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Thanks to our customers, DP has enjoyed tremendous success with our mighty TITAN displays. With nearly two dozen 2D and 3D models available, there is a perfect TITAN projector for every application.
That being said, there is always room for improvement, and we have been listening carefully to some very good feedback from our customers. One key point we heard related to the noise level of our single lamp units. In short, while all TITAN's are exceptionally quiet for their lumen performance, it seems silence is truly golden. Thus, designing an even quieter TITAN was in order.
During 2010, DP's engineers worked for many months to innovate an even more efficient approach to TITAN cooling and noise level management. That solution was revealed in the TITAN WUXGA 330 and TITAN WUXGA 3D platforms. Both are highly efficient, single lamp displays that operate at very low noise levels; less than 45 dBA, in fact, depending on ambient conditions.
In light of this major breakthrough, we are pleased to announce that during the month of March, all TITAN single-lamp 2D and 3D models will transition to the new, ultra-quiet and super-efficient 330 platform. Specifically, the 330 lineup will be offered in SXGA+, 1080p and WUXGA native resolutions, with 2D and 3D models designed to support either portrait or landscape oriented applications.
DP dealers who already depend on the performance and flexibility of our TITAN displays now have another great reason to embrace the products. DP dealers who have yet to experience the TITAN couldn't pick a better time to become acquainted with the most awarded series in the DP product line. Contact your regional manager or manufacturer's Rep today to schedule a demo.
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We have some important near-term product announcements to make, so we are working on new Commercial AV pricing. We expect to release the new pricing in mid March. DP Dealers – please watch your email for the announcement that updated pricing has been posted to the dealer portal of our web site.
If you are not yet authorized for access to the Dealer Portal, please visit www.digitalprojection.com/register and fill out the appropriate information. Once your registration is reviewed and authorized, you will receive a confirmation via email.
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We launched the first of our M-Vision series displays over a year ago. Since that time, the M-Vision product line has expanded to include new brightness levels, new resolutions, and new illumination sources. The latest addition to the M-Vision series increases the resolution of our popular M-Vision LED product to WUXGA (1920 x 1200) resolution.
The new M-Vision Cine WUXGA LED combines all the technical benefits of LED illumination with the increased resolution of WUXGA. This combination makes the M-Vision Cine WUXGA LED ideal for demanding simulation, visualization and command & control applications where precise color stability, long life components, and high resolution are mandatory. The WUXGA LED unit will offer an estimated 600 lumens of light output while delivering a greater than 20,000:1 contrast ratio.
The new projectors will be available in Q2, 2011 with an estimated MSRP of $20,000.
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In addition to the numerous new team members and the news of our significant US headquarters expansion, we're pleased to introduce a new team member just beginning to make her mark.
With over 11 years of corporate customer service experience, Lynne Foley has joined DP as service administrator. As an assistant to Kristina Odom, service coordinator for DP, Lynne serves as an additional customer resource, linking DP's service group with our growing customer base regarding service-related questions.
As DP's dealers are of utmost importance to our successive years of steady growth, further investment in enhancing customer services and expediting dealer requests was defined as a top priority for our company in 2011. We are thrilled to have Lynne on board, and we know that our dealers will thoroughly appreciate her attention to detail, timeliness and her positive outlook.
Kristina Odom commented, "Lynne is a valuable addition to Digital Projection. She cares deeply about the customer's best interests, and has excellent customer service skills. We're relieved to have found such a suitable team member for the new position, and DP's dealers will soon experience the benefits of having her on board."
Please help us welcome Lynne to the team. Lynne can be reached at either firstname.lastname@example.com or by calling the main corporate number at 770-420-1350.
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With increasing business opportunities leaving us with limited time to invest in professional growth, it can be a challenge to ensure your skills keep your company at the head of the pack. InfoComm's Regional Roundtables deliver a key opportunity to do just that, and our industry association even throws in a free lunch as well!
Free for all infoComm members, the Roundtables feature training sessions presented directly by the manufacturers themselves (Digital Projection included). Additionally, attendees and manufacturers engage in open discussion on market trends, business insight and future forecasts.
The next scheduled Roundtable (March 23) will be held in downtown Atlanta, Georgia, at the Atlanta Marriot Marquis. In addition to DP and other sponsoring manufacturers demonstrating new products and AV solutions, Lyle Bunn of Bunn Co. will lead a discussion entitled, "Digital Signage Fundamentals, Trends and Best Practices." This session will outline the key forces driving the D.S. market's growth, as well as highlight best practices in network planning, deployment and operations. CTS credit is available for attendees that participate.
RSVP for the Atlanta, Georgia Roundtable by either email (Marc Bialek at firstname.lastname@example.com) or by calling 1-800-659-7469. To see a full schedule of the remaining regional Roundtables, please visit http://www.infoComm.org/roundtable.
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Our manufacturer/dealer partnership is the key to what makes us both successful. We invest great effort in creating exceptional projector solutions, and we take great joy when we get to see our precision displays in action.
