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Concert review: Stars please Plush party, Friday, October 5
Montreal's Stars made a return visit to St. Louis last night, this time at the fun restaurant/bar/venue/hangout that is Plush.
The Midtown venue felt a little cramped for Stars, who previously played here a few years back in an open field at Washington University and at the Pageant in 2008.
I think the main issue in terms of sight lines are the two huge beams in the middle of the dance floor. I suppose the owners can't do much about this other than pushing the bar further back to allow for more floor room.
I went into the show not expecting too much, as the band's last two albums were a little uneven. Stars had hit their stride with two stellar mid-2000s records, "Set Yourself on Fire" (2004) and "In Our Bedroom After the War" (2007).
After squirming and straining to see all of the band members throughout their 90-minute set, I emerged from Plush re-energized about the band and ready to give their new album, "The North," a fighting chance to remain on my iTunes for the long haul.
The band kicked things off with "The Theory of Relativity," also the first track from the new album. It featured some old-school Stars synth lines as well as a Human League-like electronic beat. The song set the tone for what would prove to be an upbeat night of music overall.
Stars stuck with new material at the start, including "A Song is a Weapon," to generally favorable responses. Then the quintet laid down "Ageless Beauty," an iconic indie-rock song that helped define the 2000s for many fans electronic-rock music. Funny thing is, the band decided to go lo-fi and play this and many other tunes as guitar rockers. I thought it was a nice twist. At times, it sounded like Guided By Voices had stuck around at Plush for another week to play a special Stars tribute show.
The harmonies from lead singers Amy Millan and Torquil Campbell shone through the noise like a beacon, as they usually do. Millan and Campbell traded off lead and harmony, high and low, guitar and toy-Casio-wind-instrument-thing to stunning effect. They literally leaned on each other throughout the show when one needed help from the other.
A few songs fell flat, such as the yacht rock-ish (in a bad way) title track from the new record. Also "Do You Want To Die Together?" came off as a darkly bizarre Roy Orbison-meets-"Glee" show tune that eluded me a bit. But they usually would bounce back with shots of adrenaline, like when they played the disco-inspired "We Don't Want Your Body," from their 2010 album, "The Five Ghosts." Millan and Campbell sung and danced in a way that would have made Barry, Robin and Maurice proud.
Campbell ran through Smiths verses to open a few songs, including verses of "Unhappy Birthday" to open "Your Ex-lover Is Dead" and "Reel Around The Fountain" to open "Take Me to the Riot." The latter song was easily the highlight of the night, igniting the crowd to a near riot. It didn't rival the chaos seen at Turner Field after the Cardinals beat the Braves, but it was invigorating nonetheless.
Another highlight was "Elevator Love Letter," an odd song that is nondescript at the start, but gets better and better as it goes along. As the early Stars hit is ending, you find yourself singing along and wishing it would keep going.
One of the night's final songs was the infectious crowd-pleaser "Hold On When You Get Love and Let Go When You Give It." A better (and simpler) title could have been "Ode to New Order." I closed my eyes during the song and I actually believed I was at a New Order concert for a minute — actually kind of great, given I've never been to a New Order show.
Before singing one last a cappella song with Millan, Campbell announced that he would soon transform into DJ Dirty Kimono for an after-party at the venue, which sounded fun. Unfortunately, I had to bounce.


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March 21 is National French Bread Day
Five Food Finds about French Bread
- French national law dictates that 'French' bread should contain only combinations of flour, yeast, salt and water.
- French bread is a simple low-fat white flour bread, which is baked into long slender loaves called baguettes.
- Most baguettes are around 2-3' in length, and 3-5" in thickness.
- While a regular baguette is made with a direct addition of baker's yeast, it is not unusual for artisan-style loaves to be made with a poolish, "biga" or other bread pre-ferments to increase flavor complexity and other characteristics.
- Outside France, baguettes are also made with other doughs; for example, the Vietnamese bánh mì uses a high proportion of rice flour, while many North American bakeries make whole wheat, multigrain, and sourdough baguettes alongside French-style loaves.
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1984 A section of Central Park is renamed 'Strawberry Fields' to honor John Lennon.
1994 Due to bad harvests, there is a shortage of Japanese grown rice. Japan's Imperial Palace begins serving royal meals to the Emperor & Empress with rice grown in the U.S., China and Thailand.
1999 Bertrand Piccard and Brian Jones landed in the Egyptian desert, having completed the 1st 'Around the World' hot air balloon flight. According to the BBC, they carried fresh food, including bread, cheese and pre-cooked steaks to last for 6 or 7 days, after which they made due with dried foods such as cereals and powdered milk. The flight began in the Swiss Alps, took 19 days, 21 hours and 55 minutes, and covered 29,056 non-stop miles.


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In addition to the Modern Languages Loaning Library, which has many movies available for student use, we also have a smaller, streaming library available to all Modern Languages and Cultures students. This library is accessible from any MLTC Computer, including the Lounge Area and has movie selections made available by the faculty. Whether it be required course material, or simply to catch a good movie, there are always available options at the MLTC. These streaming titles offer many benefits over the normal library, mainly:
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Barkley, Baines and Jagielka all in Tuesday's round-up.
The views on this page are taken from the local and national media and do not necessarily reflect the views of Everton.
With the World Cup just two days away, there is plenty of international coverage in Tuesday's newspapers.
And with five Blues in Brazil, there's strong Everton presence among the national and local editions.
Ross Barkley was apparently late catching the England bus to training in Rio. The Telegraph note the incident was taken well and in good humour with spirits evidently high in the camp.
The young midfielder is also featured in more serious fashion with quotes urging the Three Lions to be positive in their Group D opener against Italy on Saturday.
Barkley spoke to evertontv shortly before departing with Roy Hodgson's squad and his thoughts appear in today's Daily Star and Liverpool Echo.
Leighton Baines is also quoted in the Echo, airing his view that Everton's England trio have had the perfect preparation for World Cup action by mastering Roberto Martinez's patient passing style.
Romelu Lukaku credits his loan spell at Goodison Park for helping him become 'a complete striker', while Phil Jagielka's tournament preview appears in a special pull-out of Merseysiders in South America this summer.
