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September 9, 2017
"The most fun that you can have running a marathon."
This trip is limited to 100 runners and friends who love wine
Few marathons are in a class of their own. Le Marathon des Chateaux du Medoc on September 10, 2016 is one. Routed through 59 vineyards in the fabled villages of the Medoc region, this event appeals to the true connoisseur of fine runs. Where else do they ask you at the aid stations, "red or white Madame?" Thankfully there is plain water if you so choose. Watch a video.
Over half of the field dresses up in costume and every year there is a new theme.
The course reads more like a wine list than a race course: Chateau Lafite Rothschild, Chateau Mouton Rothschild, Lynch-Bages, Pichon Lonqueville, Beychevelles among others. Accommodations are always a challenge since the 8,500 runners overwhelm the small villages directly north of Bordeaux. We limit the number of guests on this trip to insure the quality of service.
A five-night package includes accommodations in Bordeaux. Invitations are included to the pre-race "Milles Pate Party" and the next-day recovery walk which is more a 9K wine tasting tour by foot followed by a lunch and celebration party. Our exclusive Gala Banquet will be hosted by Chateau Kirwan from the 1855 classification with a wine tasting followed by a gastronomic celebration featuring typical Bordelais fare in an exceptional setting at the property.
This trip appeals to those as interested in stimulating their palate as well as their hamstrings. Chateaux visits with wine tasting are scheduled in Pauillac, St. Julien, Margaux and St. Emilion.
This celebration of wine and running is a blend of comedic exercise unique to the French. Where else could you be passed by a bunch of grapes, a cork and Cirano de Bergerac in a staggering sprint to the finish?

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Florida's Bruder named USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Week
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Amateur Softball Association (ASA) of America and USA Softball announced today that Florida's Kelsey Bruder (Corona, Calif.) is the USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Week for the week of April 18-24. Bruder recorded two walk off hits over SEC rival Alabama helping Florida take the series.
"I'm so honored to have been chosen as National Player of the Week. This past series versus Alabama was an absolute thrill and I'm so glad I was able to come through for my teammates," said Bruder. "Our success wouldn't have been possible without every single one of them."
The senior outfielder had two game-winning walk-off hits in Florida's two wins over No. 3 Alabama, a first-pitch three-run homer in the bottom of the seventh in the Gators' 6-5 win Saturday and an infield RBI single for the walk-off 3-2, nine-inning victory Sunday to take the series. In addition to her game-winning infield hit Sunday, Bruder also had a RBI on a single in the bottom of the eighth Sunday that counted as Florida's first run of the game and started the rally to tie the game at two-all after eight innings.
"We are so honored for Kelsey to be recognized as USA Softball's Collegiate Player of the Week," Florida Head Coach Tim Walton said. "Kelsey's performance last weekend was an incredible feat; she was so instrumental in all of our victories. For her to be a clutch performer says a lot about her preparation and a lot about what team work is all about."
In the opening game loss, she tallied one of Florida's three hits. She also had both a triple and a homer in Florida's mid-week defeat over UCF, accounting for three of the Gator's eight runs and RBI in the contest. On the week, she hit .438 with eight RBI and four runs scored.
For her accomplishments, she was named the SEC Player of the Week for the second consecutive week and the third time this season. This is the second Player of the Week honor for Bruder, who first received the honor on May 12, 2009, and is also the second for this season for a University of Florida athlete.
About ASA
The Amateur Softball Association, founded in 1933, is the National Governing Body of softball in the United States and a member of the United States Olympic Committee. The ASA has become one of the nation's largest sports organizations and now sanctions competition in every state through a network of 76 local associations. The ASA has grown from a few hundred teams in the early days to over 210,000 teams today, representing a membership of more than three million. For more information on the ASA, visit http://www.asasoftball.com/.
About USA Softball
USA Softball is the brand created, operated and owned by the ASA that links the USA Men's, Women's, Junior Boys' and Junior Girls' National Team programs together. USA Softball is responsible for training, equipping and promoting these four National Teams to compete in international and domestic competitions. The USA Softball Women's National Team is one of the only two women's sports involved in the Olympic movement to capture three consecutive gold medals at the Olympic Games since 1996. The U.S. women have also won nine World Championship titles including the last seven consecutive as well as claimed four World Cup of Softball titles. For more information about USA Softball, please visit http://www.usasoftball.com/.


