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F-35 flight operations have been cleared to resume following engineering analysis of the turbine blade which developed a crack. This decision concludes a cautionary flight suspension that began on Feb. 21 after a 0.6 inch crack was found on a third stage turbine blade of a test aircraft at the Edwards Air Force Base F-35 Integrated Test Facility during a routine inspection.
Comprehensive tests on the blade were conducted at the Pratt & Whitney facility in Middletown, Conn. The engine in question is part of the F-35 test aircraft fleet and had been operated for extended time in the high-temperature environment in its mission to expand the F-35 flight envelope. Prolonged exposure to high levels of heat and other operational stressors on this specific engine were determined to be the cause of the crack.
No additional cracks were found during inspections of the remaining F135 inventory. Within the current DoD inventory, 17 F-35s are employed in test and development at Patuxent River Naval Air Station and Edwards Air Force Base; the remaining aircraft are assigned to Eglin Air Force Base and Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, and comprise the initial F-35 training fleet.


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amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research
On June 3, 2010, amfAR launched the New York Inspiration Gala, the first in a new event series celebrating all aspects of men's style. Kylie Minogue hosted the gala at the New York Public Library, and presented amfAR Awards of Inspiration to Ricky Martin and Jean-Paul Gaultier. Wilhemina Models sponsored a runway presentation of designer looks inspired by the evening's "Black Tie/Black Leather" theme, featuring music spun by celebrity DJ Estelle. Simon Doonan led the live auction of one-of-a-kind items, and M•A•C Viva Glam spokesperson Cyndi Lauper closed out the evening with an electrifying performance. The Inspiration Gala was sponsored by Piaget and M•A•C Cosmetics, and raised more than $400,000 for AIDS research.
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The Speakers Bureau has an extraordinary passion for the Dallas Arboretum. This talented group is available to provide lively and entertaining presentations on a variety of topics related to the Arboretum. Presentations can be adapted to the length your meeting requires.
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- All That's New at The Diamond in Dallas —The Dallas Arboretum just keeps growing and expanding. This program highlights the many extraordinary new and planned additions and enhancements to our many gardens.
- The Diamond in Dallas — Displays the Arboretum's beautiful gardens and lush lawns on the shores of White Rock Lake, its rich history, and current events that make the Arboretum a very special and ever-changing place to visit.
- The Rory Meyers Children's Adventure Garden — A treasure for parents and grandparents, too, this award-winning, 8-acre museum without walls is all about creatively learning about nature and the world around us through its 17 learning galleries and more than 150 extraordinary hands-on interactive exhibits.
- A Woman's Garden — An in-depth descriptive presentation of this unique and symbolic garden and its artwork, conceived by the Women's Council of the Dallas Arboretum.
- Sculpture at the Dallas Arboretum — A tour of the Arboretum's many outdoor sculptures found throughout the grounds and information about each piece.
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The Los Angeles Comic Book and Science Fiction Convention takes place on Sunday, September 19, 2010 and features Special Guests Daniel Logan, Todd Bridges, and the Cast of Ray Bradbury's Chrysalis.
Daniel Logan starred as a young Boba Fett in Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones and is the voice of Boba Fett for the animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars. There's a lot of activity with Boba Fett right now: the new season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars starts during September, Hasbro is releasing several young Boba Fett action figures as well as a Boba Fett Helmet and a Clone Wars Boba Fett Electronic Blaster, Kenner is releasing a Classic Rocket Firing Boba Fett, and Dark Horse Comics just released a Star Wars: Blood Ties Comic Book featuring Boba Fett and Jango Fett. Daniel will be signing autographs from 11:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M.
Todd Bridges starred as Willis in the 1970/1980's Television series Diff'rent Strokes. Todd has written a new book called From Diff'rent Strokes: To the Mean Streets to the Life I Always Wanted. Todd will be signing autographs from 11:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M.
Actors Glen Vaughn, Corey Landis, Elina Madison, Darren Kendrick, Larry Dirk, Special Effects Designer Lee Romaire, Composer Brandon Moore, and Producer Roger Lay, Jr. will appear to sign from 12:00 P.M.-2:00 P.M. the DVD of the new Movie Ray Bradbury's Chrysalis (there's no charge for an autograph with purchase of the DVD, CD or Poster).
A Resident Evil: Afterlife 3D Mini-Movie Poster will be given away free to everyone attending. A large Dealer's Room full of Comic Books, Toys, Action Figures, DVD's, Movie Memorabilia, Trading Cards, and many other Collectibles is also featured. The Los Angeles Comic Book and Science Fiction Convention will be held at the Shrine Auditorium Expo Center, 700 West 32nd Street, in Los Angeles (across the street from USC College). Show hours are 10:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M., and admission is only $8.00, five years and under are free. Check www.comicbookscifi.com for more information.


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Panorama - Making a StartWhat really are the most important works by this or that composer? What are the recordings that assure one of a definitive interpretation? Panorama, a reduced price 2-CD series, is designed to help one make a start, using as its material the treasure-house of music, performances and artists that is the DG catalogue
Panorama steers a tour of the great composers and their very best music: works by Bach and Handel, by Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert, by Verdi and Wagner, by Rimsky-Korsakov and Prokofiev. Not only that, Panorama traverses the important epochs of musical history: the mysteries of Gregorian chant, the fascinating sound-world of the Renaissance, the splendours of the Baroque era.
The instruments which play such an important part in the polyphonic concert of Western music - for example, the violin and the piano - are featured here, too. Milestones of every musical genre will be at the heart of Panorama.
Our series leaves nothing to be desired on the performance side, either. Not least, it is an anthology of famous recordings, presenting a broad spectrum of world-class musicians: Herbert von Karajan, Leonard Bernstein, Claudio Abbado and many more giants conducting orchestral works from the Viennese Classical School and the Romantic era; leading protagonists of historical performance practice, such as Reinhard Goebel and Trevor Pinnock play highlights of Baroque music with their own ensembles.
The list of instrumental soloists is no less star-studded,with Anne-Sophie Mutter, Mstislav Rostropovich, Martha Argerich and Maurizio Pollini among them. The vocal artists, too, are some of the most famous singers of their age: Plácido Domingo, Luciano Pavarotti and José Carreras are here, as surely as are the prima donne assolute Cheryl Studer, Katia Ricciarelli and Renata Scotto.