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The arresting officer says that he failed all field sobriety tests, but a chemical test done on the scene should be able to tell what the substance in his system was. Kattan suffered from a bloody nose, but luckily there was nobody in the other vehicle that he rear-ended.
Police were notified of the situation when another motorist called in a car swerving at slow speeds on the 101 to San Fernado Valley. The arresting officer says that it could have been a lot worse. Chris Kattan was taken to the Van Nuys jail where he was booked for driving under the influence of prescription drugs, however, he wasn't drunk.
He was later released on his own recognizance with his license and car. He later tweeted;
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Solid, easy and really pretty. Just keep an eye on them so they come out at just the right golden brown.
Basic Crostini
Golden, toasted Basic Crostini serves as a savory base for most spreads or chutneys on your appetizer table.
Yield: Serves 10 (serving size: 4 crostini)
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 90
- Fat: 1.7g
- Saturated fat: 0.0g
- Sodium: 184mg
- 40 (1/4-inch-thick) baguette slices
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- Preheat oven to 400°. Arrange baguette slices on 2 baking sheets. Coat slices with cooking spray. Bake, 1 sheet at a time, at 400° for 10 minutes or until golden brown and toasted. Cool completely on a wire rack.
Make-ahead tip: Bake crostini, and cool completely; store in an airtight container at room temperature for up to two days.
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Moving to Pelham - delivery, take out - where do you go?
Moving to Pelham in a month and need suggestions for delivery and take-out in the area. Doesn't have to be right in Pelham, but within 15 minutes or so.
I don't know where in Pelham you'll be moving, but, I will make a recommendation for some quick take-out that you can reheat at home. I won't make any restaurant recs because many of them that I have visited have all been inconsistent.
While you're settling in, and hopefully have accessiblity to a microwave, try:
Battaglia Brothers of North Avenue
138 North Ave
New Rochelle, NY 10803
Tel./ Fax: (914) 633-3382
This is a great little Italian deli and butcher shop that has prepared foods for you to reheat at home. Just minutes from Pelham. This place is a great find and will surely help you satisfy your hunger for the first couple of weeks during your move. Their food is well prepared and relatively inexpensive. $5-$6 an entree/order! Buy a *few* orders and pig out - refrigerate the rest. The prepared entrees are over by their meat section (on the right as you walk in).
Welcome to the neighborhood!
There's amazing Mexican food (take-out and delivery) just over the line in New Rochelle. My favorites (with addresses) are in this thread: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/330138
FYI: Main Street in New Rochelle, is the same as Route 1. If you enjoy Mexican food, make a quick foray to pick up take-out menus. Most of the places are walking distance from each other.
Pizza, pizza everywhere! One can overdose on pizza around here. I'm not crazy about take-out pizza, but Modern does a good job. Again, just over the line in New Rochelle, a block off Route 1, 633-9479. Pelham has no dearth of pizza parlors of its own.
Yvonne's in Pelham is a sit-down place for southern inspired food. Fried chicken, greens, black eyed peas, corn bread, etc. Once in a great while I'll go for the Thursday evening buffet. But every six weeks or so, I have to have a take-out order of the pig's feet. They're at 503 Fifth Avenue (Pelham's Main St.). Grab a take-out menu from there.
The food market, De Cicco's (called C-Town by residents of long standing) has a steam table at lunch time that isn't bad, and you can put together a nice salad there too. Good selection of cheese, olives, and a deli. Their beer selection is wonderful.
I second Battaglia Brothers, and throw in the Bread Factory in New Rochelle, for amazingly wonderful bread.
When you get tired of unpacking, take a stroll around town. Our breakfast spot, the Pelham Cafe, was lost to a landslide a few years ago, but it will be re-opening in a new location on Fifth Avenue. There's talk of a new Jamaican place too. Now that's NEWS!
re: rolise
I get the names confused but I at the one on the west side of the street. They had a standard bar food menu. They also had several specials. My co-worker & I had burgers & they were very good. Also the presentation was nice & their ingredients were fresh. I would sum it up by saying that it seems they excelled in what they do- & afterall that's how it should be.
re: rolise
Had some good apps there last night. Two good chicken appetizers and the nachos. Everything was good. Had the Shepherd's pie (well wahtever they call it, it didn't have lamb), and while it was good, it wasn't great. A little too watery, but it had decent flavor. Good mashed on top. Enjoyable experience once again.
Try Red Lotus thai--they deliver to New Rochelle, Pelham and Larchmont and their menu is online at www.redlotusthairestaurant.com
re: nrxchef
And they are sooo expensive. $17-19 for a curry or pad thai, $9 for a satay app, $6 for a small soup, $10 for papaya salad, $14 for larb... Even the takeout menu, which has items $1-2 cheaper is still way too expensive.
What is great about Pelham is the proximity to New Rochelle for all the great Mexican and South American places, AND that you are less than 15 minutes from Flushing, Queens, Northern Blvd, etc. Just a few minutes down the Hutch and over the Whitestone bridge, then a short hop on the Van Wyck or Grand Central and you are in Queens, chow central for NY. I live five minutes farther north in Bronxville and I go to Queens several times a week. (But not during rush hour which can be insane)
Within your stated 15 minutes you have a huge area to explore. Besides the places mentioned in Pelham, New Rochelle, and Larchmont; you also have Yonkers (the 4th largest city in the state) and Eastchester, Mamaroneck, and all the rest of Southern Westchester. Even White Plains isn't more than 20 minutes. So welcome and enjoy.
I second everything Pat Hammond says above - I have a weakness for the sandwiches at Modern Pizzeria. Good luck navigating the back streets to get to their parking lot, however.
We also like Yvonne's both for dining in and takeout - it's a nice restaurant, exceedingly pleasant staff and the buffet is better than you would expect. Yvonne's isn't cheap, however. Haven't tried the trotters but will now!
For slices, we're fond of the place across from Huguenot Church at Four Corners. The wine shop there isn't bad if you want to grab something while you wait for the pizza.