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When I was an intern at U.S.News & World Report, I hung out with the magazine's library interns. We would play kickball on the National Mall with that summer's D.C. lawyer interns. It was a little bit like Globo-Gym playing the Bad News Bears. But the thing I remember most about these interns (I'm a really bad three-month friend) was a surprising aspect of their job — they would mail copies of the magazine to television and movie production companies per the studios' request.
I had never considered where props on sets came from and the science that must go into selecting them. Props can lend to the legend of certain shows. It's great northeast Ohio-trivia night fodder that the newspaper in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" is the Cleveland Plain Dealer. And consider the recent Reddit topic of discussion that actor Ed O'Neill can be seen reading the exact same newspaper in "Married with Children" as in "Modern Family" decades later.
Local viewers of "Melissa & Joey," the ABC Family show that stars '90s child stars Joey Lawrence and Melissa Joan Hart, may have recognized a set prop more recently.
In episode six of season two (two?!), a Columbus painter's work hangs in the set of a hip cafe. Yup, that's a Stephanie Rond painting right behind the Teenage Witch's pretty blonde head.
"It was just a matter of being in the right place at the right time," Rond said.
Rond's art, at least, was in the right place at the right time. A set designer from the show had seen the Rond painting "Smile" in an office in Studio City, California. The designer asked Rond in March if the show could borrow the painting for the scene.
"The set designer was really nice and friendly, and after I had signed all the release forms she mailed me a check," Rond said. "She even sent me pictures of it on set. My sister was a huge MJH fan as a kid, but I'm more of a Joey fan. The Joey Lawrence jokes are endless amounts of fun. Whoa!"


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How did you get that molten liquid lead sound on "Faithless"?
Bonamassa: B
with a Jim Dunlop brass slide.
Which parts on the record are you most proud of?
Bonamassa: I really like what I did on "Save Me," which is built around this riff that is very Zeppelin-inspired. The sound is all Marshall amp and EV speakers, and for the solo I just went for it with a bunch of sixteenth-notes that were appropriate for the urgent vibe we were going for.
Were your solos generally preplanned or improvised?
Bonamassa: They were all definitely spontaneous. That's the way I play, to maintain a fresh sense of inspiration and to avoid sounding contrived—to keep both me and the listener from getting bored too easily.
Glenn, all of your bass lines on the record are uniformly excellent, but the one on "The Battle for Hadrian's Wall" really stands out.
Hughes: Yes, I think that bass line is a good example of what I'm talking about when I say that the bass is an extension of my voice. Also, the song sounds a bit like the pastoral side of Led Zeppelin, doesn't it? That's only appropriate, being as John Bonham's lad was in the drum chair.
You're both in tip-top form on the record. What do you do to maintain your chops?
Bonamassa: Not a lot, to be honest. Mostly I just play two or three hours every day and that seems to do the trick.
Hughes: I play a bit every day, but more often on guitar than on bass. I'm kind of eccentric. I've got guitars everywhere in my house—even in the kitchen . . . vintage Les Pauls and Strats, a lovely Gibson Dove, and an old mahogany-bodied Martin. I don't go about it in any structured way—I'll just pick it up and play what comes naturally, whether for two minutes or two hours at a stretch, listening to the chords that come out and thinking about how I can turn them into a song. Music and songwriting really are at the center of my universe.
Hughes, Bonham, and Bonamassa in a groove. Note that Bonham's kick drum bears the symbol used by his father, John, on Led Zeppelin IV—a rune that reportedly represents a father, mother, and child.
Joe Bonamassa's Gearbox
1959 Gibson Les Paul nicknamed "Magellan," Gibson Joe Bonamassa Les Paul, Gibson Don Felder "Hotel California" EDS-1275 6/12 doubleneck, Gibson Explorer, Fender Jeff Beck Stratocaster, Music Man Steve Morse Y2D, 1969 Grammer Johnny Cash acoustic
Four Marshall Jubilee heads, four 1969 Marshall Super Lead heads, two Marshall Super Bass 4x12 cabinets with Electro-Voice EVM12L speakers, two Mojo 4x12 cabinets with Electro-Voice EVM12L speakers
Ibanez Tube Screamer, Boss DD-3 Digital Delay, Jim Dunlop JBF3 Fuzz Face, Jim Dunlop Joe Bonamassa Signature Wah
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Ernie Ball Slinky (.011–.052 sets on both electric and acoustic guitars), signature Jim Dunlop Jazz III Joe Bonamassa picks, Jim Dunlop metal slide
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Global Footprint Network's welcomes Stephen Groff to the Advisory Council
Global Footprint Network is pleased to welcome Stephen Groff to our Advisory Council. Stephen Groff is the Deputy Director of the Development Cooperation at the OECD in Paris, where he leads strategic policy analysis. Mr. Groff is responsible for strategic policy analysis on a wide range of development-related economic and political issues. He also plays a central role in the monitoring and evaluation of aid efforts, and serves as acting director of the "Partnership for Democratic Governance" – a new multilateral initiative focused on fragile states. He serves as OECD's envoy to the G20 Working Group on Development, the G8 Accountability Working Group and the UN Secretary General's High Level Task Force on Food Security. Mr. Groff is a member of the World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Council and is on the board of directors of the National Peace Corps Association.
