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PLAYERS: Julian Edelman, Donte` Stallworth
TEAMS: New England Patriots
TEAMS: New England Patriots
The Patriots could be without their No. 3 wide receiver for the remainder of the season. Julian Edelman has a broken foot and could be headed to injured reserve, according to Dan Roche of WBZ. Edelman hurt his foot in the fourth quarter of Sunday's win over the Dolphins and was seen leaving the locker room on crutches in a walking boot. The Patriots already made plans to replace Edelman on Monday by signing wide receiver Donte Stallworth. Stallworth was with the team in training camp and during the 16-0 2007 season. Edelman has 21 receptions for 235 yards and three touchdowns, while also contributing four rushes for 45 yards. His contributions may be missed most on special teams, where he's returned 17 punts for 263 yards and a touchdown.
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Saturday, 7:15 a.m., Political Scoop: My guest this week is Mitt Romney's state director, Phil Valenziano. With just a couple of days to go before the election, we get his take as to why he believes Romney will pull off a victory in the Granite State. We also get his thoughts on what it is like to work in New Hampshire politics.
Sunday, 10 a.m., CloseUP: This week, host Josh McElveen previews the final days of the campaign with Republican Mike Dennehy and Democrat Steve Marchand. Then, a review of the gubernatorial and congressional debates with panelists Kevin Landrigan of the Nashua Telegraph, Josh Rogers of New Hampshire Public Radio, and Mike Cote of the Union Leader. Then I come on to talk about some dynamics to watch on down ballot races like the Executive Council and State Senate.
Do you think you have a better idea than all others on what results we'll see on Election Day here in the Granite State? Well, show us all up by participating in the WMUR Political Scoop 2012 Election Prediction Contest. The person who gets the most correct answers will not only get bragging rights, but will also be invited to appear as my guest for my WMUR Political Scoop weekly TV segment to explain how you knew what you knew.
Of the six major party candidates running for either governor or Congress, four could be "done" in politics if they lose Tuesday night. (They at least have to go away for a bit). You could make an argument that Frank Guinta and Maggie Hassan could run again in 2014, but the others can't.
Last week I asked: .In June 1995, President Clinton and House Speaker Newt Gingrich shook hands in Claremont promising to work together on a campaign finance reform bill. The "handshake" came about because of a question. Who asked the question?
No one got the correct answer. It was Frank MacConnell, Jr.
Now, for this week: With President Clinton and Barack Obama sharing the stage in Concord this weekend, name the last time a former president and a presidential nominee shared the stage in New Hampshire.
Be the first to give the answer in an email (jpindell [at] hearst [dot] com), and I'll recognize you next week.
Will the Secretary of State's website go down on Election Day like it did this week?
Who are the Swetts voting for in the Second Congressional District race?
Will Craig Benson show up to any election night rally?
If Republicans have a bad night will that actually help Kelly Ayotte consolidate more power of the state Republican Party?
What was Ted Gatsas thinking to himself as he watched the gubernatorial debate from the audience this week?
How much of a win in the Second Congressional District for Obama is too big for Charlie Bass to overcome?
Seriously, John Lynch gets the trifecta of an earthquake, then a hurricane and a blizzard to close out his tenure?
Will Jeb Bradley leave the First Congressional District vote blank on his ballot?
Is there any candidate running for office in New Hampshire that prints their party affiliation, besides the Libertarians, which technically aren't a party in the state?
Can anyone honestly say they know what is going to happen in the congressional races?
What happens if the state passes the constitutional convention question? Who does that help or hurt the most?
Will B.J. Perry get more votes for the Charter Commission than Rick Perry got for president?
Bill Gardner: The likelihood of a recount is growing and he would love the spotlight if that happens next week.
Maggie Hassan: She is clearly benefitting financially from national outside groups who are into the fact that she would be the only Democratic female governor in the country.
Lee Nyquist: If you were to read an e-mail that his opponent Republican Andy Sanborn, fired off to the New Boston GOP, Nyquist is in good shape. Here is a portion of the e-mail: "We knocked on 100 doors, of which 38 people were home and spoke to us and only 2 households said they were supporting the Republican ticket................ In addition, my polling shows (by the way please keep this information confidential.) (Pindell note: oops, but it was a bulk email list) that about 18% of the Republicans are voting Democrat this election too..."
Ovide Lamontagne: The debate was his last chance to pick up momentum in the governor's race, and he didn't.
NH residents sick of politics: Not only did they have to sit through political ads during Hurricane Sandy coverage it will be non-stop campaigning all weekend.
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The bull market just keeps going higher and higher.
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Honey Boo Boo's parents are calling it quits.
June Shannon and Mike Thompson -- a.k.a Mama June and Sugar Bear on the hit TLC reality show "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" -- revealed Friday that they are separating.
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Freehand Miami Hostel and Hotel
Freehand Miami is our reinvention of the historic Indian Creek Hotel, one of Miami Beach's classic art deco buildings. Created for a new generation of travelers, we have incorporated handcrafted design, local food & beverage, and a comfortable community atmosphere that offers both shared and private accommodations-all just one block from the beach.
We look forward to having you stay with us!