The series provides a new look at classical music - as the covers promise: a panorama of all the important classical works of DG's roster of great artists and its archives of famous recordings.
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October Phillies
While the World Series is going on elsewhere, Citizens Bank Park is pretty quiet. The goal of the organization is to be playing baseball at this time of the calendar year. There have been winning seasons in recent years but not enough to crack the playoffs.
While it is quiet in comparison to St. Louis or Detroit, there is plenty going on with the Phillies.
Aaron Rowand is continuing his rehab by working out at Citizens Bank Park. He and his family have settled in the Philadelphia area.
Baseball operations has completed the major league coaching staff, Pat Gillick flew to Seattle to get Jamie Moyer signed, the Florida instructional League program is finished but six prospects are playing in the Arizona Fall League. Gillick and Mike Arbuckle have spent time in Phoenix checking out the Phillies prospects.
Pro coverage scouts are watching all players in the AFL and filing reports.
Ryan Howard, Chase Utley and bullpen coach Ramon Henderson are part of the USA team that will be playing six games in Japan early next month (Nov. 2-8). Workouts are being held this weekend in Phoenix before the long flight to Tokyo.
Game times for spring training games are a work in progress. The season schedule is being tweaked but won't be finalized until the national TV dates have been selected by FOX and ESPN.
The 2007 wall calendar, 2006 video yearbook, the 2007 season ticket brochure, winterizing Citizens Bank Park, reseeding and fertilizing the playing field, regarding the infield, winter tour planning meetings and the promotion schedule for next season are projects that are underway or soon to be tackled.
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The deep southern Illinois farmland market is not known for large, multi-parcel auctions, so this week's auction of 765 acres in 13 tracts drew plenty of attention. It also brought a strong price for the area.
The farm tracts are located about 8 miles west of Benton in Franklin County. Soils in the region tend to carry productivity ratings of 80 to 106, well off from the 147 maximum as listed by Bulletin 811. The sum of the high bids for the tracts and various combinations of tracts was $4,195,000 or about $5,483 an acre, according to Joe Bubon, executive vice president of Murray Wise Associates, LLC, Champaign, which handled the auction.
The auction attracted 45 bidders that included farmers as well as local and institutional investors. "We had a classic competition between investors and local farms, and a large investor was in the competition right up to the end. But it was the farmers who ended up as the high bidders," says Bubon. "In the end, we had four different buyers of the land."
The overall average selling price of $5,483 an acre, "beat a recent appraisal by a significant amount and was an excellent outcome for land of this quality in Franklin County," Bubon continues. "Even with lower corn prices, we see a solid base of demand for land. Farmers and most investors are looking beyond the current commodity markets and thinking long term," he concludes.
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This very smooth and soft vegetable is called Wang Tai Miu in Cantonese.Or literally translated from Chinese to English as King Vegetable Shoot.Accordingly to my mom this vegetable is so easy to plants and survived.She just use the upper part with leaves and leave the bottom part stalk about 3 inch long for planting.Then she compiled all he bottom part stalks and plants into the prepared soil.After couple of weeks the fresh organic leaves will grown out!!Taaa...dah!! It's time for harvest!! This is the first time I ever ate this type of smooth soft silk like vegetable.I love it very much.If you have never try this type of green ,you should try it when you have the chance!! You can get this vegetable in any supermarket or wet market.
1 1/2 lbs wang tai miu(king vegetable shoot) use hands to pluck the shoot about 1 inch each,leave the bottom part about 2-3 inch for planting
3-4 cloves fresh garlic,peeled and minced
2-3 tbsp vegetable oil
salt to taste
1/2 cup hot water
4-5 red chili pepper,slices
1:Use hands to pluck the stalk from top to bottom for about 1 inch each.Wash the vegetable couple of time in cold water,then drain it in the collard.
2:Heat wok with oil and garlic at high heat. Sauteed garlic for 30 seconds,toss in red chili pepper and wang tai miu in the wok.Then pour the hot water into the wok,top the lid over the wok for 1-2 minutes.
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2 cloves garlic, minced
1/3 cup chopped onion
2 lb ground turkey thighs
14 oz canned diced tomatoes, drained
1 egg
1 tablespoon minced green olives (or olive spread)
1 teaspoon dried parsley
1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
1/3 cup matzo meal
6 oz tomato paste
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sea salt
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Preheat oven to 350. In a large bowl, mix together the turkey, egg, olives, matzo meal, onion, garlic and spices. Form into a loaf. Place in a loaf pan (or, preferably, a meatloaf pan. Whisk together the tomato paste and vinegar. Add salt and pepper to taste. Brush over meatloaf. Bake for 40 minutes or until fully cooked. Allow to sit 2-3 minutes prior to slicing.


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Getting hands-on with your cellphone just got a heck of a lot easier. Folks at MIT's High-Low Tech group have assembled a very handsome DIY cellphone from about $150 in easily sourced parts. [via Adafruit]
Cellular connectivity is provided by the SM5100B GSM Module, available from SparkFun Electronics. The display is a color 1.8″, 160×128 pixel, TFT screen on a breakout board from Adafruit Industries. Flexures in the veneer allow pressing of the buttons beneath. Currently, the software supports voice calls, although SMS and other functionality could be added with the same hardware.


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Cerno's mission is to fuse quality, performance and resource efficiency with contemporary design. The 3 founders view Cerno as a friendship, a business and a lifestyle. The dynamic team is comprised of an engineer, designer and artist whose unrelenting passion for innovative design fuels their pursuit to continually create one-of-a-kind furniture and lighting products.
Cerno LED light fixtures combine the latest in modern fixture design with the highest quality cutting edge LED technology. Cerno products are built and designed in Southern California and include a two year performance guarantee warranty. In addition to Cerno's warranty, they offer an in-house repair service for the life of the product. Cerno is committed to eco-friendly business and manufacturing processes.


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12th Azerbaijan International Beauty and Aesthetic Medicine Exhibition
5 - 7 November 2019 • Baku Expo Center
For visa inquires please contact the Consular Department of the Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan in your country or our official travel operator.
There is a number of countries whose citizens have the right for visa-free entry with a foreign passport to the territory of Azerbaijan for up to 90 days. This list includes the following countries: Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Tajikistan.