Having spent the last 25 years working and living in over 30 developing countries around the world, Mr. Groff has extensive international development expertise.
Prior to joining OECD, Mr. Groff was Deputy Vice President for Operations at the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) – a new U.S. bilateral assistance initiative, where he oversaw a broad range of MCC activities and advised the CEO on development issues, strategy and policy while playing a central role in ensuring quality, technical excellence and development impact in MCC operations.He has also served as a senior advisor at the Asian Development Bank (ADB) in Manila and as the deputy director and chief economist on a large USAID project designed to encourage private sector development in the southern Philippines. Mr. Groff holds a two-year MPA from the Kennedy School at Harvard University and a B.S. from Yale College.
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Paralympian Jeff Skiba Recognized as San Diego Hall of Champions' 2008 Challenged Athlete of the Year
U.S. Paralympian Jeff Skiba (Chula Vista, Calif./Sammamish, Wash.) is being recognized as the San Diego Hall of Champions' 2008 Challenged Athlete of the Year.
Skiba claims the award after winning a gold medal and setting a world record in the high jump (F44/46) at the 2008 Paralympic Games in Beijing, China. In 2008, Skiba also became the first amputee to clear 7 feet in the high jump. He jumped 7 feet 0 1/2 inches at the Asuza Pacific Invitational in Los Angeles.
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General Electric and Intel Corp. have announced the entry into a definitive agreement to form a 50/50 joint venture to create a new healthcare company focused on telehealth and independent living. The new company will be formed by combining assets of GE Healthcare's Home Health division and Intel's Digital Health Group, and will be owned equally by GE and Intel.
The venture builds on the GE-Intel healthcare alliance announced in April 2009 around independent living and chronic disease management. Once formed, the new company will develop and market products, services and technologies that promote healthy, independent living at home and in assisted living communities around the world. It will focus on three major segments: chronic disease management, independent living and assistive technologies. GE Healthcare and Intel will contribute assets in remote patient monitoring, independent living concepts and assistive technologies, such as the Intel Health Guide, Intel Reader and GE Healthcare's QuietCare.
Under the terms of the agreement, the new company will combine an experienced team, home health assets, technology development, products, sales and marketing. With the combined talent, capabilities and capital sharing, the new company will also provide the focus required to speed innovation and delivery of products to market.
The new company will have headquarters in the greater Sacramento, California area. Louis Burns, currently vice president and general manager of Intel's Digital Health Group, will be CEO of the new company, and Omar Ishrak, senior vice president of GE and president and CEO of GE Healthcare Systems, will be chairman of the board.
"New models of care delivery are required to address some of the largest issues facing society today, including our aging population, increasing healthcare costs and a large number of people living with chronic conditions. We must rethink models of care that go beyond hospital and clinic visits, to home and community-based care models that allow for prevention, early detection, behavior change and social support. The creation of this new company is aimed at accelerating just that," said Paul Otellini, the head of Intel.
Pending regulatory and other customary closing conditions, the joint venture is expected to become operational by the end of the year. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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Wednesday, April 23, 2008
New Makeup By RenRen Ad!
You probably have noticed my new ad posted right below my Makeup By RenRen Insignia. This is my newest piece of marketing material that i've begun distributing around my Atlanta outlets.
Big thanks to MaddMike for the hot flyer! Check him out www.myspace.com/itsmaddmike
So if you're in the ATL area and looking for a makeup artist, holla!
13 comments:
- yummy411 said...
hotness! "do your thang lil mama,show em how you work!" LOL!
this is so wonderful! i really want to do proms!
- April 23, 2008 at 1:26 AM
- justme said...
i like that ad! if i was in atl i would call ya!does he do business cards?
