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var array:Array = [], result:Array = []; while(array.length <= 42) array.push(array.length); while(result.length < 6) result = result.concat(array.splice(int(Math.random()*array.length), 1)); trace(result);
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fscommand("fullscreen", "true");
var BitmapDataClass:Class = Class(array[i]); var bitmapData:BitmapData = new BitmapDataClass(0,0); var bitmap:Bitmap = new Bitmap(bitmapData); addChild(bitmap);
The idea was make a fake shape which have same 2D geom information with your source bitmap (can use transform.pixelBounds get the bound), put it into same display list as your source, and apply source's Matrix3D (in case it is dirty already) to the fake shape.
After this, you can apply 3D transform like rotationX on the fake shape and get its 2D information like height, before you apply the transform to your source.
notice when DisplayObject in different display list, if it's Matrix3D is dirty already, you will get different height/width information because it will effect by ancestor.
This is stupid way, kinda waste CPU , and only work with rectangle shape DisplayObjects…... but if you really need get bound before apply 3D transform to your target DisplayObject…
var source:Bitmap; // ... scripts for build source var sourceBound:Rectangle = source.getBounds(source); var shape:Shape = new Shape(); var g:Graphics = shape.graphics; g.beginFill(0); g.drawRect(sourceBound.x, sourceBound.y, sourceBound.width, sourceBound.height); g.endFill(); shape.transform.matrix3D = source.transform.matrix3D.clone(); shape.rotationX = 30; if (shape.height > someValue) { source.transform.matrix3D = shape.transform.matrix3D.clone(); }
it is better generate id on server side, in php, consider use uniqid();
(or you can generate id by time)
marpies said
savorks saidI see. I'll redo it to my project. You were really helpful, thank you!
alphaLayer should contains graphics witch Alpha infomation.
It is my pleasure
alphaLayer should contains graphics witch Alpha infomation.
here is a example
EDIT : you can apply filters to alphaLayer's children (don't apply to alphaLayer self)
Example with Filters
var container:Sprite = new Sprite(); var alphaLayer:Sprite = new Sprite(); var maskLayer:Sprite = new Sprite(); var content:Sprite = new Sprite(); container.addChild(content); container.addChild(maskLayer); container.addChild(alphaLayer); // add in last for make sure it above content content.mask = maskLayer; addChild(container); alphaLayer.blendMode = BlendMode.ALPHA// or BlendMode.ERASE (invert version); container.blendMode = BlendMode.LAYER;
You can do it in timeline, the display objects setup is same with this.
alphaLayer only render with DisplayObjects under it in same parent container, so remember put it above the contents you with to render with fade effect.
In BlendMode.ALPHA mode the alphaLayer's AlphaChannel will override target contents AlphaChannel, and BlendMode.ERASE will do just the opposite:)
Glad you solved it now
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I'm not sure what you mean by "state change".
What I mean was something like this Example
Bottom clip contains Top clip and its text flash when MOUSE _OVER trigger on Bottom clip, and the Top clip have two different states (change by MOUSE _DOWN on Top clip), and you can see Bottom fire MOUSE _OVER event when MOUSE _DOWN on Top clip.


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Stephens Co. Hospital Receives FY 2012 Audit
Stephens County Hospital receives good news for its Fiscal Year 2012 audit.
The hospital reported on the audit for the previous fiscal year at its Monday's monthly meeting of the Stephens County Hospital Authority.
According to Hospital Administrator Ed Gambrell, the hospital received a clean opinion on the audit, which he says is what you want to see in an audit.
In addition, Gambrell said that the audit provided the hospital with more good financial news for the last fiscal year, which ended on September 30.
"We had a positive bottom line for the Fiscal Year that ended September 30 of around $700,000, which is good because that gives us cash to put back in to the operation of the hospital," said Gambrell. "Believe me, it was a challenge to be positive this past year because of all the economic stresses, but we were in the black and I am very happy for that and it is just a good thing for us."
This year's positive bottom line is a change from Fiscal Year 2011, in which Gambrell says the hospital showed a loss of about $400,000. Gambrell said the hospital did have a positive bottom line in 2010.
According to Gambrell, revenues were down by about 3 percent for Fiscal Year 2012 when compared to Fiscal Year 2011.
He said the positive bottom line is the result mainly of a sharp decline in expenditures in the last Fiscal Year.
"We were able to decrease our expenses actually by six percent comparing 2011 with 2012," said Gambrell. "We actually reduced our expenses, which is a good accomplishment and one I am very proud of."
The hospital also reported on finances for the month of December, noting that last month also showed a positive bottom line.
Gambrell said December, as expected, was a busy month for Stephens County Hospital.
"As you know, there was a lot of flu in December," said Gambrell. "Our emergency room was busy."
He also noted that the hospital also saw people getting year-end surgeries in December.
Stephens County Hospital has now reported positive bottom lines for the first three months of the hospital's new fiscal year, which began on October 1.

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Two teenagers died after they slipped from a sixth floor balcony as they kissed during a party.
A man aged 18 and a 19-year-old woman died instantly after plunging from the riverside apartment block in Deptford, south London, just after midnight.
Police said the deaths were not being treated as suspicious and described them as a tragic accident.
One couple told of the horrifying moment they saw the pair topple over the edge of the balcony as they kissed and embraced.
Blessed Adedoyin, 29, and Samson Oguntayo, 32, were watching television when they looked over and spotted them on the balcony of a neighbouring flat.
Ms Adedoyin said: "There was a man and a woman on the balcony. They were sat there frolicking. They were kissing and getting quite intimate.
"He lifted her up and put her on to the edge of the balcony and she had her arms around his neck.
"Then their friends came outside and they went back in, but they were out there again 10 minutes later doing the same thing. She was sitting there in the same way, she had his arms around his neck and then suddenly they just went over together and fell.
"I don't know if she slipped or it was him pushing forward that took them both over, it just happened so quickly.
"There was a scream and a loud thud. It was so dark in the garden it was difficult to see. I called the ambulance and my partner went down.