Disponibilité et tarifsPour vérifier la disponibilité et les prix, veuillez sélectionner vos dates puis cliquez sur "Mettre à jour les dates"
Installations & Politiques Auberge
- Accueil 24h/24
- Sécurité 24h/24
- Adaptateurs
- Climatisation
- Distributeur automatique
- Bar
- Barbecue
- Location de vélos
- Parking à vélos
- Jeux de société
- Échange de livres
- Petit déjeuner inclus
- Télévision par câble
- Adapté aux enfants
- Salle commune
- Cartes bancaires acceptées
- Ascenseur
- Service fax
- Plans de ville gratuits
- Wifi gratuit
- Salle de jeux
- Sèche-cheveux
- Douches chaudes
- Nettoyage et entretien
- Accès à Internet
- Accès par carte magnétique
- Cuisine
- Linge de lit inclus
- Casiers
- Casiers à bagages
- Pas de couvre-feu
- Non-fumeurs
- Lampe de chevet
- Taxes non incluses
- Serviettes incluses
Politique d'annulationCette propriété a une politique d'annulation de 3 jours. Si vous n'annulez pas dans cet intervalle de temps, vous devrez payer des frais d'annulation du montant de la première nuit de votre séjour.
Infos à connaître sur HostelCette propriété dispose de conditions générales spécifiques.
Cancellation Policy:
Reservations must be cancelled via email prior to 3:00PM (15:00) Eastern Standard Time, 72 hours in advance of the arrival date to avoid a penalty of one night room and tax.
December 4 –7 th, 2014
December 31st, 2014
March 18 -20th, 2015
March 25 -27th, 2015
May 22 -23, 2015
December 3–7 th, 2015
December 31, 2015
January 1 – 2, 2016
Any cancellations made within 14 days prior to arrival will incur a charge of the first night's stay plus taxes.
Please note:
Cancellation Policy: 1 day before arrival
Check In: 3.00 pm
Check Out: 11:00 am
Method of Payment upon the arrival: Cash, Credit Cards, Debit Cards
Breakfast is included.
Taxes are not included. (13%)
ItinéraireVoir le planCacher la carte
The Freehand Miami entrance is located in the corner of 28th Street and Indian Creek Drive.
We are just 10 miles from the Miami International Airport.
From Miami International Airport (MIA):
By Bus: Airport Flyer #150 Cost - $2.35 per person. Makes limited Stops & takes approximately 30 - 45 minutes. It stops at 29th Street and Indian Creek Drive, one block from Freehand Miami.
By Car:
Drive east on SR-112 / I-195 pass the toll ($1.25). Stay on the left. After you passed the Water, it becomes Arthur Godfrey Road (W 41st Street), stay on until you reach Indian Creek Drive, make a right, stay on Indian Creek Drive until 28th Street, the Hostel will be in the corner on your left.
By Super-Shuttle: $21.00 per person.
Just claim your luggage on the lower level and go to curb side. Contact a Super-Shuttle Guest Service Representative wearing either a gold shirt or a blue jacket that says Super-Shuttle. They will arrange Super-Shuttle transportation to our hostel.
By Taxi: $32.00 one way flat rate, plus $1.00 Fuel Surcharge.
Taxis are available outside the terminal, on the lower level.
From the Miami Amtrak Station:
By Taxi: $32.00 plus $1.00 Fuel Surcharge. Taxis are waiting in front of the train station.
By City Bus: $2.00 per person.
Take the L-Bus (eastbound) to 29th Street and Indian Creek Drive, walk south one block
We are located in the corner of 28th street and Indian Creek Drive.
From Miami Greyhound Station:
By Taxi: $20.00 one way.
By City Bus: $2.00 per person
Take the C-bus to Miami Beach. Get off on 29th Street and Indian Creek Drive, walk south one block
We are located in the corner of 28th street and Indian Creek Drive.
If you are arriving by Car:
Coming South on I-95 (from Ft. Lauderdale / Orlando):
Take exit to I-195 East to Miami Beach. Stay on the left. After you passed the Water, it becomes Arthur Godfrey Road (W 41st Street), stay on until you reach Indian Creek Drive, make a right, stay on Indian Creek Drive until 28th Street, the Hostel will be in the corner on your left.


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Carnival Time!