- April 23, 2008 at 1:57 AM
- Christiana Divine @ Memoirs of A Shopping Addict said...
that's hot sis. i'm so happy and proud of you for doing it so big. :)
girl, if i was in the ATL i'd be calling you. :) congrats. :D
- April 23, 2008 at 2:23 AM
- Askmewhats said...
hey there, i've been reading your blog for quite some time now :) Congrats on your new marketing banner :) It looks cool! :) GOodluck :) :) :)
- April 23, 2008 at 4:07 AM
- Emilee @ GMM said...
I'd totally find you if I was in ATL. I guess your Youtube videos will be the next best thing for me! :)
- April 23, 2008 at 4:52 AM
- MakeupByRenRen said...
yummy411: i know i want to do proms too! and it's soooo prom season...
justme: i know he's done one in the past...hit him up on his myspace if you're interested!
chris: aww thanks sis! i'm trying...trying to make that new years resolution come true...too bad no one's here in atlanta!
askmewhat: thanks hon, and thanks for reading!
emilee: aww lol...and i feel like i know you too already!
- April 23, 2008 at 9:24 AM
- mina said...
Mally Roncal look out!
- April 23, 2008 at 10:58 AM
- ilurvemakeup said...
GL with everything! :)
- April 23, 2008 at 3:01 PM
- Ethereal Prey said...
woot! Branching out and freelancing for realz now! If I were in atl i'd call you! You should expand and come to nyc too! :P
- April 23, 2008 at 3:07 PM
- Beauty 365 said...
hey Ren
You've been tagged!
Check out my blog from 4/23/08 for details...
Beauty 365
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- April 24, 2008 at 7:31 PM
- (g)ezebel said...
how cool is that?!?!
that first pic of you is HOT..!!!
- April 25, 2008 at 12:45 AM
- Bliss said...
OOoo i love it, you look Fabulous :D
- April 25, 2008 at 9:23 AM
- Vanessa said...
I need to get me in HOTLANTA!
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Mike Roden's retirement gift from NRCS friends is 515 pounds of food that he donated to area church.
June 30, 2011
For the second consecutive year, the Alabama NRCS North Team employees and several of its partners pooled their resources to support the "Feds, Farmers and Friends Feed Families" food drive.
As part of a planned area meeting in Cullman, Alabama, 515 pounds of food was collected. Personal and household supplies for tornado victims or persons in need were also collected.
The generous food donations were in lieu of retirement gifts to Mike Roden who said good bye to NRCS effective July 2, 2011. Mike had requested that he not receive any gifts, but was supportive of sharing gifts of food and supplies to help those in need.
All agreed the donations were a fitting tribute to Mike's 32 years of dedicated service to SCS/NRCS. Twenty-two of those years, Mike worked as an RC&D Coordinator to improve the quality of life in the rural communities of the eight North Alabama counties he served.
Mike and his wife, Tammy, delivered the food and supplies to First United Methodist Church in Cullman, Alabama. The donations will be part of community outreach effort that supports the low income Hispanic population in the area.
Many north Alabama families are still dealing with the after effects of the April 27th tornados and many families are struggling with loss of employment. The Alabama NRCS North Team was eager to take the opportunity to give back to the community. The North Team NRCS employees and their partners have been encouraged to help food banks in their local communities during the on-going "Feds, Farmers and Friends Feed Families" food drive.
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LAKE PLACID – There aren't many crops as well-suited to grow in the North Country as potatoes.
On Monday, North Country Rep. Bill Owens toured the Uihlein II Farm of Cornell University's potato research farm with a small group of potato farmers, including Steve Tucker from Tucker Farms in Gabriels, to learn what scientists there are doing to maintain healthy potato growth throughout the state.
It was his first time seeing the facility up close.
"There's a big potato seed industry up here, and I'm always searching around to see if there's the ability to create some jobs with something like this," Owens said. "Secondarily, maybe we can cross-pollinate. They're doing something with aeroponics here, and Clarkson (University) is doing the same thing, so I want to get them to talk about how they can get together and possibly increase the potato yield."
Aeroponics is a growing method in which plants are suspended in a controlled environment and their roots misted with a nutrient-rich water. The method is favored by some farmers because the controlled environment helps keep diseases and pests at bay more so than traditional farming, and the direct contact of the plant's roots with oxygen results in more robust plant growth.
"You put this in a big warehouse, you could have a 12-month growing cycle. You could grow a huge number of potatoes," Owens said.
As Owens learned on his visit, aeroponics is only a small part of what goes on at the farm.