I've never found a restaurant that wouldn't provide take-out, so I would throw in Cafe Regatta on 5th Ave in Pelham, although I've never done takeout from there. We've had good dining experiences there although it's quite expensive.
In general, Pelham's dining options are pretty weak unfortunately. The posts above about nearby towns and Queens/Bronx are more to the point. I'm very fond of Bronxville for dining out - you can take local roads there in about 5 minutes depending on where you live. I'm particularly fond of II Bacio Trattoria - really everything this is good (especially the gourmet pizzas and the bolognese) and they do nice takeout. It's a great date night out - go to the Bronxville theater (generally sophisticated movies shown) and a stroll over to Il Bacio Trattoria. Nice ice cream for dessert, too.
Rangoli, a Pelham institution, has reopened after the landslide (which has ruined a big chunk of Pelham's downtown) right across the line in New Ro on Main Street (or is it Huguenot Street? You'll figure it out). We had TERRIBLE takeout from there the other day but it's generally a good restaurant and has been well reviewed in its new incarnation by others. I'll give it the benefit of the doubt.
Can other Pelhamites or neigbors comment on actual real delivery? Most of the places above are takeout - I'm a capable cook and would rather whip something up rather than deal with the nuisance of takeout in general. I miss the Upper West Side - I could call 30 places and within 30 minutes have food at my door...
I'd be curious if JMF could highlight some of the better resources in Queens - I know Arthur Ave but haven't explored Queens. Also, I know the Mexican places in New Ro but wonder about South American - I think I spied a Peruvian restaurant at some point but haven't tried it.
Mark in Pelham
re: MarkD
There's a place on Lawton, one shop in from Main in N.R., called Cholo(s). Not sure about that 's'. Is it Peruvian? I ate there only one time, but liked it. They have that wonderful purple corn drink. ( I usually don't post until I've tried a place at least twice.) Have you been there, Mark?
re: Pat Hammond
That's the place I had in mind - I'll have to give it a try and report back.
I've lived in Pelham for almost 21 years. The other post was right -- there isn't a large selection of really "out of this world" restaurants, but there are a few that are well known throughout the area for being quite delicius. The best restaurants are La Fontanella (very elegant Italian), Villa Nova (haven't eaten there, but heard it's excellent!) and Yvonne's for soul food (great entertainment on the weekends, I believe). (Rangoli is awesome, but it's in New Ro now).
For Asian, there's Edo (Hibachi) and Pelham Palace (both are good). C
Cafe Regatta has gotten a lot of buzz, but I was extremely disappointed when I went. Will never go back... If I want great fish, I'll drive the 20 minutes to dine at Port Chester's F.I.S.H. (which is delightful!)
For coffee, skip Steam and head to Bronxville for Slave to the Grind. If you insist on going to Steam, order a salad and stay away from the sandwiches/paninis! I repeat, stay away from the sandwiches. ;)
If you want the laid-back, All American, pub fare, the two best places are undoubtedly Rockwell's (great burgers) and Chelsea's on Fifth (burgers are not as good as Rockwell's BUT they have awesome wings!)
For the best pizza, there is none other than Pelham Pizzeria (Marcello's is AWFUL; I think the only reason why it's still in business is because they deliver.. oh, and they're the only ones to make zeppoli) and maybe Villagio's (fyi: don't go to Villagio's for lunch during the week -- it's overrun by the high school kids!).
p.s. for grocery shopping, DeCicco's is better than Gristedes (though more expensive). for a nice sandwich, try the Depot Market (deli), the deli by the high school, and Provisions (more upscale... great for lunch with a girl friend or your mom). for ice cream, skip the local Haagen Daas and drive up to Rye for Longford's!
oh I almost forgot! there's a new "upscale" jamaican restaurant where Rangoli used to be. have only eaten there once when they first opened, but (as someone whose roots are in Jamaica) I thought the food was great!
of all of these restaurants, the only one that delivers is Pelham Palace. But take-out is always an option. Luckily, no matter where you live in Pelham, no restaurant will be more than a 5-minute drive away!
this restaurant had the best wings ever, there food is amazing and deff should be delivered...


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Valdosta - Military from all over the country are gathering right here in South Georgia.
"They've come from Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, and many other countries," said Larry Bittner, U.S. Military Official.
Ninety-two representatives from more than a dozen countries meet at Moody Air Force Base to form a partnership for peace. For the past week, these military officials have taken part in Cooperative Zenith - a NATO command post exercise at Moody Air Force Base involving eighteen different countries. The week-long exercise is composed of several computer simulated activities that give a crisis situation where countries must work together to avoid potential disaster.
"We are training people on all kind of simulated aircraft activities, so they'll be better prepared if we have a hostile situation," said Phil Bayer of the United Kingdom.
Military officials say the best part of the exercise is working with foreigners we were once at war with.
"I would never imagined when I entered the military that 19 years later, I'd be working with someone who was then my enemy," said Rick Ragaller, Moody Air Force Base Airman.
Moody Air Force Base is proud to host such a significant event that brings together such diverse cultures. And, with the lessons learned and expertise training, countries worldwide will be better prepared for any crisis situation that may arise.
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The 5th Annual South Georgia K9 Training and Certification Workshop will be held in Perry, Georgia, during the period of November 17-20, 2014. The seminar will again be hosted by the Dooly County and Houston County Sheriffs' Offices.
Over 70 K9 teams attended the workshops in 2011, 2012, and 2013, and we look forward to a similar or larger number of teams attending in future years. Please take a look at the pictures from the four previous workshops to get a feel for the many different facets of instruction available to you and your K9 partner (link to the pictures below). If you have a suggestion to improve the training offered during the Workshop, please send us a note (email link at the bottom of this page).
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By O'rya Hyde-Keller
Walls and floors. They're the basic building blocks of your home—and also some of the easiest parts of the house to make green. A recent boom in renewable, nontoxic materials means that you have lots of options if you want to tread lightly. Here are some ideas to get you started.
