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Balloon battles, bouncing in beetles and bounding up mounds were some of the activities for children at Sibley's National Night Out on Tuesday night. With more than one hundred showing up to celebrate, the lawn beside Sibley Town Hall was filled with music and packed with families. Hot dogs and burgers filled hungry stomachs as children jumped in a ladybug themed bouncing house, played with twisted-balloon creations and scaled a mountain of dirt.
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This album is for copies of letters, documents, reports, maps, and certificates of general or individual Commando significance. Items relating to individuals of whom we have a photo should be placed with the individual's photo in the Commando Units album. The exception to this would be for letters that are so personally significant as to warrant being duplicated here as well as alongside their picture in the Commando Units album. If in doubt seek advice before posting. If there is no photo they may be placed here. Any item that includes a list of names of Commandos should be placed in the Nominal Rolls Album
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Personal Letters, diaries, and memoirs
This album is for personal letters,diaries, and memoirs, written by Commandos.
The Commando Association
This album contains historical documents,booklets,letters, relating to the Old Comrades Association of the Army Commandos , later to be renamed The Commando Association
Wartime Army Commando Raids
5 pages of a document written by Henry Brown OBE, General Secretary and Treasurer of the former Commando Association 1946 - 1986 and provided courtesy of John Mewett
Great Deeds of the Army Commandos
An article written by L.Col. Augustus Charles Newman VC of No. 2 Commando. Courtesy of Mrs Desiree Roderick MBE
Hitler's infamous Commando Order
An unidentified translated copy of the order. Photo courtesy of Peter Cooper
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Document courtesy of John Mewett
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All documents of interest about the raid and those who took part
Report on the destruction of a German Battery at Dieppe
This document was provided by Jack Bakker.
Dieppe Summary
Issue no. 28 of a booklet called War. Produced by the Army Bureau of Current Affairs. This issue titled Dieppe Summary is provided courtesy of Paul Bell
Report on Flushing
Official war report on Flushing. Courtesy of Peter Cooper, son of Dennis Cooper 1 troop No.4 Cdo.
Salerno Diary
Issue no. 65 of a booklet called War. Produced by the Army Bureau of Current Affairs. This issue titled Salerno Diary is written by Capt. H. H. Blissett of No.2 Commando. Courtesy of his son Michael Blissett.
A Prayer by L/Sgt Tommy Parsons 2 Cdo at Salerno 1993
Courtesy of David Justice
No.2 Commando overseas
Document courtesy of Peter Rogers
Morale and Local Relations in No.2 Commando
A document with extracts from personal letters relating to morale
So Fine and Honourable an Englishman - Capt. Joseph Houghton MC
An account from The Colditz Society newsletter reproduced here with the permission of the author Carol Kerr
It all started in Weymouth by Major James Dunning
An account of No.4 Cdo.s time in Weymouth reproduced here with the permission of the author Major James Dunning
Personal message from the C in C on VE Day
Photo from the collection of CSM George Phillips No 6 Cdo. courtesy of Les Phillips
Letter to No.4 Commando from Lord Lovat re Exercise Brandyball
Photo courtesy of McDougall family
Post war No.4 Commando newsletter 11th hour edition
This newsletter belonged to Ronald 'Ken' Young No.9 and No. 4 Cdo and is provided courtesy of Marc Bridger
Jiggered about beyond belief - Layforce 1941 by Alan Orton
An account of Layforce reproduced here with the permission of the author Alan Orton
A Wife Remembers
A Poem by Elizabeth (Betty) Boardman, wife of Arthur Boardman, No.2 Commando.
