text: Richard Fryer wrote: > > On Fri, 19 Apr 2002 14:06:00 +0100 > Daniel Kidger <Daniel.Kidger at quadrics.com> wrote: > > > after all as well as having the fastest line-speed, the Quadrics > > interconnect sends all data as virtual addresses (the NIC has its > > own MMU and TLB). That way any process can read and write > > the memory of any other node without any CPU overhead. > > I appreciate getting a bit of technical detail on Quadrics interfaces. Is > there a web location that might provide more information - comparative > benchmarks or protocol information or ??? Of course www.quadrics.com, and Fabrizio Petrini is doing a lot of evaluation work (http://www.c3.lanl.gov/~fabrizio, esp. http://www.c3.lanl.gov/~fabrizio/quadrics.html). > This message also reminded me to ask if a long-held opinion is valid - and > that opinion is "that a cache coherent interconnect would offer performance > enhancement when applications are at the 'more tightly coupled' end of the > spectrum." I know that present PCI based interfaces can't do that without > invoking software overhead and latencies. Anyone have data - or an argument > for invalidating this opinion? You would need another programming model than MPI for that (see below), maybe OpenMP as you basically have the characteristics of a SMP system with cc-NUMA architecture. > I did recently read that the AMD 'HyperTransport' interfaces ARE capable of > cache coherent transactions. This would appear to allow protocols (such as > SCI) that support cache coherence to operate in that mode. But I wonder if > it matters to the MPI world. Seems to me that it would be a factor in > improving scalability (providing that other interconnect issues such as > bandwidth bottlenecks) don't prevent it. My recollection is that the SCI > simulations I saw required very little added traffic to maintain coherency. This is true (for an introduction, see http://www.SCIzzL.com/HowSCIcohWorks.html). However, for MPI, cache-coherence would not really add a performance benefit. MPI is designed to be efficient with "write-only" protocols. One-sided communication may benefit from it, but other techniques like Cray SHMEM do the same w/o cache-coherence. And I do not expect anybody except AMD or chipset designers to design network adapters / bus bridges for something propietary like HyperTransport... > Also a brief note about the Dolphin product line, since the issue of link > saturation has come up: - they DO also sell switches - or at least offer > them. And if you check the SCI specification, you'll see that there are > some elaborate discussions of fabric architectures that the protocol > supports and switches enable. What I DO NOT know is if the SCALI software > supports switch-based operation, and also don't know what the impact is on > the system cost per node. My 'inexperienced' assessment of the appeal in > the Dolphin family is that you can start without the switch and later add it > if the performance benefit warrents. That's what I'd say if I were selling > them anyway - and didn't know otherwise. :-) The "external" switches are not designed for large-scale HPC applications (although they scale quite well inside the range of their supported number of nodes), but for high-performance, high-availabitlity small-scale cluster or embedded applications, as i.e. Sun sells. With ext. switches, you don't have to do anything to keep the network up if a node fails (and also nothing if it comes back as SCI is not source-routed). In torus topologies, re-routing needs to be applied to bypass bad nodes (Scali does this on-the-fly). Scali does not support external switches AFAIK (at least doesn't sell such systems any longer), which is less a technical issue but more a design-issue as the topology is fully transparent for the nodes accessing the network (they did use switches in the past, see http://www.scali.com/whitepaper/ehpc97/slide_9.html). For large scale applications, distributed switches as in torus topologies scale better and more cost-efficient (see http://www.scali.com/whitepaper/scieurope98/scale_paper.pdf and other resources). With switches, you need *a lot* of cables and switches (which doesn't hinder Quadrics to do so - resulting in an impressive 14 miles of cables for a recent system (IIRC) with single cables being up to 25m in length). It would need to be verified if such a system build with a Quadrics-like fat-tree topologie using Dolphins 8-port switches would scale better than the equivalent torus topologie for different communication patterns. I doubt it. At least, the interconect would cost a lot more (at least twice, or even more depending on the dimension of the tree). SCI-MPICH, can be used with arbitraries SCI topologies (because it uses the SISCI interface and thus runs with Scali or Dolphin SCI drivers). It is not that closely coupled to the SCI drivers as ScaMPI is. Joachim -- | _ RWTH| Joachim Worringen |_|_`_ | Lehrstuhl fuer Betriebssysteme, RWTH Aachen | |_)(_`| http://www.lfbs.rwth-aachen.de/~joachim |_)._)| fon: ++49-241-80.27609 fax: ++49-241-80.22339 _______________________________________________ Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf


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AOD_CKANE Guru Friday 07/07/2006, 20:00
It would be great if you had a way to save the template of a deck.
You could set up a dueling deck, and a leveling deck. It takes too long to go through each page to pick the cards you want. Took me 10 minutes to find the cards in my dueling deck then I had to go back and rechoose my leveling deck.

