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We booked a table at El Sindicat on Thursday evening knowing there would be live music and we weren't disappointed. We spent the evening in good company plus a great mix of live music, food and too much wine! Friendly and efficient service.
Found this little place as we were out walking. Just back from the sea front with tables outside. We stopped for a drink & noticed how lovely the tapas being delivered to to other tables looked so we ordered some. Then we ordered some more - then we notices there was live acoustic music playing inside so went in and... More
Gabriella loves to make a person feel comfortable. Besides that the food is fabulous! The jamsessions are finishing touch for lovely evening.
I love this place for tapas! The price is very reasonable and the food is amazing! I recommend eating dessert, amazing cheesecake, chocolate fondant and apple cake. They also have live music on Thursdays.
Next to the see side, in a quiet pedestrian street, this lovely mediterranean-hungarian restaurant is one of the best places for an good relationship price-quality lunch or dinner.
Great place serving simple dishes in a nice atmosphere. The tapas are good and they offer a set menu for 8 euros with a decent choice of main courses done with fresh stuff. Service is friendly and the day we dined there, a live band was playing inside making the whole experience memorable.
We are regulars to this place. Small but well thought selection of tapas. Sometimes you also get the day choices which add to the menu of tapas. Gin tonics are great...and every thursday they have a Jam session / open mike with musicians coming to play and sing. Great place!!!
Visited twice whilst holidaying in Villanova. Both times satisfied with regard to quality of food.pasta dishes tasty with some nice flavours. Feel perhaps enough to have just a main course but starters that other customers ordered looked nice.Slighty more expensive than other restaurants but would recommend when looking for good food.
We (me, wife and 3 young children) visited this restaurant on the last day of our holiday and it was fantastic. The couple who run it are very friendly the wife speaks good English which was helpful as our Spanish is not so good. The menu attracted us in and we weren't disappointed they even catered for my vegetarian wife.... More
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Here's a video of the first 25 mile loop of the Owyhee Tough Sucker, our first endurance ride of the season, just down the road. A cold breezy morning on fresh horses, and a loop through the desert with the Owyhee mountains to the southwest, and the Snake River to the northeast.
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I bought this at the beginning of the year for around the £130 and the deco cost around £20 and alot of my time! =p
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A Jefferson County man faces an attempted second-degree murder charge related to a Sunday evening domestic dispute, and his wife remains in the hospital in stable condition, Sheriff Jeff Herrig said Thursday.
Prosecutors have charged Thomas Cloyd, 47, with attempted second-degree murder, aggravated battery and interference with parental custody.
Herrig said officers were called to a disturbance Sunday evening at the family's residence on 54th Street near Lake Dabinawa and southwest of McLouth. Herrig said the couple are married. County records list Cloyd as the owner of the property.
The sheriff said Cloyd fled the area with his three sons, and police in Haysville in Sedgwick County arrested him Monday morning without incident. Cloyd's parents live in Haysville, Herrig said, and the three young boys were not harmed and are now safe with other family members.
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Control over the image of Elvis Presley, one of the greatest entertainers of the 21st Century, is now up for grabs. The New York Post reports that The King's image is being bundled along with Muhammed Ali's and being sold by Apollo General Management, who expect to get roughly $200 Million for the package. For comparison, Bob Marley's rights and image are worth around $1-2 Billion.
The reason that you can buy the rights to Elvis's image at bargain-bin prices is because Apollo General Managment is selling way too much. Buy buying Elvis's rights, you get the ability to make money off of his music, hotel, life story, and image. In other words, whoever buys Elvis has got to have a record label, hotel experience, production wing, and a factory to make shit with Elvis's face on it.
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Sometimes less is better - especially when on a budget!
I try not to use a pre-amp whenever possible; anytime you can connect the source DIRECTLY to a power amp, you're going to get some great, clear sound. Of course, you'll have to deal with the level control. In the photo, I connected a set-top-box directly to a 120watt power amp; going thru the box menu to adjust volume (a couple of extra steps). There are "receivers" out there with jumpers and you can skip the pre-amp and go right in the power amp section. Last edited by ODougbo; 15th December 2012 at 04:10 PM. |
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'Great, clear sound' would depend on exactly how the box adjusts the volume. If it does it in software then you could have fewer significant bits at lower volumes.
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This older Rotel (RB-980BX) never sounded better; getting CD quality sound with the 1 to 1 connection.
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Preamps serve their purpose. The input network of the amp is highly sensitive to the source impedance. A passive preamp provides a variable source so it will effect not just the frequency response, but it also DOES effect the distortion. Don't believe me? Model it is spice.
Yea, I went the passive route years ago. Yea, I have a Rotel 840 integrated which is a passive preamp section. Well I use preamps now. When you step up to good amps and good preamps you will know what I mean. I am using a Nak CA-5 right now driving my highly modified Hafler 120. I can tell the difference even with the old Studio 20's that are doing temporary duty in my office. If you want decent TV sound, you need to take the PCM output and run it through a decent DAC. The analog out from a STB is really poor. |
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Sounds good to me - I'd be interested in a low cost DAC preamp - but is there such a thing?
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What about these? Would this cut the mustard, i.e. be a step-up from analogue?
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My leach amp does not have even a volume control. It is connected to the set top box through my sony stereo. All the controls now r from remote alongwith the added advantage of a EQ.
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I've been looking around for a DAC - had no idea so many out there.
Muse (ebay) PE has a page full, Crutchfield, etc. I did read a few DAC reviews that were negative; i.e. "hollow sounding" I going order one of the minis - the hookup will be about the same. STB - DAC - AMP (using optical cable) Not having problem here w/ volume level - it's a nice matchup, very "normal". Last edited by ODougbo; 18th December 2012 at 08:30 AM. |
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To join this virile body (men only, of course) you need to swim "bollock- naked" back and forth across the bay on a Good Friday, when the water is best described as "fresh". This feat is duly performed by Junior and his friend Dunstan Tucker, both aged ten, in 1955 - and a subsequent childhood disappointment, the failure of his father to raise the money for a week at the Seaside, warps Dunstan and leaves him with a mission in life: to get the better of banks. Dunstan's demented and convoluted financial dealings, and a Shivering Club presedential election, form the substance of Michael Curtin's plot.
The novel comes with an accolade from Roddy Doyle ("sparkling and hilarious"), and indeed it has something of Doyle's own gusto and demotic charm, laid on thick. However, it is likely that only those whose taste runs to masculine knowingness, endearing pugnacity or souped-up shenanigans, will get the most out of it. For the rest of us, I suspect, an element of tiresomeness may obstruct the fullest appreciation of its attitudes and antics. For example, the central financial idee fixe and its workings-out become increasingly over-elaborate.