Bamboo: Because this woody grass grows so quickly, bamboo can be harvested year after year from the same plant, making it one of the most renewable—and beautiful—eco-flooring options on the market. $6 to $8/square foot; teragren.com
Marmoleum: Made from linseed oil, natural rosins, wood flour, and cork, this trademarked flooring is renewable and the ingredients are sustainably harvested. The result is a refined take on traditional linoleum. Starts at $4/square foot; www.forbolinoleumna.com
Recycled Metal Tiles: Made from recycled aluminum or brass, these tiles make for a safe, earth-friendly kitchen or bathroom alternative to vinyl tiles. The look: modern and urban. Available in polished, matte, or sandblasted. $35 to $70/square foot; www.ecofriendlyflooring.com
AFM SafeCoat: This paint brand offers everything you need to brighten your walls—paint, primer, sealer—without any of the nasty chemicals found in traditional paint products. SafeCoat products are free of VOCs (volatile organic compounds) as well as solvents, heavy metals, chemical residues, and formaldehyde. $32 to $42/gallon; www.afmsafecoat.com
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Patrick and Abby are teenagers in love, drama insues
Patrick's POV
"Abby what,what is it?" Her phone had awoken me out of my perfect
dreamworld. "The police..they..they found Melanie's blanket." She
into my chest. "We're going back to Wisconsin in the morning. Get some
baby, we may be able to find our baby girl yet!"
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asleep on my shoulder."Indeed" The officer explained to me how all they
could find was Melanie's blanket. It was a clue anyways but still not
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Robert J. Shprintzen, Ph.D., director of the Communication Disorder Unit and the Center for the Diagnosis, Treatment and Study of Velo-Cardio Facial Syndrome at SUNY Upstate Medical University, now has support in Australia for helping children diagnosed with the medical condition he discovered in 1978.
The Velo-Cardio-Facial Syndrome (VCFS) Foundation, which was founded at SUNY Upstate in 1994, has established a chapter in Australia. Shprintzen gave the keynote address at the group's inaugural meeting in Brisbane, held in November.
The foundation provides parent to parent networking, disseminates information about the genetic disorder and will bring experts and others to Australia to talk with families and health care practitioners.
Shprintzen Syndrome, otherwise known as Velo-Cardio-Facial Syndrome, is a genetic disorder that causes cleft palate, heart defects and abnormal facial appearance and learning problems. While the cause of Shprintzen Syndrome is unknown, scientists have found that most children identified as having the condition are missing a small piece of chromosome 22. The condition occurs as often as one in every 2,000 births.
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Tonight's contest against the New York Rangers could be a turning point for the Philadelphia Flyers. The team is coming off of a four-day break that has allowed the team to both rest, get healthy and get to know head coach Craig Berube a little better. Berube has been shuffling the lines over the last few days in practice, looking for boosts and chemistry through every possible combination.
The Flyers will get Vincent Lecavalier back from an injury that has kept him on the shelf since October 11. His outstanding hockey IQ and vision won't hurt the offense one bit, but for a team that has yet to score three goals in a game this season, the focus should be on New York's net.
Henrik Lundqvist won't play, and Martin Biron was forced into retirement after being waived after a few lousy periods of play. The Rangers are limping along just as badly as the Flyers, and this game is a big chance for Philly to try to right the ship, score a boatload of goals and secure their second win of the season.
They need to make life miserable for Cam Talbot and the rest of the banged up Rangers. New York is without Rick Nash and Ryan Callahan up front and will be leaning on youngsters like J.T. Miller and Chris Kreider in their top-six. If ever there was an opportunity for the likes of Claude Giroux or Jakub Voracek to get going, this is it.
It won't be an easy contest. The Rangers are still professional hockey players and the Flyers are still slumping badly. The opportunity for a big win is there though. One victory can snowball into two, and then into three and suddenly no one is asking Philadelphia's players why they've been so awful during every media scrum.
If stressing this one contest seems silly, consider the seismic impact of the San Jose Sharks thrashing of the Rangers a few weeks ago. San Jose has yet to skate away without a point, while New York has only won one game since. They've only won a single game anyway, but it was against the Sharks that the Rangers had their identity severed and their pride wounded.
This is a chance for the Flyers to play a game worth building on. They haven't played a game like that this season. Toss all the cliches into a blender and give it a spin. That's the kind of game Philly needs to play. The full 60-minute effort. Get pucks on net. Get bodies to the crease and so on.
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JACKSON, MS (WLBT) - Holding a check as tall as her, Sanaa Hill accepted the college scholarship that was created in her name.
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The scholarship idea by Metro Youth Initiative leaders came about after the shooting at the Boys and Girls Club on Sykes Road that injured the eight year old. "I think the fact of where it happened at in our community and also because she is a young lady who is doing really well in school," said Metro Youth Initiative executive director Chaqueta Weston.
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Microsoft's new CEO, its third in 30 years, comes to the job with two very important tailwinds and two very strong headwinds.
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The city will get the money from a bank and its auditors. The settlement comes after former city comptroller Rita Crundwell was sentenced in February to more than two decades in prison. She admitted stealing the money from the city.
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Bravo Bobridge - colossal ride to claim crown in Buninyong
21 year old South Australian Jack Bobridge has been crowned Australian elite men's road race champion after a magnificent performance that saw him cross the line today alone after holding off a concerted chase by Australian cycling royalty in the 163.2km, 16 lap race at the 2011 Mars Cycling Australia Road National Championships in Buninyong.
Despite his youth Bobridge has already tasted success at world level with victory in the U23 men's time trial at the 2009 UCI Road World Championships in Switzerland and gold medals on the track at both the World Championships and Commonwealth Games.
But today was a colossal performance by the Garmin-Cervelo team member who broke free from the leading group with three laps remaining in the race to cross the line in 4:12:42, 37 seconds ahead Tasmania's Matthew Goss with Victorian Simon Gerrans in third place.
"Anyone would say they would love to be the Australian open road champion, so to get one is absolutely fantastic, I am over the moon," said Bobridge. "You can come here saying you want to do well but to actually do it is another story, it's just fantastic.
"Just to be able to wear the (Australian) colours this year in the pro peloton is fantastic and it's great to keep it in the team once again after Travis held it for the team last year," said Bobridge of his Garmin-Cervelo team mate Travis Meyer.
