exactly how far this man had to drive on his "milk run." Maybe instead of engaging in his silly little contests, he could have walked. Can this punk beat 59 mpg? You bet I can. I don't own a car at all.
San Francisco, California
Let the Sunshine In
Kimberly Lisagor ("Sunshine's Bottom Line") is correct — if you live on the power grid, installing photovoltaic panels doesn't "pencil out." But there are more viable gadgets. Solar hydronic panels can heat your domestic hot water, your swimming pool, or a car wash. And then there's the most cost-efficient solar gadget of all — the clothesline.
Moab, Utah
Unintelligent Design
The cover showing a chimp in a business suit is cute but is problematic from an evolutionary point of view. Implicit is the message that chimps are somehow a less evolved version of humans. In fact, humans did not evolve from chimps. They share a common ancestor but are two branches on the evolutionary tree. And because chimps are on the boundary of the evolutionary tree, they are just as well-evolved as humans.
I realize my point may seem trifling, but Mother Jones takes pride in being scientifically correct. Moreover, if left-wing intellectuals don't understand evolution correctly, what hope is there for the rest of society? Also, the implicit message that chimps are less evolved is human-centric. This belief, that humans are the sole end-products of evolution, justifies the view that the world exists primarily to further human aims, which in turn leads to a disregard of the environment. Human-centrism is the pseudoscientific analogue of religious dogma in which deities bestow upon humans a unique favored status among all species.
Waldwick, New Jersey
Impeaching Negativity
In his review of several impeachment books ("So You Think You Want to Impeach?"), Tim Dickinson tells Americans not to bother with impeachment, effectively saying, "It won't happen, so shut up." Of all the rationalizations for inaction, this is perhaps the most insidious. The things worth fighting for will never happen if nobody takes up the fight. Fortunately for the nation, the congressional oath to uphold the Constitution is not an oath to win, it is an oath to fight: to "support and defend."
Americans must choose faith and courage over pessimism disguised as realism. Not that many more Americans are required—a recent Newsweek poll shows that 51 percent want impeachment to be a priority in the new Congress.
Westfield, New Jersey
Doe Run Run Run
"Lead Astray" points out many apt comparisons between Herculaneum, Missouri, and La Oroya, Peru. However, despite the plan approved by the Peruvian government requiring Doe Run to invest in pollution controls, the company's own projections show that significant differences will remain.
The proposed lead emissions for La Oroya are 11 times the reported emissions from Herculaneum. The levels for arsenic are 1,245 times greater and for cadmium, 19 times greater.
Executive Director
Occupational Knowledge Intl.
San Francisco, California
No Good Publicity
Ann Friedman's "Mail-Order Abortions," about the use of Cytotec as an underground abortion pill, was dangerous and poorly researched. As a strongly pro-choice ob-gyn, I would warn your readers that self-administration of this drug is probably more hazardous than a back-alley abortion. Rupture of the uterus leading to maternal death could be quite common if dosed inappropriately in the second half of pregnancy. In the first trimester, Cytotec alone is fairly ineffective.
Fort Worth, Texas
Ann Friedman states, "Despite the legal and health risks, Cytotec will likely remain an attractive choice for many women—so long as it stays out of the spotlight." Then why is Mother Jones dragging it into the spotlight? Publicizing its use may lessen its availability for those women who have the fewest other choices.
Willimantic, Connecticut
Gaga for Google
As Adam Penenberg points out, search engines keep unprecedented amounts of data, and what that means to the public is still being figured out. But his article "Is Google Evil?" is vague and irresponsible. Why is he so dismissive of the fact that Google denied the U.S. government's request for personal data, particularly when Microsoft and Yahoo handed this information over? Online privacy is a bigger issue than just Google, and thus far Google has done more than its peers to safeguard users' data. Why should we think that it will not continue to do so?