And what are we to make of Junior's one-time schoolmaster, a Brother Chunkey, who first of all confesses to having had the hand of a cleaning woman up his soutane, and then goes on to clobber a pub singer in nun's garb calling herself Baptista and the Virgins? Perhaps the point is that there are no virgins in this act, just as the ex-Christian Brother himself embodies certain social upheavals in Irish life over the last 40-odd years - though what hasn't changed, it seems, is Irishmen's inability to embrace egalitarianism readily. Sexual appraisal, for example, still gets itself expressed in atrocious colloquialisms - "a terrific pair of diddies...would put a stalk on a dead Dominican".
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If you have no medical conditions that will affect your driving capability, then it'll be straight forward but if you do have some health concerns, there is a chance that your licence will not be renewed. Note that it is free to renew your driving licence when you are 70+. Renewing licence over the age of seventy This is a fairly simple process that involves filling in an application form (D46P) to extend the licence for another 3 years. If you still have your paper licence, then you may need to send in a photo to upgrade the paper licence to a photographic one. You can continue to drive on your current licence until your 70th birthday; by this time your new licence should have come through the post. You can then continue to drive for as long as you are well enough to do so. All drivers over 70 will need to re-new their licence every three years to ensure that they are driving on a valid licence because as you get older, you tend to get more complications (eyesight can become poor and responsiveness can be slower or other illnesses or diseases will be more likely) and therefore it is important to test older drivers more frequently for the safety of other people. If you do not receive the D46P form from DVLA, you can send in the D1 form (application for licence) instead. At the moment you do not need to re-sit the practical driving test or re-do the theory test but due to the high number of accidents and "Sunday drivers", there are campaigns to introduce tougher renewal procedures to ensure all over 70's drivers are not a danger to other road users. As the introduction of the theory test and changes to the practical driving test were only brought in over the last decade, many older drivers got a driving licence the easy way. There were no manoeuvres to perform and no hazard perception test to pass. Nowadays passing the practical test is harder and this cannot be done unless the theory test and hazard perception test are also passed. If the changes eventually come into effect, then many older drivers may find that they will no longer be able to drive legally as the new testing procedures are tougher. Edit Follow Report 0 0 Tweet Comments (4) anonymous (Level 2) 21 Aug 2013 12:43 1 Reply I had to renew my driving licence last year as I had reached the age of 70. This was not a problem however I have just noticed that the licence is valid for one year only. I was under the impression that it would be valid for three years before further renewal became necessary? Edit Report 0 0 Replies (1) gices (Level 5) 21 Aug 2013 13:10 That's right but if you have any medical conditions, then you may be subjected to yearly renewals so that DVLA may assess your ability to drive every year rather than every 3 years. 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Mastering OLAP Reports: Parameterized Grouping - Page 9September 23, 2008 Set Up the Grouping and Group Member Sorting Report Parameters We will move now to the Layout tab, where we have several adjustments to make to leverage our new report parameters. 1. Click the Layout tab. 2. Click within the Matrix data region, to cause the gray header bars to appear on top and to the left. 3. Right-click the upper left corner, where the gray bars meet, as we did in the preparation steps above. 4. Select Properties from the context menu that appears, as we did earlier. The Matrix Properties dialog appears, once again, defaulted to the General tab. 5. Click the Groups tab. 6. In the Rows section of the Groups tab (in the upper half of the tab), select the second group, named matrix1_Category. 7. Click the Edit button, once again. The Grouping and Sorting Properties dialog appears, as before, defaulted to its General tab. 8. Atop the General tab, change the existing Name to the following: matrix1_RowGroupBy 9. Click the row containing the Expression value (currently the expression is =Fields!Category.Value), within the Group on list, to enable the selector. 10. Select <Expression...> within the selector (the top entry), as shown in Illustration 36.
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The Expression Editor opens. 15. Type, or cut and paste, the following expression into the upper portion of the Editor with the following: =Fields(Parameters!RowSortBy.Value).Value The Expression Editor appears, with our addition, as depicted in Illustration 39.
16. Click OK to accept our modification, and to dismiss the Expression Editor. We return to the Sorting tab, where we see, in the Direction setting adjacent to the Expression setting, a default of Ascending, as shown in Illustration 40.
17. Leaving the Direction setting at its default of Ascending, click OK to accept our input and to dismiss the Grouping and Sorting Properties dialog. 18. Click OK on the Matrix Properties dialog next, to accept all changes and dismiss the dialog. We are returned to the Layout tab, where we will perform a couple of remaining modifications to make the new report more consumer-friendly at runtime. First, lets modify the subgroups label (we left it at =Fields!Category.Value when we created the column in earlier steps). 19. Right-click the cell containing =Fields!Category.Value. 20. Select Expression ... from the context menu that appears, as depicted in Illustration 41.
The Expression Editor opens. 21. Replace the expression within the upper pane (currently =Fields!Category.Value) with the following: =Fields(Parameters!RowGroupBy.Value).Value The Expression Editor appears, with our substitution, as shown in Illustration 42.
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New Batman Ben Affleck Gets Lunch And Goes To Warner Bros. Studios
Tuesday, September 3, 2013 - Ben Affleck looks a bit disheveled as he arrives in his classic car for a lunch meeting at Casa del Mar in Santa Monica, CA. Later, Affleck puts on sharper outfit and heads to work at Warner Brothers Studios.
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Event Overview:
The Premier Event for School Business Leaders
ASBO International's Annual Meeting & Expo brings together more than 1,000 school business officials for four days of learning and networking. The Annual Meeting & Expo is the premier professional development event for leaders in school business - providing an exceptional opportunity for you to advance your professional and leadership skills and engage face-to-face with peers from around the world.
Attendee Information:
Why Attend?
In our increasingly virtual world, there's still no substitute for face-to-face engagement. The Annual Meeting & Expo brings together school business leaders to learn and to connect - sharing challenges, successes, best practices, and more. Attending the meeting will not only enhance your knowledge and skills, it will also provide unmatched career opportunities:
Interact with experts in school business management.
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The Annual Meeting & Expo is designed specifically for school business professionals who want to exchange ideas, build relationships, broaden their expertise, enhance their leadership skills, advance their careers, and better serve their districts.
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How can you connect with the professionals who control the purse strings for school districts around the world - all in one place? Exhibit at ASBO International's Annual Meeting & Expo!
At the Annual Meeting & Expo, you'll meet more than 1,000 key decision makers with purchasing power - from districts with an average of $110 million in total annual expenditures - who are looking for the right products and services for their schools.
