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My grocery store is full of vivid winter greens and jewel-toned beets but I have to admit that I don't know how to cook this fall bounty.
My mother never cooked greens growing up (despite being from Georgia). And any beets she served came from cans and were just awful. Last spring I tasted roasted beets in Oregon, and they were fantastic but I'm just not sure how to prepare them. I am afraid of staining things in my kitchen. The Food Network talks all about squeezing them but I'm not sure if I need to do that to roast them.
Can I just peel them and cut them up and roast them or is there more preparation to it?
I have cooked with kale in soups, and I like fresh spinach. But I don't know what to do with all the winter greens. Which ones are the best to try first? How do you cook them? What recipes will the kids eat? Do they like the kale chips? Do you saute it? Do you add into other foods?
Do you have to soak them like leeks to get grit and sand off of the greens?
Tell me your best recipes and prep tips for winter green and beets? What recipes will be the best way to introduce them to my kids?
October 12th, 2012
6:36 am
I don't know about the beets, my boys just like them the way they are served at the salad bar. However, for the greens, if your children like bacon, they will like them prepared this way: wash the greens if you need to and chop (I always just buy a bag of prewashed). Put them in a pot and cover with water. Boil for 17 minutes. Drain the greens in a colander and squeeze out as much water as you can. When you start the greens in the pot, put bacon in a 9×13 pan and bake in the oven at 350 until crisp. Chop up the bacon into chunks. Put some bacon grease back in the pot and warm up the greens. Mix in bacon, sprinkle on some salt and serve.
October 12th, 2012
6:54 am
Well, my kids love winter greens (I am guessing you mean brassicas plus spinach, etc). They were exposed to them from the beginning and just naturally wanted what they saw mama and daddy enjoying the heck out of.
Here is the key: Get FRESH greens, not the old woody things that have traveled so far. Cook as above (some folks add a pinch of sugar). AND THEN DON'T OFFER THEM ANY. Don't even mention what you and Michael are chowing down on. (It may take several times). I also would not have many other selections at these meals. I know you sometimes seem to cook "for" them. No snacks before or after. I am under the impression that there are some food battles at your house. I would try to diffuse that test of wills. Serve good, wholesome food, severely limit or end snacking, and quit cooking "for" them. They will NOT starve themselves. Of course, your husband has to agree to this also.
Another way would be to grow them yourself. Something about that makes food much more appealing, even to picky eaters.
My kids did not learn to love beets from me. They had a sitter, years ago, who fed them beets, saurkraut, squirrel, rabbit, liver, and other "exotic" stuff and have managed, over the years, to make ME a beet and saurkraut lover! (They will NEVER make me love liver!)
October 12th, 2012
6:55 am
October 12th, 2012
7:14 am
I saute onion, bacon and a little garlic in olive to soften then add the greens to the pan, toss to cover with the olive oil, wilt slightly then add chicken or vegetable broth to steam. This also works well with brussel sprouts though I do recommend parboiling the sprouts before adding them to the bacon. If it is a hardy green remove the hard center stem before cooking.
October 12th, 2012
7:41 am
I love to eat both but have never fixed either. I eat pickled beets. I step away from the plate when I have no advice but will check back in to see what others suggest. We do like sauteed brussels sprouts with some bacon.
October 12th, 2012
7:48 am
…about getting kids to eat beets?!?!?!?!?
October 12th, 2012
7:55 am
I braise them like stir fry with a little olive oil, garlic, soy, sometimes ginger. I found the key to braising to remove all water before getting started. I cook them about 7-8 minutes and then they are done. Both of my kids eat them even the picky one. Also, I suggest trying bok choy to get them started. Bok choy is so sweet and not as bitter as other greens. I sometimes add a touch of sesame oil. I get a bunch of greens from my CSA but instead of cooking separately, I cook them all together – stir fry. I do not like southern style greens but love them cooked this way.
October 12th, 2012
7:55 am
I've never tried beets but I cook collards, kale, chard and turnip greens. I usually chop them up (My mother-in-law skips the chopping which makes them less appealing to my kids and me.) then I just boil them in chicken broth. I usually add minced onion and a little sugar. I might have to try the bacon thing. Sounds really good. I could cook spinach the same way but I really don't like cooked spinach unless it is mixed in something. Just too slimy to me. If I do cook spinach just toss it in a little olive oil and garlic and barely steam it in a frying pan.
My husband's southern family has taught me to eat greens. My kids sometimes eat them and sometimes don't. I'm sure they will love them as adults because they are exposed to them so much and they really are good. My family would fall out if they heard me say that.
Keep meaning to try kale chips. I hope someone on here can give some ideas on how to make them.
I got this recipe once at Publix. It uses canned greens but my kids just love it. Mix a can of field peas and snaps with a can of Glory seasoned greens. simmer them with cup of chicken broth. Add hot sauce to taste. They are so flavorful. I love to eat them with grits or couscous. That's another southern thing I've picked up; eating grits as a side dish with dinner.
October 12th, 2012
8:15 am
I have a great pasta recipe with spinach that my kids gobble up.
1 lb rotini (spiral) pasta, cooked
1/4 c olive oil
3 cloves fresh garlic, peeled & cut in half
5 cups FRESH spinach (usually 2 bags)
LOTS of black pepper
8oz Marscapone cheese
1-1/5 cups grated parmesan cheese.
boil the pasta as directed. Meanwhile, put olive oil in HUGE skillet, add garlic and heat up for 3 minutes. Remove the garlic before it burns. Add the spinach, heavily peppered, and cook (wilt) down.
Reserve 1/3 cup of pasta water. Drain pasta. Mix reserved water with marscapone cheese. Add spinach to pasta, add cheese. Stir. Add the parm cheese. Add more pepper and salt to taste.
My kids eat this stuff up, there's NEVER any leftovers….
October 12th, 2012
8:21 am
homeschooler–I have a great recipe for kale chips. Will post this afternoon after I get home!
I love just about all of them cooked lightly in a little butter with a little lemon or salt on top. (Just say no to brussels sprouts, for me! I even grew them and still couldn't stand them! Maybe someone has a good recipe?)
October 12th, 2012
8:22 am
Roasted beets are amazingly easy, and they make a beet-eater out of most people. Scrub and cut into bite-sized pieces (yes, they will stain, so if you don't have a sealed counter, put a junk towel under your cutting board). Toss with a little olive oil and Kosher salt (I use gloves, again to avoid staining), put in a single layer on a baking sheet, then roast in the oven at 450 degrees until they sort of crust up. You may need to toss them around a bit to keep from burning on the bottom – I find that it's a random thing, and doesn't happen any time.
You can do this with all sorts of root vegetables – potatoes, carrots, parsnips, turnips, etc. One of my favorite side dishes to prepare, and it always goes over well.
October 12th, 2012
8:23 am
October 12th, 2012
8:28 am
Doesn't happen *every* time, that is :-)
Mayhem, that sounds delicious! I have already sent a copy home to try!
Aarti Sequira (sp?) from Food Network has a great recipe for massaged kale salad as well. You can look it up on their website. It actually uses raw kale, which I didn't even know was edible before this.