Issue 25 The Daily Vis-a-Vis 27th May 1944
Issued to allied troops on Vis. Photo courtesy of Sharon Cotter
Daily Part I Orders, No5 Cdo, 11 Sept 1940
Issued by Lt Col S P Wood prior to the 1940 reorganisation of the Commandos. Courtesy of Max Heron
Letter from Lord Lovat to Captain Rooney re the future of 12 Commando
Photo courtesy of Captain Rooney's son Chris
Holding Commando Overseas Special Order of the day dated 25 Oct.45
Announcement of the disbanding of the Commandos. Photo courtesy of Pete Rogers
No.10IA Commando Orders by Lt. Col. Laycock - 12 March 1945
Photo courtesy of Jack Bakker
Letter of thanks to No.1 Commando From from the Commander in Chief Allied Forces
Sent in 1943 to Lieutenant Colonel Tom Trevor. Photo courtesy of Ashton Horner.
1st Commando Brigade Commendation 29th March 1945
This photo was found in the album of John Fairhurst 46 RM Commando, courtesy of Ruben van Ratingen
3rd Commando Brigade Commendation 17th Feb. 1945
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I have experienced a few of these, although over several years so I would not call them "new" scams.
We had a local business install private parking meters on a next door lot downtown... turned out that he did not even own or lease that lot! He ended up not only paying for the meters and their initial installation, but had to pay fines and rip them out and restore the property. His business reputation suffered enough that he ended up closing that store and opening a new one miles away under a different name.
Had a friend renting a room from an amateur landlord (who had been a friend of his). Among the oddest rules of this landlord: only certain lights allowed on, at certain times of the day (my friend often had to stumble around the house in the dark), must park on the street despite a large empty driveway, separate trash cans, and my friend had to run the landlord's errands including taking him to and from work (they worked at the same place) without refunding gasoline or even a "thank you".
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I was new to the neighborhood & answered the door once, and when I said, "no thank you" the guy sneered, "what's the matter, don't you like meat?" I said "no" & he looked me up & down & said, "really? that's hard to believe!" I slammed the door in his face, but they kept coming back until I called the place & complained about their rude behavior. One person would drive & the passenger would jump out & bum rush the door if they saw it open, but I used to run up quickly & shut the door & draw blinds. They'd be outside yelling @ me "I know you are home"
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Connecticut's fiscal year 2013 budget deficit has doubled, according to the nonpartisan Office of Fiscal Analysis. On Friday, the office reported that the state was short $138.6 million.
The new figure is more than twice the $64.4 million amount reported by Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's office on Tuesday.
Since the deficit mitigation bill in December, which eliminated a budget deficit of nearly $365 million, spending has increased and revenues have decreased, according to the OFA report.
On the spending side, a major change was in Medicaid expenditures. Estimated Medicaid spending is expected to increase by $88 million because of an increasing Medicaid low-income adult population. Budgeted savings won't be enough to offset that increase, the report said.
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The $138.6 million figure, while substantial, does not force the governor into another deficit-mitigation plan.
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The Internet has grown and flourished for more than 20 years without burdensome federal regulations. Absent government roadblocks that could hold up progress, the Internet has been able to evolve and rapidly advance as technology develops. Along with it, business development and job creation, spurred by web-based innovation, have been strengthened by a free market-oriented environment. Unfortunately, this could soon change because of new Internet regulations issued by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in a three-to-two party line vote on December 21, 2010.
The new rules represent an unprecedented power-grab by the unelected members of the FCC, to whom Congress has delegated very limited authority to act in the area of broadband services. This unaccountable group of regulators is creating authority to intervene in an area that represents one-sixth of the nation's economy. The move installs a government arbiter to force their idea of how the Internet should be run on users and the companies that are trying to make broadband access available to Americans throughout the nation.
The public is largely happy with the way the Internet currently works -- as a private resource. The FCC action is a solution in search of a problem.
The FCC's proposed regulations are particularly concerning because they would impose new directives onto communications companies that will stifle the Internet's well-known and successful spirit of innovation. Heavy-handed regulations threaten investment in broadband Internet services, which could place valuable American jobs at risk. And any downturn in investment will limit the next evolution of this technology. Businesses would be less likely to build out advanced next generation wireless broadband networks or to bring high-speed Internet services to rural communities because they cannot be certain their investments would be successful.