"I just can't get the image out of my head. I thought it would be better today, but it's not. I don't know if what I saw will ever go away."
Mr Oguntayo, an events manager, said he had gone into the garden where the bodies had fallen and banged on the door to ask people to turn on the lights.
He said it was obvious there was nothing he could do to help them.
Scotland Yard said police and paramedics were called to the 18-storey Knights Tower in Wharf Street shortly after midnight.
Inspector Shaun Carre-Brown said: "This appears to be a tragic accident and our thoughts go out to the families and those that knew them.
"The couple were at a party in the block when this tragedy occurred.
"I would urge any witnesses to make contact with detectives."
The woman is thought to be Russian and the man Mexican.
Police were trying to trace their families today.
Witnesses described hearing screams and then sirens from ambulances.
Ryan Burkett, 37, a banker, said: "My wife said she heard a thud and clearly something pretty traumatic had happened.
"Six ambulances were here and so many cops. There were just loads of people screaming. There was one girl down there who was just distraught."
A lawyer, who asked not to be named, said: "I heard a girl screaming and then a big thud and everyone was outside screaming and crying we were watching from the window as loads of people gathered around the body. "
A 34-year-old, who works in advertising, said: "I was coming back from a Justin Timberlake concert and just as I was walking past I heard a scream and a loud thud. The scream just suddenly stopped."
Harry Hatfield, 59, who works in insurance and lives above the flat where it happened, said: "The guys were on the balcony talking quite loudly. There was a bit of music."
A spokesman for Michael Laurie Ltd, which manages the complex, said: "There was a party. She was sitting on the edge of the balcony and just slipped and pulled him with her and she grabbed hold of him. They both fell over it and that's as I understand it.
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Re: Financial Data - Currencies
cd[x_] :=
CountryData[x, #] & /@
{"Name", "CurrencyName", "CurrencyCode"}
{data = cd /@ CountryData[]},
Select[data, StringTake[#[[sb]], 1] == sel &],
#[[sb]] &],
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{{sb, 1, SortBy},
{1 -> "Country", 2 -> "Currency", 3 -> "Code"}},
{{sel, "A", "Select"}, CharacterRange["A", "Z"]}]]
Bob Hanlon
---- robert prince-wright <robertprincewright at yahoo.com> wrote:
Does anyone know how to get the names corresponding to the currencies available from FinancialData? If you use the command below you get a list of 153 currencies - some of which are obscure so i was hoping to generate the names!
currencyTickers = FinancialData["Currencies"]
Also, why does FinancialData not give historical data for say GBP/USD? EUR/USD works, albeit over a limited time span, so you would think the data would be there for sterling. Several others don't work either.... perhaps this is a data server issue?


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Dec. 11, 2013
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- For the 12th consecutive year Knoxville ranks in the top 10 among all markets watching ESPN College Football. In 2013, Knoxville ranked third in the nation with a 4.4 rating, the ninth time in 12 years the market was in the top three.
Since Knoxville became a metered market in 2002, it is one of only four markets to rank in the top 10 each year in terms of watching ESPN's College Football game telecasts. Also ranking among the top 10 in each of the last 12 seasons are Birmingham, Ala., Columbus, Ohio and Jacksonville, Fla.
For the 2013 season, only Birmingham (8.9) and Greenville, S.C. (4.9) had higher ratings than the home of the Vols. Three markets in the state of Tennessee were among the top 10 for the second year in a row. Nashville and Memphis tied with Columbus, Ohio and Jacksonville, Fla. for fifth, all with an average rating of 3.3 in 2013.
Tennessee is the only state to have three markets in the Top 10 for the second year in a row. In fact, no other state had more than one market in the top 10 in each of the last two years.
Since 2002, Knoxville has ranked in the top three on nine occasions including being the second-highest in 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008 and 2009. The market ranked third in 2003, 2010, 2012 and 2013.
Here's a rundown of Knoxville's yearly ratings and national rankings according to ESPN.
Knoxville Ratings For ESPN College Football
2002: 4.8 (2nd)
2003: 4.0 (3rd)
2004: 4.3 (2nd)
2005: 3.3 (6th)
2006: 5.9 (2nd)
2007: 4.0 (4th)
2008: 4.8 (2nd)
2009: 5.1 (2nd)
2010: 4.1 (3rd)
2011: 3.0 (10th)
2012: 4.6 (3rd)
2013: 4.4 (3rd)


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Falling or Not Falling into Temptation? Multiple Faces of Temptation, Monetary Intelligence, and Unethical Intentions Across Gender
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We develop a theoretical model, explore the relationship between temptation (both reflective and formative) and unethical intentions by treating monetary intelligence (MI) as a mediator, and examine the direct (temptation to unethical intentions) and indirect (temptation to MI to unethical intentions) paths simultaneously based on multiple-wave panel data collected from 340 part-time employees and university (business) students. The positive indirect path suggested that yielding to temptation (e.g., high cognitive impairment and lack of self-control) led to poor MI (low stewardship behavior, but high cognitive meaning) that, in turn, led to high unethical intentions (theft, corruption, and deception). Our counterintuitive negative direct path revealed that those who controlled their temptation had high unethical intentions. Due to the multiple faces of temptation (the suppression effect), maliciously controlled temptation (low cognitive impairment and high self control) led to deviant intentions. Subsequent multi-group analysis across gender (a moderator) reformulated the mystery of temptation: a negative direct path for males, but a positive indirect path for females. For males, the negative direct path generated a dark impact on unethical intentions; for females, the positive indirect path did not, but offered great implications for consumer behavior. Both falling "and" not falling into temptation led to unethical intentions which varied across gender. Our counterintuitive, novel, and original theoretical, empirical, and practical contributions may spark curiosity and add new vocabulary to the conversation regarding temptation, money attitudes, consumer psychology, and business ethics.


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Did he fin' out, chile, which ossifer was gwine to ride Silber Heels, an' which one laid his mark on Saul's mare?
He's an ossifer, an' is layin' in de ossifer's horsepitol ober dar.