It's that time again: The 154th edition of the California State Fair has commenced in Sacramento and the Carnival of Genealogy (30th edition) is back at Jasia's Creative Gene. The theme this time is "Fun Never Grows Old." Wait, sorry, that's the State Fair theme! The Carnival of Genealogy theme is genealogical conferences/seminars. [Insert your own punchline here]. Geneablogie has …
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My Top 5 BlogHer Moments
BlogHer'11 has come to a close and I've spent the last several days reminiscing about this AMAZING weekend! While there were many incredible moments, it was the below that really were the most memorable: Read more
Sarah Robb O'Hagan is Gatorade president, North America, and global chief marketing officer, sports nutrition, for PepsiCo, which owns the world's largest portfolio of billion-dollar food and beverage brands, including 19 different product lines, each of which generate more than $1 billion in annual retail sales. Robb O'Hagan assumed this role in January 2011, and is responsible for the North American Gatorade business and the global brand management of Sport Nutrition. In this new role, O'Hagan will assume responsibility for the marketing and operations of the entire Gatorade business in North America and will lead the development of sports nutrition on a global scale, including the launch of Gatorade's G Series in several markets in 2011. Sarah joined PepsiCo in June 2008 as chief marketing officer for one of the world's most iconic sports brands, Gatorade. Under Sarah's leadership, Gatorade has embarked on a transformational journey from sports drink company to sports performance innovator. In 2009, Sarah and her team guided the successful launch of the G campaign, a long-term approach to contemporizing the brand that built on Gatorade's athletic heritage by appealing to a broader range of athletes. Most recently, Sarah led the launch of three new brand platforms: G Series Pro for pro/elite athletes, G Series Performance for competitive high school athletes; and – new for 2011 – G Series FIT for fitness athletes. All product lines are based on the latest science and developed in collaboration with the world's greatest athletes to deliver fuel, fluid and nutrients to athletes before, during and after physical activity. Sarah joined Gatorade after nearly six years at Nike where she held marketing and general management roles within the U.S. region. Highlights under Sarah's leadership include: overseeing the Air Max 360 launch, the largest commercial footwear launch for Nike at the time; leading Nike's U.S. move into the fitness dance business; the development of the Nike Run Hit Wonder tour; and the development of Nike's fledgling Action Sports business in Southern California. Sarah also participated in the launch of the Lance Armstrong Live Strong campaign and the joint venture with Apple to create Nike+. Prior to joining Nike, Sarah worked at Atari Interactive where she oversaw the successful relaunch of the brand and at Virgin Atlantic where she conceived and sold-in the Austin Powers/"Virgin Shaglantic" marketing campaign. Sarah began her career with Air New Zealand in marketing. Throughout her career Sarah has been recognized for her numerous achievements. Her most recent honors include being named to the top 40 Under 40 lists by the Sports Business Journal (2009), the Sporting Goods Association (2010) and Crains Chicago Business (2010). She was also named among Forbes Magazine's "Most Powerful Women in Sports" (2009) and Ad Age magazine's Women to Watch (2010). Sarah graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing from University of Auckland, New Zealand and a Diploma in Direct Marketing from the New Zealand Direct Marketing Association. She and her husband, Liam, and sons Sam and Joe and daughter Gabriella, live in Chicago.
BlogHer'11 has come to a close and I've spent the last several days reminiscing about this AMAZING weekend! While there were many incredible moments, it was the below that really were the most memorable: Read more
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Robert Downey Jr. Defends His Honor in THE JUDGE Poster; Plus New Posters for FOXCATCHER and PADDINGTON
by Adam Chitwood Posted 34 days ago
Posters for a trio of fall releases have landed online. Briefly:
- The Judge – The first The Judge poster puts Robert Downey Jr. in a precarious position, as he's forced to defend his father (Robert Duvall)—a judge—in the court of law. The film marks director David Dobkin's first foray into drama and I'm curious to see how it comes together when I catch its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival next week. The tagline is…interesting. The pic opens in theaters on October 10th.
- Foxcatcher – The previous poster for Bennett Miller's highly anticipated drama focused on Channing Tatum's Olympic wrestler character, but this new poster is all about the transformed Steve Carell as eccentric millionaire John du Pont. This is another film that will be screening at TIFF before its theatrical bow on November 14th.
- Paddington – A new poster for the live-action/CG animation hybrid family adventure puts the adorable titular bear front and center while also highlighting the film's holiday release date. Starring Nicole Kidman and Hugh Bonneville with the voice of Ben Whishaw as Paddington, the pic opens in theaters on Christmas Day.
Hit the jump to check out posters and synopses for the aforementioned films.


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Sony A7
Ever since it's release last year, the A7r has made waves in the internet with make folks praising this little beast for it's outstanding image quality. I decided to join the bandwagon and grabbed myself one too. This is a week with the Sony A7 and Voigtlander 50mm 1.5.


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This Monday, Barack Obama will be sworn in to serve his second term as President of the United States. The challenges he will face over the next four years are unlikely to be any easier than those he faced in his first term. These 14 talks dare to explore the domestic and international issues, problems, and crises that confront not just America's leaders, but the leaders of every nation.
We know — it's a lot of content. But at least skim through them, find topics you don't know too much about and dive into those talks. And there's a prize for anyone who watches all of them (hint: it's your own sense of self-satisfaction).
I am an illegal immigrant: Jose Vargas at TEDxMidAtlantic
Immigration is a wildly complex subject with deep social, economic, and cultural implications and reforming America's labyrinthine immigration policy is high on Obama's second term agenda. In this frank and moving talk, Jose Vargas shares his experience as an illegal immigrant in today's America — or as he calls it, a "walking uncomfortable conversation."
A history of violence: Steven Pinker at TEDxNewEngland
Incidents of mass violence seem to be occurring more than ever before. But on the broad scale, are our intuitions about an uptick in violence valid? Harvard University psychologist Steven Pinker thinks not. In this talk, he breaks down the numbers showing an overall decline in violence worldwide and lays out his expectations for the future of conflict.
Hate speech beyond borders: Nazila Ghanea at TEDxEastEnd
In September, a virulently anti-Muslim video posted to YouTube sparked violent protests across the Arab world. Oxford professor of International Human Rights Law, Nazila Ghanea, gives us a look into the wider international picture of contemporary hate speech and the nature of the violence it sometimes provokes.