With that in mind, we'd like to remind our dealers that DP's marketing department gladly dedicates time each week to writing application stories, pitching press releases and publicizing our dealers' installations.
How can you and your company benefit? Simply send a brief overview of any recent DP-related installs to Michael Bridwell, marketing communications manager at email@example.com. We've helped the installs of at least three DP dealers receive national exposure already this year, and are hoping to help many more. And remember -- access to high-quality photography always reinforces our ability to get your application story placed.
You've already chosen the world's greatest brands. Let's show the world, and a new crop of potential clients, the pride and craftsmanship that defines DP's dealers.
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Sapphire Marketing, DP's Commercial AV and Home Cinema Rep in the Northeast, will be holding its 2nd Annual NYC Roadshow in March. Save the dates of April 5 - 6 to see the latest in
technology from both Commercial and Residential Manufacturers such as Amina, Brightline, C-nario, CSI/Braehler, Crestron, Digital Projection, DNP, rp Visuals, Salitek, Vista Systems, Primeview, TK-Living, Trak-kit, Solar Shading Systems/VisionArt, and more!
In addition to the tradeshow floor, training classes will also be offered.
Roadshow location:
Midtown Loft and Terrace
267 Fifth Avenue
New York, New York 10016
Phone: 888-435-4979
To RSVP for the Roadshow, and to see a schedule of show hours and training classes, please contact Lainie Mataras at (201) 476-1071 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Anyone that's recently attended an InfoComm or CEDIA show has surely seen Digital Projection's massive booth, draped dramatically in black curtains to limit ambient light from infiltrating the imagery within. What you may not realize is how many people, and how much hardware, truss, drape, scaffolding and DP engineers / technicians / artists, it takes to build our dynamic trade-show exhibits.
David Kile, West Coast applications engineer with DP, captured the video in the link below during breaks while our InfoComm 2010 booth was being set up. We think it's an interesting insider's view at the many steps involved in setting up our huge exhibits.
View the video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4vG8_RE0fQ&feature=email
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Proud of a particular project that demonstrates your company's full capabilities? Don't keep it to yourself! Your company has the chance to shine at infoComm 2011 via the PRO AV Spotlight Awards.
Deadline for submissions is March 15, 2011. Winning projects will be recognized during InfoComm 2011 in Orlando and featured in the July/August 2011 issue of PRO AV, as well as in ARCHITECT magazine, which is read by 65,000 commercial architects and design professionals.
If you don't have an interest in the competition but would love some extra press, tell us about your recent DP-related installs so that we can get the word out via press releases, articles or social media. Send your install information to Michael Bridwell, MarCom manager at email@example.com.
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Personal insight from Veronica Vital-Herne, General Ledger Manager, DPI
Since returning to work from the Thanksgiving Holidays, the US headquarters of Digital Projection have literally been turned upside down. A major construction project that will double the square footage of the Kennesaw home office has resulted in the tearing down of walls and the rearranging of many Digital Projection work spaces. One would naturally expect total chaos during such a transition. Remarkably, the process has been both relatively easy and quite enlightening.
Our expansion involves breaking through the demising wall between our present office space and the massive space next door. Because of this demolition, each employee with an office on or near that demising wall was relocated to temporary work spaces, scattered throughout the balance of our current facility. Many members of our team were relocated to cubicles assembled in DP's demo room, just prior to the holidays.
Now, cubicles certainly aren't rare in a corporate environment. What made the setup interesting, however, is that members from very different departments have been co-located in the same room with only a couple of feet between each work station. Suffice to say, everyone was curious to see what would come of this experiment that mixed accounting/finance department members with members of the service and support departments.
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Digital Projection Limited (DPL), based in Manchester, UK, and manufacturing headquarters for Digital Projection International, delivered a scintillating AV display at this year's ISE expo in Amsterdam.
Displaying new single and 3-chip displays from an expanding product line, DPL demonstrated the flexibility of key DP products by presenting some in portrait mode (M-Vision Cine 260 above, TITAN 3D in rigging frames below) and others in more traditional horizontal format. DPL also unveiled new single and 3-chip products to their international market, including the M-Vision Cine 3D and HIGHlite Cine 660.
No DP booth is complete without demonstrating our continued 3D product line dominance. Both 2D and 3D displays, including the M-Vision 3D and M-Vision Cine 230, featured in a controlled cinema (below). Additionally, DP technical partner Mechdyne lent their expertise in the demonstration of a huge edge-blended immersive 3D dome. TITAN 3D displays illuminated the dome while in portrait mode.
Facebook users can view even more photos from the show by clicking here. Many thanks to everyone that attended ISE 2011 and came by to visit the booth. The entire team is aleady looking forward to 2012.
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Digital Projection International offers the broadest DLP-based product line of any manufacturer in the world today.