One thing about greens – make sure to clean them very thoroughly. They can be quite buggy, and because of the curly leaves, there are plenty of places to hide. I don't even use regular kale because of this, just the stuff called "dinosaur" kale that I find at DFM. I'm not sure what the real name is, that's what they call it, but it's flat leaf and therefore cleanable.
October 12th, 2012
8:42 am
Like prior post, stir fry is the way to go. Heavy on the fresh garlic and squeeze a lemon wedge on them before serving. Quick simple, and healthy.Collards are my favorite.
October 12th, 2012
8:53 am
Beets are the Nickelback of root-based vegetables.
October 12th, 2012
9:07 am
Give them a multi and be done with it.
October 12th, 2012
9:08 am
@VOR, that is the post of this young day.
October 12th, 2012
9:10 am
Uh…Cover them with syrup?
October 12th, 2012
9:12 am
@ Catlady, I cook brussels spouts just like "Momof2girls" describes cooking beats. Just olive oil and sea salt. Roast until they are crispy. Delicious. My daughter even eats them. Well, she eats the outside, salty crunchy parts. I figure that's a start. Look forward to your kale chip recipe.
October 12th, 2012
9:14 am
I LOVE BEETS!!! I'll have to try the roasted kind….I usually get them out of a jar….LOL
October 12th, 2012
9:51 am
We don't do beets. I cannot even stand the smell of greens (collard, mustard, etc) of cooking (and my mom said the smell made her ill when she was pregnant with me too)…so I don't make them. She does though and my kids eat them like crazy! They even order them at Cracker Barrel.
Spinich I just sautee with garlic and oil and some salt. Nothing more to do there.
October 12th, 2012
10:12 am
I never ate greens until I'd lived in the south for probably a decade. I definitely don't like mustard greens- too bitter, but I do like collards and I like them even more when they aren't cooked to death (my husband's grandmother believes in all-day cooking of greens) . We recently started eating kale and kale chips are great but I even like it mixed in with lettuce in a salad.
I've never been a beet fan but that's probably b/c I never really ate them growing up. Roasting them sounds intriguing though.
I'd also like to have fall squash ideas. I like summer squash but I've never been as big of a fan of fall squash (I think it's more of a texture issue).
October 12th, 2012
10:14 am
If only there were a gigantic electronic resource out there where you could just turn on your computer and search worldwide for recipes and suggestions on how to cook…that would be really cool. I bet if someone invented that, they'd be rich.
October 12th, 2012
10:17 am
OK per my mom (who got it from my grandmother):
get a good mix of turnip, kale, and mustard greens. Rinse well.
Put in a big pot with water (to cover) white vinegar, salt, and bacon or a ham hock. Simmer on low until down until tender. Then she uses the pepper sauce on them when they come out.
October 12th, 2012
10:30 am
@ who knows…yeah I can go to The Chew, FoodTV, and a host of other places to look stuff up, and do!….but nothing beats getting a tired and true family recipe from someone you "know"….and I am pretty sure that since some of us have been reading TWG (and in my case taking her to task) for almost a decade she probably figures she "knows" us.
October 12th, 2012
10:32 am
Techmom, I only eat squash in soup all pureed up. I did see receipe (The Chew) that mixed it with sweet potato and roasted in oven. That looked pretty tasty.
October 12th, 2012
10:32 am
@Techmom – I have an aweseome recipe, again that my kids LOVE, for "Harvest Mac & Cheese"..It's Rachael Ray's recipe. Look it up on Food Network, or I'll post it Monday.
October 12th, 2012
10:47 am
We had the neighbors over for football last winter, I made that Harvest Mac & cheese, and they RAVED about it. They were surprised when I told them it was butternut squash. There is a bit of cheese in it, but not as much as regular mac & cheese. Even the kids loved it!!! I had to make another batch the next day….
October 12th, 2012
11:17 am
Found the recipe:
It does sound good… and probably less fattening than regular mac 'n cheese if you can use less cheese due to the squash.
October 12th, 2012
11:18 am
I'm with FCM. I can't stand the SMELL of greens (and spinach and cabbage) cooking. Makes me sick to my stomach (and I've never been pregnant). I don't even know how they taste. I will eat raw spinach in a salad but I don't really LOVE it. I love anything with bacon so all these bacon + greens recipes sound soooooo good but the smell of the greens…yuck.
October 12th, 2012
11:37 am
Roasted veggies, including beets, are easy. You can bake beets just like you do potatoes. Or slice them, toss with a little olive oil, and roast at 375 until tender.
You can also make very yummy kale chips by tossing small kale leaves with olive or walnut oil and crisping them about 5 min at 375. Use a metal bakesheet. (Any green works – chard, spinach, or arugula!)
October 12th, 2012
11:52 am
Yes – roasting beets is the way to go. To further improve kid-friendliness, cut into small squares (after roasting is easier), We mix with orange sections (and grapefruit if your kids like that) sprinkled with a pinch of sugar. For adults we add goat cheese and arugula and make a salad but the kids often just eat the beets and citrus. If your kids like pickles, a quick refrigerator pickle (slice and soak in vinegar with sugar in the fridge overnight) might work too.
Greens – slice into ribbons and sautee in olive oil and garlic then toss with cooked pasta, parm. cheese and toasted walnuts or pine nuts. Works with all greens but collards or chard are our favorites.
Kale chips too. Wash, dry whole leaves (remove hard stems), toss with olive oil, salt and roast for 5-10 minutes at 375. (lots of more specific recipies you can google for this).
October 12th, 2012
11:58 am
Get a food dehydrator and dry beets,greens, and or just about anything. Place the dried foods into a blender and convert them to a powder. Use this powder in cake, cookie and brownie mixes.
October 12th, 2012
12:08 pm
@FCM…I am in TN and ate dinner last night, at Cracker Barrel, with a Speech Pathologist whom I met when I spoke at the TN state conference. She recommended me to her school and so I visited with their students yesterday. Her husband is in Special Ed at another school and wanted to meet me too, so we had dinner together and their daughter came along. I ordered the greens and they were great. I think most anything is good at Cracker Barrel. We talked about different kinds of foods and I mentioned grits. They fall into the same category, for me, as greens. I love to eat them but never fix them. The SLP is from TN and does not like grits and her daughter asked her what they taste like…as she had never had them. The daughter is in MS. It is fascinating, to me, the different kinds of foods people eat and how it relates to their own families. Interesting too, that a MS student from TN has never tried Grits. I grew up with Farina and Cream of Wheat but doubt my own two have ever eaten either food.
My husband did not eat Chinese Food until he met me. I love it and so does my daughter. My son, not so much and my husband about the same. Some tastes are cultivated. Our son does love Sushi and while I will eat it, it is not on my "have to have " list. That does include a good cup of strong black coffee and sweet tea!
I ate beets growing up. Mostly canned and cold or I remember my Mom making them in an orange sauce. Almost similar to cranberry sauce. I am intrigued with the roasting and sea salt.