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Dieter F. Uchtdorf, Second Counselor in the First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, will be in Big Spring Saturday and Sunday to dedicate the new Big Spring Chapel.
While it is rare for one of the three-member First Presidency (which is the presiding organization over the 14 million member worldwide church) to attend this kind of event, President Uchtdorf is making the trip because of his ties to the area.
Italian pianist Francesco Attesti will lend a helping hand to the Crossroads area Friday, as the internationally acclaimed artist performs a concert benefitting the local CARE fund.
Set for 7:30 p.m. at the Hall Center for the Arts — located on the Howard College campus — the show will feature Attesti performing several works by Polish composer Fryderyk Chopin, according to CARE fund spokesman and concert coordinator Tommy Churchwell.
"When we say he's internationally acclaimed, we mean it," Churchwell said.
Big Spring Independent School District spellers are hoping seven is a very lucky number this weekend.
BSISD will be represented by seven youngsters when they participate in the Scripps-Howard Regional Spelling Bee, scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. Saturday on the Midland College campus.
The seven students qualified for Saturday's event by winning spelling contests at their respective campuses, said Robin Ritchey, BSISD spelling bee coordinator.
The Big Spring Police Department reported the following activity between 7 a.m. Wednesday and 7 a.m. today:
ŌĆó DEBRA DENISE AUSBIE, 49, of 1501 Tucson, was arrested Wednesday on a warrant from another agency.
ŌĆó AMANDA LEOS, 27, of 1504 Chickasaw, was arrested Wednesday on a warrant for open container in a motor vehicle ŌĆō passenger.
ŌĆó DOUGLAS ARNOLD, 36, of 405 W. Seventh St., was arrested Wednesday on a warrant from another agency.
ŌĆó RICKY RICARDO LOPEZ, 21, of 601 Caylor, was arrested Wednesday on a charge of possession of a controlled substance.
A Mississippi man was pronounced dead at the scene of a one-vehicle rollover Tuesday morning near the 184 mile marker of Interstate Highway 20.
Emergency personnel — including the Big Spring Fire Department, Howard County Sheriff's Office and Texas Department of Public Safety — responded to the crash, which happened near the highway overpass east of Exit 184, at approximately 10 a.m.
According to DPS Trooper Jared Bratcher, who is in charge of the investigation, the victim was 43-year-old Charles Corbin of Gulfport, Miss.
A new future is under construction.
Lee George Construction began work on the new Boys and Girls Club building Tuesday. Expected time frame for completion is six to eight months.
"Despite several major technical challenges which have delayed the start of construction, the Salvation Army is now confident that we can provide the community of Big Spring the best building possible," Capt. Edgar Cheshire, commanding officer of the Big Spring Salvation Army, said.
The Big Spring City Council approved a resolution Tuesday supporting House Joint Resolution 56, a bill currently being considered by the Texas Legislature that would — by constitutional amendment — outlaw unfunded or under-funded mandates in the Lone Star State.
Specifically, the amendment would prohibit unfunded and underŌĆÉfunded mandates passed down from the state level to city and county governments.
A search of the Big Spring Landfill Tuesday by law enforcement officials failed to turn up new evidence in the case of missing 13-year-old Hailey Dunn, the Colorado City teen who has been missing nearly two months now.
The Big Spring Police Department, along with investigators from other law enforcement officials from the surrounding area, used dogs to search the facility for anything tied to the girl's disappearance.
The Big Spring Police Department reported the following activity between 7 a.m. Tuesday and 7 a.m. today:
ŌĆó BEVERLY RYNEL ARMSTRONG, 49, of 821 W. Eighth St., was arrested Tuesday on a warrant for manufacture/delivery of a controlled substance.
ŌĆó ROY JUNIOR HULIN, 50, of 2911 W. Highway 80 Apt. 105, was arrested Tuesday on a charge of possession of a controlled substance in a drug free zone.
ŌĆó GERALD RAY KING, 31, of 2512 Dow, was arrested Tuesday on a charge of driving while license suspended/invalid ŌĆō no insurance.
ŌĆó THEFT was reported:
In the 400 block of E. Fourth Street.
If Howard County Volunteer Fire Chief Tommy Sullivan and his band of firefighters seem a bit weary these days, there's good reason.
The volunteer fire department has been called to numerous grass fires — despite an ongoing county-wide burn ban.


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Sanaa - I have ALWAYS always always imagined Blair ending up as a lawyer!! I don't know why, but I always have!! She would be BRILLIANT! probably a prosecutor as opposed to a defence lawyer hahaha
his smile is still there sanaa dont give up on him! we saw it ALL throughout 6x03!!!
the writers just need to realise that THIS chuck is just...FAR too melodramatic. They should be giving him storylines in different areas!! You're right, they do give him all the ridiculous BEASTLY s/ls. I mean seriously, just because he was PERFECT in angsty storylines ONCE or maybe even twice does not mean that that's ALL we want to see or all you should give him, jesus christ!!!! Leighton WAS PERFECTION in 1x09 and 2x14!!! she pulled it off amazingly!!!