Our philosophy of providing precision display for every venue is illustrated below in this streamlined guide to key resolutions and aspects ratios:
1280 x 720 (720p - 16 x 9 or 1.78:1): Great for High Definition Video applications. Particularly well suited for distance viewing such as in Houses of Worship or auditoriums. Projector Series: iVision, TITAN
1280 X 800 (WXGA – 16 x 10 or 1.6:1): Great for multiple computer users, plus well suited for distance viewing such as Houses of Worship or auditoriums. Projector Series: E-Vision
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Jan/Feb 2008 - DP Exhibits at ISE Amsterdam
March 2008 - DPI Makes History with Product Shipping
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March 2010 - 4,096,000 Pixels From a Single Projector... Really!
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After a brief thaw, snow cover has returned to the North Country, and with it comes a host of activities from skiing and sliding to snow forts and snowball fights.
Unfortunately, across much of the region, there has not yet been enough snow cover to accommodate snowmobiles. In Ray Brook, the railroad tracks in my backyard have remained untracked, except for the passing wildlife.
When it comes to Adirondack winter tourism, white brings the green! Although the list of recreational options is severely limited by a lack of snow, it pays to remember that there is still a lot of winter left and there are still a lot of opportunities available.
Currently, the majority of the region's lake and ponds have good ice cover, and I've received numerous reports of some nice fish being taken on the early ice.
Cross-country skiers, snowshoers and skaters have been busy, as have the ice climbers and backcountry skiers. Fortunately, the weather has been cold enough for communities to maintain municipal ice rinks, and elsewhere, the pond hockey season is in full swing.
The Northville-Placid Trail
Although I'm not much of a computer geek, I recently came across an interesting new Web site created by Tom Wemett, a self-professed "NPT fanatic."
The Web site, www.nptrail.org, is dedicated to the Northville-Placid Trail, (NPT), which originally spanned nearly 133 miles of the Adirondack backcountry. The trail, which was designed and constructed by Adirondack Mountain Club (ADK) volunteers beginning in 1921. It was completed in 1923 as one of the ADK's first projects.
The NPT still serves to connect a variety of Adirondack communities and habitats, from lakes to mountains, valleys to swamps and all points between. But, unlike the more mountainous trails that dominate the High Peaks area, the NPT is primarily a 'valley romp' that travels primarily through the river valleys and lowland forests surrounding the ponds and lakes of the region.
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Stat Priority (5.4.8)
Stats are the core of your character and how you choose to balance those stats will greatly impact the effectiveness of your Windwalker Monk. Use this guide to select the stats that are the most important for your Monk and learn how to prioritize those stats to optimize your performance.
Stat Priority
DW: Agility > Melee Hit (7.5%) > Expertise (7.5%) > Crit > Haste > Mastery
2H: Agility > Melee Hit (7.5%) > Expertise (7.5%) > Crit > Haste > Mastery
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Agility Increases damage dealt by your abilities and slightly increases critical chance.
Melee Hit (7.5%) The Hit cap of 7.5% (2550 Rating) will eliminate the chance for any special ability to miss against a boss. This is the cap regardless of weapon type. Special abilities missing is the easiest way to lose DPS, so always make sure you have this cap. To check your Hit percentage, open your character panel and then check under the Melee tab for "Hit Chance" and make sure it is exactly 7.5%.
Expertise (7.5%) The Expertise cap of 7.5% (2550 Rating) will eliminate your attacks from being dodged. Having this cap and always attacking behind your target is crucial for avoiding high DPS loss. To check your Expertise, open your character panel and then check under the Melee tab for "Expertise." Make sure it is at exactly 7.5% for your weapon(s).
Crit Increases the chance for your attacks to critically hit for additional damage.
Haste Increases attack speed and Energy regeneration.
Mastery Mastery Bottled Fury generates additional charges of Tigereye Brew.


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He voiced concerns that Microsoft may use illegal tactics to give its own search engine preferential treatment in an upcoming release of its Windows Vista operating system for computers. He then recalled Microsoft's past legal battle with the now-defunct Netscape Communications Corp. over Internet browsers in which Microsoft was found by a federal court to have abused its power.
"We certainly see a history with that particular company, Microsoft, behaving anti-competitively, being a convicted monopoly," Brin said. He then talked about Google taking preemptive action against any future abuse by Microsoft, including lobbying the Justice Department.
While seeing these new products from Google, initially caused some excitement with me, I soon realized that they were simply offering what others have been for years.
Andy Beal, chief executive of Fortune Interactive, an online advertising company, said none of the products Google unveiled Wednesday is revolutionary. Many have been available from other companies, either for free or for a fee, he said.
"There wasn't really anything today that was groundbreaking technology," Beal said. "It was great to see Google offer them, but they have been offered by other companies for at least a couple years."
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A Mysterious Illness
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome is a somewhat mysterious illness that strikes an estimated 1 million to 4 million Americans with a range of symptoms, including muscle pain, insomnia, memory loss and overwhelming fatigue. The malaise leaves many with a significantly diminished capacity for physical or mental activity often for years, if not decades and no amount of bed rest helps.