Citizens of several states can obtain visa upon arrival at the airports of Azerbaijan. This visa to Azerbaijan will allow them to stay in the country for up to 30 days. This list includes the following countries: Bahrain, Israel, Malaysia, Oman, Japan, China, Qatar, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, Kuwait, UAE (citizens and residents), Indonesia and Iran.
In order to simplify the procedure of issuing visas for foreigners and stateless persons the system of electronic visas has been launched in Azerbaijan since 2015.
Foreign citizens from 94 countries came to Azerbaijan for less than 30 days can obtain the electronic visa. The entire process is carried out by e-mail. E-visa is valid only for short trips to Azerbaijan.
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text: For homemakers who always wanted a Roomba but thought it too uncute, iRobot and Sanrio have partnered up to create a Hello Kitty-branded version of their robotic vacuum cleaner. So now not only does everybody's favourite expressionless cat protect your computer, play your music and blast away your enemies, she'll also clean your floor. Who's a good kitty? Only 500 units are made, and each will cost roughly $US810. Figures—it's only available in Japan. [iRobot Japan via Dvice]


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Visitor Movies for WordPress
Did you ever want to know what exactly your visitors are doing on your site? Watch them!
A client of mine wanted a plugin to log what users type into forms. I kind of didn't see the point at first. But a few days later I was a little annoyed that there was apparently no free alternative to websites like clixpy, clicktale and similar services.
It occured to me that recording movies of visits isn't really hard to do. And so i started a new plugin, loosely based on the unpublished form input tracking plugin.
I am very pleased with the results so far. Of course it's no match for the professional services mentioned above. But it is good enough to gain a few insights into what can be improved on your website.
The recording script is pretty lightweight but has a rather hefty dependeny: jQuery. It also loads json2.js. I'm sure the logging could be rewritten without the jQuery dependency but that really wasn't a priority for the first public release.
This plugin probably needs WordPress 2.8 and PHP 5. I didn't bother to test older versions and won't support them in the future.
Here is a sample movie of what a recorded session can look like. As you can see mouse movements, clicks, form input, select boxes, checkboxes and radio buttons are recorded.
Important: For the playback you should always use the same browser as the visitor. If you don't, the mouse position will probably be very wrong. The plugin also doesn't save a page's state at the time of recording. This means if comments are added or the content changes, you will see the old movements on a new website.
Downloads at WordPress.org.
WordPress plugin demos are disabled as I don't use WordPress on this site any more.
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What a great plugin. I Can not use it for few websites because I also use jquery for other tasks.
I do marketing for people so this new tool is great to understand behavior.
Do you know what to do if the plugins conflict?
Hi Anders,
the plugin shouldn't really conflict with others. Maybe you use a plugin that doesn't use the wp_enqueue_script() function to load jQuery. Then jQuery could be loaded twice.
You could install firebug and activate the script console. It will show an error message that you can paste here. A link to the site would also help.
Hi I would like to ask if it and how to clear log.Sorry my englis
Thank you
Hm, no I didn't build log deletion into the plugin. You'll have to delete old logs with an ftp client.
:-( I tried to delete the log. I used Total Commander and FireFTP (Mozilla) but reported to me Permission denied
Any chance that an update could be done to include log deletions? Manual deletions work, but could be a bit tiresome.
Hello There,
I've installed the plugin and setted it to work on all pages. My site (http://www.portaltibia.com.br) have more then 10k unique visitors a day and I couldn't see any log files stored on the folder. Is there any need to change permissions so files can actually store those informations?
Hi, can I use this fireworks on the wordpress.com? ( or org only)> I downloaded the plug in, it's on my computer. How do I get it to my wordpress blog? BTW, you look like Andre Rieu in this little thumbnail photo.
Is there any way this could be used on a simple php page, not a wordpress blog.
I tried putting the folder outside the web root but it won't let me save the new location, it seems to insist that it be in httpdocs
Hm, the webserver needs permissions to write to that directory. You should probably check your error log.
It just keeps saying:
"Settings saved."
"/var/www/vhosts/mysite.com/httpdocs/wp-content/visitor-movies-logs/ does not exist or the plugin can't write to it. Please create it or make sure the webserver can write to it. "
But the location I specify is /var/www/vhosts/mysite.com/visitor-movies-logs/
I tried lots of different User:Group settings, psaserv, pasacln, root, and of course it's 777 permissions, but it just seems to keep insisting that it has to be /var/www/vhosts/mysite.com/httpdocs/wp-content/visitor-movies-logs/
I'm so excited to find this plugin! Its exactly what I have been looking for, for ages.
I have installed it, however I can't see any recorded videos either in Wordpress or in my FTP.
Any ideas?
From what I can tell the footer is being called, I have 100% as my % and I have accessed the website from a couple of computers to test, but still can't see anything...
Thanks again!
Question. Love the plug-in works perfect! I am trying to interpret the time stamp. For example one time stamp is 163200?
I can't see video recorded.
I only have single logg which inform me about the URL and referrer !
How can I see the video ?
Sorry for my poor english
thanks in advance
In fact the duration of my logs are 0 second
is it normal ?
Even if I'm browsing during 3 minutes on the website ?
Did you check the percentage setting, and is logging enabled for the page you're browsing? Do you maybe use https for the admin section? Maybe you could try and install firebug and have a look at the console if there are any errors.
its a great plugin..........thanks
Terrific plugin... i am amazed by the amount of info. recorded...
Very well done... 10/10 ..
Looking forward to great updates on this ...
I really love this plug-in thank you!
However it does not seem to record the drop down menus? is there a way to record these also? thank you
Hi, hm, I guess it's possible that I didn't add drop-downs. Sure, it could be added. I'll make a note.. not sure when I'll get to work on it though.


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1023: Kingsway International Christian Centre, Hackney, London
Mystery Worshipper:
Mark Wuntoo
The church:
Kingsway International Christian Centre, Hackney, East London.
Independent Pentecostal.
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The building:
The Kingsway International Christian Centre, spread over 9.5 acres, includes two extensive car parks, a substantial complex of offices, and a giant converted warehouse with seats for 5000 worshippers. The whole site is enclosed with high and spiky iron fencing. Inside, the sanctuary is plainly decorated: the roof supports, painted in the design of white Doric columns, contrast nicely with the dark red painted brick walls. The plain lectern could have come straight out of a lecture theatre. There are no Christian symbols of any kind that I could see, although the wall behind the stage bore 38 national flags. State-of-the-art technology included several roving video cameras and a very large balanced-boom camera that was made to swing dangerously close to people's heads. The stage was lit by an extensive array of lights and there were numerous loudspeakers and sound reflection panels hanging from the ceiling. The proceedings were projected onto large screens on either side of the stage area.