Even Blake, she was so heartbreaking in the scenes with her dad, she really can do it but she has never been given the chance to. Her season 1 spiral for an episode is the closest she's been given to an angst/melodramatic arc, I wish we had seen more from more characters, especially Leighton!!
shan> IKR?! totally a prosecutor hahahaha!! because she's so good at arguing her case and you know she'd manipulate the jury with her carefully chosen and perfectly delivered arguments ;P
his smile is still there sanaa dont give up on him! we saw it ALL throughout 6x03!!!
yea but even then it wasn't as good as it used to be...like it is in that gif. i don't know. it used to be so perfect. like he'd have that devilish look on his face with his slanted eyes and his smirk...but at the same time you could see his love for blair shining out of his eyes. ed westwick really knew how to make it look like chuck bass, ex-womanizer/playboy and overall bastard, had fallen in love. it was EXACTLY the right expression. it really made you believe in his love for her even if his actions didn't always show it. and i don't really feel that from him anymore. =( from either of them. ed and leighton are over their roles and they're not putting as much effort into portraying them well as they used to. also, the writers have forgotten how to write for them which i think is also causing EL's lost in interest. i hate what this show has done to them. omg. ok. rambling rant over. i wish we'd seen more angsty SLs for blair. i love the girl and i want her happiness obviously, but DUDE she's awesome in angst. leighton is brilliant at it. and dammit, it would GIVE CHUCK A CHANCE TO BE THERE FOR HER LIKE SHE HAS BEEN FOR HIM COUNTLESS TIMES!!
omg i just read another sad fic by the same author (who, at this rate, is going to be the death of me) and omg so much beauty and SO MUCH HEARTBREAK but it's soooo good and i couldn't stop reading it waaaaahh!!
by the end i was actually sitting with my elbows on the table and my face in my hands with my lower lip jutting out and this inner voice saying, "WHY IS THE AUTHOR DOING THIS TO ME?" and now i feel like my heart has grown to four times its size and has sunk to my stomach. sorry for the excessive descriptions but omg i haven't been this sad about CB in a long time. *sob*
and again. this cannot happen. IT WON'T HAPPEN. no no no no NO.
I miss charming Chuck. this mopey idiot is NOT who I signed up for :P These writers (and the actors lately too) suck. Hopefully the last 2 eps will have some good scenes *sobs and reads fanfiction because this show still epically fails*
Sanaa, how is that foreshadowing?? I know that's from s4 but can't remember the scene...


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My name is Katherine Myers and I'm a sophomore at Messalonskee High School in Oakland, Maine. Last fall I was nominated to become a People to People Student Ambassador and go on a 19-day educational trip to the Unites Kingdom in July, 2013. Needless to say, I was very excited. Before I was accepted to become an ambassador, I was interviewed by a panel of People to People leaders. I was thrilled when I got word I was accepted!
Some of the amazing things we will be doing include meeting members of British Parliament, volunteering in communities in need, having a weekend stay with a host-family in Ireland (where we'll experience what their everyday lives are like, including doing chores!), rappelling 90 feet down a Welsh Castle wall, become an honorary knight during an exclusive tour of the spellbinding Warwick Castle, shearing sheep on a family-owned farm, and meeting a legendary Scottish Highlander during a demonstration involving weapons, kilts, and clans, plus much, much more!
I can't wait to experience these magnificent countries and see their beautiful landscape. This trip will also give me high school credit. The academic focus is on architecture, art, Earth science, geology, history, and political science. I've been doing a lot of fundraising and still need about $5,000 in order to meet my goal. Any donation would be GREATLY appreciated, no matter how small! For local people who would like to donate, I will gladly return the favor by offering my time to you for things such as babysitting, raking/mowing, pet-sitting, cleaning, filing, etc.
Thank you in advance for your support!


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Nike Cross Country Camp University of San Diego San Diego, California
At the Nike Running Camps we strive to help develop runners into faster and smarter athletes. We are proud to announce the addition of the University of San Diego camp to our growing network.
Join us for an informative, challenging and fun week at the University of San Diego with Head Coach Will Guarino. Campers will be placed into to pacing groups based on their age and current times. They will be shuttled off campus to various running trails in beautilful, sunny San Diego.
Highlights Include
- Off-campus trail running
- Top notch college coaching
- Nike Running Camp T-Shirt
- Nike Running Camp completion certificate
- Focus on nutrition and yoga
- Low camper to staff ratio
- For ages 12-18
Perched above Mission Bay and the Pacific Ocean, The University of San Diego is one of the most beautiful campuses in the country, and an fantastic location for camp. Campers stayin the dorms on campus getting a taste for college life in this friendly and welcoming college campus. The USD campus is located right off of I-5, just 6 miles north of the San Diego Airport and Downtown San Diego.Meet your coaching staff
Will Guarino
Will Guarino was USD's first full-time cross country/track coach after replacing longtime coach Rich Cota, who retired after directing the program for 18 seasons.
Guarino, a 1988 graduate of the University of San Diego, ran for the Torero cross country program during the 1987 season. He placed second at the West Coast Conference Championships in the 10K race at Crystal Springs, with the Toreros placing third overall. That year he was selected the team's Outstanding Runner. He still ranks second all-time at USD for fastest time in a 10K race - he clocked a 32:25 at Woodward Park in Fresno, Calif. He is eighth all-time in the 8K with a 26:14 showing at the Biola Invitational.