San Francisco, California
I am flummoxed by Adam Penenberg's advice that, to avoid Google's data-collection tracking, we "use a European search engine, such as Kartoo, which must adhere to EU privacy rules that prohibit search engines from stashing your data." Penenberg's advice would be useful except that his example is such a sorry excuse for a search engine.
Kartoo should put an "n" at the end of its name; it is both fun and utterly futile. When you "Kartoo" a subject, a cerulean blue screen with little floating yellow web pages comes up. When you click on a yellow page, it becomes red and throbs. (Love the visual acuity of the French.) Whenever you click on the arrow for the next entries, you are interrupted by a three-tiered birthday cake with lit candles, apparently celebrating Kartoo's fifth birthday. When I Kartooed "The Coca-Cola Company," almost all the yellow pages I clicked on were official Coca-Cola sites.
I am, by the way, a bilingual French teacher—a definite Francophile, but I'm sticking with the evil Google, faute de mieux.
Springfield, Massachusetts
Fuel for the Fire
I just spent the past three hours reading, bemoaning, and screaming over your feature "Chronicle of a War Foretold" by Tim Dickinson and Jonathan Stein. I've kept fairly well abreast of Iraq news, but still found this conclusive and well-researched timeline of events (and nonevents) to be devastating, infuriating, and illuminating. Thank you for providing the clarity and fuel needed to stir up settling passion.
Chicago, Illinois
Epic "Exodus"
Thanks for the emotional, visual, and factual tour de force that is "Exodus." I grew up in Laredo, Texas, during World War II, and became a part of the vibrant and, to me, exciting flow of life between Mexico and the United States. Obviously, neither writer Charles Bowden nor photographer Julián Cardona are politicians—they saw the reality up close and personal. The pity is how many well-intentioned Americans will be hoodwinked by the political gamesmanship in Washington, where the aim is not a solution to border problems but reelection.
Bristol, Virginia
Since Mother Jones recognized me as a Hellraiser a few years ago, I have to raise a modest amount in regard to Charles Bowden's well-written piece on the Mexican exodus. I agree with his analysis almost whole cloth, yet he concludes, "We either find a way to make their world better or they will come to our better world." Yes, there must be a change—by us. We're buying the drugs. We're exploiting the agriculture. We're making the waters non-potable. Our boardrooms and congressional markup sessions have to quit putting Mexico over the hitching rail and taking turns going at her. Without question, this side of the border is a place to earn a better livelihood, but it is not necessarily a better world.
None of the bills before Congress will decrease the number of migrants coming through the desert. They come because we reward them with employment. However, even if we had full economic parity with Mexico (as is the case with Ireland), we'd still have migrants coming because of social and cultural reasons (as is also the case with Ireland). Bowden tells a good story, but it lacks hope. I hope the United States will one day share because it wants to, and not just out of economic necessity. Until then, Humane Borders will man the largest network of watercoolers on the way to the U.S. jobs.
Founder, Humane Borders
Tucson, Arizona
I'm grappling with words after reading, and rereading, Charles Bowden's comprehensive portrait of the U.S.-Mexican border. After living in Southern California for 16 years, peppered with a few of my own purely superficial forays into Mexican border towns, I'm finally beginning to see the complexity of the situation. Bowden's clear-eyed take on the evolution of this nearly overwhelming reality graphically illustrates the pitfalls of a modern world where great disparities are not only tolerated but legislated, maintained, and on the increase.
We either radically transform a flawed system that is leaving the vast majority of people on the outside looking in, or buttress our lifestyles against the relentless flow of humanity determined to risk their lives for what we are merely born to.
Los Angeles, California
Freedom on the March
These questions should've been in "Sweet Subpoena," James Ridgeway's article about investigations that Congress should launch: Why in the world isn't Osama bin Laden in prison? And who will go to prison for the government response to Hurricane Katrina?
History will judge post-9/11 lack of oversight as one of our government's greatest failures. Five years after 9/11, our government has not captured or prosecuted bin Laden, the mastermind of arguably the worst crime ever committed on U.S. soil. Accordingly, I'm wary of our ability to hold anyone accountable for the criminally negligent government response to Katrina.