Investment could further languish because businesses will constantly fear violating vague and fluctuating Internet regulations. One of those murky rules under the FCC's new regulations states that providers may not "unreasonably discriminate" against lawful internet traffic. On its face, that sounds like a laudable goal -- but, as with most government regulations, the devil is in the details. The term is ambiguously defined in the order, and how the FCC interprets and enforces what is "reasonable" will determine how limiting this restriction is.
The "unreasonable discrimination" order would in effect establish that the FCC would have an approval portal that companies must pass through just to manage their day-to-day operations. For instance, if a provider notices that a small number of users are sharing huge file dumps that are leading to congestion on the network, it should have the right to slow down those connections in order to relieve the congestion for the vast majority of users. But under the FCC's new regulations, unelected government regulators could determine that such an action is "unreasonable." By diminishing companies' flexibility in managing their own networks, the regulation could also undermine Internet providers' ability to guarantee subscribers high quality service.
The FCC's primary argument for these new rules is to ensure that Internet customers are not blocked by service providers from viewing or sending lawful content of their choice. Again, on the surface, this seems perfectly reasonable. However, this is already the reality of today's open Internet environment. Broadband providers currently support consumers accessing the content of their choice and using devices and applications they desire. This is because the free market system has worked. Burdensome government meddling is not needed.
The FCC has not provided any evidence to justify this regulatory overreach. In fact, the Internet has developed and thrived precisely because it has not been weighed down with oppressive government regulations. We must preserve the openness of the Internet as a platform for innovation and economic growth without a preemptive regulatory intervention by the government. Government regulation of the Internet is in not in anyone's interest. Fighting this overreach will be one of my top priorities in the coming year. I will work to halt these regulatory burdens and explore other efforts to reform the FCC in the 112th Congress.
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From a kingdom to a republic
In 1884 and 1885, European nations held the Berlin Conference and divided Africa into Belgian, British, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish colonies. The Grassfields became part of the newly-created German colony of Cameroon.
In 1902 the Germans arrived to unify the Bamum kingdom with the rest of Cameroon. They met King Njoya and were impressed by Bamum art and politics. As the years passed, the Germans and Njoya tolerated each other.
After the German defeat in World War I, the French took over most of Cameroon, including the Bamum kingdom. In 1930 they sent Njoya into exile to break his power. Njoya never saw his people again.
When the French took over the colony of Cameroon, they tried to destroy the Bamum kingdom. As French soldiers threw the most sacred Bamum objects into the street, many people fled, afraid that their nation was gone forever.
Njimoluh, son of Njoya, became king through an agreement between Bamum nobles and French officials. Quietly, he worked to preserve his people's heritage. As soon as the French left Cameroon in 1960, Njimoluh gathered up all the sacred objects and put them back where they were safe. Not long after, many Bamum returned to their kingdom.
King Njimoluh ruled from 1933 to 1992.
Today Cameroon is a republic. The Bamum king no longer has the political power he had before Europeans arrived. However, he continues to watch over and protect the heritage of his people.
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Is Rocker Bottom Reconstruction A Viable Option For Limb Preservation?
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Another advantage of external fixation is related to the relative noninvasive nature of the fixation. Since external fixation is done percutaneously, there is no need for excessive dissection. Plastic reconstruction of ulcerations, whether it is flap closure and/or a split thickness skin graft, requires immobilization for proper healing. External fixation acts as a pseudo cast, providing immobilization for a superior wound healing environment. Since there is no need for a cast with external fixation, it becomes possible to visualize and access the plastic surgery closure daily if necessary. Unlike internal fixation, external fixation is accessible at all times. Therefore, the surgeon has the ability to make postoperative adjustments to optimize the fixation.
What Constitutes Success With Charcot Reconstruction?
One should make every attempt to treat the rocker bottom foot with conservative care first. If the Charcot foot is braceable (i.e., the foot is suitable for ambulation without cutaneous breakdown), one should consider bracing the treatment of choice. Pinzur reported that 87 of the 147 (59.2 percent) feet treated for midfoot disease achieved long-term closure without surgical intervention.5 When conservative care fails, podiatric clinicians should consider reconstruction.