I like to grate zucchini in a skillet and add some butter and garlic salt. I learned this from a Grandma I stayed with during college and we all eat it this way at our house. We also grill sliced zucchini with olive oil and that is yummy too!
October 12th, 2012
12:25 pm
Love collard greens, but my two don't like them..I cook them sorta like FCM posted without the vinegar..I do sometimes add sugar to cut out some of the tartness…Have never tried kale chips, but will soon..Have only had it in soup..
As for brussel sprout, I cut them in half and saute them in butter with garlic, cajun seasoning and onions..Then when they are close to done, I add crumbled bacon..Yummy..
I also have never had fresh beets, have always eaten them out of a can..:( I will have to look for some at the store and try them…
@homeschooler..Try foodnetwork.com for a kale chips recipe…I saw one on there a couple of days ago that looks and sounds good…
October 12th, 2012
1:40 pm
@ MJG I had Cream of Wheat growing up. I don't do grits. My cousins from MI came through one time and they tried the grits (must have been MS & HS for them). They loved them! Years later we were in Columbia, TN and one of the cousins' kids had never had Country Ham (are you kidding???? We know for sure the Mom had!!). So my Dad cut a bite off and gave it to the child. The look on his face was priceless…the whole rest of the trip every morning the little one would say "Do they have Country Ham here?" My own 2 love Country Ham as well. (Did you by chance bring one back with you?).
October 12th, 2012
1:58 pm
MJG–I eat cream of wheat and cream of rice. (thought the rice was a poorly made grits when I was at UT!) Love okra, too.
Any suggestions for parsnips and rutabegas? I have not grown these yet.
October 12th, 2012
2:13 pm
Beets: clean, wrap in foil, add a little olive oil and roast in oven until tender. Peel in cold water (doesn't stain your hands). I like beets in salads with citrus flavors and strong cheeses.
Most greens can be sauteed fairly quickly. I'll sautee kale in bacon fat and then toss with a little salt, pepper and cider vinegar and eat. I'll eat it for breakfast.
Fresh mustard greens are great mixed in salads.
October 12th, 2012
3:56 pm
@ catlady…when I was a teen my grandmother said if you wanted a large bustline you would eat okra and cornbread….even that did not get me to eat okra. LOL
October 12th, 2012
3:57 pm
@FCM….I am still in TN. Years ago, I was at a hotel in Iowa. They had biscuits and gravy for breakfast. Cheerleaders were also there and when they came to the counter, they said, "WHAT IS THAT NASTY STUFF?" Made me laugh as I know that people eat all sorts of different things on any given day.
@catlady… you are on your own with rutabega and parsnips. I do like rhubarb especially in pie!
October 12th, 2012
3:59 pm
@FCM..It was the skin on a baked potato for us girls when I was growing up..
October 13th, 2012
9:29 am
Beets. Bears. Battlestar Galactica.
October 15th, 2012
1:47 pm
I've never tried to cook greens the way y'all have. I use my grandmas recipes. I wash my greens, throw in a big pot with a ham hock, a can of chicken broth, salt, pepper & just a pinch of sugar. I cook them 5-6 hours on low heat. My kids love them.


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End Sub
My concern is this.
The code works just fine when the record in the current form displayed has data in it. However when I am on a new blank record (the autonumber field still says "(AutoNumber)" I get the error message "Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression '[LogNum]='.".
To resolve this I changed the following line to
stLink = "[LogNum]= '" & Me![LogNumtxtbox] & "'"
This fixes the problem with opening frmOutreach from a blank record but then creates the following error when clicking from an exisiting record.
"The OpenForm action was cancelled.
You used a method of the DoCmd object to carry out an action in Visual Basic, but then clicked Cancel in a dialog box.
For example..."
If it was just me I would be fine with the first set of code because I would know that the button doesn't work on a blank record (which I really don't want it to do). But if I don't fix it then I would have too many people calling me freaking out when they got the "syantax error" message.
Is there a way to create an If Then Else statement that can identify that the current record is truly blank (the autonumber has not yet been created)? From there I could post a message indicating you cannot click this on a blank record.
DoCmd.CopyObject In Access - Compile Error
Hello! I'm trying to use the following line of code in my application:
AppAccess.DoCmd.CopyObject , "TotalStats1Day", actable, "TotalStats"
It will run fine from within the VB development environment. However, when I try to compile it I get a "Compile Error: Variable not defined" message and it points to the "actable" variable in that line of code. If I delete that variable name it will compile, but then it errors out when I run it.
I've done a lot of searching and cannot find any information that will help me in declaring that variable. Can anyone help me?
Docmd.SendReport In Access - Test Records
I have set up a function to send numerous reports out of a Access Database, but I would like write some code that tests to see if the query has any records. The If statement is easy, just finding the code to find the number of records is the hard part.
If me.qselRecords.... = 0 then
Help, I know this is probably soooo easy.
Access 2000 DoCmd.OpenReport Problems
Hi all,
Hope someone has the solutions to my problem.
How do I use the Where Clause of the DoCmd.OpenReport to accept 2 statements like:
ClassNo = "1E1" AND CourseTitle = "HTML"
I'm able to make it work by only ClassNo = "1E1" but when I add another selection filter, CourseTitle = "HTML", it doesn't work anymore and prompt me for the CourseTitle instead.
BTW, I'm picking up the 2 values from 2 combo boxes in a form.
Anyone knows how to solve this?
Thanks a lot!!
Access.OpenCurrentDatabase & DoCmd.. Password Issue
My database requires a password, how can I hard code the password into this sub?
Code:Private Sub ExportToExcel(strMdbPath As String, strExcelPath As String, strTable As String)
Dim AccessDB As Access.Application
Screen.MousePointer = vbHourglass
Set AccessDB = New Access.Application
AccessDB.OpenCurrentDatabase strMdbPath, True
AccessDB.DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acExport, acSpreadsheetTypeExcel9, _
strTable, strExcelPath, True
AccessDB.Quit acQuitSaveNone
Set AccessDB = Nothing
Screen.MousePointer = vbDefault
End Sub
''must change this and make it dynamic.
Private Sub MDIForm_Unload(Cancel As Integer)
ExportToExcel "C:SchedulerSchedulerSchedule.mdb", "C:Rotationally_Symmetric_Queue.xls", "Job"
End Sub
Hiding/showing Fields In Access Report PrintOut
Is there a way to hide or show individual fields in the "Detail" area of an MS Access report in function of the value of another field on the form??
Pagefile Limits Of Docmd.transfertext AcImportDelim -- Access
Nothing really challenging about this:
DoCmd.TransferText acImportDelim, IMPORTSPEC_MYTABLE, _
"MyTable", ImportFileName
At issue is the fact that I need to bring together nearly 750,000 records from several text file imports. Once I get over some magical number of around 500,000 records I start getting alerts:
Your computer is out of disk space. You will not be able to undo.
Actually, this message is false and misleading. What it really suggests is that there is not enough page/swapfile space allocated to backup the existing data for undo. I can tell it to go ahead without undo, all is well (albeit slow). Even after making my pagefile swap the maximum possible size it still complains.