No definitive cause for the disease has ever been found, and some scientists believe that it is actually the common end stage of a number of different conditions caused by multiple triggers trauma, exposure to toxins or infectious agents, for instance. Several viruses have been named as possible causes, but none ever proved to be the culprit.
In 2009, however, researchers in Nevada and Maryland reported finding traces of a mouse-related virus called xenotropic murine leukemia virus-related virus (XMRV) in about two-thirds of blood samples taken from 101 patients with chronic fatigue syndrome. This virus, they showed, was capable of infecting human cells grown in the laboratory.
Taken together, these results suggested that XMRV could be the cause of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
"It gave great encouragement to Chronic Fatigue Syndrome patients," Levy said. "Many believed the cause had finally been found."
The 2009 paper was widely publicized and, according to Levy, it influenced both the direction of federal research spending and the way some doctors began to treat their patients.
Shortly after the paper came out, one of its authors contacted Levy and asked if he could confirm the findings by taking a look at other blood samples taken from patients with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
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In January 2013, Secular Student Alliance at North Carolina State University was able to host Katherine Stewart thanks to the Speakers Bureau from the national SSA. This article summarizes the experiences of that event for the group.
On 22 Jan. 2013, Katherine Stewart, investigative journalist for publications including Reuters, Religion Dispatches, and The New York Times, spoke to the Secular Student Alliance at North Carolina State University about her work detailed in her recently-published book, The Good News Club: The Religious Right's Stealth Assault on America's Children. Ms. Stewart discussed recent trends and deceptive tactics used by the religious right to infiltrate the public education system to target children, especially elementary school students, for religious proselytizing. She detailed specific legislation that has allowed organizations like the Child Evangelism Fellowship to operate religious programs inside of public schools and gave examples of curriculum taught to children by such programs that not only clearly violate the separation of church and state, but teach harmful messages of obedience, sin, shame, and punishment.
We ask our supporters to let us know if they were involved in a secular student group when they were on campus. Ormond Otvos, an alumnus of Florida State University and self-identified "old-timer," tells this story about his experiences in the late 1950's!
You ask what I was doing about secularism way back when?Well, a group of us who met at FSU in 1958 during the course exemption tests as freshmen decided to start a philosophy club. For many of us, it was our first experience in a secular environment, and we wanted to meet and talk with others similarly inclined, but out of the harried atmosphere of the cafeteria food plan structure.
So we got together and petitioned the administration to form our philosophy club, but their response was that there were too many clubs already. There were clear indications that it was the "philosophy" part, not the "club" part that was bothering them, so we all joined the Stamp Club, and changed its nature to discuss philosophy. The end run worked.
If you've ever hosted a Speakers Bureau event, you know the SSA will help pay for it. In the past, it's all been on a reimbursement basis. We are now giving away Speakers Bureau funding before events happen!
This will help groups who don't have large bank accounts already to bring speakers to their campus. There are some guidelines your group must reach to qualify, so take a look and see if this will help your group get a speaker this semester!
Interested in getting your group more active at a more national level? The Secular Coalition for America is hosting another Lobby Day in our nation's capital in order to help get secularists a chance to talk to their representatives in Congress. Lobby Day will be on April 25th, 2013, in conjunction with the SCA's Secular Summit.
The day includes training on how to lobby effectively, information on current topics that affect secularists, lunch, and an appointment with your state representative's office. If you register before February 15th, you can get the early bird rate of $50.
If your group wants to take a road trip to do this, you can apply for a grant from us to offset costs.
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Washington • The United States and Iran have agreed for the first time to one-on-one negotiations over Iran's nuclear program, according to Obama administration officials, setting the stage for what could be a last-ditch diplomatic effort to avert a military strike on Iran.
Iranian officials have insisted that the talks wait until after the presidential election, a senior administration official said, telling their U.S. counterparts that they want to know with whom they would be negotiating with.
News of the agreement — a result of intense, secret exchanges between U.S. and Iranian officials that date almost to the beginning of President Barack Obama's term — comes at a critical moment in the presidential contest, just two weeks before Election Day and the weekend before the final debate, which is to focus on national security and foreign policy.
It has the potential to help Obama make the case that he is nearing a diplomatic breakthrough in the decade-long effort by the world's major powers to curb Tehran's nuclear ambitions, but it could also pose a risk if Iran is seen as using the prospect of the direct talks to buy more time.
It is also far from clear that Obama's opponent, Mitt Romney, would go through with the negotiation should he win election. Romney has repeatedly criticized the president as showing weakness on Iran and failing to stand firmly with Israel against the Iranian nuclear threat.
There is still a chance the initiative could fall through, even if Obama is re-elected. Iran has a long history of using the promise of diplomacy to ease international pressure on it. In this case, U.S. officials said they were uncertain whether Iran's opaque supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, had signed off on the effort. Even if the two sides sit down, U.S. officials worry that Iran could prolong the negotiations to try to forestall military action and enable it to complete critical elements of its nuclear program, particularly at underground sites.