I dun told the ossifer dar wus no one here you knows, answerin' to your perscription.
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Enumerating Permutations
I am looking for an algorithm for determining the Nth permutation (P) of a
group T. I don't really care the ordering of the permutations within T, as
long as all the permutations of P are members of T exactly once. (Each
element of the permutation P is unique.)
Actually, each of the permutations are only 7 digits long and I could list
all 5040 permutations in a file about 35K, but I was hoping for something a
little cleaner, in case I change to 8 or 9 digits long later.
Does anyone know of such an algorithm?
Sorry I don't have the math background to phrase the question any better.
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University of Florida Student Hospitalized After Chemical Explosion
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A University of Florida student is being treated at Shands after a chemical explosion in one of UF's chemistry labs.
Gainesville Fire Rescue responded to the explosion around six o' clock Wednesday evening.
When they arrived, they found the student with burns on the second floor of Sisler Hall.
Emergency workers transported him to Shands where he was treated for burns and chemical exposure.
Two emergency workers who rode in the ambulance with the student were also treated for exposure to chemicals.
Sisler Hall was evacuated and put on temporary lockdown for at least the next 24 hours.
Officials say they are working with faculty to identify the chemicals the student was using.
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On a night typically aimed at celebrating its own self-importance, Hollywood shined some of the spotlight on victims of last week's devastating earthquake in Haiti.
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Other pleas for relief efforts were more subtle.
•"I come to Golden Globes weekend and I am really honestly conflicted how to have my happy movie self in the face of everything that I am aware of in the real world," said Meryl Streep, accepting a Globe for her performance in Julie & Julia. "And I want to say that is when I have my mother's voice coming to me saying, 'Partners in health, shoot some money to partners in health, put the dress on, put on the smile and be damned grateful you have the dollars to help.' "
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Presenter Tom Hanks and fellow entertainers, including Robert De Niro, Helen Mirren, Sigourney Weaver, Morgan Freeman, Cher, Penelope Cruz, Colin Farrell, Colin Firth, Simon Baker, Nick Cannon and Globes host Ricky Gervais, were among scores of attendees who sported ribbons to honor earthquake victims.
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Speaking from the red carpet, Clooney said the telethon was scheduled to run on at least 17 networks.
"It's a good time to focus attention," said Clooney, who noted past entertainment industry efforts to raise money after 9/11, Hurricane Katrina and the tsunami in Indonesia.
Also from the red carpet, Cruz acknowledged the dire situation in Haiti.
"It's horror and hell. And we're here celebrating movies. We're very lucky. It's our obligation to make tonight about this and not just work."
Justin Bartha from best-comedy winner The Hangover said he has donated money and is working on persuading his co-stars from the comedy to donate more. He also is involved in a silent auction of items from the film to raise money.
"Mostly I'm sending my prayers," Bartha said.
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RJD backs Lalu, cries conspiracy over ordinance withdrawal
Senior Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Raghuvansh Prasad Singh today alleged that the UPA's decision to withdraw the ordinance on convicted politicians is a conspiracy by the Congress, BJP and Janata Dal (United) to ensure that Lalu Prasad Yadav is framed in the fodder scam case.delhi Updated: Oct 03, 2013 16:18 IST
Senior Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Raghuvansh Prasad Singh on Thursday alleged that the UPA's decision to withdraw the ordinance on convicted politicians is a conspiracy by the Congress, BJP and Janata Dal (United) to ensure that Lalu Prasad is framed in the fodder scam case.
Singh, who was talking to media in new Delhi ahead of Lalu's sentencing in a fodder scam case, said all the political outfits had earlier gave their opinion to reject the Supreme Court's order of July 10.
"The BJP wants that Laluji should be framed and try to gain political mileage out of it. The JD(U) also took into account the fact that it will gain if Laluji goes to jail. So, the BJP and JD(U) unitedly opposed this ordinance to ensure that it is not tabled in the Parliament," said Singh.
"The Congress party became afraid and did not bring the bill. Later the Rasheed Masood case came up. The Congress saw that a member of their party is going to become the victim and eventually they brought the bill," he added.
Singh also used the occasion to target Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi.
"Later, Rahul Gandhi raised his objections which proved that the Congress Party is nothing, but whatever he says is of prominence," he said.
The UPA government decided to withdraw the controversial ordinance on convicted MPs on Wednesday that protects convicted parliamentarians.
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I did it because no matter how much I exercised I could not get rid of the flab on my stomach, since I was out anyway though I had my breast lift and thighs done at the same time. I am then went and had a face lift (I'll write a different reveiw on that), about 4 years later; but inbetween those two things I had a small procedure.
The only thing I will say that I would change is even though it is worth it, it was painful and I took a lot of pain medicine, after 6 or 7 days I didn't need any but those first days were painful, I'd have rather taken something stronger and less of it, I didn't follow prescibed amounts because it was not working the first few days anyway, but after the first week I was good with Ibuprofen, this is also the case with my facelift, however with it I was good after 4 days.


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**Aquarium Plant (& Fish) Auction - Greater Seattle Aquarium Society**
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Looking for great aquarium plants or fish and want to support your local aquarium club? Then come to the Greater Seattle Aquarium Society (GSAS) Annual Plant Auction!
Who: Greater Seattle Aquarium Society (GSAS) (A registered WA non-profit)
What: Annual Aquarium Plant Auction
Where: Seattle Pacific University; Royal Brougham Pavilion; Falcon Lounge
3rd Ave. W. & W. Nickerson Street; Falcon Club Lounge; 2nd Floor
When: WEDNESDAY, November 14th; Registration 6:00; Preview 6:30; Auction Starts at 7:00 pm
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Beginner-level to super-rare species! Livestock such as fish and invertebrates too!
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You must be a GSAS member to sell
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Details are available at: www.GSAS.org and our Greater Seattle Aquarium Society Facebook page
Hi All,
One week from tomorrow, on Wednesday November 14th, doors open at 6:30 and auction begins at 7:00PM. At our last plant auction we auctioned over 500 bags of plants, freshwater shrimp, and fish - many varieties that you don't find at the local aquarium shops. You do not want to miss this event!