Chris Nobles, Uihlein II's field manager, led the tour and explained that the farm was donated to Cornell University in 1961 to be used exclusively for producing basic potato seed stocks by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Uihlein II of Heaven Hill Farm in Lake Placid.
The current breeding program took root in 1977, when the Uihleins built a tissue culture greenhouse facility.
The combination of sandy soil, high elevation and cool climate of the region is ideal for growing potatoes.
Now the farm specializes in creating 115 varieties of pest- and disease-free seed potatoes, 65 of which are sold to farms throughout New York.
Scientists on the farm maintain up to 24 individual plants for each variety – a backup in case something goes wrong.
The sale of pest- and disease-free potatoes is an important step toward preventing the spread of pests and diseases.
The golden nematode, a pest that has infested many European countries, is of particular concern.
"If it (the golden nematode) got out into a field, you wouldn't see anything for 10 years or 15 years, but then you'd begin to see the vitality of the crop drop," said Keith L. Perry, associate professor of plant pathology at Cornell University. "It's more of an issue of trade with moving crops."
Potato farmers who buy seed potatoes from the Lake Placid farm can be sure they aren't also buying a fresh supply of golden nematodes. Likewise, those same farmers can also be sure they won't move pests to other locations when they sell their harvest.
The seed potatoes produced on Uihlein Farm are actually small potatoes, and are grown using a technique called tissue propagation.
"Tissue culture propagation is not guaranteed, but it is the best way we can ensure that potatoes are free from common potato viruses and a couple of the bacteria that can result in pretty serious potato pathogens," Nobles said.
First, scientists take a tuber that's been grown in the farm's 125-foot long greenhouse and sterilize its surface.
"We are almost 100 percent certain that the potatoes we pull from our greenhouse are free from diseases because we have the ability to lab test everything for those common potato pathogens," Nobles said.
The greenhouse potato is then given time to sprout. Next the sprout is removed and placed in a test tube containing a growth media – a milky gelatin consisting of agar, water and sucrose.
After five to six weeks, the sprout will develop into a new potato plant. Once that plant is established, more plants can be generated.
"That is really the basis for everything we do here," Nobles said. "We'll separate that plant into nodal leaf sections. Anywhere a leaf grows from a main stem is a node. Each node can be cut from the mother plant, and that's how we apply the tissue culture plants leading up to phase two, which is the greenhouse phase."
In the greenhouse phase, the potato plants are transplanted into one of the farm's two greenhouse plots. The potatoes harvested in those greenhouse plots are the seed potatoes and are stored in a walk-in cooler for up to 11 months before being planted in the fields.
After a couple of years of field time to increase the volume of the crop, the potatoes are used as stock to create the next generation of seed potatoes.
Nobles said that growing a variety of potatoes is important to the farm since conditions at different farms can vary throughout the state. Scientists at the farm have even created two varieties for the North Country's climate: Adirondack red and Adirondack blue.
"Unlike apples, potatoes are not being marketed by varieties," Nobles said. "In a supermarket environment, the white potatoes you see could be one of 20 different varieties. That's why regional marketing of potatoes is important. We've been developing potato varieties in New York state that are well-adapted to growth in the Northeast. They may look the same, but to growers, they grow differently."
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Crystal Palace Football Club are delighted to announce the signing of Spanish youngster Jose Campana.
"BBC Sport" reports Manchester United have reached an agreement with Olympique Lyon over the transfer of Memphis Depay.
While they've done just fine without him, Spurs will have to continue without winger Erik Lamela for the time being.
It looks like it will only be a one-week injury absence for Liverpool's Nathanial Clyne as he closes on a return.
Leicester City forward Leonardo Ulloa has been the focus of interest from several clubs, and his future should be decided during the next few days.
Former loanee standout Patrick Bamford has re-joined Middlesbrough on a permanent transfer from Chelsea, signing a four-and-a-half-year deal at the Riverside Stadium.
Middlesbrough confirm defender Emilio Nsue has joined Championship side Birmingham City on a permanent transfer for an undisclosed fee.
Tom Cleverley has joined Watford on loan for the rest of the season as he looks to rekindle a once-promising career.
Jürgen Klopp has taken the decision not to involve Joel Matip in the FA Cup replay at Plymouth Argyle and risk a potential FIFA sanction.
Southampton have struggled for goals this season, especially after Charlie Auston's long term shoulder injury.
Bournemouth winger Max Gradel is reportedly moving closer to a shock move to PL rivals Watford.