Israeli officials initially expressed an awareness of, and openness to, a diplomatic initiative. But when asked for a response Saturday, Israel's ambassador to the United States, Michael B. Oren, said the administration had not informed Israel, and that the Israeli government feared Iran would use new talks to "advance their nuclear weapons program."
"We do not think Iran should be rewarded with direct talks," Oren said, "rather that sanctions and all other possible pressures on Iran must be increased."


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How do I set property or what is the code I should put for getting the multiselected items from ListBox on form to range of excel cells?
I.e. I want to add list to excel after required list is selected in the ListBox.
The selection in the listbox may be, say, 1,2,3,4,5.. or at any, say, 1,2,4.. (3,5 not required) etc.
Or should I use some other controls or else?
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Hello All,
after many months of being VB free im trying to jump back into it, but sadly having a few problems. I would like a user to select numbers from a multiselect list box . these numbers are than matched through an sql query to hardcoded tables within that datadase and corresponding info is extracted and put into an excel spreadsheet. problem is the sql query only picks up one of the many selected numbers from the list box and drops the rest! very frustrating. im sure its a loop out of order, but cannot find where! Any help would be greatly appreciated as i have run out of ideas!
This is a combination of posted code ive picked up and lines i've added myself - heres what i have so far:
Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim i, J, rtot, m, TL
Dim db As Database
Dim rs As DAO.Recordset
Dim ctot(1 To 4)
Dim objExcl As Excel.Application
Set db = OpenDatabase(txtDbname.Text)
Set objExcl = New Excel.Application
objExcl.Visible = True
objExcl.SheetsInNewWorkbook = 1
objExcl.ActiveSheet.Name = "Inventory Summary"
For i = 0 To List1.ListCount - 1
If List1.Selected(i) = True Then
List2.AddItem List1.List(i)'to error check
Set rs = db.OpenRecordset("select polygon_id from polygon where polygon_id = " & List1.List(i))
i = i + 1
End If
'i = i + 1
Next i
For i = 0 To rs.Fields.Count - 1
objExcl.ActiveSheet.Cells(1, i + 1).Value = rs.Fields(i).Name
Do Until rs.EOF
For i = 0 To rs.Fields.Count - 1
objExcl.ActiveSheet.Cells(J, i + 1).Value = rs.Fields(i)
Next i
End Sub
Listbox Multiselect Drag && Drop In Excel
I've finally gotten the code down to drag an item from one list box and drop it into another listbox, but only for one item at a time. The list boxes are on a user form and I am using Excel 2002.
Can anyone help with how to select multiple items in ListBox1, drag them to and drop them into ListBox2?
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
It seems the DataObject used in the sample code provided by Excel Help [see code below] to carry info from one listbox to the next is limited to one item at a time. Can something else be used in its place that doesn't have this limitation?
Private Sub ListBox2_BeforeDragOver(ByVal Cancel As _
MSForms.ReturnBoolean, ByVal Data As _
MSForms.DataObject, ByVal X As Single, _
ByVal Y As Single, ByVal DragState As Long, _
ByVal Effect As MSForms.ReturnEffect, _
ByVal Shift As Integer)
Cancel = True
Effect = 1
End Sub
Private Sub ListBox2_BeforeDropOrPaste(ByVal _
Cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean, _
ByVal Action As Long, ByVal Data As _
MSForms.DataObject, ByVal X As Single, _
ByVal Y As Single, ByVal Effect As _
MSForms.ReturnEffect, ByVal Shift As Integer)
Cancel = True
Effect = 1
ListBox2.AddItem Data.GetText
End Sub
Private Sub ListBox1_MouseMove(ByVal Button As _
Integer, ByVal Shift As Integer, ByVal X As _
Single, ByVal Y As Single)
Dim MyDataObject As DataObject
If Button = 1 Then
Set MyDataObject = New DataObject
Dim Effect As Integer
MyDataObject.SetText ListBox1.Value
Effect = MyDataObject.StartDrag
End If
End Sub
Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
For i = 1 To 10
ListBox1.AddItem "Choice " _
& (ListBox1.ListCount + 1)
Next i
End Sub
Edited by - doofusboy on 8/20/2007 6:16:07 AM
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International Airline Ticketing Academy
11,Arthur's Place, Next to Majestic City,
Bambalapitiya, Colombo 4.
Tel.: 011-265 7342, 077 733 1150, 011-265 7767
Web: www.webstation.lk/airline
The International Airline Ticketing Academy was established in 1991 to teach the basics in Airline trade, which includes various aspects of "Airline Handling". The institution conducts three courses a year beginning in January, May and September. The main features of this academy are granting of "on the job" training in Airlines and Leading Travel agencies and offering of scholarships to selected students. This academy which teaches Airline Marketing, Reservations, Fares/ Ticketing, GDS , Airport Operations & Cargo Handling with Airline Computer Training is especially suited to school leavers and to those who intend employed in the travel trade. Visit the web for an application form.