Santa Barbara, California
Georgia on My Mind
Sasha Abramsky's article "Just Try Voting Here," which singles out Georgia as one of the worst places in the nation to vote, deserves an update. Yes, a bill was passed—and subsequently struck down—requiring photo ID. After many fair complaints about a "poll tax," however, the state made these IDs free. And after many arguments regarding the elderly or infirm who could not get to the DMV, the state temporarily issued IDs from a "mobile DMV" bus that came to voters' houses.
Lebanon, New Hampshire
No '70s Revival Here
Your 30th anniversary issue is great. I was especially interested in your account of the mistakes you made in your first year, when you "soft-pedaled the magazine's politics" and your pages "were filled with pieces about backpacking and cooking." When my wife suggested that we subscribe, I was skeptical, because I hadn't looked at Mother Jones closely since then, and I remember being disgusted, as a West Virginia native, that you were using a great hero's name to sell all that lifestyle piffle. "Aaargh, it's the '70s," I groaned. How glad I am that my wife, free of such associations, rediscovered the magazine.
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This lab class is offered concurrently with the CUL 100 lecture class. In this course, students will put into practice concepts and knowledge discussed in the lecture class. Students will learn basic cooking methods and techniques as well as basic kitchen safety, knife safety, and sanitation principles. Students will also learn plating and presentation techniques. Corequisite: CUL 100. View Course Syllabus
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This is the second lecture course in the culinary arts program. This first segment of this course will explore the basic procurement, preparation, and cooking of "center of the plate" protein items and successfully pairing these items with sauces, vegetables, and starches to create complete plated products. Family style and buffet plating techniques will also be covered. The second segment of the course will be focused on introductory techniques in the bakeshop. Prerequisite: CUL 100. Corequisite CUL 115. View Course Syllabus
CUL 115 Intermediate Culinary Application Lab (0-4) 1 hr.
This lab class is offered concurrently with the CUL 110 lecture class. In this course, students will put into practice concepts and knowledge discussed in the lecture class. In the first segment, students will learn proper handling and fabrication of center of the plate protein items. Students will also learn proper cooking techniques for various proteins including moist heat, dry heat, and combination cooking methods. Appropriate plating and presentation methods will also be addressed. In the second segment, students will learn basic techniques to successfully produce high quality baked goods including ingredient identification, proper measurement, and adherence to recipes. Prerequisites: CUL 100, CUL 105; Corequisite CUL 110. View Course Syllabus
CUL 120 Foodservice Sanitation (1-0) 1 hr.
This course will examine the critical role of proper safety and sanitation in today's professional foodservice environment. Students will learn industry standards in use today via the National Restaurant Association's Servsafe Food Handler course. Students will learn about protecting customers from biological, chemical, and physical hazards as food moves through the operation. Successful completion of this course will result in the student passing the exam for Servsafe sanitation certification, a required certification for food service operators in New York State. (Satisfactory or Unsatisfactory grade.) View Course Syllabus
CUL 140 Beverage Fundamentals (3-0) 3 hrs.
Students will examine the world of beers, wines, and spirits in the context of the foodservice industry. Students will learn relevant terminology as well as the fundamentals of production for each beverage group. Students will examine how differences in food and culture have led to similar offerings throughout the world. Responsible beverage service as well as pairing products with food will be covered as well as the significant availability of local products. View Course Syllabus
CUL 190 Food and Beverage Cost Controls (3-0) 3 hrs.
Students will examine the various factors that are responsible for cost fluctuations in a foodservice operation with regard to the areas of food, beverage, and labor. The class will focus on the following concepts: accurate cost assessment, interpretation of financial statements, tools and methods used for cost analysis as well as cost adjustments/control through operations, policy, purchasing, and human resources. Various types of fraud and ethics in operation will also be discussed. View Course Syllabus
CUL 200 Advanced Culinary Application (3-0) 3 hrs.