Hi All,
This Wednesday night! Our last plant auction had 500 items sold in about 3 hours; don't miss out!
Had a blast tonight! :)
Roy, were you by chance the auctioneer in the kilt and fish hat?
Great auction everyone! I bought WAY too many plants and have to figure out where to put them all! :confused1: I am happy with the selection I did get though and looking forward to seeing what I can do with them, lots of new species for myself.
I'd've been there if I didn't have to work. :-(
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Hi All,
Thank you all for helping to support your local aquarium club! Thanks to our over 140 guests and members that attended last night, GSAS had our most successful aquarium plant (and fish) auction ever - with over 600 plants and fish auctioned in a little under 4 hours. The auction helps GSAS fund the excellent, knowledgeable, world recognized speakers we bring to the Northwest (Ad Konings; Chuck Rambo; Oliver Lucanus; Tom Barr; Karen Randall; Gary Lange; Christel Kasselmann) and share with our community several times a year. Our speaker meetings are open to all; please check us out at GSAS.org.
Thanks everyone!
@bluestems - LOL! I'm glad you had a good time! No, that was Phil our 'Iron Man' auctioneer; my legs aren't that good!
@Jubs - sounds like an excuse for another tank Jubs!
@Rob in Puyallup - maybe next time Rob; April's big auction is on a Saturday
LOL Roy, I have another one ready to go I just don't have the equipment for it yet, trying to figure out lighting and filtration still.
It was good meeting you! Thanks again for the piece of hc... it was just enough to fill in the gap in my rock. super!
Hope to meet you another time then!
ps-The amanos I picked up are doing a great job on my tank and coaxing the 3 little juvies I have already out of hiding. :smile:
Oh and fyi I picked up the same nana petite for $9 :hihi:
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tiling deck of a 5 ft corner tub level with tub deck
I have the 3 leaf clover ..5ft corner whirlpool tub on a tiled basement concrete floor. I understand the stages of normal construction and am using durock. My tub has a 2 inch high rim and the acrylic deck has long level stretches nearly 10 inches wide which I wish to extend in tile...level with the tub deck. The tub deck is mostly a flat surface right to the rim. Only one 5 ft side is along a wall and the remaining 4 rims will be mounted with a deck near hip height and tiled skirt. Along that 5 ft side between the wall and the tub, I want to design a tiled platform about 8 ft long and abut 18 inches wide. Most installations have the deck supported by the frame (usually tiled) just UNDER the rim. I will still provide that support. BUT I want to find a way to extend a tiled surface level with the top deck of the tub. What is the procedure for this construction? I will still have the rim "resting" on a deck frame as is the usual construction. I don't like the idea of the tiled surface being lower than the deck surface especially between the wall and the tub. To level with tub deck it will need to be tiled 2 inches higher.Any ideas?
Post a picture. What you are describing is typical but what you are desiring is a-typical.:)
Photos as requested
Hi Bud. From Nola (I am a newbie to any chat websites and have never tried sending photos except through email. Kept having trouble posting photos..saying I am not signed in. Don't know where photo attachments show up before I send. Hopefully (3rd try) here are some photos of the actual tub and location beside the 8 foot high tiled wall. The bath/laundry is 25 x 12 ft. You are right that the system is atypical but what is already finished works beautifully. I found twin waterfalls which had been part of a Rona display, and the tub had also been their wall mounted display.When renovating, they dismantled and sold them. The plumbing supply to the laundry and tub is complete. I drilled holes in the deck for twin waterfalls (but I refuse to trust control through just hot and cold water taps which came with them. I also think it is now code. I installed a wall faucet with valve scald guard control and diverter. One tap matches one waterfall and so instead of the tap controlling how much hot or cold...they simply control the volume of water going to each waterfall. This way I have scald protection, but it allows me to fill using both waterfalls..or to balance their flow and even shut one waterfall completely off..so the water blasts through only one for therapy. The wall valve has the diverter to which I attached a simple chrome and brass elbow which I also found in Rona "Rainbow" for about $12..and the shower hose with Waterpik Shower Massage is threaded on that. Basically, my water plumbing is finished and working beautifully.
I am leaving access at the left against the wall to get to all the waterfalls, taps and shut offs for both the laundry and the tub. The right side has access at the wall for the drain system/cleanout and valve shutoffs. This is why I want the 8 ft long..18 inch wide tiled area between the tub and the wall. But I would like that tiled platform level with the top deck of the tub.
Too much to read for now I'll read all of that when the photos turn up.:)
4th time trying to send photos
Sorry Bud..four times I have sent 2 photos and system says done (but I don't know if they actually are sent)
Blue Falcon (Nola)
Blue Facon's bathtub
Blue Falcon 5th try to attach photos
I don't pretend to understand how to do it myself. There are instructions here on the first page (Home Page) near the bottom. If you had the photos on the hard drive of a home computer it may be easier.:)
What are you using?:)
photo attachment trouble
Hi Bud: I am actually great with email attachments and have the pictures in my computer. I did find the section in this website describing..click paperclip, etc.It does go to browse and I start and finish..the upload..but when I go back to the message the instructions said click the paperclip and then the image (each time there is nothing there and I go in circles.Sorry to waste your time.
You're not wasting my time. I'll wait.:)
Someone will come along with some idea as to how to do it maybe.:)
photo attachment trouble
Thanks Bud.."you're sweet"
I found one place here..says picture must be under 100 kg and mine is much larger. Found this from Dennis Prager "Just a note for those of you that are having problems uploading your pictures; the file size must be under 100KB for it to upload. You must first re-size your photo before trying to upload.
Most photo software has this option, I find infranview http://www.irfanview.com/ the easiest to use. It is a free download. Make sure you down load the plug ins when downloading. This will give you a "save for web" option that makes it very easy to re-size your pictures.
Checking this out now.
Thanks Bud from Nola in Toronto
I gave up and sent pictures by email to support
Hi Bud from Nola
I gave up trying to use this site to send pictures and sent them to your site by email instead...to support. Hopefully someone there can figure out how to let you see them on the site.