What I can't seemingly do is bypass this warning. I know of no method to explicitly tell Access to not automatically attempt an undo backup. Presently I am scratching my head to compromise without losing any (much) performance. Looping and inserting as a workaround seems incredibly wasteful.
I'm not really expecting a miracle solution, but thought I'd throw this out if anyone in fact does have suggestions.
Will DoCmd.SendObject Work Fine In Access 2k Integrating With Lotus Notes 5.0.5 Mailing
There is an existing application in access 97 using the following object to send a mail with the report as an attacment.
DoCmd.SendObject [objecttype][, objectname][, outputformat][, to][, cc][, bcc][, subject][, messagetext][, editmessage][, templatefile]
here lotus notes 5.0.5 server verson i used for mailing..
After upgarding the existing application to access 2k. the same piece of code is unable to send mail.
My question is... will the same line of code is compatible for sending mails through lotus notes 5.0.5.
if no what is the process...
waiting for ur valuable suggestions
Access "DoCmd.FindRecord" Problem
I am very new to Visual Basic and my boss needs me to sycronize to forms. The way i am trying to do it is my using DoCmd.Findrecord.... the code i am using is:
DoCmd.FindRecord F!txtProcess = [Process#]
I am geting a error during runtime that says "'findrecord' is not available now" Im not sure what this means and what i have missed....
Any help would be wonderful....
Thanx -- Ben
Need Printout
I have a form which asks user to input starting and ending number and the number is on 5 digits format.
If user enters 40051 to 40060, is there anyway I can get those 10 numbers printed?
Thanks in advance
Getting Printout
How can I get 40 labels on a page. Actually I want to have 40 (5 Digits) number (10 in a column) on one page.
Can someone please tell me the way to get this done by using datareports.
Thanks in advance
Howcome everytime i print out it start from the 1st record? What should i do in order for me to print the current record not by setting the printer setup...
I Hv Put Window Media Player In Its Own Form...and Try To Access It Form Anotehr Form???
my concept is put window media player into its own form...then i would like to access its from my other form....
for example, i hv 10 form.......i create new form which named is frm11, then i drap window media player from toolbox into frm11.....
then in each of my form(frm1 to frm10) have a button which named"movie"...
and i would like frm1 to frm10 access to frm11's window medai player to play movie clip .for example"dog movie" because each form movie clip is difference.....for example frm3 is cat movie clip...frm 8 is snake,,,,,etc
the reason i would like to put windox media player into frm11 only is becauce i if i attach wmp in each form...my program sleed will be affectd....
thansk for teach me how to slove it...
thanks !!!.
Printout At Outlook
i want to print only email's fırst page with using vba, when new email come.
i can print all email with rules wizard. but it is printing all pages. we have a lot of mail. so this is very important for us.
please help urgly.
Using PrintOut In Excel
I need to print an Excel sheet to a postscript file, and I'm using the PrintOut method to do this. But, I need to print the sheet to an already existing postscript file. Unfortunately, unlike Word's PrintOut method, Excel's PrintOut method does not have an append argument.
Anyone know of a workaround? Why doesn't Excel's PrintOut have an append argument?
Here's my line of code that does not work because append is not a valid argument:
Workbooks("testexcel.xls").Sheets("Sheet1").PrintOut printtofile:=True, _
prtofilename:="C: emp est.ps", append:= true
If you're curious, the reason I need to append to an already existing postscript file is that I'm creating a 2-page pdf report, where the 1st page is from a Word doc, and the 2nd page from an Excel doc. Thus, I need to write the Excel doc to a postscript file that I've already written the Word doc to.
Thanks a lot,
Centering The Printout
hi all
I want to print a form using printForm which contains some labels and images with orientation is landscape. but when I printed it gives an output left aligned on the paper.how can I do the centering of that form on the paper
please provide some idea
thanks and regard
ListBox Printout
Can anyone let me know how I printout a the context of a Listbox (named InOutStock) from a userform button. The current code below shows how I've got the actual contents into the (2 column) Listbox.
Private Sub OutStockItem_Click()
InOutStock.ColumnCount = 2
InOutStock.List = Worksheets("INOUT").rANGE("C2:D42").Value
End Sub
I want to add another buttpn to the userform that prints the contents brought up - ideally I'd like to specify the font etc of the printout.
Printout From Userform
Please Help.
I have been stuck on this problem for 3 weeks and for the life of me cannot work out how to do it.
I have a userform that creates a list of available worksheets to print. Users select which sheet/s that want to print, and the code does the rest.
The file is for workpapers. My problem lies in that the code selects and prints each sheet individually, which usually ends up clogging the print queue. Also, because each sheet is a separate print job, there is the potential problem of other print jobs being slotted between the workpapers. This is a problem because the workpapers must be printed on different coloured paper.
Is there a way to have the form collect all the selected sheets together and print them in a single print job?
Thank you in advance
P.S. The code that I currently have in place (along with a few changes) is:
Private Sub OKButton_Click()
Dim i As Integer
Dim Sheet As String
'Ensures operator has correct paper in printer.
Dim Msg As String
Msg = "Make sure that the correct" & vbCrLf
Msg = Msg & "colour paper is in the printer" & vbCrLf
Msg = Msg & "before continuing."
MsgBox Msg, vbExclamation, "About To Print Work Papers ..."
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
For i = 0 To ListBox1.ListCount - 1
If ListBox1.Selected(i) Then
'With Sheets(ListBox1.List(i))
'.PageSetup.PrintGridlines = cbGridlines
'If obLandscape Then .PageSetup.Orientation = xlLandscape
'If obPortrait Then .PageSetup.Orientation = xlPortrait
'End With
Sheet = Sheet & Selection(i)
End If
.PrintOut Copies:=1, Collate:=True
Next i
Unload Me
End Sub
.PrintOut Append
I am new to this forum and have tried search for an answer to this question but could not find one....
I am using the following line of code to print a .ps file (and eventually to a PDF):
ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=1, Preview:=False, ActivePrinter:="Acrobat Distiller", printtofile:=True, Collate:=True, prtofilename:=AttachmentFileName & ".ps"
I need to first create a unique file using the line of code above but then I need to append to it. I have seen reference to a "Append:=True" argument to .PrintOut but it doesn't seem to be an option for me. VB tells me the options are:
Any Ideas? How can I append to the .ps file before I create my final PDF?
Want To Get Printout Tested, Please Help
Hi everybody,
I am planning to use the "Courier New" font for printing my reports using code, because it is proportional, character width remains the same when made bold and it contains box drawing characters. But before that, I want to make sure it prints OK on all printers. I have attached a zip file containing a rich-text file, in which I have two sample tables, one in 8 font size and the other in 10 font size. Please print it on your printer and let me know whether both the tables printed correctly. If not, let me know what is wrong. Also, let me know your printer type and model. I have tested in on my Epson LX-300 DotMatrix printer, on which it printed fine, except that it did not print bold in 8 font size. Your participation would be highly appreciated.
Editing The Printout
I try this code for datagrid printout.