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Rick Sanchez: Town Hall Debate, All Show and No Go
Tonight, we'll see the second Presidential "debate." I use that term loosely since this is really a "town hall," which seems to me to be a waste of a good opportunity to see these two candidates actually debate.
And I use the words "town hall" loosely too.
Don't get me wrong. I'm all for citizen participation. Ever been to a local zoning board meeting? Anyone with anything to say gets a chance to argue his or her case forcing public servants to endure, fold or shine. Maybe that's the way it should be. Maybe that is democracy at work.
But both my gut and history tell me that what we will see tonight between President Obama and Governor Romney will actually be the antithesis of democracy.
Will this "town hall" be produced by the people and for the people? Absolutely not.
No, this phony, manufactured piece of television is being produced by and for the benefit of media and political power brokers. It's reality TV at its worst. It's Jersey Shore with people in suits and without the annoying accents.
What a shame... not to mention a lost opportunity.
Let me take you back to the most recent town hall debate between then Senators Obama and McCain using the same format, as we'll see tonight. It begins with Tom Brokaw assuring us that he has selected his "long list of excellent questions" from the "tens of thousands that were sent in." Talk about media filtering.
Then he tells the audience they are not allowed to react. No "cheers or outbursts," he says. Even polite applause is forbidden. Which makes us wonder, well then, why are they even there?
My question is quickly answered when Brokaw introduces us to elderly audience member Allen Shaffer, who stands up and nervously reads a notecard with the following media approved question:
"With the economy on the downturn and retired and older citizens losing their incomes, what's the fastest, most positive solution to bail these people out?"
It is a sterile and rehearsed softball question. We're left to wonder what Shaffer or some other audience member would really ask if given the chance to be unfiltered. Maybe something like, "I'm 70 years old and I've worked my whole life. You know what? I'm worried for my country, for myself and for my family. I'm angry and I demand to know why you two Senators let this happen and what you're going to do about it."
That is how Americans actually talk. That is real.
But that's not what we'll hear tonight. We will see an auditorium filled with pre-screened participants chosen by Gallup who will ask pre-screened questions chosen by Candy Crowley. And we're told these people who have been reduced to all but props are actually... "undecided voters!" Cue suspenseful music: gripping political theater coming up (I'm being sarcastic).
An overly produced and controlled event can only result in overly produced and controlled answers. Candidates are ready for the pedestrian pre-approved questions coming their way: they'll simply fall back on talking points and stump speeches, all of which consist of sound bites we've heard over and over again already.
I would argue that if given half a chance, real Americans would ask questions that are just as smart and insightful as many of those asked by member of the media.
But I know what you're thinking. C'mon Sanchez, do we really want somebody to get up and ask Obama if he's Muslim, or ask Romney about his so-called magic Mormon underwear? Actually, yes.
As ridiculous as the questions might be and as disinterested as we may be in the shallowness of their implication, I would be fascinated to see how the candidates react to questions the media would never ask, yet Americans talk about at their kitchen tables. Would Obama get angry? Would Romney use it as an opportunity to talk about his seldom discussed faith? I don't know about you, but I would want to watch their reaction?
The value of a town hall setting is spontaneity. And after decades of writing, hosting and producing television news, if I've learned anything, it's this: spontaneity can be neither scripted nor produced. It doesn't work.
These "made-for-TV" town halls produce "made-for-TV" moments that the media will report on, regardless of how unimportant they are, since they are the only real and spontaneous parts of this entire show. George H.W. Bush looked at his watch during the debate? Oh my. Did you see Clinton's body language? Al Gore invaded W's personal space? That's it? That's the big drama? C'mon.
This town hall debate is "the one and only" opportunity Americans have every four years to speak directly to the candidates. Real people with real questions and real reactions in what should be a real and spontaneous event. Instead, they're used as shills, carefully chosen extras and stand-ins for the illusion of media optics. What a shame.
My advice, for what it's worth, is do away with the pretense. That means either get rid of the town hall format altogether or let it be a real town hall, warts and all. Trust the people, trust Americans. Could they do any worse than those who are now the arbiters of this unreal and overly produced process?
Polls show that Americans disapproval of politicians is at an all time low--16 percent for members of congress. As for the media, Rasmussen finds that only 26 percent of Americans say they trust the information they get from journalists about the presidential race. And these distrusted journalists are the people who are screening and filtering the questions America should be allowed to ask. It's no wonder they don't want people to react.
Who should screen whom?
I would argue it should be the other way around. Maybe it's time for the media and political power brokers to get out of the way and let real people ask real questions in a real town hall debate. What the hell? It's only once every four years and we certainly couldn't do any worse than the sham we have today. If anything, it might actually become the only chance for us to see these candidates come face to face with a healthy dose of skepticism and reality. Now that is something I'd want to watch.


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Centre for the Study of Biological Diversity
At the University of Guyana
The BDG works with the University of Guyana (UG) to raise funds, and these efforts have resulted in the foundation in 1992 of the Centre for the Study of Biological Diversity (CSBD) at the University of Guyana. CSBD is a non-governmental organization (NGO) dedicated to the study, documentation and conservation of nature. The Centre houses a herbarium, a zoological collection, a small library, a GIS Centre, staff offices, and some exhibit space. Personnel include the Interim Manager, a GIS specialist, a Secretary/Receptionist, and a cleaning person as well as three UG staff who periodically work with the collections. A complete set of all organisms collected through the Centre's programs is deposited in the Centre, a second set in the Smithsonian's US National Herbarium, and exchange material is distributed among over 50 institutions worldwide. The Centre is now a key vehicle within Guyana for the development of a full range of education, research and training programs consistent with Guyana's effort to conserve and manage its rich biodiversity on a sustainable basis. The Smithsonian Institution's Biological Diversity of the Guiana Shield Program (BDG) coordinates its activities with the Centre, colleagues in Guyana and numerous international organizations and NGOs.
The establishment and continuing operation of the Centre and its research and educational activities has been facilitated by the Smithsonian Institution's Biological Diversity of the Guiana Shield Program. Several organizations have also given their assistance, including USAID, Aroaima Mining, Conservation International, the Iwokrama International Rainforest Programme, the Royal Bank of Canada with the World Wildlife Fund - Canada, the Smithsonian Man and the Biosphere Programs, the Smithson Society, the Treaty of Amazonian Cooperation (UNDP), and the World Bank Global Environmental Facility.
To contact the Centre directly send email to Philip da Silva at: nessie159yahoo.com
or to Calvin Bernard at: calrberguyana.net.gy
or write to:
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Pleasant Hill / Contra Costa Centre Station
Service Advisories
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Welcome to Pleasant Hill / Contra Costa Centre
BART, buses, Highway 680 and the Iron Horse pedestrian and bicycle trail all converge to make this one of BART's most easily accessed stations.
BART and the Metropolitan Transportation Commission have developed a new carpool program at this station. To learn more about the Scoop to BART program that gives matched participants a guaranteed parking spot, please click here.
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Lines Serving this Station
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Real Time Departures
Next trains departing from Pleasant Hill / Contra Costa Centre Station:
Parking at Pleasant Hill/Contra Costa Centre Station includes:
- Daily fee ($3 per day)
- Scoop to BART Carpool Program
- Carpool Permit Program
- Single Day Reserved Permit
- Monthly Reserved Permit
- Airport Long Term Permit
- Extended Weekend
See the parking section for details about each program.
The Pleasant Hill/Contra Costa Centre Station garage was built with Federal Highway funds as a rideshare facility. Accordingly, drivers who carpool or use other public transit may park in the garage as long as they pay the parking fee at the parking payment/validation machine located in the non-paid area outside the station fare gates.
Estimated Parking Fill Time: 7:45 AM
Bike Racks: Yes
Bike racks are available at most BART stations. Please review the BART Bike Rules.
Bike Station: None
FREE secure bike parking is available at several BART stations. Visit the Bike Section for more Bike Station information.
Bike Lockers: 104 shared use electronic lockers are located at this station. Read more about electronic lockers. 90 keyed lockers are located at this station. Call Customer Services at 510-464-7133 to ask about availability of keyed bicycle lockers. Many stations have a wait list. Download an application form for keyed bicycle lockers.
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By doing some preparatory muscular conditioning and implementing bio-mechanically correct activity techniques, you should have a safe raking, trimming, hoeing and sowing experiences this season.
By doing some preparatory muscular conditioning and implementing bio-mechanically correct activity techniques, you should have a safe, effective and enjoyable raking, trimming, hoeing and sowing experiences this season.
Lawn raking is a vigorous physical activity that requires coordinated movements of the upper and lower body. Although the actual rake pulling action is accomplished by the arms, the hard-working shoulder muscles and stabilizing low back muscles are most likely to be injured if raking is performed improperly.
Make sure you have a good base of support with a staggered foot stance that adjusts easily to backward steps.
Wear running shoes for ease of movement and motion control when raking.
Maintain a relatively erect posture, neither bending forward at the waist nor leaning backward as such movements place greater stress on the lower back.
Keep arms reasonably close to your body. Reaching too far forward may place excessive stress on the low back muscles and pulling too far backward may place too much stress on the shoulder muscles.
Change sides and hand positions frequently. Changing hand positions every few seconds postpones fatigue, particularly in the more vulnerable shoulder muscles and reduces the risk of overuse syndrome.
Stop raking every 10 minutes to pick up the rakings. This provides a beneficial break in the repetitive raking actions and prevents the pile of raked materials from becoming too large and unwieldy.
Hedge and bush trimming
Whether you use manual or electric trimmers, this can be a problematic physical activity, especially for the neck, shoulder and low back muscles. Unless you have low shrubs, use a stepladder when working on bushes above waist level.
Maintain a balanced base of support, and keep your body directly above your feet.
Never raise the clippers higher than your abdominal area.
Take a break every 10 minutes. Even with your elbows bent and the upper arms close to your sides, holding a trimmer for extender periods of time can cause problems, especially for the gripping muscles of your forearms.
Hoeing spring soil can be a muscle-challenging activity that is even more vigorous than lawn-raking. Pulling a garden hoe through the ground is definitely harder than pulling a lawn rake over the ground. Like raking, the feet should provide a relatively wide and stable base from which to perform the arm pulling movements.
Avoid bending forward or leaning backward as both positions raise the potential for low back injuries. Short-range arm actions are more effective and less stressful on the shoulder joints than overreaching movements that pull the body out of proper position and create unfavorable leverage factors. Switch sides and arm positions every 10 pulls, and take a brief break every 5 to 10 minutes.
Seed Sowing
The apparent lack of activity as you place seeds 1 inch apart in the dirt can be deceiving. Some people bend over at the waist to plant, while others bend at the knees in a squat position. Both positions are potentially dangerous, as the first places undue stress on the low back and the second places excessive stress on the knees. Proper planting position is one foot flat on the ground and one knee on the ground (preferably on a pad). This position permits a relatively straight back and a 90-degree knee angle. Switch leg positions every few feet.
Wayne L. Westcott, Ph.D., teaches Exercise Science and directs community exercise/fitness programs at Quincy College.