Still hoping for ideas though. Love absolutely love doing this kind of work.Thanks Nola
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Oh-oh! I don't have the photos...I'll check my Spam filters, I keep them set as tight as they will go.:)
Nope got no pictures. I did however learn that I have a $1000 Walmart card being sent to me and I have a little over a million dollars waiting for me in an African bank. Oh.....and I am also being told I don't have to lose my hair and I can have bigger and better.....oh well never mind, we won't go there.:)
:laughing: Bud.
Blue, if you can't post a pic, could you provide a link to the tub you will be using? That may help.
If I'm reading this right, you have a drop-in tub you will be installing on a deck, but you want the finished height of the tile to be even with the top edge of the tub, rather than have the tub sit on the tile. Right?
Is this going to be a tub only, or will there be a shower above it?
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In article <5nqru3$l5j at smc.vnet.net>, koehler at math.uni-bonn.de (Kai
Koehler) wrote:
> In article <5nfpv3$5qp at smc.vnet.net>, Paulo Mouat
<mouat at mail.telepac.pt> wrote:
> > Kai Koehler wrote:
> > > Sum[Sum[Log[Log[k+j]],{k,1,n}],{j,1,5}]
> > >
> > > gives
> > >
> > > 5*Sum[Log[Log[k + j]], {k, 1, n}].
> > If you want to do a multiple sum, the input should read
> >
> > Sum[Log[Log[k+j]],{k,1,n},{j,1,5}]
> >
> > What you have typed is a simple sum over k with a function that has an
> > unknown j. The j on the outer Sum is a dummy variable, with no
> > relation to the one in Log[k+j].
> >
> > This is not a bug. Mathematica simply interpreted what you did type,
> > which is not quite what you intended to do.
> If this where true,
It is.
> Sum[Sum[j,{k,1,n}],{j,1,5}]
> should give 5 n j as output.
No have a look at what he typed again. =>Sum[Log[Log[k+j]],{k,1,n},{j,1,5}] <=.
Here both iterator variables appear in the outer level of the Nested Sums.
In what you hve typed they appear in separate levels. If you were to
write Sum[Sum[j],{k,1,n},{j,1,5}] you would indeed get 5 n j. There is no
bug here. The iterator j is a local variable assign a unique hash and is
hence different from the j inside the sum.
>Instead you get 15 n (correctly, IMHO).
> Also, in StandardForm, the difference between
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April 13, 2013
Box Score | Notes | Highlights
Site: Ann Arbor, Mich. (Wilpon Complex)
Score: Michigan 3, Penn State 2
Records: U-M (19-14, 6-2 Big Ten), PSU (7-23, 0-8 Big Ten)
Next U-M Event: Sunday, April 14 -- vs. Penn State (Wilpon Complex), Noon (TV: Big Ten Network)
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The University of Michigan baseball team made three early runs hold up with 3.2 innings of scoreless relief in a 3-2 win over Penn State on Saturday afternoon (April 13) at the Wilpon Complex, home of Ray Fisher Stadium. Michigan has now won eight games in a row and nine of its last 10.
The Maize and Blue scored twice in the second frame. Freshman Jacob Cronenworth (St. Clair, Mich./St. Clair)opened the inning with a double to the wall in left. He moved to third on a groundout by sophomore Zach Zott (Lake Orion, Mich./Lake Orion) and scored on junior Cole Martin's (Bay City, Mich./John Glenn) infield single. Freshman Jack Sexton (Goldens Bridge, N.Y./Fordham Prep) brought in sophomore Kevin White (Charlottesville, Va./St. Anne's-Belfield) with a double to make it 2-0 Michigan.
Penn State scored a run in the third as Taylor Skerpon doubled in a run, but Michigan answered in the bottom of the frame. Freshman Travis Maezes (Ann Arbor, Mich./Pioneer) reached on a leadoff single and stole second. He scored on Zott's fifth double of the year. Penn State scored a run in the fifth, but sophomore Evan Hill (Mt. Pleasant, Mich./Mt. Pleasant) escaped further damage by inducing a ground out with the bases loaded. Penn State did not get a runner past second base for the rest of the contest as Michigan closed out its eighth straight win.
Hill earned his sixth win of the year, striking out a pair and allowing five hits and two runs with five walks in 5.1 innings pitched. Sophomore James Bourque (Ann Arbor, Mich./Huron) struck out a batter in 1.2 innings and senior Kyle Clark (Portage, Mich./Portage Central) and Cronenworth each pitched a perfect inning, with Cronenworth earning his sixth save.
At the plate, Maezes went 3-for-4 with a run scored and Zott, Martin and Sexton each drove in a run apiece.
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Upon arrival in Siem Reap, meet our guide at the airport and transfer to hotel in Siem Riep for check-in. The rest of the day is free to explore Siem Reap, the gateway to the impressive Angkor Wat which is located 7km south of Siem Reap. With its many bars, café's and restaurants, Siem Reap is a bustling town that relies on the tourism industry and has all the amenities you need when you travel. Tour briefing and Dinner with Khmer cuisine. Overnight in Siem Reap.
SummaryTransfer airport – hotel: 20 minsMeal: DinnerAccommodation: Hotel in Siem Riep
Day 2: Siem Reap – Angkor Complex
After breakfast we start exploring Angkor Wat by bike. Angkor Wat is one of the biggest religious monuments in the world and represents the Khmer heritage. It's stunning base relief, massive towers and huge entrance way will simply awe you in every sense.We continue heading to the former capital Angkor Thom (Bayon, Terrace of the Elephants) and Ta Prohm. Ta Prohm is famous for its massive overgrown trees. It was used as set for the movie Tomb Raider. Lunch in local restaurant.In the afternoon, we cycle to Banteay Kdey and explore this massive complex before we head back to Siem Reap for refreshing ourselves and dinner. Overnight in Siem Reap.