Print DG
It works. Now I would like to put some caption above printed data like: "Records for Sunday..." Where should I put the code or text in code?? Any ideas? Thank you...
Pretty Printout
Can you folks recommend ways to make your printouts prettier or neater in VB? Currently the way I print is by using the Printer object.
Printout Of An .htm File
I have an .htm File which contains lots of images
i want to preview that file and take the print of that file
Can any one suggest me any solution
need quick reply
Printout Counter
Hello there
I wonder if anyone know a printout counter (a program that counts) the number of printing done on a printer
Which is made in VB?
Thanks in advance
Printout Cancel With Vb
when i printing a report , i want to flush the report when its printing, but i can't
i use printer.enddoc and printer.killdoc but still printing.
how can i do,
Dim p As Object
Dim nn As String
For Each p In Printers
'If p.DeviceName = "HP DESKJET 840C/841C/842C/843C" Then
If p.DeviceName = "Lexmark Z55" And z55 = 1 Then
nn = "Lexmark Z55"
Set Printer = p
ElseIf p.DeviceName = "HP DeskJet 840C/841C/842C/843C" And hp = 1 Then
nn = "HP 840C"
Set Printer = p
End If
Next p
printer.print *****the report******
Graph Printout
Does anybody know a good graph control or good
way to use a MSgraph for printout? Problem is that
MSgraph treates it's contents as bitmap and disorts
text when turning into 3D mode.
How To Design A Printout
What I am trying to do is to replace a paper form with lots of boxes. I was woundering if anyone knew of an easier way of doing this other than drawing boxes and putting text in them? I looked at vbextras and did mot see any controlls there that would allow me to do this. Any help would be great.
Thanks Scott
Font Changes In Printout
I set the fonts for all my labels as ms-sans serif and the form appears pretty well on screen but when i print out, the font is changed to century gothic.(labels especially). what is the reason for this and how can I correct it ? Also the text in text boxes are printed gray not black. please help.
Printout Problem !!
Hi Pals !
i want my VB application to keep records of each and every print out taken from the system on which my application is installed.
Please can somebody suggest me the solution?
I want to print a Word document (.doc) to a pdf file. So I open the Word document in VB and use the .PrintOut method to print. If I don't provide any parameters to the PrintOut method, a dialog box pops up and I save a file in a specified place. Later I open the file and it all looks good. But as soon as I provide parameters to the PrintOut method, a pdf file is produced (in the location I specify in the parameters), but it cannot be opened. It says that it might be damaged. Do you have any clue on what it might be?
Grateful for help!
Taking Printout
hai guru's
i am beginner.is it possible to take printout of form design ? if so can anyone tell me how to take that.Thanks.
DoCmd And Do Until
I would like to create a clear button that clears 4 check boxes (in Access.) Originally this wasn't a problem a table was used and I had the code:
Do Until Me.Recordset.EOF
But now, instead of a table, the customer would like to use a query. I'm sure this is just as simple, but I can't figure out how the code would work. I have never used queries before and looking at it, it looks like DoCmd is used, but I'm not sure how you could loop with the DoCmd.
Any help would be appreciated.
i am moving an application from Access to VB6 and SQL server. I have the following line of code and was wondering if there is an easy way to convert it to be able to work with the new system
DoCmd.TransferText acExportDelim, "DailyDDCollection", "tblDailyDDCollection", strFileToSaveAs
I am using ADO 2.7 by the way
Hi All,
Can anyone tell me what does this DoCMD Mean? Where do I use it exactly and when?
Docmd In Vb
Hi all,
I am using the followinf code for import dbf files to mdb in one shot, but i am not able to inderstand ths 'docmd' object can any one please help me in this.
John Philip
Dim con As ADODB.Connection
Dim rst As ADODB.Recordset
Set con = New ADODB.Connection
Set rst = New ADODB.Recordset
con.Open "accounts", , strDatapwd
rst.Open "tblBatchImport", con, adOpenForwardOnly, adLockOptimistic
Set doCmd = CreateObject("access.doCmd")
Me.MousePointer = 11
Do Until rst.EOF
doCmd.TransferDatabase acImport, rst("TableType"), _
rst("SourceDirectory"), acTable, rst("SourceDatabase"), _
rst("ImportName"), False
*** Even the Best, did the Bad and Made the Best ***
John Philip
Need Help Using DoCmd In VB
I am trying to use the DoCmd object in VB to open a form and to run a macro in Microsoft access, but I keep getting
undefined variable when I code as follows:
DoCmd.RunMacro "mymacro"
DoCmd.openform "myform"
It is like visual basic does not recognize the docmd object
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September 4, 2014 - Industry News
Preliminary numbers show that orders for Class 8 trucks were strong in August, according to reports from American Commercial Transportation Research and FTR Transportation Intelligence.
Tags: Class 8, ACT Research, Truck Orders, FTR
August 21, 2014 - Industry News
Orders for heavy and medium duty trucks were on the rise for the second month in a row in July, according to ACT Research's latest State of The Industry report.
Tags: Class 8, Medium-Duty Trucks, ACT Research, Truck Orders
August 5, 2014 - Industry News
Near-record-setting Class 8 truck orders of nearly 30,000 in July mean the industry is on track to potentially reach 325,000 Class 8 trucks this year, according to preliminary figures from two industry research groups.
Tags: Class 8, Medium-Duty Trucks, ACT Research, Truck Orders, FTR
July 21, 2014 - Industry News
Orders for Class 8 trucks in June were surprisingly high at 26,729 units after a solid May, according to new figures released by commercial vehicle industry data provider ACT Research.
Tags: Research, ACT Research, Truck Orders
July 7, 2014 - Industry News
The freight transportation forecasting firm FTR has released preliminary data showing June 2014 North American Class 8 truck net orders at 26,255 units, an impressive 41% year-over-year increase and the best June since 2005.
Tags: Research, Medium-Duty Trucks, Heavy-Duty Trucks, ACT Research, Truck Orders, FTR
June 20, 2014 - Industry News
Class 8 orders rebounded in May after falling below expectations in April, according to new figures released by ACT Research.
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April 24, 2014 - Industry News
With increasing order backlogs, Navistar International is upping its production rates at its heavy truck assembly plant in Escobedo, Mexico, as well as its bus assembly plant in Tulsa, Okla.
Tags: Navistar, Truck Orders
April 4, 2014 - Industry News
Preliminary numbers from two industry data analysts show the number of heavy and medium-duty truck orders in March were solid.
Tags: Medium-Duty Trucks, Heavy-Duty Trucks, ACT Research, Truck Orders, FTR, OEMs
March 20, 2014 - Industry News
New orders for Class 8 trucks in February increased 30% from the same time a year earlier while Classes 5-7 gained 18%, according to updated numbers from commercial vehicle industry data publisher ACT Research.
Tags: Medium-Duty Trucks, Truck Sales, Heavy-Duty Trucks, ACT Research, Truck Orders
February 5, 2014 - Industry News
January NA Classes 5-7 net orders are expected at 17,000 units and Class 8 net orders are expected at 34,700 units, when actual data are released mid-month, according to ACT Research.