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SpongeBob SquarePants Wins Award
JHS win yet another prestigious award for Spongebob SquarePants real musical instruments
Image (l-r) Jason Tavaria - Dolphin Music managing Director, Jon Gold - President MIA, Bett Heyward - NAMM's director of international affairs, Dennis Drumm - JHS Managing Director, Dominic Holland - Comedian
John Hornby Skewes & Co. Ltd., the worldwide distributors or SpongeBob SquarePants has been awarded the 'Rob Williams Business Enterprise Award' at this years Music Industries Association Music Awards 2010.
JHSs SpongeBob SpaurePants Real Music Instrument range has seen phenomenal success, showing exactly what can be achieved with an innovative approach to creating serious fun with high quality musical instruments. The SpongeBob guitars have sold out here in the UK, Europe, Canada, South Africa and New Zealand and still continues to be featured on Nickeloden.
Commenting on this latest award is JHS' MD on Rob Williams:
"Rob Williams was a great innovator, changing the UK MI retail landscape and leaving a lasting legacy, including this annual award. With the selection process being so focused, and managed by a varied panel including CEOs from outside the music products industry, it was a real honour for SpongeBob to be the winner."
The SpongeBob SquarePants Real Music Instrument Range
From a strong starting with help from children's television channel Nickelodeon, the SBSP range now covers over 40 products ranging from ukes to acoustic and electric guitars, plectrums, drum kits, and percussion kits


text: Our most popular urn is our Figurine Urn, made from solid hardwood. (Available in maple, oak, or walnut). This urn offers you a choice of over 700 different purebred dog and cat figurines attached to our beautiful wood urn bases. This urn also includes your personal (4 line 100 character) inscription on a premium leaded brass nameplate. Pet's bagged ashes are installed through removable bottom which is secured with screws, providing tamper resistant protection.


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n. - A granary; a barn. 2
n. - A machine for turning, that is, for shaping articles of wood, metal, or other material, by causing them to revolve while acted upon by a cutting tool. 2
n. - The movable swing frame of a loom, carrying the reed for separating the warp threads and beating up the weft; -- called also lay and batten. 2
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Avalanche get by Predators in OT
Denver, CO – Tyson Barrie's tally at the 50-second mark of overtime was the lone score in Colorado's 1-0 victory over Nashville at Pepsi Center.
Barrie alertly followed up a Greg Zanon point shot, flipping the rebound home from the right side before one minute elapsed in the extra session.
"I saw 'Zanny' loading up for the one timer. It popped out (of Rinne's glove) and I knew I would have a chance," said Barrie of his winning score.
Semyon Varlamov kept his club in the game, stopping 34 shots to record his 11th career shutout for the Avalanche, who won for just the second time in their last 10 games.
"I felt good all game. For sure a game like this will help us get our confidence back," Varlamov said. "It was good to make saves at the start of the game, because in other ones, we've given up early goals."
Pekka Rinne made 23 saves for the Predators, who have lost two in a row since a three-game win streak.
Varlamov produced the first highlight-reel stop of the contest, sliding across the crease and making a diving pad save on a Paul Gaustad redirection -- one of his 12 first-period stops.
Rinne countered, making a spectacular diving stop on a Matt Duchene offering from the left wing in the final seconds of the first.
Varlamov made a nice toe save in the crease on Gabriel Bourque in close during a four-minute power play late in the second and halted seven more Nashville chances in the third.
Rinne kept up his end of the bargain with a 10-save final period.
"We've got to start getting two points on the road," said ex-Avalanche and current Predators forward Brandon Yip. "You look at our games in the past and we can't get on the board first. We have to have better starts going forward."
Game Notes
The Avalanche have won two in a row in Denver against the Preds, after dropping four in a row at home to Nashville ... Saturday's contest marked the first-ever 1-0 game decided in OT between the clubs since Nashville entered the NHL in 1998 ... Varlamov has three whitewashes this season .. Colorado forward Milan Hejduk left the game in the second period with a shoulder injury and did not return.


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Subscribers were the backbone of the English voluntary hospital system, contributing a fixed amount to the running of a hospital. Voluntary hospitals were established in England in the 1700s and spread throughout the English colonies and even North America from the second half of that century.
Averaging £1, subscriptions comprised the majority of income at voluntary hospitals for the next 200 years. In return for their annual contributions, subscribers were permitted to recommend a limited number of in-patients and a greater number of out-patients to institutions. Many did little more than recommending a few patients to the hospital. Most subscribers rarely turned up at hospitals, only attending the annual meeting and to cast their vote during elections of medical staff. Given subscribers' interests in the financial management of their institutions, it was from their ranks that hospital governors and administrators were also recruited. When serving in such posts, their time was worth much more to hospitals than their cash subscription.
Most hospital subscribers in the 1700s were male. However, during the Victorian period, many more hospitals attracted female subscribers. Their numbers were greatest on the subscription lists of specialist hospitals for women and children. Other institutions were particularly popular with business owners, clergymen and workers, who often subscribed collectively.
Such variations in hospital donations have led historians to question the motivations of subscribers. While many people subscribed to hospitals for religious and altruistic reasons, others supported hospitals for more practical reasons. Local businesses, for example, could only bid for lucrative hospital contracts when they were subscribers. Some subscribed in an effort to access meetings and events where they might rub shoulders with influential and affluent members of the local elite.
Related Themes and Topics
R Porter, 'The Gift Relationship: philanthropy and provincial hospitals in eighteenth-century England', in L Granshaw and R Porter (eds), The Hospital in History (London: Routledge, 1989)
K Waddington, Charity and the London Hospitals, 1850-1898 (Woodbridge: The Boydell Press, 2000)