During the 1988-89 season he was assistant cross country coach at Mar Vista High School in Imperial Beach where he worked with both the men's and women's programs. He graduated from USD with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish and a minor in Business Administration. A resident of San Diego, he currently runs his own financial planning business.
2014 Camp Information
Overnight Campers: Features several instructional sessions per day, swimming, three hot meals , and lodging in University residence halls. An evening recreation program is also included.
Extended Day Campers (8:00am-8:00pm): Local campers have the option to commute to camp. This option offers the same features as the resident camp minus lodging. The commuter dropoff pick-up times as well as locations will be indicated in the camp itinerary.
Sample Daily Schedule
- 7:15am Wake up
- 8:00am Morning run
- 8:45am Stretching
- 9:00am Breakfast
- 10:30am Guest speaker
- 12:00pm Lunch
- 1:00pm Free time
- 2:00pm Guest speaker, trivia, prizes
- 3:15pm Supplementary sessions
- 3:45pm Pool & secondary run
- 5:30pm Dinner
- 7:30pm Evening activities
- 10:15pm In rooms, lights out
Check-in: On Sunday, July 13th between 10:00am – 11:00 am at the Mission B San Juan building in the Mission Crossroads.
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Crosby's vs. Ovechkin's
This is exactly what the league, the networks and the fans were wanting from the Caps vs. Pens, eh? Even though Washington takes a two-OH lead into Pittsburgh, both games have been awesome to watch.
Crosby has scored all of Pittsburgh's five goals so far…including matching Ovechkin's hat trick Monday night…and very well could have a pair of three-goalers had it not been for Simeon Varlamov's incredible save in game-one!
I've picked the Capitals in seven games in this matchup…and I'm prayin' to God it does indeed go the full seven.
74 mph+ Winds vs. Big Bad Bruins
Remember that scene in "Dumb and Dumber" when Llyod, (Jim Carrey) asked Mary, (Lauren Holly), what the chances were of the two of them getting together.
"Not good", replyed Mary.
"You mean, not good like one out of a hundred"?
"I'd say more like one out of a million".
Lloyd then pauses to reflect and then says, "So you're telling me there's a chance…YEAH"!
Well, I'm telling Canes fans…there's a chance. Not a big one, mind you…but escaping Bah-ston with a split gives them hope where there would be none had they been facing an OH-two hole. Cam Ward was stellar Sunday night, especially in the third period. They'll need much more of that from here on.
Oh and Toronto…it was too a goal!
Quackers vs. Big Red Borg
If you could write up a good formula for the Anaheim Ducks to succeed against the Red Wings, it might go something like…"Keep Marian Hossa and Pavel Datsyuk off the scoresheet and continue to enjoy strong goaltending by Jonas Hiller".
Well, it's worked so far.
Hossa and Datsyuk have a grand total of one assist between the two and, even with their depth, the Wings will need more from them than that. As for Hossa…remember, he's playing without a contract next season and a poor showing in the post-season might hurt him in the bank account this summer.
After Hiller allowed a couple of unfortunate goals in the first period of game 2…one off the ankle of his defender…he returned to the same form displayed in the first round against San Jose. He stopped 59 of 62 shots Sunday afternoon, including all 29 he faced in the 41:15 of overtime.
Heading back to the pond, the Ducks have to feel god about gaining the split in Motown.
Windy City vs. Orca's
This series in tied at one apiece…but easily could be led 2-0 by either team. In game one, Chicago erased a 3-0 third period deficit, only to lose at the end. They then fell behind 2-0 in the first during game two but this time completed the comeback for a 6-3 win.
What this means is that even if the Knuckleheads get off to an early lead from here on out in the series, there could still be a little stick-clutching taking place on their bench. Plus, the Blackhawks have shown they won't panick if they fall behind.
Robbie-Lu has surrendered eight goals in the two games on 62 shots, (.871 SV%), after giving up only five in four games against the Blues in round one. Yeah…we all saw that coming.
Meanwhile…Back At The Ranch
OK, so since it's the hockey offseason here in Atlanta…which normally arrives here the day after game number 82… that means the Ilya Nikulin saga is upon us again.
To me…after he put Waddell on the yo-yo last summer…I'm of the frame of mind that if he joins the team this season…great! If not…fine. Time to move on. We've pretty much been playing this game since Waddell picked in in 2000 with the 31st overall selection.
Now, that having been said, I actually think there's a decent chance we'll see it happen this year. His contract with Ak Bars Kazan is up and the bloom is kinda off the KHL rose right now. Plus, I think Kovy is probably using his time in Switzerland right now having a word or two with him as well.
If he does make it over, his 6′-4″, 210-ish frame could provide the blueline addition that the Thrashers need to solidify that corps.
So…what kind of odds am I giving that Nikulin finally decides to play in Atlanta? Well, let's just say it's better than Llyod's chances with Mary.
Mid-Week Reading Assignments
The Falconer has posted Part One of his interview with Dan Marr in which he reviews the junior prospects.
What if Don Waddell decided to hold a White Sale this summer.
And finally…what's all that whining I hear? Oh…it's just that Crosby kid again. And what is it this time that the NHL's poster child for post-lockout recovery has a problem with?
Well, he seems to have an issue with…of all things…hats.