The church:
KICC (as it is popularly known throughout East London) claims to be 'the largest independent church in Europe.' The majority of the membership is under 50 years of age and is predominantly of West African origin, although it is claimed that worshippers come from 46 nations. KICC boasts that it is engaged in 'raising champions, taking territories.' Every member is expected to be an evangelist and to 'grow, glow and go all out for Jesus.' Members of the church regularly visit hospitals, hospices and prisons. The church offers a counselling service, career advice and legal advice by appointment.
The neighbourhood:
KICC sits rather like a giant ship stranded amongst the flotsam and jetsam of a deserted island. The surrounding semi-derelict industrial area, which once included the famous Hackney Greyhound Racing Stadium, is sandwiched between the River Lea, the Hackney Marshes, the Hackney Cut of the Grand Union Canal and a main approach to the Blackwall Tunnel under the River Thames. The nearest human habitation is several miles away; the only local residents are the assorted urban mammals, water life and wild flowers.
The cast:
Well, God was at the helm (as captain of this ship whether by choice or having been "signed-on"). The preacher (ship's chaplain) was Assistant Pastor Dipo and the worship leader (ship's purser) was Sister Sajowa. Senior Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo (ship's first officer) was on shore leave this evening.
What was the name of the service?
Evening Service, the last of five services which today included two morning services, a French-speaking service and a youth service.
How full was the building?
By the time worship began, several hundred crew and passengers had embarked and were still arriving 90 minutes into the proceedings. The ship's final roll-call numbered about 1500;: there were 500 deck chairs left empty.
Did anyone welcome you personally?
I wasn't invited to sit at the captain's table but neither was I confined to the ship's bilges. A few friendly 'welcome aboards' were offered along with a handshake, but no fussing.
Was your pew comfortable?
My deck chair was fully padded and the angle of the back was just right for comfort.
How would you describe the pre-service atmosphere?
The keyboard player was fiddling quietly whilst people gathered. There was plenty of movement and greeting, but any noise was lost in the vast ship's quarters.
What were the exact opening words of the service?
"All ashore that's going ashore" – oops, I mean "Hallelujah! Good evening, ladies and gentlemen."
What books did the congregation use during the service?
Despite all the video equipment, no books were available and no words were projected, so we had to listen to the worship leader lining the words whilst we sang the previous line. Unfortunately, she shouted so loud over the singing that it was impossible to hear most of what she said.
What musical instruments were played?
Two banks of keyboards, a bass guitar, and a complete set of drums, all amplified. There were also five lead singers (ship's petty officers).
Did anything distract you?
The preacher held the microphone too close to his mouth, so it was often difficult to distinguish his words from the many pops and hisses. In addition, he sometimes spoke in a whisper and sometimes shouted. As I have difficulty interpreting a heavy West African accent, much of the sermon went overboard. The mobile phone of the man next to me played a stupid tune several times, although he had the good sense not to answer it.
Was the worship stiff-upper-lip, happy clappy, or what?
It felt like a severe gale force nine; only a substantially built vessel would stand up to this form of worship. People's whole bodies were engaged in trying to get the ship under way for a worthwhile and enjoyable voyage of praise: arms waving, legs dancing, voices at full pitch. There was a "praise shout" and a "praise clap," so God certainly must have noticed and I think probably was smiling and happy with it all.
Exactly how long was the sermon?
60 minutes.
On a scale of 1-10, how good was the preacher?
6 Pastor Dipo spoke with passion. He gave humorous asides which obviously were meaningful for the congregation but I did not understand many of them. He walked around a great deal, repeatedly wiping his perspiring face.
In a nutshell, what was the sermon about?
The subject was "Breaking through from a wilderness mentality." The wilderness is the place in between the old life and the Promised Land. It is a place of instability, uncertainty, rough living, wandering and thirst. The wilderness mentality can lead to forgetting our inheritance and a sense of not being worthy of the blessing of God. Our desire should be for water, stability, for "our ship to come to shore" (yes, he really said it). We need to set our sights on better things. Tonight is a night of deliverance and freedom when a river will come into the desert of our life. God can deliver us, although we need to take responsibility for our actions.
Which part of the service was like being in heaven?
I liked the different variations of the song "Things are getting better" sung with beautiful harmonies and accompanied by typical African dance. Heavenly, even if I did not appreciate all of the theology!
And which part was like being in... er... the other place?
I have an aversion to national flags, so their prominence annoyed me.It disturbed me that so many very young children were present at such a late hour, and I could not see that any parent had brought anything to keep their child occupied. It was not surprising that some got rather fractious, although many were exceptionally quiet and calm.
If intercessory prayers were said, what issues were raised?
There were no prayers for the Pope, the general election, or anyone or anything outside of the ship's immediate business.
What happened when you hung around after the service looking lost?
There was nowhere to hang around. With so many people disembarking and anxious to get ashore to their cars, there was no room for socialising.
How would you describe the after-service coffee?
At 9.30pm the galley had long closed, so no coffee.
How would you feel about making this church your regular (where 10 = ecstatic, 0 = terminal)?
2 If I were in the spiritual doldrums, I might find some high wind here for my sails. If I were looking for a calm voyage, though, I'd steer well clear. To sail with this ship would be costly in time, talent and money. I'll not be embarking.
Did the service make you feel glad to be a Christian?
Indeed, it did ' for the time being ' but I don't know how long it would last when I've been thrown up on the beach in the morning.
What one thing will you remember about all this in seven days' time?
I shall remember the radiant face of Sister Sajowa, a truly great ambassador for the faith.
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Recently we received a question from a customer about how to express a sort criteria based on a condition. As the sort expression in Genome is nothing else than an implicit function (lambda) executed on the candidate element to return the value to sort by, this can be quite easily achieved.
As a simple example, let's use the Northwind database again. A customer there has a Country and a Region property. Imagine you want to order all customers in the USA by Region and all the other customers by Country. Additionally you want to have USA customers first, then the others.