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October 19, 2004
Ms. Robin Parker
General Counsel
Miami University
Roudebush Hall
Oxford, Ohio 45056-3653
Dear Ms. Parker:
This is to respond to your September 15, 2004, letter informing this Office about three requests for student disciplinary information that Miami University (University) has received from Channel 8 Fox News (Channel 8) in Cleveland, Ohio. This Office administers the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and is responsible for providing technical assistance to educational agencies and institutions to ensure compliance with the statute and regulations (20 U.S.C. § 1232g; 34 CFR Part 99).
You provided the following information about the three requests from Channel 8:
1. On April 7, 2004, Channel 8 requested student disciplinary information, from January 1, 1999, to date, under 34 CFR § 99.31(a)(14) and the Ohio Public Records Act. In response to the request, and in accordance with FERPA, the University provided the following information with respect to each student who was an alleged perpetrator of a crime of violence or non-forcible sex offense found responsible for committing a violation of the Miami University Code of Student Conduct:
- Name of the Student,
- Section of the Code of Student Conduct violated, and
- Sanction imposed by the institution.
2. On August 12, 2004, Channel 8 requested "redacted copies of incident reports and victim statements related to all student disciplinary proceedings between January 1, 1999 through the present, in which it was ultimately determined the student violated Section 103 of the Code of Student Conduct by perpetrating an act of physical or sexual assault." Under Ohio's Public Records Act (ORC 149.43) and in accordance with both the state and federal court decisions in The Miami Student v. Miami University lawsuits, the University is required to release student disciplinary records after redacting all personally identifiable information. Your letter indicates that because Channel 8 "had previously received personally identifiable information for some of these records in response to [the reporter's] first request for disciplinary information under 34 C.F.R. 99.31(a)(14), we are taking great care in redacting the records response to [their] August 12, 200[4] request to ensure that all personally identifiable information is redacted." However, it is not clear from your letter how much information you believe needs to be removed in order to protect the identity of the students. You stated that the University expects to produce these redacted records in the near future.
3. August 26, 2004, Channel 8 sent a request to the University's Police Department, which is a law enforcement unit under FERPA. The request contained a list of the names of students who had been found to have violated the Code of Student Conduct, Section 103, Physical or Mental Abuse or Harm that the University gave to Channel 8 in response to its first request. Channel 8 requested copies of any and all police reports in which any of the listed students were identified as suspects. The University informed Channel 8 that it would only provide reports of those individuals who had actually been charged with a crime. The University also stated that Police reports regarding uncharged suspects are not public records under Ohio's Public Records Act. These reports are public records once a suspect has been charged with a crime.
Your letter concludes:
Although we have complied with all applicable provisions of FERPA and Ohio's Public Records Act ... the cumulative effect of this compliance is the release of the names of student victims and witnesses that can be easily linked to identified student disciplinary actions. As you know, 34 C.F.R. 99.31(a)(14)(ii) provides that the institution may not disclose the name of any other student, including a victim or witness, without the prior written consent of the other student... Obviously we must comply with the applicable law and regret that the effect of compliance has been the release of student victim and witness names."
An educational agency or institution subject to FERPA may not have a policy or practice of disclosing education records, or non-directory personally identifiable information from education records, without the prior written consent of the parent or eligible student1 except as provided by law. 20 U.S.C. § 1232g(b); 34 CFR Subpart D. "Education records" are defined as "those records, files, documents, and other materials which -
- contain information directly related to a student; and
- are maintained by an educational agency or institution or by a person acting for such agency or institution.
20 U.S.C. § 1232g(a)(4)(i) and (ii). See also 34 CFR § 99.3 "Education records." Excluded from the definition of "education records" are records of the law enforcement unit of an educational agency or institution, but only under the conditions described in § 99.8 of the FERPA regulations. See 20 U.S. § 1232g(a)(4)(i) and (ii) and 34 CFR § 99.3 "Education records."
In 1998, Congress amended FERPA as follows to allow postsecondary institutions to disclose without meeting the prior written consent requirements limited information from certain kinds of disciplinary proceedings:
(B) Nothing in this section shall be construed to prohibit an institution of postsecondary education from disclosing the final results of any disciplinary proceeding conducted by such institution against a student who is an alleged perpetrator of any crime of violence (as that term is defined in section 16 of title 18, United States Code), or a nonforcible sex offense, if the institution determines as a result of that disciplinary proceeding that the student committed a violation of the institution's rules or policies with respect to such crime or offense.
(C) For the purpose of this paragraph, the final results of any disciplinary proceeding--
(i) shall include only the name of the student, the violation committed, and any sanction imposed by the institution on that student; and
(ii) may include the name of any other student, such as a victim or witness, only with the written consent of that other student.
Pub. L. No. 105-244, § 951, 105th Cong., 2nd Sess. (October 7, 1998). (Emphasis added.) Under this amendment, postsecondary institutions may - but are not required by FERPA to - disclose the name of the student who was disciplined and the final results of a disciplinary proceeding in which the institution determines that the student is an alleged perpetrator of a crime of violence or non-forcible sex offense and the student has committed a violation of the institution's rules or policies. See specifical § 99.31(a)(14) and § 99.39 for the regulatory provisions that implement this amendment. In enacting this amendment to FERPA, Congress made it clear that a postsecondary institution may not disclose the name of any other student that might be part of a disciplinary proceeding against a student - such as a victim or witness - unless that other student has provided prior written consent under FERPA.
FERPA also permits an educational agency or institution to disclose education records without meeting the written consent requirements in § 99.30 if it has removed all "personally identifiable information" from the records. "Personally identifiable information" includes, but is not limited to, the following information:
- the student's name;
- the name of the student's parent or other family member;
- the address of the student or the student's family;
- a personal identifier, such as the student's social security number or student number;
- a list of personal characteristics that would make the student's identity easily traceable; or
- other information that would make the student's identity easily traceable.
34 CFR § 99.3, "Personally identifiable information." (Emphasis added.) Thus, FERPA-protected information may not be released in any form that would make the student's identity easily traceable (unless there is a specific exception to the written consent requirement).
Occasionally, a student's identity may be "easily traceable," even after removal or redaction of nominally identifying information from student-level records. This may be the case, for example, with a highly publicized disciplinary action, or one that involved a well-known student, where the student could be easily identified in the community even after the record has been "scrubbed" of identifying data. In these circumstances, FERPA does not allow disclosure of the education record in any form without consent because the irreducible presence of "personal characteristics" or "other information" make the student's identity "easily traceable."
A student's identity may also be "easily traceable" in the release of aggregated or statistical information derived from education records. See, for example, our September 25, 2003, letter to the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia available at www.ed.gov/policy/gen/guid/fpco/ferpa/library/georgialtr.html. The Board had asked about a newspaper's request for sensitive data about students in aggregate form categorized into specific groupings that the Board believed could be used to identify students, especially through multiple releases. This Office advised the Board that in these circumstances we had insufficient information to determine whether the disclosures would violate FERPA, that the institution itself had to make the determination whether a student's identity would be easily traceable and, if so, they could not disclose the information in that form. This decision was based on our recognition that at least at the outset, agencies and institutions themselves are clearly in the best position to analyze and evaluate this requirement based on their own data, and under FERPA the burden is on the agency or institution not to release either aggregated or de-identified ("redacted") student level data if it believes that personal identity is easily traceable based on the specific circumstances under consideration. We also recognized in the letter to the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia that FERPA prohibits the disclosure of personally identifiable information from education records without consent even where an individual's personal identity is revealed through a series or combination of requests that are available to those in possession of the data.
In the present inquiry, we have not had an opportunity to review and evaluate any of the disclosures you have made or propose to make in response to Channel 8's request. However, we do wish to register our concern regarding your statement that the cumulative effect of your compliance with FERPA and Ohio's Public Record Act is "the release of the names of student victims and witnesses that can easily be linked to identified student disciplinary actions." As explained below, the University would not be in compliance with FERPA if the identities of student victims and witnesses were easily traceable, even after their names and other identifying information had been redacted from incident reports and victim statements, because of the release of other, unredacted disciplinary records and law enforcement unit records.
The University may disclose, without prior written consent, law enforcement unit records because they are excluded from the definition of education records under FERPA. Similarly, the University may disclose, without prior written consent, the final results of disciplinary proceedings in which the student was an alleged perpetrator of a crime of violence or non-forcible sex offense and it was determined that the student violated the University's rules or policies with respect to that allegation because there is a statutory exception in FERPA that permits this disclosure.
However, it appears that your planned decision to release redacted copies of incident reports and victim statements relating to certain disciplinary proceedings in response to Channel 8's August 12th request would not comply with FERPA. Previous State and Federal court decisions involving the University discuss the amount of redaction of certain items of information that is required before releasing, pursuant to an open records request, disciplinary records not subject to any statutory exception to the prior written consent requirement under FERPA. While the redaction of these items of information (student's name, social security number, student ID number, and the exact date and time of the incident) may generally be sufficient to remove all "personally identifiable information" under FERPA, and may have been sufficient under the circumstances involved in those cases, the facts are clearly different here because the University has already disclosed other documents to Channel 8 that contain information that you state will make the identities of student victims and witnesses easily traceable. As we have advised previously, redaction of nominally identifying information may not be sufficient to prevent a student's identity from being easily traceable with respect to a highly publicized incident, or with respect to a series of requests for information that make a student's identity easy to trace due to the disclosure of related information.
In sum, where a disclosure of personally identifiable information in education records does not fall within an exception to the prior written consent rule, we believe that the University itself is in the best position to determine, at least at the outset, what information must be removed from education records in order to ensure that a student's identity is not easily traceable. If, because of other records that have been released, the redaction of names, identification numbers, and dates and times of incidents is not sufficient to prevent the identification of a student involved in a disciplinary proceeding, including, but not limited to, student victims and student witnesses, then FERPA prohibits the University from having a policy or practice of releasing the information as such. The University either must remove or redact all of the information in the education record that would make a student's identity easily traceable or refuse to release the requested education record at all.
Thank you for contacting us regarding this matter. I trust this guidance will assist you in complying with FERPA in this regard.
LeRoy S. Rooker
Family Policy Compliance Office
[1] "Eligible student" means a student who has reached 18 years of age or is attending an institution of postsecondary institution at any age. See 34 CFR § 99.3 "Eligible student." The rights under FERPA belong to the parents of students under the age of 18 at the elementary/secondary level and transfer to the student when he or she becomes an "eligible student."