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And I doubt that being banned for 30 days is a good start to being a mod.
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Posted 14 January 2006 - 10:21 AM
I'm late chiming in on this but I havent been on much lately. I agree totally with JC. If this guy becomes a mod.....I'm gone & never looking back which would be a damn shame because this is the one Jets fan site to be on.
When someone annoys u, it takes 42 muscles in ur face 2 frown. BUT, it only takes 4 muscles 2 extend ur arm & b!tch-slap that mother@*?!&! upside the head!!
Posted 14 January 2006 - 10:24 AM
lets see .. I would think the chances of that are about the same as bellychump loosing tonight and saying .. ya know what .. I think I'd like to coach the jets .. for free .. and Im bringin brewski with me
in other words NY Jetsfan.com .. is safe ... for now
Posted 14 January 2006 - 10:33 AM
all the mods do is ruin our fun all the time be closeing our topics.JK
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Is there a Award for BIGGEST DUMBASS ??? RichKotite surely blows away everyone in that one
I'm about to call out a topic to get this clown Ban for Life from this site if he shows up Ban him and ban him he is taking up space on this site with the dumbest topics we ever seen and Stupidest screen name here i never picture a JET fan having its retarted and out of hand oready *talking to the mods* I'm Calling out everyone that wants this clown Gone to Email Ron and the Mods to get him out of here enough is enough with these retarted topics oready!!!!
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Like this????
While he was slogging through stop-and-go traffic at the entrance to the Lincoln Tunnel, the car next to him was violently rear-ended. The quarterback threw his car into park, hopped out and ran to the woman whose car had been hit. She was wearing, of all things, an Esiason jersey, and was utterly shocked when he tapped on her window to check on her.
"Are you OK?" he said, trying to keep calm. "Are you OK?"
"Boomer? Is that you?" she asked the Good Samaritan, sounding disoriented. "I think I'm OK, but . ... "
But what?
"But you guys sucked."
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You can add mass data to the database more rapidly by writing the object input file used in the cubrid loaddb utility. An object input file is a text file in simple table form that consists of comments and command/data lines.
In CUBRID, a comment is represented by two hyphens (--).
-- This is a comment!
A command line begins with a percent character (%) and consists of %class and %id commands; the former defines classes, and the latter defines aliases and identifiers used for class identification.
You can assign an identifier to class reference relationships by using the %id command.
%id class_name class_id
The class_name specified by the %id command is the class name defined in the database, and class_id is the numeric identifier which is assigned for object reference.
Example 1
%id employee 2
%id office 22
%id project 23
%id phone 24
You can specify the classes (tables) and attributes (columns) upon loading data by using the %class command. The data line should be written based on the order of attributes specified.
%class class_name ( attr_name [ { attr_name }_ ]
The schema must be pre-defined in the database to be loaded.
The class_name specified by the %class command is the class name defined in the database and the attr_name is the name of the attribute defined.
Example 2
The following is an example that specifies a class and three attributes by using the %class command to enter data into a class named employee. Three pieces of data should be entered on the data lines after the %class command. For this, see Example 3 in the "Configuring a reference relationship" section.
%class employee (name age department)
A data line comes after the %class command line. Data loaded must have the same type as the class attributes specified by the %class command. The data loading operation stops if these two types are different.
Data for each attribute must be separated by at least one space and be basically written as a single line. However, if the data to be loaded takes more than one line, you should specify the plus sign (+) at the end of the first data line to enter data continuously on the following line. Note that no space is allowed between the last character of the data and the plus sign.
As shown below, you can load an instance that has the same type as the specified class attribute. Each piece of data is separated by at least one space.
Example 1
%class employee (name)
You can assign a number to a given instance at the beginning of the data line. An instance number is a unique positive number in the specified class. Spaces are not allowed between the number and the colon (:). Assigning an instance number is used to configure the reference relationship for later.
Example 2
%class employee (name)
1: 'jordan'
2: 'james'
3: 'garnett'
4: 'malone'
You can configure the object reference relationship by specifying the reference class after an "at sign (@)" and the instance number after the "vertical line (|)."
@class_ref | instance_no
Specify a class name or a class id after the @ sign, and an instance number after a vertical line (|). Spaces are not allowed before and after a vertical line (|).
The following is an example that loads class instances into the paycheck class. The name attribute references an instance of the employee class. As in the last line, data is loaded as NULL if you configure the reference relationship by using an instance number not specified earlier.