Tags: Class 8, Medium-Duty Trucks, ACT Research, Truck Orders, Heavy-Duty Trucks, FTR
January 23, 2014 - Industry News
December was the second biggest Class 8 order month since March 2006, with orders up roughly 50% month-over-month and year-over-year. Meanwhile, medium-duty December net orders fell month-over-month; but year-over-year orders were mixed, with Classes 6 to 7 rising 20% and Class 5 orders falling 16% against tough comparisons.
Tags: Class 8, Medium-Duty Trucks, ACT Research, Heavy-Duty Trucks, Truck Orders
December 4, 2013 - Industry News
November North American Class 5 through 7 net truck orders are expected to total 18,000 while Class 8 orders are expected at 21,200 units, when actual data are released mid-month, according to commercial vehicle data analysts at ACT Research.
Tags: Truck Sales, ACT Research, Truck Orders
December 3, 2013 - Industry News
November Class 8 truck orders totaled 20,915, the second consecutive month above the 20,000 mark, according to preliminary data from transportation forecasting firm FTR. However, the company notes that was below expectations.
Tags: Truck Sales, Truck Orders, FTR, Class 8
December 20, 2012 - Industry News
MD & HD Orders Better Than Average, but below October
November Class 5 through Class 8 truck orders in North America were better than 2012's average, but fell below Octobers promising level of activity, according to ACT Research Co
Tags: Economy, Truck Orders, ACT
December 12, 2012 - Industry News
A vast majority of carriers are not happy with the outcome of the presidential election, according to Transport Capital Partners Fourth Quarter 2012 Business Expectations Survey
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December 5, 2012 - Industry News
November truck orders dropped from October's unexpectedly high level, and are expected to be around 20,000 units for Class 8 when final numbers come in
Tags: Economy, ACT Research, Truck Orders, FTR
November 5, 2012 - Industry News
Fleets surveyed by CK Commercial Vehicle Research were increasing their planned order activity for power units in the coming three months, while planned trailer orders slowed. Freight demand, while slipping somewhat, is still solid at most fleets, according to the Q4 Fleet Sentiment Report, but it's still solid at most fleets
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This is a thread for the Addicts among us. Who among the AFC West sports the best DTs, and who sports the worst?
Vote in comments, and be sure to keep track of your votes as this series rolls on. It could be interesting to see how good you think each team is once you add up all your rankings.
The following are your depth charts at DT:
Denver Broncos: Marcus Thomas, Kevin Vickerson
Kansas City Chiefs: Ron Edwards, Jerrell Powe
Oakland Raiders: Richard Seymour, John Henderson, Tommy Kelly, Desmond Bryant
San Diego Chargers: Antonio Garay, Cam Thomas
My vote after the jump. Yours is invited in comments.
1. Raiders — The Chargers and the Chiefs run a 3-4, with the Broncos transitioning to the 4-3. The Raiders play both, and with Henderson in the lineup, they can do it pretty comfortably. Henderson still has enough juice to make life miserable for your run game, and Seymour and Kelly can easily rotate into the middle and create pain if they need to. This is the strongest DT corps in the league.
2. Chargers — In the wake of Jamal Williams, the Chargers drafted Cam Thomas, but it's Garay that played with the ferociousness the Chargers love. There were plays this year where Garay literally threw the center off of him like a dodgeball. With Thomas in relief, this could spell trouble for years for their opponents.
3. Chiefs — The Chiefs have plugged so many holes for their team over the past two years, it's hard to fault them for neglecting the nose. But Edwards is perhaps one of the worst nose tackles in the NFL (though he does have a solid passrush). Powe presents an opportunity for this squad, but he'll take a couple years to get his bearings.
4. Broncos — Maybe I'm insane, but it seems like if I were transitioning from a 3-4 to a 4-3, I'd actually draft for defensive tackles, right? I guess not. The Broncos have nothing but scrubs at their defensive tackles position. Marcus Thomas presents… something, I guess, but it's hard to get excited about it. They also feature zero depth.
So, assuming a 1st is 4 points, and a 4th is 1 point, this is my individual position scoreboard so far:
Chargers: 28
Chiefs: 21
Raiders: 16
Broncos: 15


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I'm working on a white paper for my corporation and it just occurred to me that speaking in technical jargon would make me look like a multi-headed hydra preaching Shakespeare at a kindergarten. Implications aside, I wanted to kick around some ideas on how to introduce a new topic to someone completely unfamiliar without losing her/him in translation.
Here's what I'd like: let's practice on each other by giving a short, maybe two paragraph explanation of a system that the others aren't necessarily versed in. We can then compare our presentation styles to find which is the most effective. I'll start:
Col. John Boyd USAF introduced a revolutionary way to grow and maintain a business with his OODA Loop Theory. OODA stands for Observe, Orient, Decide, and Act; the concept is that every person in a conflict (business or military) must first observe the conditions of the conflict, orient himself to a position where he can act, decide on how to act (some theorists combine the Orient-Decide step), and then act in response to the conflict. Boyd's theory was that all persons involved in the conflict must go through this loop and that the people who can loop faster will have an advantage over the others.
In business, this means that the corporation who acts fastest has a time advantage over the opposition; this time advantage gets compounded each time the corporation acts sooner than the competition. By acting sooner we can take advantage of competitor's weaknesses and press our agendas to the marketplace, forcing them to react to us. This is key in obtaining and growing market share.


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Code to run the Gangster disciples Images Photo Gallery in your page:
About the Pictures Image Gallery
The Black Gangster Disciple Nation was formed on the South-side of Chicago in the late 1960s, by David Barksdale, leader of the Black Disciples, and Larry Hoover, leader of the Supreme Gangsters. The two groups united to form the Black Gangster Disciple Nation (BGDN).
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A significant proportion of registered solicitors in England and Wales have entered the profession via an alternative route. A large number of those have come from outside the UK, which is why we thought we'd give you the low-down on qualifying from overseas.
If you are already a qualified, practising lawyer in your home jurisdiction and want to work in the UK, then keep reading for a blow-by-blow account of the Qualified Lawyers Transfer Scheme (QLTS) – a system run by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) allowing lawyers from foreign jurisdictions to qualify as solicitors in England and Wales.
If you are an overseas student studying abroad and are interested in coming to the UK to become a lawyer, skip to the bottom of this page to find out what the options are for you.
Remember that this is a guide for becoming a lawyer in England and Wales only: Scotland has a separate legal system.
QLTS - the basics The Qualified Lawyers Transfer Scheme (QLTS) was introduced by the SRA on 1 September 2010 to replace the old QLTT (Qualified Lawyers Transfer Test). This was done for various reasons: partly to reflect recent changes in legal education and regulation, and partly to make the testing of foreign lawyers entering the marker tighter and more thorough.
The QLTS has vastly expanded the number of jurisdictions from which lawyers can cross-qualify. The QLTT was basically only designed for EU and Commonwealth citizens, but the QLTS can be completed by individuals from many more jurisdictions including Russia, China and several South American countries. Unlike the old system, the QLTS no longer requires applicants to have two years' experience practising English or common law. Instead, they undertake a series of assessments.