Bobridge claimed both the Australian under 23 road race and time trial championships as a nineteen year old in 2009. Although still under 23 he is ineligible to ride that category because he now races in the UCI WorldTour professional ranks.
A tremendous field of 159 riders started the soul destroying 163.2 kilometre epic in which only 48 finished.
Bobridge signalled his intention early when he bridged across on his own on the fourth lap to join a lead group of six riders which included Chris Jongewaard, Patrick Shaw, Rhys Pollock, Fabio Calabria, Jai Crawford and Chris Jory.
Close to halfway the front seven riders held a lead of around three minutes with six riders trying to chase them down but then the peloton dropped the hammer and the race blew apart. At the front Bobridge and Crawford reacted by launching an attack while in the bunch Team Sky was driving hard on the front in a bid to set up their man Simon Gerrans.
Just inside the start of the third lap, Bobridge dropped Crawford and struck out on his own while some of the biggest names in Australian and world cycling desperately tried to catch him.
The peloton collected everyone else in its path and began closing in on Bobridge but he rose to the challenge and maintained his lead while his major challengers, including Goss, Gerrans and Bernard Sulzberger led a concerted chase. Also with them, but to protect the lead of their team mate, were Bobridge's fellow Garmin-Cervelo riders Cameron Meyer and last year's winner Travis Meyer.
With half a lap to go it seemed Bobridge might be caught as the the chase came to within 20 seconds but he found something extra and using his time trial skills surged ahead to wrap up the title.
HTC-Highroad's Goss, from Tasmania, won the sprint for silver ahead of home state favourite Gerrans (Team Sky) who claimed the bronze medal.
"At first I thought I have got a bit excited and gone too early," said Bobridge, "But this course is pretty demanding with the wind, and we knew that to even bridge a three minute gap was going to hurt anyone.
"When I heard who was behind me, it definitely got me going as (with those) world class riders behind me, it was definitely worrying as I could see them there up the climb every lap," he said. "But with one and a half to go, I just buried it and managed to stay just out of sight.
"I rode to my threshold and luckily enough I was obviously well and fit enough to hold that position," added Bobridge.
After a stellar 2010 Bobridge came here with his sights were firmly set on adding this road crown to his growing list of accolades.
"I came here with expectations to go really well, and last month I have been back home training pretty hard looking after myself, (so) I knew I came here with good training under the belt, but not racing so that always leaves a bit of a question.
"But I just had one of those days where everything falls (into place) and you feel well," he added.
For Goss, it was a bitter sweet result.
"It is the worst place you can finish, so close to having the jersey, but I am happy with the result, as it's a good indication for the start of the season," said the 24 year old. "I knew if it came back together for a sprint finish, I knew I had a good chance, so it would have been nicer if it came back together as it's always better to ride for the win rather than the silver medal.
"But it was a strong ride by Jack, so all credit to him," added Goss.
Gerrans, 30, was also happy to secure a podium finish and lauded his younger opponent.
"It was certainly an impressive ride from Jack today and we are definitely seeing the start of a fantastic career," said Gerrans. "I did everything I could to try to win today's race and in the end we were outclassed.
"In the end, I have no regrets, I did everything I could to try to break the field up and get across to Jack, but to his advantage, he had Cam and Trav Meyer sitting on the chase group and that always mucks up the rhythm a little bit of the group.
"I thought we were in with a good shot with a few laps to go, but my teammates really rode their guts out today and gave me every opportunity to win the race," added Gerrans.
Tasmania's Bernie Sulzberger finished fourth to secure a place as the final rider in the UniSA-Australia national team for next week's Santos Tour Down Under in South Australia, the opening event of the 201 UCI WorldTour Calendar.
Competition at the 2011 Mars Cycling Australia Road National Championships will wrap up on Tuesday when time trial medals are decided at Learmonth.


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07. Caytas & Patz – Are You Afraid (Joel Mull Dub Edit)
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Dogs are known as man's best friend. They're there to keep you company, snuggle in your lap, go on walks with you, protect you, greet you when you come home, and entertain you, along with a myriad of other things. As you can tell, I love dogs. I have two cocker spaniels, Rory and Chewy.
Dogs have their own language, and if you're like me, you try to figure out what they're trying to tell you and why they do some of the things they do.
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I grew up in a house full of animals. We always had two dogs and a cat or two cats and a dog. For a short time, we had two hairless rats and a cockatiel. You would think I would be used to the chaos that comes with this chosen lifestyle, and I thought I was until…This fall, we introduced a 5-month-old puppy into our house already occupied by our two 5-year-old cats. I bring up their age only to demonstrate how set in their ways they are. Cats are notoriously opposed to change.
I'm old enough to be a grandmother, but instead find myself in my later years raising a very active three-year-old named Ruby Joy. She has reddish-brown hair, huge, expressive brown eyes, and a little stump of a tail. Did I mention that she is a cute, annoying, bounce off the walls, hyper, lick-everything-in-sight, boxer? Yes, she has four legs, but she is my baby. My husband and I finally got our last fledgling out of the house and were enjoying a happy empty nest.
Treat yourself to some tail-wagging fun with dogs in the park this weekend. The Excelsior Springs Branch and the city's Parks and Recreation Department will be having a special dog program at Siloam Mountain Park. The dogs will run through a special course and perform a few other tricks with the help of their masters. There may even be a dog riding a skateboard.
The fun starts this Saturday at 2:30 p.m. The park is at the intersection of Garland and Ellsworth.
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My Dog is a Hero is an example of a book for kids that is both fun and educational at the same time. It is about dogs that do special jobs, such as saving lives and helping disabled people. This book is written in a way that makes it easy to follow and also has lots of good, quality pictures of dogs in action. You will also find all sorts of graphics shaped like a child's drawings that add to its appeal.
We are all busy people. Our days are filled with working, errands, kids, computers, and TVs. These are common ways we make up our days. Years ago our dog's lives were very different. People would let their dogs run free in the neighborhoods, allowing them to visit and play with other dog friends, sniff the land, sleep in the shade, and basically do as they please. In the evenings, they would meet the kids at the bus stop, play with them outside, and then curl up in the house with the family, completely exhausted from a long busy day. Times have changed.