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Thomas Barrett
Born and bred on the not-so-mean streets of rural North Yorkshire in the UK. Thomas's interest in Vietnam was piqued during a Graham Greene module at University, where he studied his classic novel, The Quiet American. He came wanting to find out what makes modern Vietnam tick, and stayed for the life-giving energy that Saigon brings every day. You can follow him on Twitter at @tbarrettwrites
Swim Vietnam
Saving lives, one stroke at a time
The Sinking School
It's abandoned. It's sinking. And it's even been called truong ma or ghost school. Thomas Barrett investigates District 6's homage to architecture gone wrong.
A View From a Bridge
At night couples, friends and families find places to hang out to escape the heat and have fun. One such place that has attracted the hordes is Thu Thiem Bridge. But who exactly are the people that go there?
The Thao Dien 'bubble' is a familiar expression when talking about the expat-friendly area of District 2, and Tropicana, on the 9th floor of the Nam Anh building, offers a great vantage point over it.
The Premier League in Vietnam
There's an obsession with English Premier League football in Vietnam. Thomas Barrett spends the night with a local arm of the Arsenal Supporters Club to find out what it's all about.


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A new updated version of calculating Battle Points is now available. We have also modified the matchmaking (QuickBattle) system to provide you with a more enjoyable gaming experience and more evenly balanced contests. All the information concerning these changes can be found in our FAQs.
-FaZe Maco- Master FaZe Thursday 28/06/2012, 16:26
I think now if you click quick battle your opponent will be a closer level to you
implis Imperator Light's Hope fighters Thursday 28/06/2012, 16:29
Can't find any info concerning these changes.
Hodorlicious Veteran Thursday 28/06/2012, 16:41
Where is it?
VanessaWolff Imperator Colombian Legend's Thursday 28/06/2012, 17:05
Those "systems" are lies the star system didnt work this one wont either.
I had a 16 star deck and I had to fight a deck almost full of five stars. Out of the 4 cards 3 were 5 stars and the other was 4 stars. how fair is that?!!! all of my cards were 2 stars.
This game is just a guessing game vote if u agree
VanessaWolff Imperator Colombian Legend's Thursday 28/06/2012, 17:06
Guessing game BOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
Ya, I'm looking at the link and there doesn't seem to be any change in the FAQ. Certainly nothing is mentioned regarding all the updates mentioned in the previous thread about DT changes; No quick battle, no bonus points for series of wins, no tiers of penalized characters, etc.
So where is the correct link, or when do you think you will be updating the site? Thanks in advance.
Euzebe Colossus Open Casket Thursday 28/06/2012, 17:17
More details about battle points:
- Defeat: +5 points
- Draw: +10 points
- Rounds played (in which each player has bet at least one pillz): 1 = 1 point, 2 = 2 points, 3 = 4 points, 4 = 8 points.
- Rounds won: 1 = 2 points, 2 = 4 points, 3 =
9 points, 4 = 16 points.
Victory Bonus (only in the event of a win)
- Win: +15 points
- A win with at least one pillz left at the end of the fight: +2 points
- A win with at least 12 life points left: +2 points
- A win with fewer stars in your deck than your opponent's: +1 point per star. Max 5 pts.
KO Bonus
- KO: +2 points
Timed out/Quit (considered as a win for the opposing player)
- The player who times out/quits: -20 points
Finding an opponent depends on your level: a player with a deck on a certain level can only confront a player with a deck on the same level.
Level 1: 0 to 23 stars
Level 2: 24 to 31 stars
Level 3: 32* stars+
Have fun


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Paul Walker's brothers are filling in to help finish filming on Fast And Furious 7.
Universal Pictures announced that Caleb Walker and Cody Walker have been enlisted to complete the shooting of some of the film's action scenes. Production has resumed after it was suspended following Paul's death in late November.
Universal said in a statement on the film's Facebook page that having Walker's brothers on set has made them feel he's with them, too.
Paul, 40, died in a car crash outside Los Angeles with his friend Roger Rodas.
A police investigation found the Porsche that Rodas was driving was travelling up to 94mph when it went out of control.