%class paycheck(name department salary)
@employee|1 'planning' 8000000
@employee|2 'planning' 6000000
@employee|3 'sales' 5000000
@employee|4 'development' 4000000
@employee|5 'development' 5000000
Example 4
Since the id 21 was assigned to the employee class by using the %id command in the Assigning an identifier to a class section, Example 3 can be written as follows:
%class paycheck(name department salary)
@21|1 'planning' 8000000
@21|2 'planning' 6000000
@21|3 'sales' 5000000
@21|4 'development' 4000000
@21|5 'development' 5000000


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Time is running out to register for Atlantic Cape Community College's Green Solutions Conference for the Restaurant Industry, 8 a.m.-noon, Tuesday, May 15, at the Academy of Culinary Arts, room M-129, 5100 Black Horse Pike, in Mays Landing.
Industry experts will discuss how to integrate sustainability into your culture, the cost of doing nothing, practical green solutions for small and large operations and how to implement a "buy local" produce plan and green-influenced kitchen design.
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· Keynote presentation, "How to Start & Sustain a Recycling Program," by Rick Dovey, president of Atlantic County Utilities Authority
· Panel discussion, "Greener Solutions for Larger Restaurant Operations – Case Studies"
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· Closing remarks, "Impacting the 'Greener' Future of the Restaurant Industry," by Dean Kelly McClay of the Academy of Culinary Arts at Atlantic Cape
A networking session with a continental breakfast will kick off the event. Participants will also have an opportunity to explore green vendor tables and exhibits.
The conference fee is $29. To register, visit www.atlantic.edu/green. For additional information, contact Dharmesh Dave at (609) 343-5658 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Summer Sketches No. 2
1. Learning to make fabric folds for my painting's blouse.
2. Exploring the world of bows.
3. A fun sketch of a girl making soup, with hands no less.
4. First layer of skin tone on my painting.
I finished my sketches with pen this week as further practice with lines. And, I'm working on making pretty photo collages for the blog too. Yes, I'm learning to be a better painter, but I'm also learning to run a decent blog. And, that too takes practice. Everything takes practice.
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Lovely creation ~ your style is wonderful and unique ~thanks for sharing, namaste, ^_^ Happy PPF ^_^ReplyDelete
Oh great sketch practice! KimReplyDelete
Loving your sketches and your beautiful girl. Happy PPF and enjoy the weekend. Annette xReplyDelete
Oh goodness! I totally love your work! I'll be returning often.ReplyDelete
Oh I love image #4!ReplyDelete
Happy PPF!!
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Loving your "practice", which is kind of awe-inspiring. I think your hands are really good.ReplyDelete
Image 4 has my vote...so delicate and pretty...just a precious piece!! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Happy ppf!
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Charlie, i love your post. Those illustrations are fabulous and that painting... that HAND!! You did a great job. Yes, everything does take practice but it looks like you're well on your way. Beautiful work. xoxoReplyDelete
Great sketches but I love your lovely delicate girl and her bird. Inspiring for sure!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing! Love your drawings!ReplyDelete
Your sketches are so precise - lovely! Gorgeous girls too.ReplyDelete
Lovely sketches, really like a lot of your cute, neat style!ReplyDelete


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Advanced Binding Library Exchange (ABLE™)
The Library of Congress uses an automated binding preparation system to prepare monographs and serials for commercial binding and to quickly and accurately communicate information to the commercial bindery. The system interfaces with Voyager (ILS) to retrieve bibliographic data for monographs and is a database for serial item retrieval.
Since the 1980s, the Library has used the Library Automated Retrieval System (LARS), which was badly outdated and costly to maintain. Binding vendors had jointly developed the web-based Advanced Binding Library Exchange (ABLE) that could support the needs of a variety of vendors and libraries, but the new system required certain enhancements before it could be used at the Library.
ABLE vendors agreed to support one version with the Library's requested enhancements. The development of the enhancements was a collaboration among the Library's technical team and binding stakeholders, and the binding vendors and software developer. The Library of Congress now uses this version of ABLE, but the enhancements are optional for other users.
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Lot Dialog Window: new read-only fields that display shipment information for lots that are part of a shipment; Lot Style combo selection box for selecting styles; rename button that allows administrators to rename a Lot ID.
ABLE Data Export: allows user to export shipments or lots to an XML or a CSV file; new feature allows export of lots by workgroup.
Reports Dialog: allows user to filter the Lot Item report by shipment dates, shipment IDs, or lot IDs.