They help police and fire departments save lives. They find people who are lost and/or hurt in remote places that are hard to search. They are search and rescue dogs. Now, you will get a chance to watch these special and well-trained dogs in action.
I love basset hounds. I used to have one named Oscar Meyer. He would lay and lay, and occasionally, he would get up to eat and slobber… Many people think basset hounds are not the brightest dogs, but I beg to differ. I think they are extremely intelligent, but they are stubborn… and at times disobedient.
Oscar was trained to stay in our backyard. Sometimes, we would leave the gate ajar and go eat or shopping. When we came back, he would be there with his nose at the edge of the open gate, ready to greet us.
Labradors: Work, Rest and Play by Nick Ridley is not a typical dog book. Readers will find it shelved with other dog books in our Library, and it is certainly a book dog lovers will enjoy. But what makes this book stand out is the high quality collection of pictures it contains.
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(LOS ANGELES, CA) -- ASACP has presented noted adult industry attorney Gregory Piccionelli with its annual Service Recognition Award.
Ever since ASACP began more than 10 years ago, its success has depended on the contributions of its generous sponsors and members, its dedicated advisory council, and many other people who have volunteered valuable time and resources because they support ASACPs mission of child protection. Each year, ASACPs Service Recognition Award is presented to one person whose consistent contributions have helped make the organizations work possible.
Mr. Piccionelli has performed various pro bono legal services for ASACP since 2002, and provided especially valuable assistance in preparation for the rollout of the RTA website labeling initiative last Fall. ASACP Executive Director Joan Irvine, who presented the award to Mr. Piccionelli during the 2007 XBiz Awards event, praised his dedication, saying "Greg has been as vital to ASACP as he is to the adult industry at large, and were grateful to have him around."
Mr. Piccionelli returned the compliment, saying "Joan has done more to keep child pornography off the web than 100 evangelical bible thumpers!"
A co-founder of pioneering Los Angeles-based intellectual property and entertainment law firm Piccionelli & Sarno, Mr. Piccionelli is one of the nations most experienced and respected Internet and adult entertainment attorneys. Past recipients of ASACPs Service Recognition Award have included attorney Lawrence Walters, Brandon Shalton of Cydata Services, and ASACPs own Compliance Director Tim Henning.
Founded in 1996, the Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) is a non-profit organization dedicated to eliminating child pornography from the Internet. ASACP also works to help parents prevent children from viewing age-inappropriate material online. Companies and individuals interested in supporting ASACP may go to www.ASACP.org for more information on how to get involved.
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Recorded: Thursday, July 16, 2009
Stephen P. Halbrook testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee against the confirmation of Judge Sonia Sotomayor to the Supreme Court.
Experts: Stephen P. HalbrookType: TelevisionIssues: Constitutional Law, Gun Control, Litigation
What President Obama Should Learn from His Predecessors
Recorded: Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Amid the current economic and financial crises, President Obama may do well to remember the men who have come before him.
Experts: Ivan Eland, Andrew R. RuttenType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Culture/ Society, Defense and Foreign Policy, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Freedom, Government Power, History (U.S), Nationalism, Political Ideology and Philosophy, Politics, Race Issues, Terrorism and National Crises


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What is the first thing you think about when you hear or see the the YMCA sign as you drive by the . It's more than just four letters.
It's likely to make you smile and maybe want to sign and dance! Then you probably think about swim lessons, summer camp, youth sports, senior programs, or maybe basketball, Toastmasters or Father's Day? These programs have been associated with the Y for many, many decades, several of them getting their start at a YMCA.
A child is having fun in a safe environment because he is attending summer camp; an active senior, who lives alone, gets ready to join her friends on a day trip to a local attraction; a mother works out on a treadmill, while her husband and son shoot hoops in the gymnasium; her daughter is practicing soccer and her twins are in Cool Kids playing ping-pong and a father is volunteering his time to coach baseball. What do all of these people have in common? They are members of a YMCA.
But wait you say! Other organizations now offer these same programs too! What makes the Y programs any different from everyone else's? Why should you send your child to the Y's afterschool program instead of using the program offered at his school? Why should you attend a senior computer class at the Y instead of at the local recreation center?
Simply put the Y is much more than programs. It is not the product that the Y offers that sets them apart but what it does for the child, family, senior and community, a sense of giving back. What sets the Y apart from these other organizations is a sense of belonging, a sense of family. An impact that is felt when people connect through different programs, a feeling that is not tangible but very concrete.
The Y is dedicated to connecting communities by reaching out to kids in need through programs structured to keep them off the streets or from being home alone and to families and neighbors with activities designed to bring them together. The Y is open to all regardless of age, creed, race or the ability to pay and is for youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility.
The next time you hear or see the letters YMCA don't just think programs but think of it as a place where you can volunteer, get involved in the community, involve your family in exercise and physical activity and a place that helps to create individual pride and a sense of community.


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Date: January 4, 2013
by: Amanda Heisey | Web Editor
+ Gallons of sewage leak from Lift Station 7
City of Sarasota Utilities Department Crews responded Thursday to a sewage leak near Lift Station 7 along the Hudson Bayou.
+City hires dinance director
John Lege III, the current finance director in Ocala, starts Feb. 4.
+Court denies negligence in Chen death
The Sarasota County Attorney's Office said the Sheriff's Office is not liable for the death of Siesta Key resident Donna Chen.
+ Colony submits settlement updates
The Colony Beach & Tennis Resort Association has submitted a $50,000 cash bond to the town of Longboat Key as it works through settlement negotions for three acres of property.
+ Feeding your New Year's resolution
As we say hello to 2013, many of us are also welcoming New Year's resolutions of health and happiness.
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Seminole County Sheriff's deputies arrested three suspects yesterday for burglarizing a home in the Druid Estates subdivision in Maitland, Fla. At approximately 11 a.m. an SCSO investigator was conducting proactive patrols in the area when he witnessed the suspects loading several large bags of goods into a gold Ford Explorer parked in the driveway of a home on Westchester Dr.