May 6th, 2009
3:51 pm
Shots 22-37 Finland after 2 periods.
May 6th, 2009
3:52 pm
Viking, you're right to the extent Finland was kicking our arses all over the place until the first American goal. After that, USA really carried the play. But Esche did not recover after the puck hit him in the head and Finland pokes in the rebound to make it 3 – 2.
The Americans have a chance to break the 7 game winless streak against the Finns, but it is imperative that they continue to play physical and get the puck deep in the Finnish zone. If the 3rd is a repeat of the 1st period, Finland will likely win going away.
Let's go USA!!
PS — Salmela has looked very solid. Hainsey, not so much.
May 6th, 2009
3:56 pm
yEaH. I'm pleased that the video is working-sometimes they're not allowed to stream the vid.
The Oshie goal was pretty, but I'd like to see the US come out and bang away-let's see some down-low cycling.
P.S.-All these LAK players look great. Johnson especially.
May 6th, 2009
4:20 pm
I love Oshie – he's my new youngster crush – behind Bogosian anyway. STL had a great commercial with him this season – it interspersed him standing there talking with highlight footage from games. "I like to hit…I like to score….but most of all, I love to win." He's more of what I thought Army would be…'cept Army seemed to have lost his nastiness on some golf course last off-season. More of those this team could definitely use.
May 6th, 2009
4:25 pm
Looks like Wilson had the same idea-US is carrying the play this period
May 6th, 2009
4:31 pm
Funny, the commentators is repeating the perennial mispronounciation of our goalkeeper. There is a Finnish player called Lehtonen (with an "o") but they still make the "o" into an "i" like in Jere Lehtinen.
It is weird that it is so deep rooted. Kamal is the only I've heard doing it right – unless he gets excited.
By the way, the Finnish pronounciation of "h" is forgiven.
May 6th, 2009
4:37 pm
3-2 USA in a "mild upset" as the commentators called it!
May 6th, 2009
4:41 pm
Americans hold on to win 3 to 2!! Actually they did a good job of keeping the pressure on and did not sit back on their heels waiting for the Finns to attack. They took Finland out of their rhythm early and they never got into much of a flow. They had a few decent chances but Robert Esche came up big — he had 47 saves!! Wow. Where was that against Sweden??
May 6th, 2009
4:57 pm
However, they are facing Kovy & Co. next…
May 6th, 2009
4:58 pm
Nice win for Team USA.
May 6th, 2009
5:08 pm
U-S-A!! U-S-A!! U-S-A!! So, how many penalties did Ron Hainsey get?
May 6th, 2009
5:52 pm
None for Ron in this game Brendan.
May 6th, 2009
6:21 pm
If you thought the Balsillie Comedy Hour was fun, check this out…
Alexander Medvedev is looking to buy a team
Currently, no plans exist to relocate any purchased team to Mordovia. However, he laments the fact that Quebec City isn't represented by the NHL.
BERN, Switzerland – Alexander Medvedev, the billionaire owner of Russia's Continental Hockey League, is interested in buying an NHL franchise.
"We have considered 10 opportunities, we have short-listed three and we continue to look at these three teams," Medvedev said Tuesday at the IIHF World Hockey Championship. "We will just make our due diligence.
"It's a very strange situation when real hockey (cities) like Quebec don't have an NHL team."
May 6th, 2009
7:17 pm
Bogo did not look so hot in the game.One good hit early and some missed passes. In fact I didn't see him play much after the first period. Hainsey was sloppy behind the net. Our forwards , however looked great from the second period on.
Salmonella did have a good game.
May 6th, 2009
10:08 pm
Thank you, Smoothie.
Hey, the Capitals and Penguins are in Overtime in Game 3. It's gonna bug me if I don't say it, but UNFAIR OR NOT, Crosby or Malkin is EXPECTED to SCORE for Pittsburgh. Think about it. They're superstars. Superstars EARN THEIR LEGACY in these very moments. Imagine if the Penguins lose this game? They'd be down, 3-0.
So, if Crosby and Malkin are the SuperStuds the league says they are, one of them has to step up and win this game for Pittsburgh. And if Ovechkin should score, you know what that means. This series was billed as "Sid, the Kid vs. O.V." Well, who won? It won't be "whispers" that circulate around league. They'll be talking about it.
May 6th, 2009
10:12 pm
And no sooner said … then Pittsburgh scores! Series lead is cut in HALF. I believe it was C. Letang who got the winning, on a weird caroming shot that Varlamov managed to get a piece of, but not enough.
Carolina and Boston are in overtime. Our old pal, Mark Recchi, got the tying goal for Boston. It's 2-2. Overtime is just about to start.
May 6th, 2009
10:17 pm
Boston/Carolina overtime is being shown on channel 771, on Center Ice, on Comcast Cable. But it also appears that Versus is carrying the overtime action. Bear in mind, on Versus, you'll have to suffer through Pierre McGruire's commentary. Tripp Tracy and the 'Canes have the Comcast Center Ice coverage. So, pick your poison, there.
May 6th, 2009
10:23 pm
Carolina wins it!!! 3-2!!! For a series that Boston is supposed to run away with, they should be very worried. Jussi Jokinen with the goal. Samsonov with the big assist.
So, there are potentially four (4) games left in this series. Boston must now win three (3) of them to advance.