About ASBO International:
Founded in 1910, the Association of School Business Officials International (ASBO) is an educational association that supports school business professionals who are passionate about quality education. We are committed to providing programs and services that promote the highest standards of school business management, professional growth, and the effective use of educational resources. Through our programs, services, advocacy, and global network, ASBO International is the voice of school business officials.
Contact the event managers listed below for more information about how you can participate at the 2015 ASBO Annual Meeting & Expo - Association Of School Business Officials.
Event Details
Conference/Event Dates: | 10/23/2015 - 10/26/2015 |
Expo/Exhibit Dates: | 10/24/2015 - 10/25/2015 |
Expo/Exhibit Hours: | Sat. 2:30pm - 5pm; Sun. 11:30am - 2:15pm |
First Move-In Date: | 10/23/2015 |
Classification: | B2B |
Primary Industry: | General Business |
Other Industries: | Associations: Trade / Professional, Business, Education, Education Events, General Business, Management/Leadership |
Estimated Attendance: | 1,100 |
Cost to Attend: | http://asbointl.org/meetings/annual-meeting-expo/registration |
Audience: | School Business Professionals |
Notes: | Past Attendee Statistics: Primary Responsibilities: Accounting, Auditing, and Budgeting 86% Finance 85% Payroll/Benefits 77% Purchasing 75% Risk Management 63% Food Services 57% 84% APPROVE CONTRACTS 83% OVERSEE BID PROCESSES 80% RECOMMEND VENDORS |
Venue: | Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center |
Venue Phone: | (817) 778-1000 |
Venue Type: | Indoor - Convention Center |
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Number of Exhibitors: | 140+ (Previous Year) |
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247 Security
Absence Insurance Services
Academic Asset Management Inc
AEPA, The Association of Educational Purchasing Agencies
Aesop - Frontline Technologies, Inc
American Fidelity Assurance Co.
American Logistics
ASBO International
Asset Control Solutions, Inc
AssetWorks, Inc
AXA Equitable
Bankers Trust
BMO Financial Group
BSN Sports
CBIZ Valuation
Chartwells School Dining Services
Classware Systems
Clifton Larson Allen
Computer Automation
ConEd Solutions
Cook-Illinois Corporation
CORE Construction
CPI Qualified Plan Consultants, Inc
CRS Advanced Technology
Cypress Enviro Systems
Dean Evans & Associates
Decision Insite
District Administration
Dollar Days
Durham School Services
E & I Cooperative Purchasing
Educational Furniture Industries
Enlit LLC
Federal Payments
First Investors
First Student, Inc.
GCA Services Group
Georgia Pacific
Grainger, Inc.
Grand Canyon University
HD Supply
Heartland Payment Systems
Heinfeld, Meech & Co, PC
Hellas Construction
Home Depot, The
Horace Mann Companies, The
Horizon Software International, LLC
Independent Stationers Infor ING
Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies
IntelliChoice Energy
InTouch Receipting
Johnson Controls
Kelly Educational Staffing
KEV Group Inc
Keystone Purchasing Network
KleenSlate Concepts
MetLife Resources
Millennium Trust Company
Motorola Solutions Munetrix
National Alliance for Insurance Education & Research
National Cooperative Purchasing Alliance
National Insurance Services
National IPA
National Joint Powers Alliance
National School Transportation Association North America
Central School Bus
Office Depot, Inc.
Office Max
On-Tech E-Rate Consulting
Palmer Hamilton
Payless ShoeSource
PMA Financial Network, Inc.
Preferred Meal Systems
Premier Inc
Progressive Roofing
RevTrak, Inc.
Ricoh Americas Corp.
School Dude
School Planning & Management/ Peter Li, Inc.
School Specialty
Security Benefit Group
ServiceMaster Clean
Shaw Inc
Siemens Building Technologies
Simplified Online Communication System (SOCS)
Single Path
Skyward, Inc.
Southwest Foodservice Excellence
SRB Education Solutions
SSC Service Solutions Staples, Inc.
Steelcase Subway
Summa Group Summit Food Service, LLC
SunGard K-12 Education
Sunland Ashpalt
Taher, Inc
Tarkett Sports
TCPN (The Cooperative Purchasing Network)
Tennant Company
The Hartford Group Benefits
The OMNI Group
The Public Group
Thomas Edison State College
Thomas Findlay, Inc
Ticke Tracker
TimeClock Plus
TransAct Communications
Transportation Logistics Management
TSA Consulting Group
Tyler Technologies, Inc.
U.S Communities
United Rentals
US EPA Office of Children's Health Protection
Virco Mfg. Corporation
Weidenhammer Systems Corp.
WellCard, LLC a Division of WellDyne, Inc.
Wenger Corporation
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Design Team
Client, Martin Palleros , Robert Allen, Yun Nie Chong, Steven Postmus, Melita Tomic, Ryan de Winnaar -
500.0 sqm -
Project Year
2011 -
Structural Engineer
Wood and Grieve -
Neil Kelley Building Co -
Lighting Design
Flynn Talbot -
Interior Design
From the architect. Located in South-Western Australia, The private residence reflects an approach which distils built form as an expression of landscape and newly formed places connected to place.
As such, the project displays the paired ideas of meandering and built formality, reflecting the relationship between the natural contours of bushland (emblematic of the site's iconic Margaret River view, with its rolling river headland) and the crisp horizontality of the ocean beyond. The entry approach intentionally wanders through a forest of eucalypts and willow myrtles, guided beyond the turn by low stone walls. These site walls contain the folding landscape and lead visitors to an open court for arrival. Flanked by trees and landscape, the approach to the residence and its distant views beyond are hidden both by forest and walls, becoming larger in height and scale at entry. These stone walls, constructed of locally quarried split boulders become the central spine of the design. While defining a generous sense of place, they conceal the house for discovery and provide a datum for which the residence's rooms can be sited. The house though concealed, is prefigured by a series of floating rooves above. They orchestrate the visitor's passage from a lower level entry forecourt through the stone walling. The scale borders on the epic, eliciting a sense of landscape rather than of the domestic house and shed.
Upon entry, white canopies float above, sheltering and connecting two building wings. A central courtyard punctuates them, with each space carefully positioned to take advantage of the panoramic views of the coast. The magic of river and ocean become a revelation from the courtyard, its view framed by a feature site wall against the backdrop of its quarried walls and timber-lined canopy. The rooves are transformed from a gesture at entry to expansive planes, echoing the breadth of landscape beyond. The glass ribbon of highlight panels above the house's teak lined walls, emphasise the white lined soffits, washed in a reflected light by day and an up lit glow at night .The ceilings become a floating island contrasting with the olive backdrop of bush.