A Genome set can be sorted using the OrderBy() method. It takes an implicit function as a parameter, which is denoted using [] in OQL. The condition can be expressed using the ? operator, which is translated to a CASE WHEN in SQL. Hence, the order function can be expressed like this:
When the customer is located in the USA, then order by region; otherwise, order by country:
Country=="USA" ? Region : Country
To make sure customers located in the USA are listed first, I am prefixing the Region with a space (I know this is a hack, but it will do for this example). Hence, the final OQL looks like this:
extentof(Customer).OrderBy( [ Country == "USA" ? " " + Region : Country])
which translates to the following SQL:
SELECT … FROM Customers
CASE WHEN (Country="USA")
THEN (" " + Region)
ELSE (Country)
Posted by Chris
Technorati Tags: object relational, getting started
In my last post, I described how to use the Genome Web Application starter kit to rapidly create a web application that uses Genome. To prove that Genome is not just for web applications, I will now show how to create a windows forms application with Genome. There's no wizard that will create forms automatically (yet?), so there are a couple more manual steps. As you will see, however, it's not too difficult.
I open visual studio, and reuse the datadomain and mapping projects I created in the first post in this series. Then I add a new Windows Application project, call it WinForms and designate it as Start Project. I reference the datadomain and mapping projects, and the System.Configuration assembly. I also reference the TechTalk.Genome assembly, which is located in C:\Program Files\TechTalk\Genome 3.2 Professional Edition for .NET 2.0\Bin\TechTalk.Genome.dll on my pc. I rename the Form1 files to MainForm. I add an App.config file, and paste the connection string from the web project that I created in my last post. I then add a bindingsource to the form, and call it customersBindingSource. I configure the bindingsource to use the Genome.DataDomain.Customer class from the DataDomain assembly (1). I add a DataGridView control to the form, dock it to fill the form, and have it use the customer bindingsource. You can choose which columns you want to display in the grid; not all of them are that interesting to watch
So far, we used standard Windows Forms development techniques, but we still need to fill the datasource of our customer bindingsource. This is where it gets more interesting. We need a bit of plumbing code, but fortunately, we can use that most venerable of code reuse techniques: copy and paste. I Open up the directory where Genome is installed (C:\Program Files\TechTalk\Genome 3.2 Professional Edition for .NET 2.0 on my pc). I drill down to Samples -> CSharp -> QuickStart -> Step3-> WinFormsClient. I Copy the files ContextBoundForm.cs, ContextFactory.cs and Helper.cs to the directory of my WinForms project, and include them in the project. I open the files and change the namespaces to WinForms. In Helper.cs, I change the name of the _schemaAssembly field to "01ReverseEngineering.Mapping" (which is the name of the mapping assembly compiled by the mappings project from my first blog post in this series.). I change the name of the connection string to "MyRole" (or whatever you defined as the name of the connection string in your app.config file). Now I open MainForm.cs in code view and make the class inherit from ContextBoundForm.
This code won't compile yet. The reason being that there's a using directive TechTalk.Genome.Extensions.Windows.Forms in ContextFactory.cs. If you are familiar with the theory behind windows databinding, you will know that the IBindingList interface is essential when binding lists of data to a datagrid or a listbox. However, Genome's Set<T> (which is what is returned by any Genome query) does not implement that interface. The Genome team provided a SetBindingList<T>, which is a wrapper around Set<T> that implements IBindingList. You can find the code for this class in C:\Program Files\TechTalk\Genome 3.2 Professional Edition for .NET 2.0\Extensions\Windows.Forms\SetBindingList.cs. I add this file to the WinForms project (you can add it either as a copy or as a link). I compile to make sure that I have copied all code I need.
What is all this plumbing code about? One of the central concepts in Genome is the Context. A idea of a Context in Genome is comparable to a connection to a database. There can be many connections to the same database, but you need at least one connection in order to do something usefull on your database. The same is true for a Context. The Genome equivalent of a database is called DataDomain, by the way. ContextBoundForm inherits from System.Windows.Forms.Form and adds a propery and a couple of methods for using a Context. ContextFactory does exactly what its name suggests.
Now at last we can populate the custerm binding source. I open MainForm.cs in design view, and double-click on the Form's title bar to create a handler for the load event. Thanks to all our plumbing code, I only need to write customersBindingSource.DataSource = new SetBindingList<Customer>(Helper.DB.Extent<Customer>(Context)); - after adding using directives for Genome.DataDomain and TechTalk.Genome.Extensions.Windows.Forms, that is. I hit F5 to debug and run the application. If all goes well, the main form loads and you will see the list of customers in the data grid. In my case, not all went well at first and I had to make sure that my windows user account had appropriate permissions on the Northwind database. The result looks something like this:
That's it for today. This post turned out to be way longer than I anticipated, so I will save up the Orders and OrderDetails part and the editing part for the next post.
(1): If you have never worked with bindingsources in a windows forms application (and even if you have), I can highly recommend Brian Noyes's book Data Binding with Windows Forms 2.0 - Programming Smart Client Data Applications with .NET: it's full of information about working with data binding in Windows Forms, and is an enjoyable read. If you are interested in the inner workings of data binding, be sure to check out chapter 7, Understanding Data-Binding Interfaces.
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Mats Helander, whom I have already had the pleasure to meet personally several times, wrote about an O/RM challenge in his blog.
While it is always fun to participate in challenges, I want to criticize the problem Mats describes first, before I show how you can solve it with Genome.
The challenge only concerns how efficiently an O/RM can read up a set of whole tables from the database. This does not make sense for two reasons:
Mats expresses the challenge in such a way that he demands that the O/RM may not join the related objects when loading from the database to find out about their relationships. Instead, the O/RM should load up all objects at once, and "discover" the relations between the objects afterwards on its own (without using the JOIN from the database). This results in three SELECT statements (SELECT * FROM Customers; SELECT * FROM Orders; SELECT * FROM OrderLines).
SELECT * FROM Customers; SELECT * FROM Orders; SELECT * FROM OrderLines
An O/RM usually maintains only an identity map to cache object lookup queries. This helps object references mapped through foreign key fields in the database to be followed without extra database roundtrips (given that the related objects are already loaded into memory). This means that following an Order to its related Customer works in memory, if all data is loaded up. To discover the Orders belonging to the Customer, however, the O/RM needs to perform a lookup query.