To be eligible for the QLTS you need to be a qualified lawyer in an SRA-recognised jurisdiction and have followed the full route to qualification. A qualified lawyer is someone with rights of audience who is recognised as an officer of the court. So, the QLTS is for individuals who are already practising law as professionals, not those who have completed a law degree overseas and are seeking to enter the profession.
Unlike under the previous QLTT system, BPTC graduates can no longer use the QLTS to qualify as a solicitor. To be eligible for the QLTS barristers must have completed a pupillage. In order to become a solicitor, BPTC graduates now have to take the LPC (from which they are granted certain exemptions).
QLTS – the assessment
As we mentioned above, the QLTS is designed for professionals who are already practising law, not those who have studied law abroad and want to come and work in the UK. If this is your background you probably need to follow a different route into the profession.
Students who have completed a full-time degree in any subject from an overseas university qualify for entry onto the Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL), after which you can complete the Legal Practice Course (LPC) if you want to become a solicitor, or the Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC) if you want to be a barrister.
Overseas law degrees are not recognised by the SRA as qualifying law degrees (nor are most LLMs completed in this country). If you have a law degree from an overseas institution, you can apply to the SRA for a Certificate of Academic Standing in order to skip the GDL and qualify for direct entry onto the LPC or BPTC. If you cannot obtain a Certificate of Academic Standing you must enter the profession the same way as British non-law students: via the GDL.
After completing law school, you must complete two further years of training within a law firm. This period is known as a training contract. Much of the rest of this website is concerned with the many different training contracts that are available: why not have a look around?
Sharon Jacobs, graduate recruiter at Linklaters, tells us that the most common route to a training contract for overseas students is either to study law in the UK and then do the LPC or come here for an LLM or postgraduate degree, followed by the GDL and LPC. Don't forget that all the usual application timetables apply here, with large commercial firms recruiting two years in advance.
Several major firms – especially the magic circle and others based in the City – actively recruit students from overseas. Linklaters, for example, sends staff to both India and Australia to look for talented young lawyers, as it sees the whole world as its recruiting stage. You can read more about how Linklaters recruits from overseas and its Indian and Australian internship programs on its graduate recruitment website.
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Introducing a groundbreaking technique that seamlessly merges computer-generated and hand-drawn animation techniques, first-time director John Kahrs takes the art of animation in a bold new direction with the Oscar®-nominated short, "Paperman." Using a minimalist black-and-white style, the short follows the story of a lonely young man in mid-century New York City, whose destiny takes an unexpected turn after a chance meeting with a beautiful woman on his morning commute. Convinced the girl of his dreams is gone forever, he gets a second chance when he spots her in a skyscraper window across the avenue from his office. With only his heart, imagination and a stack of papers to get her attention, his efforts are no match for what the fates have in store for him. Created by a small, innovative team working at Walt Disney Animation Studios, "Paperman" pushes the animation medium in an exciting new direction.
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The 10,000-plus people are now inside the Dome and being made to sing the "group song," which is "Oops… I Did it Again" by Britney Spears. The reason? "Idol" has been here five times so they thought this song would be a good theme. (I've been here four times.)
I caught a few of the smokers outside one of the entrances who were sick of singing that song over and over again.
"When I came in this morning and they were playing it, I was fine," said Kate Lovely, 18, of Atlanta. "When they made me sing it 20 times, I was I totes oves it." (That's her cute way of saying "totally over it.") She admitted the smoking (American Spirit) "does nothing but harm me… but I can't stop." Lovely is planning to sing "Hot and Cold" by Katy Perry.
Her fellow Georgia State student Cat Brown, 19, of Alpharetta, tried to look on the bright side of the cigarettes (Marlboro Lights). "It helps my voice get raspier, helps my personal style," she said. "We're all going to die anyway." She is torn between singing "At Last" by Etta James and "Sweet Child O' Mine" by Guns 'n Roses.
Johnnie Bradford, 26, and his bud Artea Chilton, 22, cut out of the Dome for a smoke, too. Marshall Chiles, owner of the Laughing Skull Comedy Club in Midtown, interviewed them for the Regular Guys. They were pretty funny. He asked Bradford to sing but Bradford said the smoking was hindering his ability to do so. And he didn't know the words to the Britney song. Chiles had him repeat the title of the song over and over to serious comic effect. They then talked about hanging out with T Pain's mom and L.A. Reid's son, which again gave Chiles plenty of fodder to tease them about their so-called "connections."
To get inside, you either needed a white wristband (not singing but accompanying a singer) or a pink one (they were the singers.). I sadly have neither.
Earlier, I spent nearly an hour with my videographer checking out different contestants' singing abilities. We found a couple of gems and many many so-so singers or singers without the personality. But no trainwrecks. We had planned to do 10 singers but ended up doing 20 fruitlessly looking for that disaster. We didn't luck out that way.
I spoke briefly with 11th place finisher Alexis Grace, who gave the standard, she's glad she got as far as she did (though you know deep in her bones she wished she were on the tour, not here in Atlanta doing interviews for the TV Guide Channel). But hey, it's work. She is also doing auditions in Dallas.
There were a bunch of radio people there, too. Jenn Hobby from Q100, Darik Christopher from Star 94 and Mara Davis from Dave FM (even though Mara is not an "Idol" fan.), along with Corinna Allen from "Better Mornings" on WGCL-TV.
I actually recognized one gal in the crowd because she was on "America's Got Talent." Her name is Holly Hardin from Rockmart. She made it to the top 40 of AGT but not the top 20. She reminded me a lot of Kellie Pickler with her bubbly personality, blond hair and heavy Southern drawl.
She apparently is a professional auditioner. She has tried out for "Star Search," "The Young & The Restless" and even "Real World." She's tried out for "Idol" a few times, too, though she couldn't last year because of AGT. I hope she gets through at least to the judges. She's got an interesting, gritty voice and that shining personality. As she noted, David Hasselhoff thought she could have her own sitcom. Like "Reba"!
And her rationale for wearing that absurd guitar outfit? "I can't play the guitar but I can BE the guitar," she said.
June 18th, 2009
8:52 am
"totes oves"????? I think I'm officially old now.
As for Cat Brown…….rationalization is such a wonderful thing!
June 18th, 2009
9:05 am
Rodney, too bad you couldn't snag one of those white bands from one of the smokers long enough to get inside for a peek! I'm with you, D. It's official!
June 18th, 2009
9:06 am
Yay Rodney!
June 18th, 2009
9:07 am
Rodney, are you going to be able to post some of the videos?
We ALL wish Alexis had made it to the tour!
June 18th, 2009
9:14 am
In other Idol news…David Cook has signed a publishing deal with an agency that will publish his music. Also, Carly Smithson has teamed with the former members of Evanescence and has formed a rock group called The Fallen.
June 18th, 2009
9:26 am
Glad you translated "totes oves". I would have never guessed what she meant….