SummaryBiking: 25 km, flat country roadMeals: Breakfast, LunchAccommodation: Hotel in Siem Riep
Day 3: Siem Reap – Banteay Srey – Siem Reap
After breakfast at the hotel we depart for Banteay Srey. Banteay Srey remains the best preserved temple in Cambodia and offers stunning bass relief and other stone carvings. The temple is only small in size but of huge significance in understanding the Angkorian Era. On the way to Siem Reap we pass Banteay Samre, a miniature Angkor Wat, which is relatively unexplored. The road to these temples passes pretty countryside. From there we cycle through the Angkor Complex back to Siem Reap. Along the way you will be able to enjoy the stunning views of some of the most impressive temples of the Angkor Complex. Overnight in Siem Reap.
Day 4: Siem Reap – Rolous – Beng Mealea (60km) B,L,D
After breakfast in hotel we start cycling towards Rolous group. The oldest Angkor temple complex around Angkor and dates back to the 8th and 9th century. The three main temples are Lolei, Preah Ko and Bakong. After our exploration and a picnic lunch we continue to Beng Mealea Temple which is truly a hidden gem in jungle. Upon our arrival we set up our camp and enjoy dinner at the campsite. Overnight camping.
Day 5: Beng Mealea – Phnom Kulen – Siem Reap
After breakfast at the campsite we explore Beng Mealea. Beng Mealea is a relatively unexplored temple. This huge complex is covered by jungle and receive few visitor. It's a real treat for anyone who loves nature, religion and history.We continue our ride to the foot of the Phnom Kulen Hills. It's only a short ride to Kulen along a very deserted main road that leads through great local villages and nice paddy fields. From there we continue our riding towards Siem Reap. The last 20km will lead us pass several temples and mainly countryside. Overnight in Siem Reap.
Day 6: Siem Reap – Grand Circuit of Angkor – Tonle Sap – Siem Reap
After breakfast we set off for the morning ride towards the "Grand Circuit" of Angkor Wat. This road will lead pass temples such as Preah kahn, Neak Pean and West Mebon. The shady roads contribute to a nice experience and through the forest you will be able to "discover" some great structures from the 12th and 13th century.In the afternoon we transfer to the lake. The Tonle Sap Lake lies in the heart of Cambodia. It's the largest fresh water lake in South East Asia and its biodiversity put the Tonle Sap on the Ecological Wonders of the World list. Half of the Cambodian population relies on this lake. The many floating villages are spectacular to see and on this tour you will visit Chhong Kneas, one of the largest floating villages. Overnight in Siem Reap.
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CLERMONT, Fla. - The Bowdoin College women's lacrosse team snapped a two-game losing skid with a 13-11 overtime win over Hamilton on Thursday afternoon.
The ninth-ranked Polar Bears finish off their Florida trip with a 3-2 record (2-1 NESCAC). The 13th-ranked Continentals fall to 2-4 (1-3 NESCAC) with the setback.
Elizabeth Clegg had two goals and two assists, including the game-winning goal in overtime to lead Bowdoin. First-year Taylor Wilson had a breakout game with three goals and an assist while Carolyn Gorajek continued her torrid pace with three more goals and a helper for Bowdoin. Betsy Sachs also scored twice, including an insurance marker in overtime that sealed the win. Rachel Friendman led all players with five goals for Hamilton.
Bowdoin used a 4-1 run over the final 11 minutes of the first half to take a 6-3 lead at intermission. Twice Hamilton drew within a single goal in the second half, but a 3-0 Polar Bear surge, capped by an Olivia King goal, gave Bowdoin an 11-7 lead with 13:10 to go. Hamilton scored four times over the final 11:21, including consecutive goals by Friedman to tie the game with just 53 seconds remaining in regulation.
The Polar Bears scored twice, just 23 seconds apart in the first half of overtime to take a 13-11 lead. That would be the difference, as Tara Connolly made a key save on Hamilton's Libby Schultz with two minutes left in the second half of overtime and Bowdoin ran out the clock.
Connolly was credited with seven saves while Dewi Caswell made six stops for Hamilton. Bowdoin will return to action at home on March 28 against Bates at 7:00 p.m.
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FLORENCE---Jeffrey Pompe, professor of economics, Jackson F. (Jeff) Lee Jr., professor of education, and Jon W. Tuttle, professor of English, have been named Francis Marion University's Board of Trustees' Research Scholars for 2005.
The Research Scholar designation signifies outstanding scholarly achievements and the promise of continued scholarly activity in the future.
"I am delighted that these three outstanding faculty members are being honored as trustees' research scholars," said FMU President Fred Carter. "All three are distinguished colleagues and extraordinary professors."
The Research Scholar appointments are for three-year terms and are renewable. The three new appointees join Fred David, Lorraine de Montluzin, John A. Britton, Larry J. McCumber and Benjamin Woods as the university's eight Research Scholars.
Pompe was cited for his study of environmental economic and community development issues. He is co-author of one book, Environmental Conflict: In Search of Common Ground, published in 2002 by State University of New York Press. He has contributed to three other books, South Carolina Governance Project in Civic Education (2003), Encyclopedia of Business and Finance (2001) and Land Rights: the 1990s Property Rights Rebellion (1995).
He also has published more than 40 articles in numerous journals and publications, many dealing with coastal resources, property rights, and cultural economics. He and former FMU faculty member James Rinehart were presented the Award for Outstanding Paper in Entrepreneurship and Private Enterprise in 1997 by the Association of Private Enterprise Education.
A native of Russelton, Pa., Pompe joined the FMU faculty in 1988. Prior to that, he was a graduate and research assistant at Florida State University. He also has been a bassoonist with the Ft. Lauderdale Symphony and with the Atlantic Symphony Orchestra.
He is a reviewer for Coastal Management, Journal of Environmental and Economic Management, and Delaware Sea Grant. He has been a member of the American Economic Association, the Southern Economic Association, the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists, the American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association, the Atlantic Economic Society and the Coastal Society.
He earned undergraduate and graduate degrees in music from Duquesne University before receiving a master's and doctorate in economics from Florida State University.