Courses - Airline/ Travel & Tourism
- Diploma in Airline Marketing, Fares/ Ticketing,Reservations, GDS , Airport Operations & Cargo Handling with Airline Computer Training.
- Airline Cabin Crew Training
- IATA / UFTAA Foundation
- IATA / UFTAA GDS - Fare & Ticketing
Asian Aviation Centre (Pvt) Ltd.
Colombo Airport, Ratmalana
Information Centre 14, Trelawney Place, Colombo 4
Tel.: 011-451 0303/4 Fax: 011-451 0303
Asian Aviation Centre (Pvt) Limited (AAC) was registered as a private limited liability company in 1985 and its main business was operating a flying training school. In 1990, it commenced a course of studies to train students to sit for the examination conducted by the Director General of Civil Aviation Sri Lanka for the issue of licences in aircraft maintenance without type rating (LWTR).
Due to the increased demand for higher studies, AAC considered the possibility of offering undergraduate courses in Aeronautical Engineering and embarked on a course development program to offer two other courses, a HND and a BSc, through an affiliation to Kingston University of UK, from 1997. A BEng (Hons) Degree in Aerospace, Mechanical and Automotive Engineering, BSc Degree in Computing, a Foundation Degree in Aircraft Engineering were subsequently added to the portfolio.
In 1998, AAC signed an agreement with the Department of Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology of the Government of South Australia, under which, from 1999, AAC offers the Certificate (Level 4) in Aviation Engineering, Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Mechanical: Maintenance) course of Regency Institute of TAFE South Australia, in Sri Lanka.
In 2005, AAC entered into an agreement with Kangan Batman Institute of TAFE (KBIT) in Melbourne, the only organization which possess CASA CAR3O approval for Aircraft Maintenance Training, to deliver the Certificate (Level IV) in Aviation Engineering; Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Mechanical: Maintenance) course at AAC. This new agreement with KBIT provides the students with an option to transfer to Advanced Diploma of Engineering (Aerospace) program of KBIT.
What started as an organization to train Pilots and a few technicians in aircraft maintenance has now grown to be an establishment which offers undergraduate courses in several disciplines. The Asian Aviation Centre is committed to ensure the continuing growth of its training arms, as a fully fledged teaching establishment dedicated to aviation related training in Sri Lanka.
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Local A/L : A–120, B–100, C– 80, S–40. ; London A/L :
Courses conducted at AAC.
Engineering and Technology Courses
BEng.(Hons) in Aerospace/Mechanical/Automotive Engineering Design. Entry Qualification: 140 points in. A/L's including Mathematics + Physics or equivalent. Duration: 3 years Full Time
Higher National Diploma in Engineering (Aerospace/Mechanical/ Automotive). Entry Qualification: 60 points in A/L's including Mathematics or Physics or equivalent. Duration: 2 years Full Time
Foundation Degree in Aircraft Engineering. Entry Qualification: 140 points in A/L's including Mathematics + Physics Duration: 2 years Full Time.
Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Course. Entry Qualification: G.C.E. O/L with 6 passes including Credits in Mathematics, Science and English. Duration: 2 years Theory in Sri Lanka, 2 years Practical
Certificate IV in Aviation Engineering, Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Mechanical: Maintenance). Entry Qualification: G.C.E. O/L with 6 passes including Credits in Mathematics, Science and English or equivalent Duration: 2 years in Sri Lanka.
Preparatory Courses
Engineering Familiarization Course Leading to BEng/HND. Entry Qualification: Students with minimum entry qualifications for BEng or HND. Duration: approximately 6 months.
Approved Engineering Technology Access Course for entry to HND Engineering. Entry Qualification: should have followed and sat for A/L's in Physical Science subjects. Duration: approximately 6 months.
Flying Training
Private Pilot Licence [PPL]
Commercial Pilot Licence [CPL]
Commercial Pilot Licence with Instrument Rating [CPL/IR]
Instrument Rating [IR]
Multi Engine Rating.
Assistant Flight Instructor Rating (AFIR)
Entry Qualification: G.C.E. O/L with 6 passes including Credits in Mathematics, Science and English or Equivalent, Final selection will be based on Medical Examination approved by the Civil Aviation Authority.& Aptitude test conducted by Asian Aviation Centre.
Colombo International Nautical and Engineering College (CINEC)
Millennium Drive, IT Park, Malabe, Sri Lanka
Tel.: 011-241 3500 Fax: 011-241 3505
E-mail: maritime@ cinec.edu
Web: www.cinec.edu
The Colombo International Nautical & Engineering College (CINEC Maritime Campus) was established in 1990 to cater to the growing global demand for competent Navigation and Marine Engineer officers in the region. Currently over 7000 Deck Officers, Marine Engineers and Marine Ratings follow a range of courses from Safety and Survival to Ratings, Cadets and certificates of Competency up to Master Mariner and Chief Engineer annually. The Campus will commence awarding of University Degrees as approved by the University Grants Commission in Maritime Operations and Marine Engineering to serving Deck and Engine Officers who will complete a special program of training shortly.