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The North Carolina State Capitol, completed in 1840, is one of the finest and best-preserved examples of a major civic building in the Greek Revival style of architecture. It is a National Historic Landmark.
To schedule a group of 10 or more for a guided tour of the State Capitol or Executive Mansion, please call Capital Area Visitor Services (CAVS) at least two weeks ahead of your intended visit at 919-807-7950 or 866-724-8687. More information about scheduling tours of the state attractions in downtown Raleigh can be found on the CAVS website.
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Crans-Montana, Switzerland — February 3rd, 2008: The Swatch TTR World Snowboard Tour makes four stops this week, including Switzerland for the FOUR(4)STAR Crans Montana Champs Open presented by Rip Curl, a Slopestyle competition taking place February 5th to 8th, 2008. A $50 000 USD prize purse along with the winner earning 700 TTR Ranking points ensures top level riding on one of the most original and progressive slopestyle set ups on the Tour.
The competition boasts 20 invited riders and open qualifications for the semi-finals that will then move into a 12-rider final. Among the top male riders competing are Swiss local Gian Simmen who currently sits at World No 83 and could move into the Top 60, and Italian ripper Manuel Pietropoli who could move into the Top 20 with a good result in Switzerland.
The Women's Tour drama also continues with the Crans-Montana Champs Open and includes Margot Rozies from France who will be looking to make a huge leap from World No 87 into the Swatch TTR Top 40. All eyes will be on Swiss rider Sina Candrian who is posting her sixth result of the 07/08 season in Switzerland. Candrian is currently TTR World No 6 and could very well move into World No 2. Ursina Haller, another Swiss rider could make World No. 5 if she wins as Conny Bleicher from Germany looks to make the TTR Top Ten with a win at Crans-Montana.
Due to a combination of jumps, rails, and transitions, the Crans-Montana Champs Open will see the best and most well rounded riders come out on top with some truly original lines. Riders will start with two kickers at the top followed by three rail and box options. Immediately following is a mini super-pipe that will allow between 3 and 4 hits, which then leads into a Quarterpipe at the end. Riders will have to prove they have what it takes to master every type of feature and transition if they wish take home a big piece of the $50 000 on offer, and claim the 700 TTR ranking points.
Stay tuned to www.ttrworldtour.com for updated Tour news from around the world, including events such as the THREE(3)STAR MC Invitational in France, the FOUR(4)STAR Quiksilver Natural Selection in Jackson Hole USA, and the FIVE(5)STAR Honda Session at Vail, USA. Also check out the blog for additional updates and the TTR Video player for fresh action from this past weekend's FIVE(5)STAR Billabong Air & Style.
Seeded Riders for Semi-Finals Men:
Ville Uotila FIN Atomic
Anthony Holland SUI Volcom
Matthieu Justafre FRA Rossignol
Michael Lundmark SWE
Nils Ardvidsson SWE Rip Curl
Per Loken SWE Rip Curl
Chris Sorman SWE Burton
Sam Cullum GBR DC
Gian Simmen SUI O'Neill
Manuel Pietropoli ITA Burton
Reto Kestenholz SUI Zimstern
Darius Heristchian SUI Rip Curl
Remi Lamazouere FRA Rip Curl
Alex Evequoz SUI Rossignol
Mathiue Schaer SUI Head
Seeded Riders for Semi-Finals Women:
Caroline Beliard FRA APO
Sina Candrian SUI Burton
Margot Rozies FRA Roxy
Tina Ramholt SUI FTwo
Gaetane Donze SUI


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Acosta Sales & Marketing Brand Ambassador in Flower Mound, Texas
The Brand Ambassador – Pet promotes sales through education of specific vendor products and communicate product benefits.
Promote sales through education of specific vendor products.
Communicating product benefits.
Identify selling opportunities. Talk to customers about their pets, and their pet's needs, provide solution with representing vendors' product.
Identify competition and any significant changes in pricing, promotion and volume.
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TattooNow TV Live Party This Sunday
Tattoo above in progress by Jeff Gogue of Off the Map, Oregon.
Join the worldwide live tattoo party, this Sunday, kicking off at 8PM EST until midnight, where TattooNow TV will broadcast live from Popcorn Noir in Easthampton, MA, with a line-up that includes:
8-10PM EST: "Tattoo as I See It" - A full length film featuring Jeff Gogue. [Jeff will answer questions about the film via Skype]
10-11PM EST: Off the Map LIVE! Hosted by Ben Licata. [Some of the following links have sound.] Watson Aitkison will be in house, and Skyping in is Deano Cook, Tom Strom, Thomas Kynst ... oh and ME!
11-12PM EST: Innerstate - Produced by veteran tattooist Guy Aitchison, Innerstate: The Movie is a 50 minute documentary film featuring interviews with the artists and an inside look at their visions, techniques, concerns and goals. It's a fast-paced film with a great soundtrack, perfect for your tattoo shop video library.
I'm really psyched to be Skyping in with the cool kids. I'll be talking about the top tattoo news, blackwork, and answering questions. Beam in from your living room, tattoo studio, or host a viewing party of your own. See ya on Sunday!
Deano Cook
Jeff Gogue
TattooNow TV
Tom Strom


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The results of two pieces of research based on comScore data show how important it is for marketers to build their knowledge of the role played by online research – and Search – in the buying process.
A three-month study by Yahoo! and comScore, reported by Chris Sherman of SearchEngineWatch, found that 45% of American internet users visit automotive websites.
Only 6% of these people are engaged in shopping behaviour but they account for 36% of total visits to auto sites. Of these engaged shoppers, 77% either bought a car or said they were planning on buying a car within a year although only 32% requested a quote on a specific model of car.
Herein lies a problem for automotive marketers if they are assessing the success of their online marketing efforts based purely on the number of online leads they get.
A sophisticated understanding of user behaviour – and marketing effectiveness by channel – is particularly crucial for car manufacturers and dealerships because of the way that so many people research online and buy offline when purchasing a car.
If there is an online advertising continuum with Direct Response marketing and Brand Advertising at opposite ends of the spectrum, then automotive marketers are typically operating somewhere in the middle.
According to Chris Sherman: "Search marketers should evaluate all advertising and marketing programs (search ads, banners, email, print and television advertising) on the same playing field."
A similarly sophisticated approach to online marketing is needed by marketers in the travel sector.
Another study by comScore, in conjunction with Yahoo! and Media Contacts, found that only 10% of online travel transactions linked to Search occurred immediately after the initial search referral.
The rest, considered latent purchases, took place in subsequent days and week, with 45% of purchases actually occurring more than four weeks later.
The implications of this research are summed up well by Ian Jindal who, writing for InternetRetailer.info, said: "Retailers need to track carefully whether sales today are the result of previous site research or comparative activity."
He added: "Working with your search provider to develop appropriate campaign management is therefore vital and the period for analysis should exceed the standard monthly cycle and look to quarterly analysis."