Once inside the living wing, the rubble site walls become background to the generously apportioned space contrasting the precision of honed limestone floors, teak lined panels and a meticulously crafted kitchen. The light washed ceilings and floor toning highlight the teak panelling's and adjacent timber thresholds natural lustre. The interior steps to the lower surrounding balconies, patterned with the filtered shadows of the sliding timber screens. The outdoor living area courtyard separates the guest room wing, connected by a site wall and canopy. The wing's timber lined walls to the exterior and interior reflect the hospitality of the client, with private landscapes and views provided.
Central to the residence's interior spaces are the bathrooms, visually connected to both the bedrooms and landscape. They are finely appointed in stone with furniture carefully detailed. Landscape terraces planted with endemic species continue the stone walling from the residence to the landscape beyond, fusing the residence to the bushland site and continue the project's recurring motif of formal articulation and wandering as a heightened experience.


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Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Morning chase ends in arrest
A Goldsboro teenager was arrested early Wednesday morning after he allegedly broke into a Pikeville home, raped a woman who resides there and fled from authorities. Marvin Devon Breeden, 19, of 315 E. Walnut St., was charged with first-degree burglary,...Published: Oct 31, 2012 2:11 PM Full Story
Southern Wayne High School program allows students to explore
DUDLEY -- Sometimes the first step to getting good grades in high school is to take some of the pressure off and offer classes students enjoy. "We realized that the more kids get involved in school, the more successful...Published: Oct 31, 2012 1:46 PM Full Story
Assault rifle found in child's closet
MOUNT OLIVE -- A stolen and loaded assault rifle was found inside a child's bedroom closet by Mount Olive police who have charged Lashawn McCullen, 27, 108 E. Kornegay St., in connection with the theft of the weapon. He...Published: Oct 31, 2012 1:46 PM Full Story
LaGrange Arts Center to hold exhibit
LAGRANGE -- The LaGrange Arts Center will have an exhibit opening and reception on Sunday at the center from 2-4 p.m. featuring local photographer Robert Washington and student artwork from Banks Elementary School, Frink Middle School and LaGrange Elementary...Published: Oct 31, 2012 1:46 PM Full Story
Mount Olive College to hold program on N.C. in WWII
Mount Olive College Moye Library is hosting a program by Kevin P. Duffus called "War Zone: World War II off North Carolina's Outer Banks" on Monday, Nov. 5 at 7 p.m. in videoconference rooms 114 and 115 of the...Published: Oct 31, 2012 1:46 PM Full Story
County will hear soon on Golden LEAF funds
Wayne County should know in just over a month how $2 million in funding through the Golden LEAF Foundation's Community Assistance Initiative will be split among six local projects. The decision will signal the end of a nearly year-long process...Published: Oct 31, 2012 1:46 PM Full Story
A Sterling Halloween
Rosewood Middle School students Rebecca Drew, Mary Barnes, Savannah Bajuette and Hunter Newell pet Cricket the poodle while he is held by Lois Wood, 89, at the Sterling House in Goldsboro. The students were at the Sterling House as...Published: Oct 31, 2012 1:46 PM Full Story
Red Cross blood drives
Following is the November blood drive schedule for the Wayne County chapter of the American Red Cross: Nov. 1 -- Southern Wayne High School from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Nov. 4 -- Oakland Community Church from noon to 4...Published: Oct 31, 2012 1:46 PM Full Story
Ghosts, goblins set for holiday trek for treats
Trick-or-treaters will hit the streets this evening as Halloween comes to Wayne County. The official time for costumed youngsters to knock on doors -- and hopefully fill their bags with candy and other goodies -- is from 6 until 8...Published: Oct 31, 2012 1:46 PM Full Story
Tedesco hopes different experiences will carry him to schools superintendent
John Tedesco says that even without his experience on the Wake County Board of Education, his own childhood is reason enough for him to be stumping for the role of state superintendent. Long before he became a member of...Published: Oct 31, 2012 1:46 PM Full Story
Christmas in the Forest starts Friday
St. Francis Episcopal Church will hold its 34th annual Christmas in the Forest on Friday and Saturday. The holiday bazaar will feature handcrafted gifts by various artisans, homemade baked goods and demonstrations on bow making, wood carving, beading and...Published: Oct 31, 2012 1:46 PM Full Story
Goldsboro Disc Golf Club to hold its first event at Stoney Creek Park
Organizers are in the midst of registration for the first event hosted by the Goldsboro Disc Golf Club, scheduled for Nov. 11. Online registration ends Friday at 1 p.m. for the Greater Goldsboro Turkey Shoot, a two-round disc golf...Published: Oct 31, 2012 1:46 PM Full Story


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Lou Donaldson receives Ellington Medal
Lou Donaldson, the legendary saxophonist and recently named NEA Jazz Master, was awarded an Ellington Medal last Friday, October 5. Willie Ruff, the director of the Ellington Fellowship at Yale, conferred the medal during a concert featuring Donaldson and his quartet.
The concert, which took place in Morse Recital Hall, was the second event of the 2012–13 season of the Ellington Jazz Series at Yale. This year marks the 40th anniversary of the concert series.
In 1972, Yale President Kingman Brewster presented the first Ellington Medals to thirty jazz greats, including the Duke himself. That year marked the beginning of a series of extraordinary jazz concerts performed by a virtual Who's Who of jazz: Eubie Blake, Paul Robeson, Marian Anderson, Odetta, Joe Williams, Art Blakey, Kenny Clarke, Sonny Greer, Jo Jones, Max Roach, Ray Brown, Charlie Mingus, and Dizzy Gillespie, to name just a few.
Since then, the Duke Ellington Fellowship has brought the giants of jazz to Yale's concert halls and to the city's public schools. Ellington Medal recipients in recent years have included Frank Wess, the Heath brothers, and James Moody.
The NEA's biography of Donaldson reads, in part: "When it comes to a jazzy soulful groove, it doesn't get much groovier than Lou Donaldson. His distinctive blues-drenched alto has been a bopping force in jazz for more than six decades. His early work with trumpeter Clifford Brown is considered one of the first forays into hard bop, and his first recordings with organist Jimmy Smith led to the groove-filled jazz of the 1960s and '70s… Donaldson is the recipient of an honorary doctorate of letters from his alma mater – now called the North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University – that also awards an annual scholarship in his name to the school's most gifted jazz musician. He was also inducted into the International Jazz Hall of Fame in 1996."