Keep in mind that midfoot Charcot reconstruction is a salvage procedure. Therefore, we cannot judge reconstruction with the same criteria as an elective midfoot arthrodesis. A growing body of research describes a change in the way we measure the success of Charcot reconstruction.6 Remember, the goal is limb salvage. We are starting with an unstable, non-braceable, rocker bottom, ulcerative foot that has failed conservative care. Under these criteria, the patient has very few treatment options. A midfoot arthrodesis gives the patient the chance to heal a chronic wound while maintaining a functional limb.
Therefore, the goal of reconstruction is to return the patient to his or her previous level of function by giving the patient a functional, braceable foot with intact integument. Using this definition of success, complications such as osteotomy site pseudoarthrosis may be insignificant. If the patient is able to heal the ulceration and return to his or her previous level of function, the Charcot reconstruction is a success.
What The Research Reveals About Midfoot Reconstruction
The research on midfoot reconstruction over the past several years has focused on internal fixation for midfoot arthrodesis. Unfortunately, success rates with internal fixation have often been unsatisfactory. Although external fixation for Charcot reconstruction is relatively new, recent literature reports exciting success rates. Again it must be stressed that success represents patients who had functional, braceable feet with intact integument.
Cooper reported on the use of Ilizarov external fixation for midfoot arthrodesis. Fourteen patients underwent midfoot arthrodesis with bone graft. At a mean follow-up of 41 months, 100 percent of these patients went on to function at a level equal to the ability they had prior to the Charcot deformity.1 Farber reported 10 of 11 patents who had undergone midfoot reconstruction with external fixation returned to therapeutic footwear at an average of 24 months.7
Although these results are promising, they are still early results. Further research with long-term follow-up is necessary before the rocker bottom reconstruction becomes the definitive treatment for a collapsed Charcot midfoot.


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I'm running Heidi 126.96.36.19916 on Win7 Enterprise x64 connecting to MySQL 5.1.46 Community edition on Windows Server 2008 R2.
The problem I'm having is that completion proposals in the editor work fine for everything other than column names. I'm connecting to a WordPress database. An example table is here:
CREATE TABLE `wp_users` (
`user_login` VARCHAR(60) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
`user_pass` VARCHAR(64) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
`user_nicename` VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
`user_email` VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
`user_url` VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
`user_registered` DATETIME NOT NULL DEFAULT '0000-00-00 00:00:00',
`user_activation_key` VARCHAR(60) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
`user_status` INT(11) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
`display_name` VARCHAR(250) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
INDEX `user_login_key` (`user_login`),
INDEX `user_nicename` (`user_nicename`)
Typing the following query (without quotes) then pressing Ctrl+Space will bring up a list of matching table names:
'SELECT * FROM wp_'
I can then select from any of the wp_ prefixed tables using the popup. That's great.
However, if I try to do it with a column name with a query like this before hitting Ctrl+Space:
'SELECT * FROM wp_users WHERE user_'
I get a popup box but it's just empty. Same would apply if I use the following query but the caret position is just after the underscore in the column name:
'SELECT user_ FROM wp_users'
If I put an alias on the table, I can get completion proposals without any problems. For example, this works fine:
'SELECT * FROM wp_users u WHERE u.'
As expected, the popup brings up all column names from wp_users.
Any idea why it doesn't work when I haven't put an alias for the table? I *think* this used to work.
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|No, this definitly never workedThis is because HeidiSQL needs some hint what you want to see, which is no problem with a table alias. But if there is nothing, just a starting string with some characters, you could easily ask for some MySQL function name, or for a table name, or database name, or whatever. Table aliases and table names work.
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|Cool that's fine. I jump between HeidiSQL and SSMS quite a lot depending on the project and I think whatever I've got installed in SSMS does the column completion. Cheers for the quick reply and keep up the great work.