Some O/RMs, including Genome, allow collections to be preloaded in order to avoid unnecessary roundtrips when traversing object graphs deeply. So you can tell the O/RM to preload all the Orders of the Customers retrieved, and to preload all the OrderLines of the Orders retrieved. In this case, the O/RM builds a map for relating the objects in memory while loading up the data.
Usually you only want to load up the related children of the parent table. It doesn't make sense to load up all orders from the database only to fulfill the orders of three specific customers. To ensure this, an O/RM typically JOINs the related data to the filtered parent table.
Not filtering the parent table is a very special case. Introducing an optimisation for this case is possible, but would make no sense (for the initial reasoning above). Besides that, I wonder how large the loaded table has to be in order for that additional JOIN to make a significant difference, giving the whole performance optimisation sense at all. I guess in those cases, it is out of the question to cache the results in memory anyway, which is the premise of the scenario. Another drawback of this optimisation I want to point out is that it can turn out to be less efficient very quickly when the parent reference is nullable, as unnecessary data is loaded up again.
Still, this is a challenge and a lot of people interested in O/RM read it; so, let's solve it with Genome.
Genome provides two infrastructures for retrieving and caching relations: collections and indexing.
The collection infrastructure provides rich support for handling specialised relation types such as 1:n and n:m relations. Usually, I would recommend using Genome's collection mapping feature to support Mats' scenario, except that Genome uses a JOIN to limit the related objects loaded up from the database.
Indexing is a Genome infrastructure that automatically detects even complex relationships, based on the loaded data. It is more complex to configure, use and maintain, but it can support Mats' exotic scenario. Having mapped the business layer with Genome, the following three lines of code will do the trick:
using (Context.Push(LocalContext.Create()))
IndexManager.FillIndex(Context.Current, dd.Extent<OrderDetail>(),
IndexManager.GetIndex(dd.Schema, typeof(OrderDetail), "IdxOrder"));
IndexManager.FillIndex(Context.Current, dd.Extent<Order>(),
IndexManager.GetIndex(dd.Schema, typeof(Order), "IdxCustomer"));
Set<Customer> customers = dd.Extent<Customer>().ToArray();
Inside the using block, the first two lines of code load up all OrderDetails and all Orders. Additionally, they saturate the indexes for the relationships Order->OrderDetail and Customer->Order. The third line of code loads up all customers. When Dump(customers) traverses through the object graph, all relationships are served from memory.
Note that this feature is not limited to simple 1:n and n:m relationships. It works for more complex relationships as well, such as retrieving pending orders of a customer etc.
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In Genome, you can use ToObject() to return a single object from a query that has zero or one result element. The Genome documentation gives the following explanation about the restriction on the number of result elements:
The method should not be called for sets that may contain more than one element. Calling the method for these kinds of sets results in different behaviours based on the database platform and the calling context. If you need to retrieve the first element of a set, the combination of Set.GetRange and Set.ToObject has to be used, as in the following example.
But when can you be sure that a query returns only zero or one element? And what happens if you do not follow that advice?
A common case that would require using ToObject() is when you need to map an inverse object reference of a 1:1 relationship in the domain model.
Imagine the following example, where a company car can be assigned to one or no employee: In this case, the company car has an object reference to the employee it can be assigned to, represented by a foreign key in the database. Vice-versa, the employee has an object reference to the assigned company car, implemented through a lookup query that returns the car that is being assigned to this employee:
public abstract class CompanyCar
public abstract Employee AssignedTo { get; set; }
<Type name="CompanyCar">
<Member name="AssignedTo"><NearObjectReference/></Member>
public abstract class Employee
public abstract CompanyCar AssignedCar { get; }
<Type name="Employee">
<Member name="AssignedCar" Oql="extentof(CompanyCar)[ccar: ccar.AssignedTo==this].ToObject()" />
Note the following details:
Having mapped this, you can freely navigate from CompanyCar to Employee and vice-versa, as shown below.
Navigating from CompanyCar to Employee executes a lookup query for the foreign key against the database:
SELECT ... FROM Employee WHERE Id = {CompanyCar.AssignedTo}
Navigating from Employee to CompanyCar executes a lookup query for the primary key of the Employee instance in the AssignedTo fields of the CompanyCar table:
SELECT TOP 1 ... FROM CompanyCar WHERE AssignedTo = {Employee.Id}
The beauty of this mapping is that the domain model's user does not need to be aware in which direction the relationship is mapped in the database. You can even build more complex queries using the property . For example, finding all Employees that have a CompanyCar assigned to them is easy in OQL:
extentof(Employee)[AssignedCar != null]
This translates to the following SQL:
SELECT ... FROM Employee
LEFT OUTER JOIN CompanyCar ON CompanyCar.AssignedToId=Employee.Id
WHERE NOT CompanyCar.Id IS NULL
If you change the database schema to point the foreign key in the other direction, the same OQL is translated to the following SQL:
SELECT ... FROM Employee WHERE NOT AssignedCar.Id IS NULL
The important point that I want to make is that ToObject() works fine as long as you can be sure it will return only zero or one result. In my example, if there were more than one car assigned to an employee, then the SQL query would return duplicate employee entries for those employees with more than one car assigned:
SELECT ... FROM Employee
LEFT OUTER JOIN CompanyCar ON CompanyCar.AssignedToId=Employee.Id
WHERE NOT CompanyCar.Id IS NULL
A wrong approach to fixing this problem is to use a distinct projection, eliminating the duplicate employee entries from the result:
[this distinct]extentof(Employee)[AssignedCar != null]
This translates to:
SELECT DISTINCT ... FROM Employee
LEFT OUTER JOIN CompanyCar ON CompanyCar.AssignedToId=Employee.Id
WHERE NOT CompanyCar.Id IS NULL
There are several reasons why using a distinct projection is not a good solution to the problem in this case. First of all, you do not want to change the semantics of your query in OQL, just to work around this problem. There might be many other places where you run into similar problems which you would have to fix with additional projections or other hacks one by one. Second, DISTINCT limits the query in some cases, e.g. you cannot sort by a field not contained in the selector anymore when using DISTINCT.
The right approach to solving this problem reflects the fact that there can be more than one CompanyCar assigned to an employee in the mapping of the relationship. There are two ways of doing this.