This is the third and final course in the culinary technical program. This course will explore the garde manger and charcuterie disciplines as well as other traditional preservation methods. The course will also address the pastry discipline and discuss the role of the modern pastry chef in today's foodservice industry. This course will examine the revival of local foods and artisanal products and students will develop tastings menus to feature these ingredients. Prerequisite: CUL 110. Corequisite: CUL 205. View Course Syllabus
CUL 205 Advanced Culinary Applications Lab (0-4) 1 hr.
This course is the practical application of Advanced Culinary Applications. This course teaches garde manger techniques as well as exploring the discipline of charcuterie. Students will learn more advanced food preparations as well as the basics of preserving foods for later use. Students will also learn to make complex plated dessert offerings. Significant emphasis will be placed on local food sourcing and executing tasting menu that feature and highlight local offerings. Prerequisite: CUL 115. Corequisite CUL 200. View Course Syllabus
CUL 220 Culinary Professional Work Experience 2 hrs.
This is an experiential learning course of study in kitchen operations. Students will be required to complete a minimum of 180 work hours at a culinary institution based on their career goals. Students may choose to participate in a kitchen in the health care industry, restaurants, hotel banquet facilities, etc. Students will be required to enter into an internship contract. Elements of this class are taught in other classes as it is a summer experience. Prerequisite: Completion of the 100 level culinary core courses. Graded on a satisfactory/unsatisfactory basis. View Course Syllabus
CUL 255 Culinary Restaurant Practicum (5-0) 5 hrs.
This course will deliver real time experience in restaurant operations. Students will have the opportunity to work rotations through the various stations at Julia, a Friday evening restaurant at FLCC. The students will learn how to successfully operate a prix fixe menu using the Café kitchen and stage 14 as a dining room. The students will get "real life" practical experience while continuing to develop skills essential to a career in culinary arts. Students will learn about customer service and front of the house operations as well as culinary applications in the back of the house. Prerequisite: Completion of the 100 level culinary core courses. View Course Syllabus
Students will learn food service supervisory management as well as human resources in the culinary field. This course will emphasize entrepreneurship in food service industry as the final project will create a business plan for a new culinary enterprise. Students will also hear from guest speakers that have opened various types of businesses and learn about both the challenges and rewards of starting a business. Prerequisite: CUL 200. View Course Syllabus


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I'm so glad I made it to the meeting Sunday (I hadn't been in the grounds during the other mtgs) - great to meet everyone, and also to have my wits about me for the mind blowing Orbital-Plastikman...
what a fantastic surprise they were! I had a great time dancing. And had been sad we got stuck in traffic Fri and missed DJ Lance Rock so was so happy to see him!
1. Plastikman
2. Orbital
3. King Khan
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5. The Do Lab
me too!!!! (and I was sober!)
Favorites: Plastikman hands down number one favorite. Also immensely enjoyed Orbital and King Khan
Disappointed in: Echo and the Bunnymen (we left the set early though so maybe it got better...
I don't even have the words to express how his set made me feel - I can say truthfully I was brought to tears. I had been waiting for 15 years to see him as Plastikman and it was worth the wait. I...
You're right, Wink was great that night, and Electric Skychurch as the sun came up was perfect. Did you go to the afterparty at the Luxor pool the next day?
Agreed. I've tried to explain to friends that are more recently into electronic music and/or had never even heard of him before, and there's just no way to really understand the how special this...
Yes it would be sad to have Gorillaz play at the same time, but I've been waiting since '95 Desert Move in Vegas when he got stopped at border and couldn't make it in to see him as Plastikman - so it...
I was very disappointed last year when Glasvegas bailed at the last minute.
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At this point in the series it's like reading a really good book - you can't stop turning the pages but you don't want to reach the end either!
Even though unc not so good this year I'm looking forward to tonight's match-up it's such a classic rivalry.