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What's up again people. As part of this tutorial I will be providing some brief information on the Leopard, as well as show you "how to draw a leopard". As many of you know Leopards are part of the big cat family. Oddly this cat is a predominately nocturnal and prefers to be in solitude. Every leopard has its home on top of other surrounding leopard tribes. A leopard cub is born with either two or three siblings. Cubs are not born with their spots, they have a smoky gray coat. Leopards are probably the most elusive predators in the big cat family. They eat everything from rodents to baboons. In this tutorial I try my best to show you how to draw a leopard step by step. This sketch took me approximately three weeks. That was due to the fact I didn't draw it on a constant basis. I drew bits and pieces over a three week time frame. I think it came out decent though. I took the time to color it in Photoshop to give the leopard more character. I made a few mistakes I noticed after the whole drawing was done in Photoshop. I don't know if the hind foot came out like that because I colored it or because I messed up the lining. I had to look at a picture of a leopard while I sketched it out. Sometimes I think my sketches look way better in raw form then they do in a finished format on the comp. I think I'm gonna try just scanning in my sketches and don't color them just tutorialize them as a sketch instead. Anyway I hope you like the leopard at least you don't have to figure out how to do the line work, that's already figured out in the tutorial. Peace
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Title says it all, i have a few problems scrolling down at different sites such as unibet and betsafe. Anybody else having this problem or a solution to it?
When a site employs a 'frame within a page' you need to use the iPad's two-finger scroll and, instead of trying to scroll with a single finger, which moves the entire page, use two fingers instead, which will just scroll the embedded frame. I use my first and second finger and touch the area I want to scroll and drag with both fingers at once, either vertically or horizontally. It takes a bit of practice to get it right, but it soon becomes second nature. Tim
Awesome Tim! I can't wait to try this! You just earned some serious street cred with me. Sent from my huge iPod touch via IPF.
Scroll bar issue I know about the 2 finger technique for scrolling within a frame but my issue is slightly different. When the page loads and I try to scroll the remainder of the page does not load and I get a gray out screen. Is this a specific setting issue? It is actually a school website and it is only with a particular teacher so I am thinking it might be some setting on her end. Any thoughts?
Welcome to the forum! There are a lot of great people here willing to lend a hand anytime. Often using the Advanced Search box (at the top of every page) will lead you to the answers you're looking for. If not, feel free to post a question in the appropriate area. Please take a moment to view the information here to get the most out of your iPad as well as our forum: Forum Rules - Please read Hacking Rules - Please read iPad for Beginners Free iPad User Manuals Download The Official iPad Forum App With respect to your question, it sounds like the webpage is not fully loading. If you give it some time does that change...does it fully load? If not, and you're not experiencing trouble with other website, I would agree that it sound like something on their end. You could contact them and let them know. Welcome again and enjoy!
I have been having the same problem lately. Here are the solutions I have been able to find: 1. - 2 finger scrolling (doesn't work on all frames) 2. - do a long press on the frame until the menu comes up & then I choose open in new tab. ( This way it opens as a tab rather than a frame, and all functionality is returned) 3. - If it's a pdf then I long press & choose open in open in ibooks .


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Seeking a different way to measure the success of college football programs, we looked at how many of each school's alumni have made it to the NFL and how effective they've been there. Surprise! Underrated Tar Heels haven't dominated opponents or the NFL draft, but produce loads of budding stars and Pro-Bowlers like Pittsburgh running back Willie Parker and Carolina defensive end Julius Peppers. (Wall Street Journal)
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Grace La Rue
Grace La Rue | |
Born | Stella Parsons April 23, 1882 Kansas City, Missouri, U.S. |
Died | March 13, 1956 San Francisco, California, U.S. |
(aged 75)
Years active | 1924-1940 |
Spouse(s) | Byron "The Millionaire Kid" Chandler (1909-1914) Hale Hamilton (1920-1942) (his death) |
Grace La Rue (April 23, 1882 – March 13, 1956) was an American actress, singer, and vaudeville headliner.
Early life[edit]
Stella Grace La Rue was born in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1882 to Mrs. Lucy L. Parsons. La Rue was a stage name, more exotic than her original surname of Parsons.[1] She began her career as part of the team Burke and La Rue, with her first husband Charles Burke. One of their numbers was a minstrel piece entitled "Grace La Rue and her Inky Dinks". She soon broke away from the act - and Burke - to appear in musical comedy.
La Rue performed in a number of productions on Broadway debuting in The Tourists in 1906. She also appeared in The Blue Moon (1906), Molly May (1910), Betsy (1911), and the 1907 and 1908 Ziegfeld Follies. In 1909, she married Byron (The Millionaire Kid) Chandler in Bennington, Vermont.[2] The marriage broke up in 1914 when La Rue left the relationship, alleging that Chandler was unfaithful and that he beat her.[3]
La Rue made her debut as a Vaudeville single act in November 1912 at Poli's in Springfield, Missouri. As part of the act she sang an aria from Madame Butterfly, and a duet with a phonograph recording of Enrico Caruso. Variety gave her a good review commenting that the act gave La Rue the "opportunity to display her Parisian cultivated voice."[4]
La Rue made her debut at the Palace Theatre on August 4, 1913. Her act featured the song "You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want to Do It)", from the show Honeymoon Express, a musical she had appeared in with Al Jolson. Later that year, she brought her Vaudeville act to Britain, appearing at the London Palace on August 4, 1913.
In 1919, La Rue made her screen debut opposite American stage and film actor Hale Hamilton in the melodrama That's Good. She married Hamilton on May 29, 1920, amid a whirl of controversy surrounding a lawsuit filed by Hamilton's second wife, actress Myrtle Tannehill.[5]
In 1922-23, La Rue appeared in Irving Berlin's second Music Box Revue at the Music Box in New York. In 1924, she appeared at the Coliseum in London with Hamilton. For the rest of the decade she worked mainly in the United States alternating between Vaudeville and in musical comedies and revues. One of her last big time appearances was in the 1928 Greenwich Village Follies at the Winter Garden in New York. She appeared in a 1929 Vitaphone short called Grace La Rue: The International Star of Song. By the early 1930s, she had retired to California, where she made a brief appearance in the 1933 Mae West film She Done Him Wrong. Grace La Rue died in Burlingame, California on March 13, 1956.
- ^ Grace La Rue, Kansas City Vaudeville Actress, Weds in London Kansas City Journal. June 9, 1909
- ^ Vermont Marriage Records, 1909-2008 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010.
- ^ Chandler in Hands of Sheriff's Men New York Times, April 8, 1914.