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Tonight on Nightly Business Report - a special Labor Day edition. With millions of Americans still unemployed several years after the recession ended, we highlight some entrepreneurs who took their passion and turned it into a money maker. We'll also hear from an expert who tells us what it takes to turn a bright idea into a business. D
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The spider family Thomisidae (crab spiders) has a worldwide distribution and includes 2166 described species, ranking it among the few most species-rich spider families (Platnick 2014). Of this diversity, 130 species are known from North America north of Mexico, with many of these species found in the southwest, although at least one is truly arctic and several others are found in subarctic/alpine tundra. Around half of the North American species are in the genus Xysticus. (Dondale 2005; Bradley 2013).
Some thomisids are associated with flowers whereas others are found on vegetation or in leaf litter or on the ground. Their typically compact, globose bodies with relatively short, thick legs and a crab-like laterigrade posture (i.e., the legs extend sidewise and the femora, especially, are twisted so that the front surface faces up) makes thomisids generally easy to recognize as such. The first pair of legs is often armed with heavy raptorial spines that are used in prey capture. Like most spiders, thomisids have eight eyes. The lateral eyes are typically situated on prominent pale tubercles and are often larger than the median eyes. Flattened thomisids in the genus Coriarachne live in crevices beneath loose treee bark but can also be found on fence posts and wooden buildings. Flower-inhabiting thomisids (Misumena, Minumenoides, Misumenops) ambush pollinating insects. Some of these spiders can slowly change their color to match the background. The ecology of one species, Misumena vatia, has been thoroughly studied by Douglass Morse and colleagues (Morse 2007). Dondale (2005) provides an overview of the taxonomic history of thomisids in Nort America north of Mexico.


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text: Markham Park received help from a youth group with 60 teens and another 15 Eagle Scouts on Saturday, July 18, 2009. Because a huge storm hit Friday night and knocked limbs and trees down, plus blew over the portable toilet, everyone had to scramble to get the project on track Saturday morning. The Youth Group had kids ages 13-25, and they came from all over the world. There were teens from Argentina, Colombia, Puerto Rico, Germany, Hawaii, Virginia, and North Carolina. They were not very prepared for the Everglades heat and bugs, but they hung in there. Both groups worked very well, even in the heat with all the mosquitoes. The South Florida Youth Group placed more than 300 plants in the upland area north of where Motorola had planted this past spring during a corporate volunteer workday. They also pulled vines and removed invasive plants from the area. The Eagle Scout group brought aquatic plants and mucked through the wetland. They also placed 25 plants from the nursery in the upland buffer. Many thanks to all volunteers and staff who assisted with the project.


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1. Re: Search box button question.Liam Dilley Apr 20, 2012 8:00 PM (in response to Legacys7)
Hi there,
How do you mean?
The form is html so you can do what you like. You can keep it as is and apply CSS only styles to it to great effect or you can set the input as an image and use your image (although no roleover effect that way) or you can replace it with <button> and use that as you have a lot more options.
Here are just some example tutorials on what you cna do:
2. Re: Search box button question.Legacys7 Apr 20, 2012 8:09 PM (in response to Liam Dilley)
Hi Liam. Let me clairify. I have an existing search box and a button that I'd made for it via Fireworks. It looks like that I'm able to take the code from the search box from B.C. and insert it inside the Dreamweaver's search box. But I wasn't 100% on how to apply the code from the search button that's part of the B.C. search box, into my "go" button that I'd made in Fireworks.
3. Re: Search box button question.Liam Dilley Apr 20, 2012 8:57 PM (in response to Legacys7)
You can not just put your stuff in.
The fields have to be the same, the names etc of those fields need to be the same and the action of course needs to be included.
You also need to decide how you want the search to work with either inserting the module results tag into the same page or template or into a new page. If you want a new page you need to modify the action.
Here is the knowledgebase link with information about it:
4. Re: Search box button question.Legacys7 Apr 20, 2012 9:04 PM (in response to Liam Dilley)
I'm aware of that and already know how to insert a working module on a different page. Currently have a set up like that now. My sole goal is just to be able to perform the same task but with the button that I'd made to compliment the website's aesthetics. I'll look the link.
Edit. That link is irrelevant to my initial question. I already know how to do that already.
5. Re: Search box button question.Liam Dilley Apr 20, 2012 9:34 PM (in response to Legacys7)
The first link?
The first post answers your question.
You need to update the CSS for the button or make CSS in the stylesheet targeting that button to style it. OR if you want to use an image you set the input field as type="image" and apply the source.
What other information do you need?
6. Re: Search box button question.Legacys7 Apr 20, 2012 10:33 PM (in response to Liam Dilley)
No. I was referring to the second link that is irrelevant. I'll look into the 1st link. I was clarifying my question in my 2nd reply because you weren't sure what I was asking. "How do you mean?" That's all.
7. Re: Search box button question.Brad Lawryk Apr 20, 2012 11:06 PM (in response to Legacys7)
My sole goal is just to be able to perform the same task but with the button that I'd made to compliment the website's aesthetics.
I think what Liam is telling you is you can't replace the BC search field with your own. That just won't work. What you can do is using CSS make the BC one look and act like the one in Dreamweaver. ou can do some very impressive stuff with CSS so much so that the search form or any form is completely different. Bottom line is you need to add your design to the form. You can't add your form to the design.
Maybe if you supplied a link to the form so we could see what you are trying to do we could give you more detailed direction.
8. Re: Search box button question.Liam Dilley Apr 20, 2012 11:16 PM (in response to Brad Lawryk)
Key thing to note is please never take offense to someone posting to much information or things you know. Other people do not know your skills. And increasingly beginers to the web are asking questions and using BC as their platform for making websites.
I have posted about how to change someones CSS and been asked what CSS was, I have been asked what a Div was, I have had people totally non compliant in terms of what HTML is trying to use Business Catalyst so while I stick to my guns in my principle of "Help people help themselves" where I very rarely just give people the code answer (I do not feel that is right, people need to learn so they understand what they are doing) , I try and cover the basis.
Hope that makes sense
9. Re: Search box button question.Legacys7 Apr 21, 2012 8:11 AM (in response to Liam Dilley)
@ Liam. A suggestion here. Never read too deep into replies. Meaning the "offense" point here. My point was addressing that I'm past that point regarding the search to a new page part because it was irrelevant to my initial question after your initial reply to me. I was simply clarifying and addressing what you didn't understand in my initial question. Nothing more nothing less. "Hope that makes sense." I'd understood your point in your intial reply. Just needed to clear up your first question so that we're on the same page.
@ Brad. Thanks. Yes, I got that from the initial reply. As I was pointing out to Liam his, "How do you mean?" question.
10. Re: Search box button question.Liam Dilley Apr 21, 2012 5:20 PM (in response to Legacys7)
Well, start up with a bit more explanation, check out what a person has said to see if it is the right answer before replying and your all good
11. Re: Search box button question.Legacys7 Apr 21, 2012 5:40 PM (in response to Liam Dilley)
No lecture needed my man. What's best is to not assume that one is taking offense when someone is replying back to you. Let's kill the ego contest here. If I weren't for the knowledge, I wouldn't waste my time asking. The help is much appreciated. I have no issue with people askng for clarification. Hence why I did give you a "bit more explanation." after you'd asked, "How do you mean?" I just didn't need the additives and preservatives in your previous reply.
12. Re: Search box button question.Liam Dilley Apr 22, 2012 12:41 AM (in response to Legacys7)
Wow, not even thought the conversations were in that direction. Lol
You got the help, will leave it at that.