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4 posts since Thu, 24 Jan 13
I've had a look and it's SQL Complete for SSMS I was getting confused with. When you pretty Ctrl+Space in scenarios similar to the ones I mentioned above, you get the following:
The popup window seems to list the following (in this order):
* Column names for table
* UDFs
* Roles
* Databases
* T-SQL built-in functions
* T-SQL configuration functions
That does result in quite a lot of data being in the popup box but it is probably more useful than nothing popping up.
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I have a problem with autocomplete.
Here is:
I have the next query:
Select * from table where tabla.idtable = 1
Autocomplete works fine, but with the next query
Select * from table t where t. <--
Autocomplete in Heidi 7 doesn't work like Heidi 6
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|t. should display column names from "table", should it? Doesn't it do that?
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4 posts since Thu, 24 Jan 13
Both of these scenarios work for me:
In that after the period, Heidi will bring up the autocomplete window with column suggestions from that table. Not sure why it isn't working for you dazamar01 as I'm also using Heidi 7 (22.214.171.12416).
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Suggestions for motivating young African and looking for Mentor(s)
I have an obsession with success. I so look forward to succeeding in life and to also help others especially the youth to succeed. I kindly seek:
1) Suggestions on creative programs/interventions I can start up to help young Kenyans and Africans at large to be motivated and to succeed n life.
2) A mentor here in success as I mentor others. I wanna be responsible to someone in entrepreneurship. One who has made it in difficut situtions
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Nov 28 2012: Get yourself to the Landmark Forum - www.landmarkeducation.com - it will change your life and the life of those around you. I have personally attended as have all of my family. It is an intense 3+ day "bootcamp" / life skills training for your mind. They are worldwide and have a session set for Nairobi February 8, 9, 10, & 12 in Nairobi - the last day is to some degree optional. Best of luck.
Nov 29 2012: This link takes you to Landmark's cirriculum page. It provide an outline to what they are offering you to learn.
This page is for the prices associated with their courses, which seems to start at $510.
I am almost certain this same knowledge is available for free if you seek it out.
Nov 29 2012: Do consider Theodore's advice, though. Many people and organizations put a high fee on information/services that you can also get for free or at the price of a paper back book that is of the same quality.
Here is an example of high quality and free six month course provided by a highly successful management consultant who switched gears to emphasize coaching individuals: http://lateralaction.com/pathfinder/
And the host does not trail after you to try to sell you upgrades, ebooks, or merchandise.
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Since 1932, the Annie Russell Theatre at Rollins College has been a beautiful tribute to actress Annie Russell. As the heart of the Department of Theatre and Dance, this historic building has kept the legend and legacy of Annie Russell in the limelight. On Thursday, Jan. 29 Rollins honored Russell once again as a stone was placed along the Walk of Fame to recognize her many achievements and contributions to theater.
The stone, which came from Russell's home in Winter Park, is the 531st stone to be placed in Rollins' Walk of Fame. Stones from the birthplaces of Maya Angelou, Fred Rogers and Martin Luther King, Jr., among others also line the Walk of Fame on the edge of Mills Lawn.
Rollins faculty, staff and students along with members of the community attended the 20-minute stone-laying ceremony. Rollins President Lewis Duncan welcomed members of Annie Russell's family and introduced student Joseph Bromfield (Class of 2009), who read a personal letter he wrote to Annie.
"Annie, I need to thank you," Bromfield said. "Without you and the legacy you left behind, I would not be the artist or even the person that I am today. And I am only one voice among many. So for the students of Rollins College both past and present, I'd like to thank you Annie, for everything."
As part of a two-year collaboration during Rollins' Student-Faculty Collaborative Scholarship Program, Bromfield and Director of Theatre Arts & Dance Jennifer Cavenaugh conducted research on letters written by Russell and wrote a play about her life titled "Stage Fright."
Chelsea Swearingen '12, who portrayed Russell in "Stage Fright," a Fred Stone Theatre production, read one of Russell's letters to the crowd.