The simplest is to tell Genome to expect more than one result in the lookup, and return only the first. This can make sense if you want to return "any" of the assigned cars. If you combine it with an order criterion that defines which cars to return first, this can be even more meaningful. The following mapping would return the most expensive car assigned to an employee:
<Type name="Employee">
<Member name="AssignedCar" Oql="extentof(CompanyCar)[ccar: ccar.AssignedTo==this].OrderBy([Price descending]).GetRange(0,1).ToObject()" />
.OrderBy([Price descending]) ensures that the most expensive car is returned first.
.OrderBy([Price descending])
GetRange(0,1) tells Genome to make sure only one result is returned. Depending on how AssignedCar is used in another OQL, Genome shapes the resulting query accordingly.
After mapping AssignedCar as above, the original query
is now translated to the following SQL:
SELECT ... FROM Employee
SELECT TOP 1 FROM CompanyCar WHERE CompanyCar.AssignedToId = Employee.Id
ORDER BY CompanyCar.Price DESC
Note that, because GetRange(0,1) is used in the mapping of Employee.AssignedCar, Genome implements the same OQL to search for employees without a car, using a sub-query instead of using LEFT OUTER JOIN.
Depending on your business use case, you might choose to do more complex refactoring of your business model to reflect that more than one car can be assigned to an employee. For example, you could introduce an additional property to Employee that returns Set with all assigned cars. You would still need to define how queries that retrieve only a single instance of a car should work, no matter how many cars are assigned to an employee.
When using ToObject() alone to retrieve a single element from a set, make sure that the set can only contain zero or one element. Otherwise, you will end up with unwanted side effects when building more complex queries based on this query.
When you know a query can return more than one element, but you just want to fetch the top element, use GetRange(0,1) in combination with ToObject(). For example, if you want to retrieve the most expensive car from the car pool, use
extentof(CompanyCar).OrderBy([Price descending]).GetRange(0,1).ToObject()
It is also possible that your data is inconsistent; more than one CompanyCar may be assigned to an Employee, although business rules forbid this. In this case, this is a bug in your software which you should resolve otherwise (e.g. through proper business rule checks or database constraints). Using GetRange(0,1) does not really help, as it does not represent the business intent you want to implement.
It may also be tempting to use GetRange(0,1) "just to be sure", but note that this adds unnecessary performance overhead. For example, joining in a TOP query is far more complex and slow than joining in the same without GetRange(0,1). In fact, this is the reason why we have not included GetRange(0,1) in ToObject().
In my previous installment, I wrote about using the Database Reverse Engineering Wizard to create classes and mappings for an existing database. In today's post, I talk about using the Genome Web Application Wizard to create a simple, yet fully functional ASP.NET Site to view and edit entries in your database.
I'm basically continuing where I left off last time. I have a Visual Studio Solution with two projects: one with the DataDomain classes, and one with the mapping files. Now I add a new project using File -> Add -> New Project ... I select Visual C# (the Wizard seems to be a C#-only affair), and then Genome Web Application.
I gve the project a name, and click OK. I click Next on the Wizard's Welcome page, and come to the page where I select the DataDomain Schema (or Mapping) project, and the Business Project. The Wizard is smart enough to automatically detect the appropriate projects in the solution.
Next once more, I enter the connection string again, click Finish and Finish again. I now have a third project in my solution, with appropriate references, CSS adapaters, a default page, a master page and a couple of helper classes.
At this point, I made the mistake of thinking that the wizard had malfunctioned because there are no pages for my business objects. There's only a default.aspx page, and that one is empty. One of my colleagues kindly explained to me that I need to add those pages manually. That way, I can specify exactly what such a page should contain.
So I right-click the web application project, point to Add and select New Item. There are two Genome-related items to choose from, the Genome Details Page and the Genome List Page. I select Genome List Page and call it Orders.aspx.
I click on Add, and another part of the wizard appears. I click Next to get past the welcome screen, I choose my business object class (Order) and click next again. A screen with several settings appears. I leave the default values, except that I enable in-place editing. I click Finish twice and the wizards adds Orders.aspx to the web application.
I set Orders.aspx as the project's start page and hit F5. A browser window opens and I see a page with filter options and the results of the search. Go ahead and play around with the filter options. The Edit and Delete links are fully functional as well. Play around with these as well. Show Details leads to an HTML 404 error however, since we haven't yet defined a details page for the Order business entity. I close the browser and return to Visual Studio.
I add another item to the web application, but this time I select a Genome Details Page. I click through the wizard, select Order for my business class and basically accept all the default values. The wizard adds an OrderDetails.aspx page to the project. I hit F5 again, and the Orders.aspx page opens again. I click on Show Detail for one of the items, and this time OderDetails.aspx opens and shows the details of the Order object.
You can repeat this process for all business entities that you want to view and edit in the web application. Using the Genome Web Application wizard, you can quickly generate a small but fully functional web site for editing your business data.
In the next installment, I will show how to create a Windows Forms application that uses Genome.
Most software projects start with an existing database. It's not often that you get the chance to start from scratch and design the database the way you like it. Now, creating Genome mappings for an existing database is a tedious job, but thankfully we have the Database Reverse Engineering Wizard for that. So let's start Visual Studio 2005, and create a new Database Reverse Engineering project.
Genome will start a wizard. Connect to Northwind, select all tables, accept the names for the projects or choose your own, change any options if you like (I opted to have Genome create default constructors) and click finish. Genome will now generate two projects for you, one with classes for your domain model, and one for the mappings of those classes to database tables.
Let's have a look at some of the class file that the wizard generated for you. Open the Order.cs (or Order.vb if you selected VB.NET as your language of choice).