- ^ Variety, November 24, 1912
- ^ New York Times. June 1, 1920 p.15
External links[edit]
- Grace La Rue at the Internet Movie Database
- Grace La Rue at the Internet Broadway Database
- Grace LaRue New York Public Library Digital Gallery photo
- Grace La Rue in recording from 1910 singing Does Anybody Here Know Nancy
- 1920 passport photo Grace La Rue and Hale Hamilton
- Broadway Photographs(Univ. of South Carolina)


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SWT Programming with Eclipse
8. Widgets
The SWT GUI objects derived from Widget and Control classes. The Widget object is the base class and defines methods common to all GUI classes. The Control class is the base class of all the windowed GUI classes, which means that the components derived from Control require a window or dialog to be displayed.
Menu objects also require a window to be displayed, but this requirement is indirectly satisfied. A Menu object requires a Control object.
Figure 4. Widget class hierarchy.
Figure 4 shows the widget class hierarchy. The Widget, Item, ScrollBar, and Control classes are abstract classes.
8.1. Widget Events
Widget events are summarized in Table 3. For the sake of simplicity, the table contains only the event names. It is easy to figure out the name of an event class by using this <EventName>Event. Likewise, the name of the associated listener can be figured out by using <Listener Name>Listener. Each event does not have a matching adaptor class. For that reason, events having adaptors are marked in bold. The name of an adaptor can be figured out by using <EventName>Adaptor.
Event Name is a Control, event class is a ControlEvent, listener class is a ControlListener, adaptor class is a ControlAdaptor.
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Event Name | Widgets | Generated When |
Arm | MenuItem | a menu item is highlighted |
Control | Control, TableColumn, Tracker | a control is resized or moved |
Dispose | Widget | a widget is disposed |
Focus | Control | a control gains or loses focus |
Help | Control, Menu, MenuItem | the user requests help (e.g. by pressing the F1 key) |
Key | Control | a key is pressed or released when the control has keyboard focus |
Menu | Menu | a menu is hidden or shown |
Modify | Combo, Text | a widget's text is modified |
Mouse | Control | the mouse is pressed, released, or double-clicked over the control |
MouseMove | Control | the mouse moves over the control |
MouseTrack | Control | the mouse enters, leaves, or hovers over the control |
Paint | Control | a control needs to be repainted |
Selection | Button, Combo, CoolItem, List, MenuItem, Sash, Scale, ScrollBar, Slider, StyledText, TabFolder, Table, TableColumn, TableTree, Text, ToolItem, Tree | an item is selected in the control |
Shell | Shell | the shell is minimized, maximized, activated, deactivated, or closed |
Traverse | Control | the control is traversed (tabbed) |
Tree | Tree, TableTree | a tree item is collapsed or expanded |
Verify | Text, StyledText | a widget's text is about to be modified |
8.2. Useful widgets
Figure 5. Control class hierarchy.
All Control classes can be bordered. You can add a border to a control class by using the SWT.BORDER constant.
SWT style constant | |
It is required to specify a style constant (style bit). If you do not know which constant to use or if you do not want to specify it, you can use SWT.NULL. |
8.2.1. Buttons
A button can have different styles. The style of a button depends on its defined style bit. A list of buttons and their style constants is shown in Table 4.
Table 4. SWT Button style bit constants and examples | ||
Constants | Example | Description |
SWT.ARROW | A button to show popup menus etc. Direction of the arrow is determined by the alignment constants. | |
SWT.CHECK | Check boxes can have images as well. | |
SWT.PUSH | A push button. | |
SWT.RADIO | Radio buttons can be used in a group. | |
SWT.TOGGLE | Like SWT.PUSH, but it remains pressed until a second click. |
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Italian Police Find Looters' Tools at Roman Site
Wednesday, September 04, 2013
ROME, ITALY—Monumental walls, marble building fragments, coins, and thousands of pieces of pottery dating to the late Republican and Imperial periods were discovered by police in farmland to the southeast of Rome. The artifacts had been uncovered by looters, who also left behind metal detectors and two-way radios. The site is important because of its great size and its proximity to the temple of Juno at Lanuvio.
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Cover of Near Myths #3.
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Format | Ongoing series |
Number of issues | 5 |
Near Myths was a comic magazine published in Edinburgh during the late 1970s that only ran for five issues. The initial editor was Rob King and it was produced by Galaxy Media. It is important because it featured the first works of Grant Morrison and Bryan Talbot (who took over as editor for the final fifth issue) as well as Graham Manley and Tony O'Donnell.
- The Adventures of Luther Arkwright, by Bryan Talbot started its run in Near Myths.
- "Napalm Kiss" (in Near Myths #1, September 1978)
- "Shadows" (in Near Myths #2, October 1978)
- "The Treaty of St Petersburg" (in Near Myths #3, December 1978)
- "Point.Counter.Point" (in Near Myths #4)
- "The Adventures of Luther Arkwright; Chapters 1B, 2b & 4B (in Near Myths #5, April 1980)
- Grant Morrison (providing both art and script):
- "Time is a Four-Lettered Word" (in Near Myths #2, October 1978)
- "Gideon Stargrave" (in Near Myths #3-4, 1978–1979)
- "The Checkmate Man" (in Near Myths #5, 1980)
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Saturday, 10 March 2012
In the Garden
It's been a bit of a frustrating week. In typical "sod's law" fashion, no sooner had I decided to get on with making things for my etsy shop, my sewing machine decided it didn't want to play :( The tension has been a bit off for a while and it started breaking the top thread so I had to give up and find someone to service it. It's not being picked up till Monday, so I've been at a bit of a loss on what to do. I just managed to join some squares for a little doll quilt so I might have a go at hand quilting that.
Next, I dug out the pile of fabrics that I bought last year and gave them a wash, ready to use.
The last few days have felt really spring like, so I've been in the garden attempting to tidy up a bit. The border round the veg plot has been edged and tidied and I've sown a couple of rows of broad beans. The greenhouse is starting to fill up with trays of rootrainers and I've sown the first batch of dwarf and climbing French beans, and the sweet peas.
I've just noticed the summerhouse roof! The covering blew off in a storm a few months ago and it's still waiting to be repaired. Another job on hubby's list :)
At the far end of the garden, past the veg plot is the "wild bit" that gets left to it's own devices. It's just beginning to spring into life, but in a few weeks it will be covered in cowslips and primroses, followed by ox-eye daisies in the summer. The couple of cooking apple trees should be covered in blossom soon too. Best bit of the year I always think!