The Campus is accredited to ISO 9001, and possesses ISO 14001 environmental standards and OHSAS 18001 occupational, health and safety standards and National Quality Award for excellence in educational services, on two consecutive five-year terms in 1999 and 2004. CINEC conducts number courses in Department of Maritime Operations and Department of Engineering and course details relevant to school leavers are indicated below. For more details on Professional, Trade and Skills Development courses, contact CINEC or visit the website www.cinec.edu
Modern classroom, laboratories, workshops and demonstration rooms. Radar simulator centre with, Bridge Ship Maneuvering Simulator, Engine Room Simulator, Liquid Cargo Handling Simulator and PC based Simulators The Electrical Laboratory, the Electronics Laboratory and the Automation and Control systems Laboratory Modern residential facilities, a swimming pool and gymnasium
Navigation Cadet Training Programme
Duration : 37 Months - 13 months Shore based training and 24 months Onboard training.
Enrolment Requirements:
Enrolment Requirements: 5 credits in the GCE (O/L) including Mathematics, Science and English and 1year study in the GCE (AIL) Science stream. Students with GCE (AIL) Qualification will be given preference at selections. The candidate should be successful at the aptitude test and subsequent interviews conducted by the College.
Engineering Cadet Training Programme
Duration: 37 Months – Phases I & III - 25 months theory & practical training at CINEC, Phase II - 12 months sea training on board merchant vessels.
Enrolment Requirements:
- 5 credits in the GCE (O/L) including Mathematics, Science and English AND
- G.C.E. (A/L) Examination in 3 Science subjects preferably in the Maths stream. OR
- Successfully completed the Foundation course conducted by CINEC And
- Successful at the aptitude test and subsequent interviews conducted by the College. .
- Pass the Medical Fitness Test
Faculty of International Transportation and Logistics
- BSc in International Transport Management and Logistics
- Enrollment Requirement-G.C.E.(Advanced Level) 2 credit passes or equivalent or GCE (OL) plus two years work experience or GCE OL plus CINEC foundation course.
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The Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport (International) Certificate Course
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275/75, Prof Stanley Wijesundara Mawatha, Colombo 7
Tel.: 011-258 4302, 011-533 5928, 011-492 0567
Fax: 011-258 4302
Mahapola Training Institute
507, De La Salle Street, Colombo5
Tel.: 011-252 2452, 011-2523 268 Fax: 011-252 2660
SLPA-Mahapola Training Institute was declared open in 1987 as a fully equipped Training Institute to undertake skill manpower requirements in all aspects of the port in compliance with the port developments taken place.
- Marine Engineering Trades
- Career Oriented Equipment Operation Training
- Ships Engine Room Rating Course – 3 months
- Ships Deck Rating Course – 3 months
- Personal Safety & Social Responsibilities – 2 days
- Coxswain Course - 10 days
- Survival at sea -2 days
- First Aid at sea -2.5 days
Mandatory Courses Conducted - for CDC (Continuous Discharge Certificate)
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Internationa Aviation Academy SriLankan Airlines
Katunayake, Sri Lanka
Tel.: 0197 33 2044/ 2566 Fax: 0197 33 5250
Web: www.srilankan.aero/IAA
It enjoys a long tradition as one of the world's most respected aviation training institutes. SriLankan Airlines now heralds a new chapter in aviation education, turning its legendary academy into a global centre of learning. Welcome to the International Aviation Academy (IAA). It's where the world comes to master aviation.
The IAA has on board some of the industry's most knowledgeable professionals including many visiting international lecturers from IATA. The courses are accredited by IATA, City & Guilds and Edexcel International.
The Programs on Offer
Fares & Ticketing at all levels of competency
Airline Cabin Crew Training
Air Cargo Skills & Procedures
Dangerous Goods Handling
ICAO 201 Flight Operations Officer/Dispatcher Program
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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) - A Lubbock woman admits she embezzled $787,378.08 from two Lubbock banks. Mary Frances Dunn pleaded guilty Tuesday to Misapplication of Bank Funds By a Bank Employee.
Dunn was an assistant to a PlainsCapital Bank Vice President for roughly five years. Court records say Dunn manipulated a customer's line of credit to advance herself money. At first it was just to pay bills but over the course of time she embezzled more than $630,000 from a single customer's line of credit.
Court records say in 2008, she left PlainsCapital for a job at City Bank. Court records also say the customer followed Dunn with his or her account to City Bank. From there it says Dunn embezzled an additional $157,153.37 from multiple lines of credit.
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Get out the old surgical mask, cause there's a new virus in town -- and it's looking a lot like SARS. (You remember SARS, right? Also known as Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, the potentially lethal form of pneumonia came on the scene around 2003 and spread like wildfire around the globe. It was super scary. It killed killed approximately one tenth of the 8,000 people it infected.)