In the letter, Russell said, "I am always a student; I shall never stop thinking, studying, learning as long as I live. There is so much to do, so much to express, such worlds of artistice beauty to explore."
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I want to drape myself in flowing garments made of silk-linen blends.
A designer's challenge: holding onto, and then evolving, a point of view.
Solange, Thom Browne, and turtlenecks that looked like neck braces.
Our favorites from The Row, 3,1 Phillip Lim, Carolina Herrera, and more.
Pre-fall marches on in marine green hues, spangled sequins, silver charmeuse, furs, and long wrap skirts.
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The Olsens have been living aspirationally since the Full House days.
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American designers like Tory Burch, J.Crew, and Michael Kors give us pragmatism, but they also give us joy.
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The outcomes would have made you think just the opposite were true as the Munroe Bobcats buried district foe Aucilla 9-0, out-hitting the visiting Warriors 13-3 in doing so.
The rain washed away many of the scheduled recent outdoors contests for softball and tennis in the county but a few games managed to squeeze in around the raindrops.
This week is the last week before Gadsden County schools close for spring break week March 17 to 21.
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Pass Variables in a Query String?
9 August 2008 at 7:35am
What is the best way to pass variables from page to page (template to template) in Silverstripe?
I'm on a page which lists clients, and I want to click on the client and pass that client's name to a page whose controller takes the name and get all the projects for that particular client from the database.
The link is "projects-by-client?Client=Client1". In my ProjectsByClient controller, I have the following function:
function ProjectsByClient($Client) {
$whereStatement = "ProjectClient = '".$Client."'";
return DataObject::get("ProjectPage", $whereStatement);
Thwe query works fine if you hard-code a client name. But my controller is saying "missing argument" when I try to pass it in dynamically. How can I pass the client name to the controller?? Seems like this should be easy.
Thanks in advance,
Re: Pass Variables in a Query String?
9 August 2008 at 8:40am
It doesn't look like your getting or setting $Client in the get request there.
retrieve the get variable and set it with the following code
$Client = Director::urlParam('client')
Re: Pass Variables in a Query String?
9 August 2008 at 8:56am
Thanks so much for your reply. I am using your code ($Client = Director::urlParam('Client');) and am getting the follownig error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE, expecting T_FUNCTION in C:\wwwroot\wamp\www\silverstripe-v2.2.2\mysite\code\ProjectsByClient.php on line 26
Any ideas?
Thanks again,
Re: Pass Variables in a Query String?
9 August 2008 at 9:16am Last edited: 9 August 2008 9:16am
make sure you're using Director:: in the controller.
EDIT:// and check for simple syntax errors before line 26.
Re: Pass Variables in a Query String?
9 August 2008 at 9:20am
Hello again--
What do you mean by "using" Director:: in the controller? Do I need to instantiate that in some way, or...? And there is no other code in the controller, by the way-- if I take out the line you sent me the error goes away.
Re: Pass Variables in a Query String?
9 August 2008 at 9:27am Last edited: 9 August 2008 9:28am
for instance if you put this code on HomePage.php it would need to go inside of the page_controller of hompage.php
class HomePage_Controller extends Page_Controller {
function ProjectsByClient($Client) {
if ($Client = Director::urlParam('Client')){
$whereStatement = "ProjectClient = '".$Client."'";
return DataObject::get("ProjectPage", $whereStatement);
// End of controller
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Re: Pass Variables in a Query String?
9 August 2008 at 10:15pm
I dont think thats correct as the default URL arrays is something like /Action/ID/OtherID. Also in the If you are using = rather then == so it will always return true, And since you are going to be inserting the URL parameter into a SQL query you need to make sure its safe! so what you would have is
function client() {
if (isset(Director::urlParam('ID'))){
$where = Convert::raw2SQL(Director::urlParam('ID'));
$whereStatement = "ProjectClient = '". $where ."'";
return DataObject::get("ProjectPage", $whereStatement);}
and you would go mysite.com/home/client/Bob and it will list the projects where client = bob. The problem is that it doesnt work if you have spaces in the client name - as you are passing the name via the URL. So you might need to use the ID number of the client rather then the name.