Hope you enjoy the rest of the weekend
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Loved your garden pictures, how gorgeous those trees must look when covered in blossom! You have been busy sowing seeds, I see, as well as sewing patchwork. Your quilt top looks lovely, such pretty fabrics. Hope your sewing machine is fixed soon and works perfectly for you from now on!
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Eryc Taylor Dance, (ETD) presents Emergence on Tuesday, April 22, 2014 at the Rose Nagelberg Theater at Baruch College Performing Arts Center, 55 Lexington Ave, NYC, at 6pm and also at 8:30pm. Emergence, an evening of dance, will feature original pieces choreographed by recipients of 2013 ETD grants for aspiring choreographers, as well as a piece by Eryc Taylor. Featured choreographers include: Ashley Carter, Gierre Godley, and Jesus Olivera. Tickets are $25 and $100 for Gala Ticket VIP seating. Seniors and Students $15.
$100 VIP TIcket to EMERGENCE Include:
CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS The featured Choreographers were chosen by ETD after an open application process entered by many applicants. Grant monies were used to pay expenses incurred by these choreographers in developing the pieces being presented on April 22nd.
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Designed by Anagrama | Country: Mexico
"Bricos, originally known as Mayoreo Eléctrico Monterrey, had a very clear goal: to stop being your typical hardware shop and become a construction material supplier that could be perceived with much more formality upon the arrival of international competitors.
In order to develop the Branding Strategy, we thoroughly researched the project commercial aspects, and we executed a deep brand diagnostic. This resulted in a solution that helps the company heighten their values such as service, honesty, responsibility, experience and kindness, all of which have been key to the company's success throughout the years.
On the other hand, the company needed to attract qualified personnel and make these employees feel proud of working for Bricos giving them a sense of belonging.
The project's design decisions included creating a timeless brand with a completely different icon from any of its competitors. We used a very clean typographic language and an institutional pattern that can be easily applied to any object.
These elements turn Bricos into a brand ready to compete internationally."
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February 6th, 2012 @ 9:40 aminternational style at its best.
February 6th, 2012 @ 3:03 pmDon't let the Dutch police see this. They might be a big competitor.
February 7th, 2012 @ 3:40 amThis is a Studio Dumbar ripoff. The dutch policeforce is using this since 1992.
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February 10th, 2012 @ 4:28 amDutchies responding on this post 😀
This is a 1:1 copycat. Damn.
March 8th, 2012 @ 8:59 amcasualmente muchos de los proyectos de anagrama son muy similares a lo que se ve en la web.. ummm casualmente…
April 5th, 2012 @ 10:21 pmAlgunas veces tomar referencias nos sirve de mucho, pero que sólo sea eso REFERENCIA
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On one visit, I found Tom in especially ebullient spirits because a column in the Orange County Register that morning recounted his ability to crown kings and tell others to wait their turn, right from his king size bed. Apparently two Republicans wanted to run for the same office. Tom Fuentes, though no longer the titular chair of the Orange County Republican Party, was still the arbiter of such matters. He told one of the contenders, "It's not your time."
Tom got a good chuckle out of that.
He also liked the fact that the media played along with what came to be called the "Tom Fuentes Retirement Tour," featuring appearances at his beloved Balboa Bay Club in Newport Beach and at political gatherings throughout California. Tom would appear, dragging along an oxygen tank or two, and he would be treated like a walking Shrine of Lourdes. Everyone wanted to reach out to him one last time.
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It hurts to think that those same cigars could have contributed to Tom's untimely passing. The only consolation is that there is a place in Heaven where conservatives gather, and there, Tom has been welcomed, with a cigar in one hand and a drink in the other, by the Reagans and Unruhs and maybe even the Old Man himself, RN….


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A day after approving the use of personal devices during takeoff and landing, European regulators have given the green light to the use of 3G and LTE networks in flight.
The European Commission gave permission for airlines to offer passengers 3G and LTE service aboard aircraft altitude of 3,000 meters, or just over 9,800 feet. Before this, only 2G had been allowed on board aircraft flying in the EU.
This means that passengers on aircraft that permit it can deactivate airplane mode once they're above the required altitude and start using their phones as if they were on the ground, according to a statement.
The changes do not automatically making surfing the Web and sending large attachments a customer right. The move gives airlines permission to set the rules on tablet and smartphone usage aboard their aircraft.
The decision comes a day after the European Aviation Safety Agency announced the approval of the use of personal electronic devices such as tablets, smartphones, e-readers and mp3 players on aircraft during all phases of flight if placed in "flight mode" or "airplane mode." The EASA currently allows PEDs on aircrafts except when landing, taxiing or taking off.
The decision is in line with a similar change by the Federal Aviation Administration in the United States that will allows passengers to read e-books, play games, and watch videos on their devices during all phases of flight.
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I have been playing dailies for a good while now, and i am not doing to bad. My best run gave me a 13th place and today i mannaged 15.
My deck is solid and i know how to improove it, but i am curious. So i would like to se examples of decks that have won you a daily turnament.
Clan and type doesn't matter, i am not going to buy these decks, i just want to look at them.
If your looking for a budget deck that has won a DT, mine is pretty good. I've won 5 dts with it.
You can also check out decks from members of guilds like Project Nightmare, The Vortex's Revenge, World Heroes Premium, (HAL)Guild, or any of the other established DT guilds. Each guild has at minimum 3 or 4 people who have won DT (in some cases nearly the whole guild).
Also Piratas do Atlântico....
No disrespect meant to any of my friends or any of the other DT guilds I left out of my posts!
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Promotion through NIDA
All events and productions can be listed under the Productions and Events section of this website.
Via email, you'll need to provide:
- a brief description of your event, including production title, performance dates and times of approximately 200 words.
- An event image of 144 pixels (width) x 142 pixels (height) as a JPEG.
All images should be labelled with the name of the event or image name, the year the image/photograph was produced and the name of the photographer or copyright owner. For example: Carousel, 2007 © Annie Leibovitz
Subject to approval, your event event or production may be included in the monthly NIDA Theatres enews.
Enews subscribers are regular NIDA Theatres customers, corporate clients, sponsors, supporters, local and international industry contacts, general arts lovers and young people interested in the arts.
Venue signage
Subject to approval, a poster promoting your event may be displayed in a street-facing window of the Nancy Fairfax Foyer.
Design, print and installation costs are the responsibility of the hirer. Specifications and costs are available on request.
Venue promotion
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You must gain permission from NIDA Theatres management in advance of supplying or handing out promotional materials.
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Merchandise, including programs, will incur a fee of 15% of sales payable to NIDA Theatres.