Lee was cited for his work in public education for more than 30 years.
Lee has been a member of the FMU faculty since 1972 and holds the Phillip N. Truluck Professorship in Public Policy. Earlier this year, he was named associate dean of the School of Education. He was director of the Pee Dee Math/Science Hub from 1993 to 2003, assistant state director of the Coastal Rural Systemic Initiative from 1999 to 2003, and director of the Coastal-Pee Dee Regional Math and Science Center from 2003-2004.
He is co-author of five books, The SCSSI Curriculum Leadership Institute (2001), Electricity and Magnetism (1993), Electrical Energy (1993), American Education and the Dynamics of Choice (1991) and Providing for Individual Differences in Student Learning: A Mastery Learning Approach (1984). He also has published numerous articles, developed workbooks and supplementary classroom materials, conducted workshops and made scholarly presentations.
Lee is a member of the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, National Middle School Association, Phi Delta Kappa and South Carolina Science Council. He also was on the founding board of directors of the South Carolina Educators for the Practical Use of Research and is the founder and past president of College and University Science and Mathematics Educators.
Prior to coming to FMU, Lee taught in the Durham City (N.C.) Schools, was activities director for the adolescent unit at John Unstead Hospital in Butner, N.C., was a research associate at the N.C. Advancement School in Winston-Salem, was a research assistant at Piedmont Technical Institute in Roxsboro, N.C., and was education supervisor at the N.C. Museum of Life and Science in Durham. He also was part-time director of professional development for Florence School District One.
A native of Wilmington, Del., and raised in Fayetteville, N.C., Lee earned a bachelor's degree (1965), a master's in biology (1965) and a doctorate in curriculum and instruction (1978) from Duke University.
Tuttle joined the FMU faculty in 1990 where he specializes in dramatic and modern literature. A former head of the FMU Honors Program, Tuttle is playwright-in-residence and literary manager at Trustus Theatre in Columbia. Tuttle's plays have won national and regional awards and received almost 100 productions and staged readings in 25 states.
His plays include—Holy Ghost, which is scheduled for its premiere production at Trustus in August 2005; The White Problem, which was commissioned by and premiered at the University of South Carolina before moving to the 2001 Piccolo Spoleto Festival; Drift, winner of the 1998 S.C. Playwrights' Festival Award and 2003 silver medallist in the Pinter Review international competition; The Hammerstone, winner of the 1994 S.C. Playwrights' Festival Award and scheduled for production at FMU in 2006; Terminal Café, winner of the S.C. New Voices' Award; Sonata for Armadillos, which has been produced several times off-Broadway and more than 30 times around the country; and A Fish Story, a finalist in the 1993 Interplay International Play Festival competition.
Tuttle also has published numerous articles, made many academic presentations, conducted writers' workshops and served as adjudicator for various playwriting and fellowship competitions. He is a member of Sigma Tau Delta English Honor Society, Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society and Alpha Psi Omega Dramatic Fraternity.
A native of Albuquerque, N.M., Tuttle earned a bachelor's degree in mass communications from the University of Utah, and master's and doctoral degrees in English from the University of New Mexico, where he also taught. He also earned a certificate in modern British literature and culture from Edinburgh University in Scotland.
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That's why I'm still not sure if I should take it to court since I dont have any evidence that he has exposed me, but so far he has threatened me and called me names.
"LOL yeah, your gonna need help with a new career. I might even go to the depot in salinas and show some pictures off. You really made me feel and look dumb so why the f**k not, right? Might as well really make you realize the magnitude of you just treating others like shit..."
Thank you for your follow-up.What you are describing so far is not yet actionable, at least as far as defamation of character. If he hasn't exposed you but has only made threats, there is as yet no injury for you to file under. You may have grounds to sue for harassment and seek a restraining order against him plus pursue him for attempting to extort you, but at least so far no defamation took place as that involves contacting third parties with false information. Neither took place. There is also as yet no invasion of privacy either as no third party as yet was contacted. You can explain to the other person that if he chooses to expose you, it will be at his risk since you could then pursue for damages including loss of income should he cost you business opportunities, but at least so far no injury as yet took lace for you file under.Good luck.
Do you believe if I take action if he does expose me, it will lower my chances from going into law enforcement?
My apologies but I cannot honestly answer that as I have no idea as to what manner of information the blog is protecting. Furthermore each police department really has their own rules and practices for hiring and evaluating applicants. I am sorry, truly, but I cannot make a blind evaluation here as I simply do not know enough to give you a comfortable answer.Good luck.


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First, stick to your guns that you were trying to err on the conservative side, by reporting income that others might try to hide.
Point out to the auditor that IRS now requires even bartering income to be reported ... YOU hd no choice but to rely on your client's information
Frivolous returns are returns that they to report less income than was earned, not more.
Point out that yu provided no information to the bank and had no knowledge that thius was anything other than, what you do for a living, preparation fo a tax return
sorry for the typos (OF) a tax return
Cash transactions don't have paper trails
And for a client to come forth and report cash receipts is, in your opinion, cmmendable
If you can produce anything written, receipts, emails, letters from the client that would be excellent documentation
And finally, having an engagement letter on file that indemnifies you from any liability because you must rely on information from the client ... that you have sent to the client, in your files would also be helpful
Note that in this documentation from IRS regarding frivolous tax arguments, its is OMISSIONS of income or CREATINV deductions that are being looked for, not EXTRA income:
"When the IRS later matches the payment records from employers, banks, brokerages, etc., and finds the omission, it notifies the taxpayer about the proposed additional tax, plus interest and any applicable penalty" ... from: http://www.irs.gov/uac/Tax-Return-Errors-and-Frivolous-Tax-Arguments
Hope this helps
I sill don't see you coming into the chat .... In a few minutes I'll move us to the "Question and Answer" mode ... maybe that will help ( We can still continue a dialogue there, just not in real time as we can here)
Sorry this chat thing is new for me. I've used Just Answer before but only in the "Question and Answer" mode.
not sure what it looks like from your side, but bsure to use your scroll bar to look back up through what I've typed
Give a minute. I am reading the publication you sent me
no problem
What about the expenses?. He also informed me about some expenses that were "cash" expenses. Do I have the same argument?