Re: Pass Variables in a Query String?
12 August 2008 at 1:19am
Hi-- thanks for chiming in, willr. However, it's still not working. Here is my code, converted from yours:
function ProjectsByClient() {
if (isset(Director::urlParam('ClientID'))) {
$where = Convert::raw2SQL(Director::urlParam('ClientID'));
$whereStatement = "ID = '". $where ."'";
return DataObject::get("ProjectPage", $whereStatement);
My URL is: portfolio-projects-by-client?ClientID=20
Here is the error I am getting:
Fatal error: Can't use function return value in write context in ...\ProjectsByClient.php on line 34.
Line 34 is this one:
if (isset(Director::urlParam('ClientID'))) {
Any ideas?
Thanks again,
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. federal data system used to verify information for the Obamacare health exchange is experiencing an outage, the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services told officials in Connecticut, a spokeswoman in the state said on Sunday.
The federal agency gave "no indication" of when the data services hub might be functioning again, a spokeswoman for Access Health CT, the Connecticut Obamacare exchange said.
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Though the small statue with the greenish hue is nicknamed "The Modest Venus," she is anything but.
It's true that the 10-inch figurine from the Italian Renaissance has one hand demurely covering her fig-leaf area, and the other held up as if to fend off unwanted advances. But around 1500, an anonymous metalworker crafted the Venus from bronze, which is naturally cool and pleasing to the touch. He gave her rounded limbs and an abundance of undulating curves; her buttocks might have been expressly designed to fill an adult's cupped palm.
Despite her outward reserve, this little lady is a flirt who practically begs to be caressed.
The statue is one of about three dozen artifacts making up "Touch and the Enjoyment of Sculpture," opening Jan. 21 at the Walters Art Museum. Part art exhibit and part science experiment, the show poses provocative questions about how our brains process tactile information, and about how artists throughout the centuries have exploited the inborn human preference for certain physical sensations.
"When we were reinstalling the Palace of Wonders, I picked up a statuette of the nude Venus," says Joaneath Spicer, the Walters' curator of Renaissance and Baroque art. "It fit exactly in my hand, and I thought: 'What do you know? This feels fantastic.'"
"I wouldn't have guessed that. I said to myself, 'Whoa. What's this about?' Could it be that in the 1500s they realized that this statue is incredibly satisfying to touch, and that it wasn't accidental?"
"Touch and the Enjoyment of Sculpture" is the second Walters exhibit to involve a collaboration with the Johns Hopkins University's Mind/Brain Institute.
In 2010, "Beauty and the Brain" explored whether humans have an inherent predilection to find some shapes more appealing than others. The new show poses similarly provocative questions about touch.
Visitors to the Walters will be asked to hold replicas of famous artworks, some of which have been modified. They'll be asked to rate on a scale of 1 to 10 how enjoyable it is to handle statues with rough or smooth surfaces, statues that vary in how much they are curved, and statues of different sizes and shapes.
Brain scientist Steven Hsiao is in the midst of a four-year research project. He's trying to pin down whether touching certain objects generates identifiable patterns of neural activity that people find pleasurable, and whether those configurations are activated when humans encounter great works of art.
Studies have found, Hsiao says, that stimuli such as lines, curves and motion generate similar responses from the neurons in the brain associated with vision and from those linked to touch.
"If the basic physical properties of vision and touch are processed the same, what about the cognitive things, like aesthetics?" he asks.
He has a hunch that people enjoy laying their heads on soft pillows and stroking a cat's silky fur because they cause neurons in the brain to fire at a relatively low, but constant, rate. We perceive this as restful and soothing and, hence, enjoyable.
In contrast, sandpaper, the sharp visual angles created by high-rises in an urban streetscape, or a cacophony of horns and voices cause neurons to fire in extremely irregular patterns, and are therefore perceived as stressful.