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It sounded very Disney to me
wow what a hard choice! I picked Portishead mainly because of the amazing memories I have of listening to Dummy (on repeat for hours!) with a great group of friends
Plastikman no doubt
Plastikman and Orbital! Though I hope to be surprised on other days
wow that's awesome I was just thinking about him a while ago! I was at some of those parties - miss the good old days but looking forward to Orbital and Plastikman among others
Plastikman and Orbital - oh my!
Plastikman no doubt
I was supposed to see him perform as Plastikman in '94 at the Desert Move in Vegas but he got stopped at the border and wasn't able to play in the States for a while after that either live or as a...
just "a little"? I'm already depressed and it's not even over yet.
Galaxy going to conference finals - nice job
I was lucky enough to see him perform this with the San Francisco symphony when it came out. Un-fucking-believable! I don't know how I ended up so lucky to get tickets the symphony hall is...
Mr. C did a guest spot with Underworld recently (Move Any Mountain) - amazing!
Would love to see Leftfield, but when's the last time they performed together? Hasn't it been years?
Add to the...
I lived in London for 8 months in '96. 8 months was not enough so it is hard to recommend what to do for 3/4. I did most of my shopping on Oxford Street. There is actually decent fish and chips at...
I love to laugh but you can still appreciate humor without laughing at it. If there was no music what would you do? Music wins for me.
Great analogy! I started in just for the music (I listen to it at home, in the car, different experience. after that I did the totally sober for over 8 years - still going out about once a month...
LOL. I picked minimal but I really love any Detroit style techno. San Francisco breakbeat and house is also favorites.
www.marineparade.co.uk if you look under "events" it has dates and also his DJ dates.
It was a joke :)
Wed 3/18 was their first performance.
Excuse me, there are THREE people in Adam Freeland's band - him, a singer/guitar player and a drummer -apology please.
Has anyone seen them? I saw them 3/18 at the Casbah in San Diego. Glad I got to see them in such an intimate venue - I bet that won't be possible soon.
I thought it was interesting how when they were in the jungle of the small island Sun asked Ben where he was going and he referred to it as "our" island - not "his" island which is more what I would...
Did anyone see Adam Freeland's Live band? I saw their first show, it was in San Diego on Wed night - I loved it. You'd have never known it was the first show either.
I loved Buffalo 66 - never hear much about it anymore though
I thought the same thing too about "July July". Good show though.
God I love March Madness!!! I'm so happy today that I don't have to work (or tomorrow either - yay!)
Why isn't "America's Finest City" (San Diego) on the list? Of those on the list SF wins hands down (and I've been to all of them)
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The English Patient is the only movie I've ever walked out of. I absolutely hated it. But Fight Club is one of my favorites.
wow - that line-up was worth waiting for. I'm glad cuz I already got my flights and ticket. :)
The end of the game tonight was awful. A foul to give and they let Iguodala shoot a 3?!? Massive defensive breakdown. And I was still cheering Kobe's shot.
That buzzer beating shot by Iguodala sure was a buzz kill. I was still cheering Kobe's shot. What a defensive breakdown! And they had a foul to give!
Galaxy home opener this Sunday afternoon! I know it's not the highest quality but it's the best we've got live, and the Home Depot Center is beautiful.


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This application will allow you to transfer tables to and from Access and MS SQL Server 2000 or 2005 databases. Importing and exporting can be done without SQL knowledge. Access MS SQL Server Import, Export & Convert Software is licensed as shareware and placed in business, finance database managers, business, finance office tools section.
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This software is an Award winning Object Oriented Reporting Component for .NET Windows Forms, Database Applications. With OOReport.NET you can create extensive, flexible and high quality Web-Page reports in matter of minutes. OOReport.NET is fully customizable, without requiring source code changes, recompilations and redistributions. It can dynamically connect to any OLEDB database or MS SQL Server / MSDE. OOReport.NET offers a wide array of reporting formats.