The investigator initiated a traffic stop on the vehicle after he witnessed the driver run several stop signs. The driver refused to pull over and fled at a high rate of speed. Another SCSO unit in the area deployed stop sticks near Druid Road and Oranole Road. The suspect swerved in an attempted to avoid the stop sticks and crashed into a brick wall.
The driver, David Smith, 25, of Sanford, was entrapped in the vehicle and extricated by the Seminole County Fire Department. He was transported to the Orlando Regional Medical Center with non-life threatening injuries.
The two remaining suspects bailed from the vehicle, hopped over the brick wall and continued to flee on foot. They attempted to hide in a tree, but were tracked down by the Orange County Sheriff's Office K-9 unit. Quinton Chambers, 24, and Shamoule Bridges, 21, both of Apopka, were subsequently taken into custody without further incident.
Deputies recovered the victim's belonging including cash, jewelry and Christmas presents intended for her children. Deputies also found a stolen handgun, burglary tools and drugs in the vehicle.
Chambers and Bridges were booked into the John E. Polk Correctional Facility on multiple charges of burglary, grand theft and drug possession. Smith faces additional charges of driving with a suspended drivers license and fleeing and eluding. He remains hospitalized at this time.
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This marks the first time I've had actual ICE CREAM (and not fro-yo) in months, probably years. I'm crazy for actually doing it. Truth is, I'd always see it when I go shopping.. I've just been in that paleo mindset, on top of avoiding processed food for a long while that I never really thought of getting it. What changed my mind, you ask?
I have no clue.
It's okay though, CrossFit helps me burn through this.
It's your basic vanilla, nothing special. You can definitely taste the coconut though (And probably in all the other coconut milk ice creams they make), but it's not necessarily a bad thing, especially if you like that coconut. I mean why else would you be buying a COCONUT MILK MADE ICE CREAM? Anywho, this brought me back. Back to the days where I was a little chubster and would have a bowl of Breyer's vanilla every night. Given, this can't really compare to Breyer's because:


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Impact Index is run by a company based in Mumbai, India called Impact Index Cricket Pvt Ltd. Its majority stake-holder is the creator and founder of the system - Jaideep Varma. There is a team of technical architects, web specialists and researchers who are constantly developing it, for the long haul.For any feedback or inquiries, please write in at
KEY PEOPLEJaideep Varma's lifelong love for cricket and a growing disquiet with the way cricketers were being evaluated, over the last two decades particularly, led to the ideas that eventually formed Impact Index in 2009. As the main idea evolved and began holding up to all kinds of scrutiny, he decided to commit himself full-time to it to take it to its fullest potential. Otherwise, he has been a writer/filmmaker whose novel Local was published in 2005. He has also made two feature films – Hulla (2008) and Leaving Home – the Life & Music of Indian Ocean (2010) – the latter opened the Indian Panorama at the International Film Festival of India at Goa, in November 2010. It also won the National Film Award. In Feb-March 2011, he also did a 30-episode video diary (with Gokul Chakravarthy) on the Cricket World Cup for Cricinfo called Running Between the Cricket. Currently, he is working full-time on Impact Index as its founder, ideator and custodian.
RS Prakash's casual interest in cricket is served well as a director of Impact Index, as the system has made the sport easier and more accessible to follow now than it ever had been for him. His belief in this system and its status as an equivalent of a premier rating system in the sporting world is served well by his background. He is currently a director at Reliance Private Equity and has previously been at Actis Private Equity, Ernst & Young, Arthur Anderson, IL&FS and ICRA since the procurement of his CA degree in 1995.Soham Sarkhel's initial belief of cracking it as a professional cricketer backfired miserably when he realised that his angular batting stance led to an increase of 463% when it came to his chances of getting bowled. The very same day he realised that quantifying such an anomaly was exceptional on his part and instead decided to dab his hands with numbers and cricket. 3 years down the line with a Bachelors' degree in Media & Communication from Symbiosis, he is now a writer cum statistician for Impact Index and believes the system will one day be able to prove his unrequited love for Sadagopan Ramesh (which it doesn't) and Roger Twose (which it does).
Impact IndexCreated by Jaideep Varma.Team: Jaideep Varma, RS Prakash, Soham Sarkhel. Technical support by Innosolv.
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Guilds who don't want to offer PUGs an equal chance at the loot get no sympathy from me. Either offer them an equal shot at the loot, or recruit more members so you don't need to PUG.
Period. End. Those are your two choices.
Last year, I'd been smashing my face against Archavon for some hunter loot...forever. We were down a DPS, and added a hunter PUG. Guess what dropped? Yeah. The loot I wanted. Guess which hunter won the roll? Yep. The other one. Guess who felt bad? You got it! I did. Guess who complained?
I saw the numbers. He'd out DPS'ed me and we'd finished a 25 man Archavon when we'd failed to on prior attempts. He was there, he pulled his weight, he deserved an equal shot at the loot.
It sucked for me, but that was not his fault. I sent the obligatory grats and moved along. To do otherwise would be to fail at life.


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Apart from the south Indians, who have been following Rajnikanth, can anyone write five lines about the actor's private life? Do the names Latha and Soundarya ring a bell? And does anyone know from which village or town this man, who came to the silver screen from a conductor job, is really from? What were his parents? Does he have siblings? What do they do? Rajnikanth has largely kept his private lives, where they should belong.
Amitabh Bachchan came with an illustrious legacy and naturally, it follows him. His wife is a celebrity; his son and daughter-in-law hog headlines. Amitabh returns home to more celebrities; he lives in the glare of lime lights. For good or bad, he must live with it.
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"The night, I lay in my bed of dark, the chain, hanging from my throat, Jesus isn't there, only the cross that is his throne…"
Juju's recording a weekly series of new songs, and calling it the Fish Bowl Sessions. Lord's Mistake is another new song, "Who are we? Where do we come from? Why are we here? We have to know and understand our past in order for us to understand our presence here, now, on earth ." Juju seems to have gone a bit dark this week and brings out the edgier side to Little Fish. Ben plays his trusty red Farfisa Compact ("The Rocket").