Yeah. So it was somewhat alarming back in September when the World Health Organisation (WHO) put out an "international alert" about a British man who had contracted a "virus previously unknown in humans." Which turned out to belong to the same virus family as SARS. And is now spreading ...
YIKES! They're calling it novel coronavirus, a.k.a. NCoV, and the most recent infection brings the grand total of confirmed cases up to 12 worldwide (4 have been diagnosed in Britain). Also, it can spread from person to person in the same way as the flu, travelling through the year when someone sneezes or coughs. Okay ... freak out time?!
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Well, maybe not. Health officials have made a point of saying the risk to the general population is very low. But just in case, here's what you need to know:
The symptoms of NCoV are very similar to those of SARS, including "severe respiratory illness, fever, coughing and breathing difficulties." But, like SARS, it IS treatable -- so if you're really sick, just do everybody a favor and go to the doctor. Better safe than sorry.
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This article has got to be joking...the % of people infected compared to the global population is super low. You have to lack some serious math skills to find this even remotely scary :/
Ugh, I've been sick for WEEKS. But it can't possibly be this because my fever hasn't been constant. Although you never know.
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Writer Paul Allor appears at Alter Ego Comics on Wednesday, June 18th at 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm to sign the first issue of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time from IDW Publishing!
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ComixTribe is pleased to announce its featured guests for the 2012 New York Comic Con. This is the biggest gathering of ComixTribe talent ever!
Working the ComixTribe booth #2380 throughout the weekend will be ComixTribe publisher Tyler James (THE RED TEN) and NYC native Joe Mulvey (SCAM). For the first time ever, John Lees and Jonathan Rector, the award-winning creative team behind THE STANDARD, will be under the same room! And THE RED TEN artist and co-creator Cesar Feliciano will be joining the Tribe for the weekend as well.
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We spent a long time on Thorim 25. We use 2 tanks in the arena, one stand beneath Thorim and the other in the center of the room. For the one under Thorim, there is a 4 tile square right next to the center circle. If he stands in the center there, he will get most of the aggro.
The tank outside the center is responsible for holding the champions, while the tank in the center pulls as much as he can to himself. This keeps the fight relatively controlled. We use a SP to MC one of the warbringers, but we've also done it without the shadow priest when they're unavailable.
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The Golf Queensland Rules of Golf Accreditation Course is designed for those men and women who wish to improve their knowledge of the Rules of Golf, as well as those seeking Club Level Accreditation via the online exam. Prior to attending the seminar, participants are encouraged to utilise the Study Guide in their preparation for the course. The Study Guide can be found in the Documents section below.
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I had no idea that we writers were such a miserable lot, destined to be single forever because of what awful people we are! But it did get me thinking: aren't there a ton of other kinds of people that one should not date based solely on broad generalizations? Well, sure there are. And here is a list.
She was never going to go out with another writer: no matter how charming, sensitive, inventive or fun they could be. They weren't worth it in the long run. They were emotionally too expensive and the upkeep was complicated. They were like having a vacuum cleaner around the house that broke all the time and only Einstein could fix it. She wanted her next lover to be a broom.
That being said both the fencers I know and medics I know tend to date within group just because they're the only people...


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Vance Charter School - School Profile
Enrollment Information (2009-2010 school year)
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Vance Charter School - School Boundaries Map (School Attendance Zone)
Nearby Public Schools (within a 15-mile radius)
Vance Charter School, NC
(< 0.1 mile)
Eaton-Johnson Middle, NC (1.6 miles ENE)
Henderson Middle, NC (1.7 miles E)
Clark Street Elementary, NC (2 miles ESE)
Clarke Elementary, NC (2 miles E)
L B Yancey Elementary, NC
(2.2 miles SE)
E M Rollins Elementary, NC (2.2 miles ENE)
Pinkston Street Elementary, NC (2.5 miles E)
Dabney Elementary, NC (3.3 miles W)
Northern Vance High, NC (3.3 miles ENE)


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Straub Named League Tennis Player Of The Week
Oct. 7, 2013
MILWAUKEE - Alysa Straub of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee has been named the Horizon League Women's Tennis Player of the Week.
The freshman won both her singles and doubles flights at the Panther/Warhawk Invitational this past weekend.
Straub went 3-0 in singles play, winning the flight title with a 6-1, 6-1 victory over Arantza De La Torre of Northern Illinois. In doubles play, Straub teamed with fellow freshman Hayley Marshall for a perfect 3-0 mark. The duo controlled all three of its matches, including an 8-5 win over Leah Dancz and Kali Phillips of Grand Valley State in the title contest.
In her first fall season in Milwaukee, Straub is now 9-2 in singles and 8-3 in doubles.
Straub and the Panthers wrap up their fall schedules with the ITA Regionals that get underway later this week.