In addition to the data collected at the Walters, Hsiao is conducting related experiments at the Maryland State Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, and at the Mind/Brain Institute.
For now, test volunteers are being asked to subjectively rate how much they enjoy various physical sensations caused by touching objects that differ in roughness, hardness, size and shape.
Eventually, these intuitive assessments will be compared to the neuronal activity generated inside our skills by the same activities. Hsiao will look first in an area of the brain called the somatosensory cortex, because that's where touch initially is processed. Later, he'll explore the insular cortex, which handles pain and pleasure, and the frontal lobe, which regulates judgments.
One of the project's main goals will be to develop a template of brain activity when Hsiao's subjects are experiencing physical pleasure. The scientists will then try to determine how closely that blueprint corresponds to the neuronal patterns generated by gazing at and handling sculptural masterpieces and other artworks with tactile appeal.
"I think there's a sensory component to pleasantness, but there's also a higher, cognitive component that stems from memories and learned behaviors," Hsiao says. "Art taps into both of these."


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Salmon enhancement group receives $158,000 in grants
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife's ALEA Volunteer Cooperative Grant Program recently awarded five grants to Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association (NSEA), totaling $158,734.
The grants provide funding for supplies, materials, contractors, and mileage costs for landowners, interns and volunteers to accomplish voluntary salmon habitat restoration projects.
funds will be used for NSEA projects throughout the 2007-2009,
many of which are planned for the Blaine and Birch Bay
"We are doing some restoration work on Terrell Creek but also that money will be going into projects with California and Dakota creeks, which empty into Drayton Harbor, so we have several fund sources that address all of those watersheds," said Wendy Scherrer, executive director of NSEA.
One of the programs involves monitoring water quality of Terrell Creek for factors such as dissolved oxygen, pH, fecal coliform and water temperature, she said.
Scherrer said because Birch Bay is the second largest recreational shellfish area in the state, funding for these sources is important.
She said the organization also plans on bringing elementary and high school students to study their backyard streams, including students from Blaine, Lynden and Ferndale.
"It cumulatively kind of hits everything," she said. "We want to educate people as well as perform on-the-ground community based-projects resulting in protection and restoration of aquatic ecosytems."
said NSEA is also waiting for a response from the Puget
Sound Nearshore Partnership program for another possible
grant of $50,000. The agency was started by Governor
Christine Gregoire last year.
If successful, the grant will go toward restoring estuaries from Drayton Harbor, Birch Bay down to Padden estuary and Chuckanut Bay.
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went into 2007 with half the budget we had
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A modern take on a classic
This skater dress by Definitions captures the sleek, cool lines of the modernist movement and infuses your spring wardrobe with new season style.
Transforming the skater dress with fresh, urban edge this dress compliments your city chic. A cinched waist and flared skirt create a smooth outline that flatters your summer style and provides the perfect base to accessorise with. A clean-cut V neckline polishes this piece off with precision beauty.
Wear this dress with Shoe Box two part sandals and a slick of berry bright lipstick for a slick daytime outfit.
Whatever you do, do it in style
Useful info:
- Skater dress by Definitions
- V neck front feature
- Sleeveless style
- Side zip fastening
- Worn length: 36 inches
Savoir Cowl Neck Maxi Dress
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Savoir Jersey Maxi Dress
This jersey maxi dress by Savoir is the ideal addition to your holiday wardrobe this summer.
The jersey fabric makes this dress lightweight, cool and comfortable - ideal for walks along the beach as well as barbecues in the garden. Available in two colours the zesty orange hue shows off your tan, while blue is bold and vibrant. The cowl neck shapes the relaxed fit fabric, while the drawstring waist cinches your figure with flattering results.
Wear this maxi dress with a pair of embellished toe post sandals, stacks of bangles and your favourite pair of oversized sunglasses.
Useful info:
- Maxi dress by Savoir
- Cowl neck detail
- Drawstring waist
- Capped sleeves