We'll be posting a new song every week (probably on a Sunday or Monday), so make sure you're subscribed to something (YouTube, Twitter, Facebook or our mailing list) and we'll let you know when they're up… ;-)
Definitely my favourite Fish Bowl Sessions video so far. ;)
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Huge news in the vaccine debate: The initial study linking vaccines and autism, which caused international confusion about whether or not to immunize kids, has been exposed as fraudulent. The British Medical Journal (BMJ) released an editorial saying there's proof that the famous study included false, intentionally fabricated information.
Dr. Andrew Wakefield performed the 1998 study that blamed ingredients in the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine for causing autistic behaviors. In his study, he reported that, of 12 children he studied, eight developed autism and/or irritable bowel disease and that symptoms started days after receiving the MMR vaccine. The study changed many people's opinion on vaccines, prompting many moms to either stop immunizing their children or blame the vaccines for the autism their kids had developed.
In the new report however, investigative reporter Brian Deer compared the kids' medical records with Wakefield's reports and found plenty of discrepencies: Some didn't have autism at all, and others had symptoms before they were given the vaccine. Deer says a legal group trying to sue the vaccine makers paid Dr. Wakefield $750,000 to do the study -- and that could have been motivation for falsifying the information.
The truth comes just in time, as the National Committee for Quality Assurance recently reported that vaccination rates are dropping among kids with health insurance -- partly because of autism fear. Not being vaccinated puts kids at risk for contracting a serious illness. Proof: In 2008, there was a measles epidemic in Britain, which many attribute to a decline in immunizing against the virus.
Do you get your kids vaccinated? Does this make you less nervous about it? Chime in below!


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Someone who has a conscience, cares about the consequences of their actions, someone who has morals and tries to live by them. You have scrupples because you dont burn people to get ahead. You strive to do good and if you do something wrong you realize it and feel bad about it.
The owner of a company surely doesnt have scrupples when he gets a fat raise and doesnt even give his workers a cost of living raise...booerns.
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Hello.. I've used a prior post's instructions to attempt passing a report's parameter - @From_Date and am getting a 'Must declare the scalar variable @From_Date' error message -- I don't know where to go from here! Any ideas.. Thanks in advance!
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@Cyborg +1 This is a very clean bulletproof solution, but it would be even better if the casing of the parameter names was consistent (**@FROM_DATE** will not be understood by @PFromDate = @From_Date part if the database is configured to use any case sensitive collation). In the past I never cared about consisted casing, but there were enough recent posts by Hugo Kornelis and others on the main site to make me reconsider my opinion :)
Jul 28, 2010 at 07:38 AM Oleg
Hi there... thanks for your responses. Admittedly, I'm struggling here with several things.. 1.) The @FROM date that is being returned when I just execute @SQLAI is always the year 1900... This is from the first response above... 2.) I'm completely lost as to where I add these statements. When I begin with them, the only result I get is the date and nothing else 'seems to' execute.I really appreciate your help!
Aug 06, 2010 at 11:19 AM MGreendyk
Here's what I've entered:
DECLARE @From_Date datetime, @SQLAI nvarchar(max), @Param nvarchar(100), @FROM datetime SET @From_Date = GETDATE(); SET @SQLAI = N'SELECT @pFROM = @PFromDate'; SET @Param = N'@PFromDate datetime, @pFROM datetime OUTPUT'; EXEC sp_executesql @SQLAI, @Param, @PFromDate = @From_Date, @PFrom = @FROM OUTPUT SELECT @FROM
Any idea why I might be getting this error message?
An error occurred while executing the query. The variable name '@FROM' has already been declared. Variable names must be unique within a query batch or stored procedure. Incorrect syntax near ' SELECT @pFROM = @PFromDate'. Incorrect syntax near ' @PFromDate datetime, @pFROM datetime OUTPUT'.------------------------------
Aug 06, 2010 at 01:14 PM MGreendyk
When you EXEC() something, the variables that you are working with aren't visible to the query that you are EXEC()ing. They are not in the same scope.
Instead of building the string with
answered Jul 28, 2010 at 05:43 AM
Matt Whitfield ♦♦
OK... will try this. Thanks! My next question will be : how would I add a @TO datetime in addition to this? And, how would I incorporate this into the entire select below:
DECLARE @SQLAcctInq nvarchar(max)SET @SQLAcctInq = ' /* Inserting data into the Inq table for Account inquiries*/ Insert #Activity SELECT FilteredAccount.accountid, FilteredAccount.name, FilteredAccount.new_accountmanagerid, FilteredAccount.new_accountmanageridname, FilteredIncident.new_completiondate, ''I'' as Type, 1 as Inq_ctr, 0 as InqNote_ctr, 0 as AD_ctr, 0 as ADNote_ctr, FilteredIncident.new_originalbilledmemberresponsibili, FilteredIncident.new_finalmemberresponsiblity, FilteredIncident.new_originalbilledmemberresponsibili - FilteredIncident.new_finalmemberresponsiblity AS SAVINGS FROM FilteredIncident INNER JOIN FilteredAccount ON FilteredIncident.customerid = FilteredAccount.accountid ' ===========================
Jul 28, 2010 at 06:15 AM MGreendyk
Just the same way,
WHERE FilteredIncident.new_completiondate BETWEEN @FROM AND @TO
Jul 28, 2010 at 06:22 AM Matt Whitfield ♦♦
@Matt Whitfield +1 This is a good solution. I also like the one offered by @Cyborg because it is clean and bulletproof. If the variable in question were be a varchar and had single quotes in it then building dynamic "parameterless" in the end SQL would also require special handling of those. The sp_executesql is robust enough to accept parameters both in and out and as many as needed.
Jul 28, 2010 at 07:30 AM Oleg
@Oleg - yes, for sure :)
Jul 28, 2010 at 07:40 AM Matt Whitfield ♦♦
Hi there... thanks for your responses. Admittedly, I'm struggling here with several things.. 1.) The @FROM date that is being returned when I just execute @SQLAI is always the year 1900... from the first response above... 2.) I'm completely lost as to where I add these statements. When I begin with them, the only result I get is the date and nothing else 'seems to' execute.I really appreciate your help!
Aug 06, 2010 at 12:46 PM MGreendyk
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