Come on Carla, Nana is pulling for you. You go and sing your heart out.
June 18th, 2009
9:44 am
Rapid reporting, pictures of coeds, a smoking ad, Archuleta caught with his pants down, this is like a blog Christmas!
June 18th, 2009
9:44 am
"Totes oves it" makes it sound like they're holding a Totes umbrella to shield them from the sun!
June 18th, 2009
9:56 am
Ooooh, Rodney! Fantastic!
June 18th, 2009
10:00 am
This is such fun! Love Rodney's posting, and Archudad's hooker story – i Mormonland, yet! – is priceless. Remember how rigid he always seemed at Idol7? Back problems, people!
Best of luck to Nana's Carla – please get a detailed report from the child, Nana, and let us know her impressions from the Idol circus!
Have I ever used this many exclamation marks? No!!!!!
June 18th, 2009
10:01 am
Hey guys, be on the lookout for a young man named Ben Stevens (Stephens?) he went to school with my kids — sings really well — was in the HS production of Chicago a few years ago and totally blew away the crowd and other actors, lol. hopefully he'll at least get his 15 minutes!
June 18th, 2009
10:06 am
OKay, just a short change of subject — language is a funny thing — and headline writers really need to be careful how they phrase things…. AJC headline: "Judge charged with beating elderly mother in court Friday" — now I ask you .. did the judge beat HER elderly mother, AN elderly mother? and in Court on Friday? I mean –
June 18th, 2009
10:18 am
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June 18th, 2009
10:28 am
Linny, next thing you know someone will be making up a silly and pretentious word like "totes" to mean "totally over it" or something like that.
Rodney, thanks for the pictures!
June 18th, 2009
11:26 am
I couldn't get on the blog for awhile. thought we'd been inundated with people reading about the auditions. Guess not.
June 18th, 2009
11:32 am
There's a link to 10 people singing and a chance to vote for the one you like best on the front page.
June 18th, 2009
11:59 am
Just had to jump in the waters here (for the first time ever) and say thanks for the Alexis picture and update. She definitely should have been top five in my opinion. I'm enjoying the blog and all the regular posters. You all are a hoot!
June 18th, 2009
12:06 pm
wreckedpizza…now that you've gotten your feet wet, we'll expect to hear from you more often! And I totally(excuse me, "tote") agree with you about Alexis!
June 18th, 2009
12:07 pm
I'm out for a bit. Mom-duty calls.
June 18th, 2009
12:24 pm
Hey guys…
just watched the video of the ten people singing. wow…was not impressed with any of them. hope atlanta shows more talent in the actual auditions!
June 18th, 2009
12:30 pm
I didn't think they were special, but not really bad by Idol audition standards. Nobody to laugh at.
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1:47 pm
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November 10th, 2009
11:04 am
I think the site is good I feel more people should get an opputunity to show what they have me for instance I can sing just as good as some of the greatest but Ive never had the chance Im poor but rich at heart and I have a great voice
November 10th, 2009
11:10 am
I live in Tennessee I WOULD LOVE FOR SOMEONE TO JUST LISTEN TO ME SING PPEOPLE TELL ME ALL THE TIME WHAT WHAT A BEAUTIFUL VOICE I HAVE BUT WHAT GOOD IS IT DOING ME ALL I NEED IS JUST SOMEONE TO BACK ME UP AND I WILL HANDLE THE REST
November 10th, 2009
11:12 am
wHO CAN I TALK TO THAT WOULD TAKE A LITTLE OF THEIR TIME OUT TO LISTEN
November 10th, 2009
11:15 am
If there is anyone out there willing im always available my number is 1 731 358 4477
November 10th, 2009
11:22 am
I know the judges are looking for certain talents but eveybody isnt a like you dont have to be mean just because a person doesn't have what your looking for your to selective take a chance and you'll never know what you'll come up with. Tennessee ia a great state and there is a lot of great talent here and its overlooked and i feel its not fair the world should be equal we've come a long way but we have so much more work to do
January 15th, 2010
10:45 am
holly hardin was great…i think u should have let her go all the way….


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Deficit terrorist #1 David Walker of the Peterson Institute states to host Mike Norman there is no solvency issue!
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Recently released IMF analysis (via Telegraph) indicates that federal debt/GDP ratios in excess of 60 percent tend to become deflationary black holes.
"The impact becomes negative for debt levels that exceed 60pc of GDP," said the Fund.
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walker agreed there was no solvency issue
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- http://www.panvidea.com
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Panvidea, Inc. engages in the on-demand video preparation, processing, and distribution of entertainment and advertising content on various digital platforms. It offers on-demand video encoding and processing solution that allows professional content owners, broadcasters, publishers, and advertising agencies to ingest, view, edit, brand, transcode, and package professional media content for digital network. The company also provides physical media digitization and ingestion, import, and technical consulting services. Its file-base on-demand technologies are applied to enhance and automate various digital media workflows, including content encoding and repurposing; multi-platform delivery; video aggregation, processing, and distribution; and content personalization, localization, and globalization. The company provides its solution to encode digital media elements, manage relevant metadata, edit and transform media for various audiences, and supply content as digital products to various platforms or devices. Panvidea, Inc. was formerly known as mPOINT.
The company was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in New York, New York.
Past Team (3)Update
Iñaki Abete
Founder @ ProductGram
Francisco Amadeo
CTO @ Panvidea
Chris Cali
CEO & Co-Founder @ DevSpark
Funding Rounds (1) - $2.7MUpdate
$2.7M / Series A
Mar 19, 2010Investors:
Investors (2)Update
DFJ Gotham Ventures
DFJ Gotham Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm based in New York City focused...
Greycroft Partners
Greycroft Partners is a leading venture capital firm focused on investments in the Internet and...
Offices/Locations (1)Update
44 West 28th Street
14th Floor
New York, NY 10001
News (2)Update
Panvidea raises 2700000 in venture roundpanvidea.com
Thought Equity Motion Acquires Cloud-Based Video Distribution Platform Panvidea09/08/11 -marketwired.com


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In 1933, Merian C. Cooper brought the film King Kong to theaters. It was an instant classic. Audiences thrilled to the total fantasy of the story. It took them away from their daily lives during the Great Depression. The film immortalized the empire state building and has made this giant ape an element of American pop culture.
More than sixty years later, a young independent filmmaker named Peter Jackson was in production of a remake of the classic film. The original script was very much different from the story of the 1930s. It went through a few drafts when Universal Pictures shut the film down due the knowledge that two other films about giant animals were coming out later in the year.
With his first big-budget film no longer in production, Jackson embarked on the most ambitious film projects of the last century. He went on to film the Lord of the Rings trilogy. The films broke box office records and was nominated for dozens of awards. After the enormous success of these fantasy films, Jackson re-embarked on his first dream project.
King Kong went into production from 2003-2005. With Jackson suffering occasional bouts of exhaustion and barely making deadlines with visual effects shots, this film became just as difficult as the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Yet, the film was a huge success, winning three academy awards and went on to become one of the most financially successful films of 2005.


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