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Use of the NIDA Theatres logo is granted on a case-by-case basis. Promotional materials seeking to use the logo must be submitted in advance for approval.
Please use 'NIDA Theatres' when referring to the venue. Promotional material should not include the acronym 'NIDA', the words 'National Institute of Dramatic Art' or imply any association with NIDA.
We have selected a panel of preferred catering partners for events held in our venues: ARIA Catering, European Catering and Forte Catering. Find out more about our preferred caterers by selecting the drop-down menu below.
ARIA Catering
Who are they?
ARIA Catering was launched in November 2010 and is owned by restaurateurs Matt Moran and Peter Sullivan.
What do they offer?
- Conceptual and unique catering for events at NIDA and offsite locations in and around Sydney.
- Catering for gala dinners, conferences, product launches, weddings and smaller events at home.
- ARIA Catering offers contemporary menus designed by Matt Moran which are carefully crafted for every occasion and reflect each client's individual needs. ARIA have a range of options, including: canapes and food stations; dinner and degustation; and shared style menus.
- Full event management.
Why choose them?
With a reputation for excellent service, professional management and exceptional food, ARIA Catering can manage your event from start to finish.
For more information about pricing and menus, visit the Aria Catering or call (02) 8274 9650.
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On behalf of some of Australia's most renowned corporate and individual clients, European Catering has been organising events for over twenty years.
What do they offer?
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- Buffet menus and full sit-down menus.
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I had a situation come up where I needed to test whether a given value in a database fell inside the range of values given by an enumeration. After fussing around with several ways of testing this, I found a simple, elegant solution that seemed worth documenting.
In the .NET Framework, enumerations are handled by the Enum class. When you have a code such as
public enum SecurityLevel { Undefined = -1, Guest = 0, Assistant = 1, Representative = 2, Employee = 3, Executive = 5, Administrator = 8 }
Public Enum SecurityLevelEnum Undefined = -1 Guest = 0 Assistant = 1 Representative = 2 Employee = 3 Executive = 5 Administrator = 8 End Enum
the Framework actually creates an instance of Enum and populates it with your values. And like any class, Enum has methods that can be invoked.
Of interest is the Shared (static in C#) method GetValues, which takes the contents of an enumeration type and returns it as an instance of the System.Array class. If we take this result and convert it to an IEnumerable of a given type, we can use the LINQ extentions to get some useful information about the enumeration.
if ( ((int[]) Enum.GetValues(typeof(SecurityLevel))).Contains(7) ) ... if ( 3 >= ((int[]) Enum.GetValues(typeof(SecurityLevel))).Min() ) ... if ( 6 < ((int[]) Enum.GetValues(typeof(SecurityLevel))).Max() )
If CType([Enum].GetValues(SecurityLevel), Integer()).Contains(7) Then ... If 3 >= CType([Enum].GetValues(SecurityLevel), Integer()).Min() Then ... If 6 < CType([Enum].GetValues(SecurityLevel), Integer()).Max() Then
Note that because Enum is a keyword in VB.NET, using it as a class requires that you use square brackets.
The first example will return False, because the given enumeration does not contain a value that corresponds to the integer value 7. The second and third tests return True.
You can generalize this as a function which will work for any integer-based enumeration:
bool EnumHasValue(Type Typ, int Value) { return ((int[])Enum.GetValues(Typ)).Contains(Value); } ... if (EnumHasValue(typeof(SecurityLevel), 7)
Function EnumHasValue(ByVal Typ As Type, ByVal Value As Integer) As Boolean Return CType([Enum].GetValues(Typ), Integer()).Contains(Value) End Function ... If EnumHasValue(GetType(SecurityLevel), 7) Then
Of course, enumerations do not have to be integer-based: you can convert the result of GetValues into an array of strings, doubles, whatever you can turn into an enumeration.
If your experimentation comes up with something interesting, please post your results as a comment.
This article, along with any associated source code and files, is licensed under The Code Project Open License (CPOL)
bool EnumHasValue<TEnum>(int Value) where TEnum : struct { return ((int[])Enum.GetValues(typeof(TEnum))).Contains(Value); } ... if (EnumHasValue<SecurityLevel>(7)
Function EnumHasValue(Of T)(ByVal Value As Integer) As Boolean Return CType([Enum].GetValues(GetType(T)), Integer()).Contains(Value) End Function ... If EnumHasValue(Of SecurityLevel)(7) Then
if (Enum.IsDefined(typeof(SecurityLevel), 7)) ... // false
if (Enum.IsDefined(typeof(SecurityLevel), "Guest")) ... // true if (Enum.IsDefined(typeof(SecurityLevel), "GUEST")) ... // false
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DictionaryalbPronunciation: (alb), [key] —n. Eccles. a linen vestment with narrow sleaves, worn chiefly by priests, now invariably white in the Western Church but any color in the Eastern Church. Alb.1. Albania. 2. Albanian. 3. Albany. 4. Alberta. alb.(in prescriptions) white. Random House Unabridged Dictionary, Copyright © 1997, by Random House, Inc., on Infoplease.
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Bush to keep secret 'grim' war report quiet until after election
A secret US intelligence report which says the political and military situation in Afghanistan is "grim" will be withheld from the public until after the election, a new report says.
Intelligence officials are finishing up the National Intelligence Estimate on Afghanistan, according to ABC's Brian Ross, "but there are 'no plans to declassify' any of it before the election," an official said.
Translation: things are apparently going so colossally badly in Afghanistan that the Administration is terrified of releasing this before the election.
This is all the more reason that We the People should have "the right to know what's going on before we cast our votes in November.
It is with our money and our troops with which this occupation has, for the most part, been conducted.
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Monday, October 10, 2011
Significance of the Apple 4S SIRI Cognitive Assistant
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- AnonymousNovember 20, 2011 at 12:45 PM
This is the key piece that was needed, so we can make smart drones;
ReplyDeleteRepliesRather than smarter drones, how about smarter managers inside really smarter organizations?
For example, Paul Strassmann's 1990 book had a great Chapter 20 on ITC Policy with about 142 questions about specific policy practices; answers to these diagnostic questions indicate process improvements.
A database was used to evaluate just a few firms using an expert system by the Chair of the Calif State University's AI Council. Imagine what could be done today with Siri, or Iris, or similar knowledge delivery package? Of course, it makes more sense today to consider a complete supply chain and report-knowledge flow chain such as the US Construction System (Architects, Engineering, Contractors, Owners, and Operators - AECOO) with a Building Information Model (BIM) standard to identify ROMA values which conflict with each other or sustainability policies.