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Federal funding for the bridges includes money for artwork, so the village held a contest and chose a local artist's work. It features imagery from the Jemez Pueblo and the first Spanish mission built there, including a priest and six crosses.
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rufflesTuesday, May 29, 2007
A little sewing took place over the weekend. I purchased this fabric on super sale from Joann fabrics to try this skirt. 1/2 of a yard of each. I think it cost me $2.47! How awesome is that?! Really, really easy. If you know how to baste and gather, then you can do this. If not, this might help . Basically, it is four ruffles sewn together.
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I love the skirt. I have started to learn. I have a few pictures up.I love the fabric on sale I think her dresses cost me less than 3 dollars too. But I always get enough to make two so when my twins get bigger they can wear it. I would love to be able to make a skirt like that. It's soooo cute. My oldest is named Libby!ReplyDelete
Love it, just like the Boden catalog!;)ReplyDelete
Libby 'seams' (tee-hee) to love her new skirt...I still have to get a sewing machine, Soon!! Lovely photoshoot, as usual!ReplyDelete
ADORABLE...!! You just plain ROCK!!!ReplyDelete
Absolutely adorable!ReplyDelete
Very cute, and I love the other one you made, too! I think I'm going to have to get out my sewing machine soon.ReplyDelete
I think I asked once before, but we didn't quite know each other then. Do you have a tricked out sewing machine? Or could I do this on my 1950s vintage machine (at least it is electric). I am going to have to get sewing.ReplyDelete
As always, you are a beautiful seamstress, er, rather, you seam beautifully?!
Oh my gosh, this is so absolutely cute! Everything's perfect as I see it - the fabric, the ruffles, the style, the fit - it's adorable indeed! I'd so wish I could sew so well, but as it is, no one managed to far to teach me so that I understood the basics - I'm hopeless in this case, I'm afraid ;(ReplyDelete
so cute! i bet she loves it!ReplyDelete
thanks for sharing the instructions for this adorable skirt. I have been wanting to try one, and you make it sound easy!ReplyDelete


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DUNNELLON — A Dunnellon man accused of molesting two teenage girls was arrested early Thursday.
The man, who is 44, faces 11 charges, including sexual battery and lewd and lascivious molestation.
His name and the relationship between him and the victims were not released by authorities.
Officials with the Dunnellon Police Department said the molestation began when the victims were 13 and 15. They are now 19 and 21.
The victims told Officer Carolina Rolfes about occasions when the man had sex with them and inappropriately touched them over several years, and at times gave them marijuana, crack cocaine and alcohol, according to reports.
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The Fort McCoy recycling center will hold a furniture collection event starting at 7 a.m. Saturday at 12195 E. County Road 316, Fort McCoy.
Sofas, couches, beds, mattresses, box springs, bureaus, benches, chairs, lamps, end tables and other items will be accepted. For more information, visit www.marioncountyfl.org/SolidWaste/SpecialPrograms_FurnitureCollection.aspx or call 671-8465.
Book and yard sales today and Saturday
Book Sale, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friends of Belleview Library Book Nook, 6007 SE Earp Road, Belleview. (245-2767, 438-2500 or visit friendsofbelleviewlibrary.org)
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Yard sale, Sharpes Ferry Mobile Home Community, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, 9901 SE County Road 314, Silver Springs. (625-3328)
Rummage sale, Gateway to Hope Ministries, noon to 6 p.m. Friday and 7 a.m. to noon Saturday, 3803 NE 7th St., Ocala. (342-0447)
Yard sale, Quail Meadow Community, 8 a.m., Northwest 49th Ave., Ocala. (732-5921)
Community yard sale, 8 a.m., Open Arms Church of God, 13695 N U.S. 441, Citra. (629-2301)
FWC says Saturday is license-free fishing day
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The keynote speaker will be Alex Sink, former chief financial officer for the state of Florida.
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High court rules state can't hold sex offender
TALLAHASSEE — The Florida Supreme Court has ruled that the state can't hold a Venice man in sex offender detention because he had already finished his prison sentence by the time paperwork was filed.
The court ruled 5-2 in Larry Phillips' case on Thursday.
It said an individual must be in "lawful custody" when commitment proceedings are started. Phillips was in physical custody but his sentence had expired three months earlier.
Florida's "Jimmy Ryce Act" lets the state detain sex offenders even after they have completed prison if courts determine they are a danger to the community. They cannot be released until they've received treatment and a judge rules they no longer are a danger.
The law is named for a 9-year-old boy who was raped and murdered in Miami-Dade County.
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Toddler found walking the streets by herself
ORLANDO — A nearly 2-year-old Orlando girl has been reunited with her family after she was found wandering the streets alone. Authorities struggled to find information about the toddler Wednesday.
A spokeswoman for the Department of Children and Families says the toddler lives with her adult sister. The sister went to work and left the child with a babysitter who fell asleep after working an overnight shift. The babysitter woke up, went looking for the toddler and discovered fliers about the missing girl.
DCF reunited the girl with her family and is working on getting them additional door locks and affordable child care. Orlando Police said Thursday there were no signs of abuse and no charges will be filed.
— The Associated Press
Immigrant's request for law license denied
TALLAHASSEE — A man brought into the country as a child on a visitor's visa has been denied a license to practice law.
The Florida Supreme Court on Thursday denied Jose Godinez-Samperio's motion for admission to the Bar.
That's because the court can't rule on his admission until it resolves the question of whether people who enter or remain in the U.S. without legal permission can be attorneys in Florida. That decision is pending.
Godinez-Samperio's parents brought him to the United States from Mexico on a visitor's visa when he was 9. They overstayed their visas and never returned to Mexico.
He graduated from Florida State University's law school and already has passed the Florida bar examination.
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World War II vet finally awarded Purple Heart
FORT MYERS — Some 70 years after his ship was hit by Japanese bombs, a World War II veteran has received a Purple Heart for his service.
The Fort Myers News-Press reports U.S. Rep. Trey Radel, R-Fort Myers presented the long overdue medal to Roy Kratt.
Ray was 17 when the USS Meredith was struck. The 81 survivors treaded water for three days before they were rescued.
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