... that he provided the info, yes, but it's fake expenses that fall more in line with the idea of a frivolous argument
What's interesting is that the expenses would NOT help build the case for a loan ... so there might be more validity to the expenses?
Yeah, I agree, but in his case he wanted to prove just the gross income not the net income.
Most loan underwriters want both (ability to pay)
IS the business one that typically HAS a lot of cash transactions? ... THAT would help
a TYPE of business that would normaly have a lot of cash...
yes. he is a used car dealer with a lot of buy-here-pay-here deals and lots of people coming with their tax refunds to buy used cars.
very good
definitely want to write that one down somewhere
the fact tat these guys don't have the best rep for telling the truth ..........
I know.
I think you just have to hang your hat on, your understanding that this is a cash business,and that you never created or advised any of the income or expenses
Well, wish me luck. Tomorrow I have meeting with the auditor.Definitely your insights helped me a lot.I have to confess that I was a little scared.But thank you a lot
be open, cooperative and I'm sure you'll be fine
OK. is this conversation saved somewhere that I can refer later if I need?
you have some options there .... copy and paste to a word document ... save this site as a bookmark (Favorite place... all the links will stay active) or you can file-print from your browser
the links will stay active as well, so just bookmarking this page, works well
Good luck .. and et me know how it goes and if I can help further
If this HAS helped, I would appreciate a feedback rating of 3 (OK) or better … That's the only way they will pay us here.
HOWEVER, if you need more on this, PLEASE COME BACK here, so you won't be charged for another question.
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The Diamond League meeting in Eugene, Oregon, would have been the first race of the 25-year-old's career in the United States and was expected to be a preview of the 110 metres hurdles final at the London Olympics.
The delay in obtaining a visa for Robles and his Cuban team mates, however, was likely to scupper world record holder's participation, his coach said.
"It is unlikely that we can compete in Eugene," Santiago Antunez said.
"Everything is delayed and then he would have to race the top eight (hurdlers) in the world."
Robles had hoped to fly to Oregon on Wednesday so he could be well rested for Saturday's clash but the visas, while approved, will not be ready for collection until Thursday, Antunez said.
That made Antunez cautious about sending Robles out at less than full strength against a field that would include the three fastest high hurdlers of all time.
Resurgent 2004 Olympic champion Liu Xiang, who posted the best time of the year in 12.97 seconds earlier this month, and U.S. record holder David Oliver are also set to line up for the race.
World champion Jason Richardson, who was handed the gold in Daegu last year after Robles was disqualified for impeding Liu in the final, and indoor world champion Aries Merritt, both Americans, will also run.
"This competition is an Olympic final," Antunez said.
Prefontaine Classic organiser Tom Jordan said he had heard nothing official from the Cubans.
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France, Germany face EU legal threat over pig welfare
Some of Europe's biggest pig producers including Germany, France and Spain face legal action over their failure to meet a January 1 deadline to implement new EU animal welfare rules, EU sources have said.
A quarter of the bloc's 12 million sows are still being kept on farms where individual cages known as sow stalls remain in use, despite being banned from the start of the year.
The huge scale of non-compliance could raise fears of a larger-than-expected drop in EU pig production as a result of the ban, which could increase pork prices for consumers and dent soaring European exports to Russia and China.
The level of compliance is particularly poor among large producers in France, according to data submitted by governments to the European Commission, EU sources said.
"It's now up to these countries to take action, and in some cases that means closing down whole farms," said one source speaking on condition of anonymity.
The Commission, which enforces EU animal welfare rules, is preparing legal action against countries that have yet to meet the deadline, with a formal announcement expected next month. The bloc's health and consumer affairs Commissioner, Tonio Borg, was raising the issue at a meeting with EU farm ministers in Brussels.
Despite the prospect of legal action and farm closures, officials said the Commission would oppose any move by EU governments to block imports from countries that failed to meet the deadline.
The EU ban was first agreed in 2001, and several EU countries including Sweden and Luxembourg outlawed their use before the EU deadline. Britain has had a ban in place since 1999.
In total, 10 EU countries met the January 1 deadline: Austria, Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Romania, Slovakia, Sweden and Britain.
Malta and Hungary say they have since enforced the ban.
Several other countries including The Netherlands, a major producer, are likely to be close to full compliance, the sources said.
In October, Commission officials told a meeting of EU farm and industry experts that pig production would fall five per cent by 2014 as a result of the rules.
French pig producers' group FNP estimated the ban would add €650 per pig to costs in a sector where many farmers are already breaking even or making losses. Last year the Commission banned the export of eggs from producers who failed to meet a January 1, 2012 ban on battery cages. But the difficulty in tracing pork meat back to individual producers compared with eggs, especially in processed products such as salami or chorizo, makes a similar ban impossible, officials said.
Sow stalls, or gestation crates, are metal cages roughly two metres long and 60 cm wide used to hem in pregnant pigs and make them easier to control.
While some producers say the cages reduce ear-biting and other forms of aggression between sows, animal welfare campaigners say they cause psychological damage to animals that end up caged for most of their adult lives.
EU farmers produced a record 22.7 million tonnes of pork in 2010 – twice the volume of the US but still far behind China's output of 51 million, EU and US data showed.
EU pig production currently amounts to 110 per cent of its consumption, so while domes-tic shortages are unlikely, the bloc's growing exports could suffer.
In 2011, its pork exports grew more than 20 per cent to reach three million tonnes, with Russia and China among the major destinations.
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As our western customer base continues to grow, Zimmerman Industries, Inc. felt that in order to better accommodate our western customers; it was a "must" to have a physical location in the west. President, Jerry Stoner, stated "that with the corporate office in the Eastern Time zone, customers in the Western Time zone were not always able to reach us for parts or issues that arose. With this facility Zimmerman Industries, Inc. will be able to continue to lead the volumetric market with customer service that will meet all of our customer's demands and expectations."


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