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AdeptSQL Workshop
The complete IDE for creating and managing databases from SQL scripts, including macro preprocessor, syntax-oriented editor, schema decompiler/synchronizer and debugger. Schema change versioning, MS Visual SourceSafe integration. Works with MS SQL Server v.7.0 or 2000. This development tools commercial AdeptSQL Workshop is categorized under database programming, programming databases, database utilities, database clients.
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AdventNet SwisSQL offers Console, an easy to use Graphical user interface tool to convert SQL queries from one dialect to another. DB Administrators and developers working with multiple databases can just type a query in one SQL dialect and view the equivalent query in different databases? dialects. It supports Oracle, MS-SQL Server, DB2, Informix, Sybase, MySQL, PostgreSQL and ANSI-SQL SQL dialects.The product has both Java & VB Editions
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dbExpress driver for MS SQL Server, MS Access and MS Excel data sources. Database driver for Microsoft Office family of products. It works with not with every oledb provider. In order to work with OLEDB Express OLEDB provider the data provider must be able to determine command parameters from command text and support convertion of string data to/from BSTR string pointer data type.
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This office software enables you to easily import text files into Access 97/2000/XP/2003, Excel 97/2000/XP/2003, MS-SQL Server or ODBC databases. The software goes beyond the standard text import functionality by allowing complex text imports such as multiple lines per record and headers and footers. Included are standalone executable and add-ins for Access and Excel.
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OpenX is a multi-level software component for developing multitier enterprise applications that require access to RDBMS locally or across networks. OpenX works with SQL Server, Oracle, Sybase, DB2, Informix, InterBase, Centura SQLBase, and ODBC. This demo is archived under components, database category.
SP Manager 2004 Professional
Are you tired of using Enterprise Manager to connect to remote SQL Server databases, and finding it is unbearably slow? Look no further!! This development tools freeware SP Manager 2004 Professional is categorized under database management.
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web-based MS SQL Server(MSDE)2000 client tool, query analyzer and dba utility to design, create, query, backup, manage and monitor database from a web browser. Pure ASP script, no installation needed. Freeware for Educational and Personal usage. web based msde dba tool - Shusheng SQL Tool is a freeware software filed under database utilities.
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Connect Outlook or Exchange Tasks to any SQL Database. Turn Outlook into a more powerful information management tool through database connectivity! Business shareware Genius Connect - Tasks is listed in business pims, calendars tools.
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A powerful forum software for an ASP.NET website. A discussion board ASP.NET component that can be installed in seconds. Datasource independent (Access/MSSQL/MySQL), private messaging, email notifications and more. Jitbit AspNetForum is licensed as demo and placed in web development asp, php section.
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MS SQL to MySQL Sync is designed to synchronize databases from Microsoft SQL to MySQL and vice versa. This data migration tool accomplishes two-way data synching and allows you to configure conversion settings in friendly wizard-like user interface. MSSQL2MySQL Sync is licensed as shareware and placed in business databases, tools section.
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What does dysthymia mean?
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dysthymia, dysthymic depression(noun)
mild chronic depression
"I thought she had just been in a bad mood for thirty years, but the doctor called it dysthymia"
A tendency to be depressed, without hope.
One form of clinical depression, characterized by low-grade depression which lasts at least 2 years.
Dysthymia, from Ancient Greek δυσθυμία, "melancholy", also known as neurotic depression, dysthymic disorder, and chronic depression, is a mood disorder consisting of the same cognitive and physical problems as in depression, with less severe but longer-lasting symptoms, which persists for at least 2 years. The concept was coined by Dr. Robert Spitzer as a replacement for the term "depressive personality" in the late 1970s. According to the DSM's definition of dysthymia, it is a serious state of chronic depression, which persists for at least 2 years; it is less acute and severe than major depressive disorder. As dysthymia is a chronic disorder, sufferers may experience symptoms for many years before it is diagnosed, if diagnosis occurs at all. As a result, they may believe that depression is a part of their character, so they may not even discuss their symptoms with doctors, family members, or friends.
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The numerical value of dysthymia in Chaldean Numerology is: 6
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The numerical value of dysthymia in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
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