Lot Status Dialog: new columns for dates and workgroups; capability to filter lots by various criteria; status change feature; delete capability.
Instructional Dialog: redesign contains pre-defined lists of instructions for the bindery and temporary instructions; available tab for internal library instructional use.
Bindery Transfer Window: modified to replace binder and lot ID with shipment number and date; new features so administrators can create a shipment using the Create Shipment button or modify an existing shipment using the Modify Shipment button; window allows administrators to print a PDF transmittal form for documentation.
Main Title Screen: new Issues edit box; new Title Keyword search option; new format dropdown list that allows for the changing of formats while retaining bibliographic data.
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The Library Binding Section (LBS) and Collections Care Section (CCS) in the Binding and Collections Care Division (BCCD) assist the Law Library in the care of its collections through library binding, collections conservation treatment, and by providing custom protective enclosures.
The Law Library is the custodial service unit for all materials held at the Library of Congress that class in J1-J15, JX1-JX1305, JX2000-JX9999, K, or "LAW", no matter the format of the material. The collection includes bound volumes, loose periodical and serial issues, microfiche, microfilm, diskettes, CDs, and rare and special collection material. As a result, the preservation needs of the Law Library are vast and varied.
Unbound serials and monographs need binding, both to protect them on the shelves and to facilitate the user experience. The Law Library collaborates with LBS to address the library or commercial binding needs of these items. Law Library staff and contractors internally prepare unbound serial issues for library binding, while LBS staff provide monographic binding preparation, technical support, supplies for labeling and binding preparation, procedural guidance, training, and quality assurance in support of the Law Library commercial binding activities. In FY 2008, through the support services of the LBS, 13,134 Law serials were commercially bound. Thus far in FY 2009, 10,404 Law serials have been commercially bound.
Rare volumes in the Law Library require exquisite care and expert conservation treatment, as do items in the reference and general collections. The Law Library routes damaged materials from its reference and general collections to CCS for collections conservation treatment and custom enclosures. Books that are in a special format or extremely brittle are sent to CCS to be measured and housed in custom-sized boxes or other protective enclosures. Heavily used reference and general collection items are sent to CCS for collections conservation treatment, where, batched with items with similar problems, they are treated using sound conservation principles and with an emphasis on production and the timely turnaround of materials.
The Law Library utilizes other reformatting and preventive services provided by the Preservation Directorate. Incoming newsprint items are collated for microfilming and sent to Preservation Reformatting Division for preservation microfilming. Acidic books are deacidified via the Library's Mass Deacidification Program, which strives to preemptively save endangered, "at risk" books and other paper-based materials that are central to the Library's mission. The Preservation Directorate's variety of conservation and preservation services ensure that the collections of the Law Library will exist for centuries to come, allowing the Law Library to fulfill its mission to the Congress, the Courts, the Executive Branch, and to the American public.


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Each student is assigned an advisor when entering the M.S./Ph.D. or the Ph.D. The advisors will work with their students for approximately three years until a student becomes ABD (all but dissertation) and enters the dissertation process. Students are encouraged to contact his/her newly assigned advisor as early after acceptance as possible.
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Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Tuesdays With Rita: Halloween
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Hey Rita-I have a photo of Sparky wearing a tiny cowboy hat when we lived in Texas and also dressed in a witch hat and cape--which I forced him to wear up and down the street. He didn't like it much!!ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh--this is so adorable!!! I came over to let you know that if you want to be entered into the contest for the CSN giveaway, just post your email on my blog so they have a way to contact you if you win!!ReplyDelete
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Hi Rita, what a lovely post and a sweet dog :) I live in the UK so things are very different here at halloween. It is now following many of the halloween ways of the States but when i was a child, we didnt do trick or treat or have candy. We would carve (not a pumkin as they were not available here then but are now ) a turnip and add string through the top half and add a candle then we would go knocking on doors chanting 'penny for halloween' and we children would collect as many pennies as we could and share them to spend on sweets(candy)ReplyDelete
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how cute your Maggie is, My new puppy is also named Maggie. Thanks for the nice words about my Fabric Collages. Have a good evening, Carol MaeReplyDelete
Such a cute doggie! Thanks for popping by my blog and saying hi. Enjoy the rest of your day. :-)ReplyDelete
I was a gypsy. I loved this outfit because it not only fit my personality but the clothing, dresses, scarfs and such with big dangling earrings and head dress. It was so much fun! I'm new to your blog and enjoying my visit. Thank you for having me. TammyReplyDelete


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