1 using System;
2 using TechTalk.Genome;
3 using TechTalk.Genome.Mapping;
4 using System.ComponentModel;
6 namespace Genome.DataDomain
7 {
8 [TypeConverter(typeof(ExpandableObjectConverter))]
9 public abstract class Order : Persistent
10 {
11 #region Primary Keys
13 public abstract int OrderId { get; }
15 protected Order()
16 {
17 }
19 #endregion
21 #region Scalar Fields
23 public abstract Nullable<DateTime> OrderDate { get; set; }
24 public abstract Nullable<DateTime> RequiredDate { get; set; }
25 public abstract Nullable<DateTime> ShippedDate { get; set; }
26 public abstract Nullable<decimal> Freight { get; set; }
27 public abstract string ShipName { get; set; }
28 public abstract string ShipAddress { get; set; }
29 public abstract string ShipCity { get; set; }
30 public abstract string ShipRegion { get; set; }
31 public abstract string ShipPostalCode { get; set; }
32 public abstract string ShipCountry { get; set; }
34 #endregion
36 #region Reference Fields
38 public abstract Customer Customer { get; set; }
39 public abstract Employee Employee { get; set; }
40 public abstract Shipper ShipVia { get; set; }
42 #endregion
44 #region One To Many Associations
46 public abstract Collection<OrderDetail> OrderDetails
47 {
48 get;
49 }
51 #endregion
53 #region Many To Many Associations
55 public abstract Collection<Product> Products
56 {
57 get;
58 }
60 #endregion
61 }
62 }
The file starts out with a couple of using declaration that refence the Genome namespaces. The Order class is annotated with the TypeConverter attribute, which is useful to display Genome objects in a property grid. The first member we encounter is a property for the primary key of the Order entity, in this case a simple integer. There's also the default constructor, which is protected because we are dealing with an abstract class. Then come a number of simple properties, nothing exciting. After that it gets more interesting.
The Orders table has several foreign key contraints. Those foreign keys are represented by references to related objects. For example, the foreign key to the Employees table as mapped by a property of type Employee. We have the other direction as well: the OrderDetails table has a foreign key to the Orders table. This results in the Order class having a collection of OrderDetail objects. If you take a look at the OrderDetail class, you will find it has a property of type Order for its side of the relation.
Lastly we have an m-p relation between the Orders and the Products tables, with the OrderDetails table as connection table. Genome creates a collection of Product objects in the Order class, and a collection of Order object in the Product class.
By this time, you are probably wondering why the classes and all those properties are abstract. The reason becomes clear when we use Reflector to have a look at the assembly compiled by Genome.
For every class generated by the Database Reverse Engineering wizard, there are two classes in this assembly: one in a namespace starting with GenomeContextBoundProxy and one in a namespace starting with GenomeContextUnboundProxy. The Genome runtime will use one or the other depending on the Genome Context. The distinction between the two kinds of proxies isn't that important, though. What is important is the fact that Genome uses the proxy design pattern. This all happens behind the scenes however, so as an application developer you will only deal directly with the abstract classes.
In the next installment, I'll use the Genome starter kit to create a web application that uses the two projects we just generated.
George Lawton contacted me at the end of February to ask some questions about O/RM as he was working on a story for theserverside.net. The story has now been published, and I think George Lawton and Jack Vaughn did a good job of providing an accurate analysis of the current situation of the O/RM market for .NET.
When I received George's email, I was quite surprised that he was inquiring about the situation that people allegedly complain about O/RMs generating quick wins in the beginning that you pay dearly for at a later stage. In his article, you can read how strongly I disagree with this myth and I was pleased to see that other people quoted in his article feel the same.
George asked us the following three questions, which I found very interesting to discuss:
Intrigued by his questions, I put together quite extensive replies – replies that may be of interest to others, too. Based on my answers to George, I have put together this article to outline our thoughts on the issues above and give some advice to developers who are evaluating O/RMs.
The Singleton pattern represents a very common way of using lazy initialization with resources. Textbooks usually describe the Singleton as follows:
public class SingletonClass
private static SingletonClass instance;
public static SingletonClass Instance
get {
if (instance == null)
instance = new SingletonClass(…);
// do some initialization logic
return instance;
However, as any developer quickly realizes - implementing it in this way in a multi-threaded scenario is highly error-prone: if two threads attempt to access Instance at the same time (when it hasn't been created yet), both may run inside the if block and one of the threads will override the instance created by the other. As we tried to defend ourselves against this scenario, we changed the implementation as follows:
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Census Bureau re-interviewing thousands of people in BrooklynFriday, June 25th, 2010
Well, folks, you heard it here first. (Don't forget that!) Now, let's hope that the New York news organizations will pick up on the following info. As usual the Census Bureau releases critical information on a Friday afternoon in the summer time hoping that the media mavens in New York are already on their way to the Hamptons and will forget about this by Monday. How much will this operation cost taxpayers? Will the fired officials be charged with crimes? Here's a Census Bureau Press Release:
Brooklyn Households May Get Additional Visit From Census Bureau
Quality checks reveal work must be redone to ensure complete accurate count
WASHINGTON, June 25 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The U.S. Census Bureau today announced that checks on the quality of some of the work in the Brooklyn North East local census office (LCO) have led to a replacement of the management of that office, and to the judgment that at least 10,000 household interviews will have to be redone to ensure a complete and accurate count.
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"I want to stress that our highest priority is to get a complete and accurate count in 2010 for Brooklyn, and while I regret some of the work must be redone, I'm sure the people of Brooklyn share in the goal of getting this right," said Regional Director Tony Farthing.
Census officials from the New York Regional Office and the Suitland, Maryland headquarters visited the LCO this week following up on concerns raised by some employees in the LCO that the management there was not following established procedures. Senior managers confirmed that a variety of training and processing standards had recently been neglected in the LCO. Â The New York Regional Office has replaced the LCO management with two experienced managers who are very familiar with the communities in the affected area. The systematic review of processing steps continues, and may lead to more household re-interviews. A physical inspection of a sample of census questionnaires pointed to a recent breakdown and failure to follow quality standards that must be met by every local census office.
Regional Director Tony Farthing said that the new LCO team will be in the field beginning this weekend to ensure all enumerator interviews are conducted properly and that any suspect interviews will be redone with new interviews of the households. He said he felt confident all the work can be completed before the end of door to door enumeration, but that work would continue until the Bureau is satisfied of the quality.
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February 28, 2020 - Fairest of the Fair Eligibility Form Released
PDF: fairesteligibility2020pdf1.pdf
PDF: fairesteligibility2020pdf1.pdf
LOCATION: Brown County Fairgrounds is located on the northern limits of the City of De Pere, on the west bank of the Fox River, about 5 miles south of downtown Green Bay.
DIRECTIONS: From Green Bay's west side, go south on South Broadway St. This street is named Fort Howard Ave. as you approach De Pere. Watch for the Fairgrounds at 1500 Fort Howard Ave., near the intersection with Parkview Ave. OR start by going south on Ashland Ave., turn east on Hansen Road, then south on South Broadway St.
From De Pere's west side, you can take Fort Howard Ave. north off of West Main Ave.