Jokinen was a waiver wire claim off Tampa Bay, wasn't he? More Lightning brilliance from owners Oren Koules and Len Barrie.
May 6th, 2009
10:24 pm
Was Samsonov also a waiver wire acquisition by Carolina?
May 6th, 2009
10:25 pm
As expected, horrible officiating in Pittsburgh. The interference call that led to the equalizer had to be the third or the fourth such call, not the first one to be called. Needless to say, Caps got called for everything.
May 6th, 2009
10:33 pm
Midfield, I think Bruce Boudreau (Capitals Coach) just amplified your post, in the post game press conference. I like Boudreau. I do hope he gets to experience a deep playoff run. Here's a guy who coached over 1,000 games in the minors, then was pressed into service in relief of the fired Glen Hanlon. Two division titles later, he's at least got one playoff series win. That's a "feel good" story, right there.
May 6th, 2009
10:38 pm
In case anyone's following the case of an early Conn Smythe that isn't a goalie, Eric Staal scored again for a Carolina. That's 7 goals for Staal. I think Crosby has 8, as does Ovechkin. How many does Malkin have?
May 6th, 2009
10:41 pm
All Caps need to do is to throw more at Fleury. It does not always have to be Ovechkin. Just get the puck through on goal. Varlamov is a much better goalie, and that should be the edge enough.
May 6th, 2009
11:07 pm
I think Alexander Semin has also got to step up his game for the Capitals. As you know, I picked Washington to win the East this year. I was extremely nervous about that in the Rangers series. (San Jose was my other Conf. pick. Look how well that turned out?) But since being down, 3-1, the Caps have gone 5-1 in their last six games. To be fair, I'll add that Washington just missed a GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY to put a strangle hold on this series. While the goal of any series is just to WIN it, in a MARATHON RACE, it doesn't hurt to have more REST. Up 3-0, hypothetically, the series probably doesn't go seven games. Up 3-0, the Canadian media probably embarks on a knee-jerk reaction to bury certain members of the Penguins roster. But now, none of that talk will happen. The Penguins are very much alive. Perhaps, we've just seen the turning point in the series, and the Pens take the next three games? We don't know. That's why we're watching and waiting. Best time of the year.
May 6th, 2009
11:39 pm
Rawhide- You should pimp your other blog more often. I read this one all the time but somehow always manage to forget about your hockeybuzz blog despite having it bookmarked. Great read on Whitey over there. Lots to think about in that one.
RE the actual blog post, I think these playoffs are actually some of the best theyve been in the post-lockout era. Lots of the games seem to be of the ilk that they really and truly could go either way, and there doesnt seem to be as much trapping (which I personally dont like. Nail the bastard in open ice if you want to, and Id rather ya did, but trapping is something I dont like. I realize its effective, but its not my cup of tea). The only thing to me is that it seems that the games are not as demanding as they have been in the past (I will admit I could well be wrong, but it seems like both teams have all the speed and finesse at the end of the series that they did at the opening of the playoffs) and so its almost as though the playoffs just aint as tough as they should be, but Im sure a few players would debate that point with me, and theyd know better than THIS mountain man from Podunk, western North Carolina.
As regards Crosby, Ive taken to completely ignoring the "man" when hes not actually playing the game. That includes press conferences, off-ice interviews (between periods, feature interviews, etc) and after whistles. Ovechkin can play pretty dirty (he seems to leave his feet a hell of a lot during his hits) but hes by FAR the better option to market. Better personality (IN MY OPINION; I realize this is highly debatable), more overt energy, grittier player and missing teeth. Yeah, he complains about calls to; everyone does. But at least he doesnt look like hes actually crying when he complains about a call. Sid should really go with a tinted visor. Might help that at least a little. Back to Ovy, the mere fact that hes of Russian heritage does not mean that he cannot or should not be the poster boy of the NHL over Crosby.
May 7th, 2009
8:15 am
I don't want to talk about the referees, too," Ovechkin said. "They only had two penalties, it's kind of a joke. It was lucky we tied the game and went to overtime." TOO MANY TIMES THE REFEREES DECIDE THE OUTCOME OF HOCKEY GAMES…CERTAIN TEAMS GET PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT
May 7th, 2009
10:06 am
I think we need to talk about game tomorrow. Russia vs. USA.
Kovy vs. Hainsy, Bogus and Stuart. It will be SemiFinal tomorrow.
I have a link to see a game: ATDHE.net. It should works.
May 7th, 2009
10:30 am
A word of warning about ATDHE. If you are around children or trying to view at work, it might not be wise. Some of the advertisements are not work safe.
May 7th, 2009
10:32 am
International competitions are a bit unusual in that you find yourself cheering against players who are otherwise your favorites(ie Kovy). Know the players have to play all out, but, it would horrendous if Zach B. knocks Ilya K. into next week or if they got tangled up and ended up hurt. It would sure suck, but, that's the way the puck rolls.
Wonder if they look around in these tournaments and think "I can't hurt so and so – they're vital to my name on the Stanley Cup next year'.
May 7th, 2009
10:47 am
Brendon you are correct, Semin has to step up.
The officiating is/was brutal, but has to be expected for the pens. That said, the caps played HORRIBLE & blew a great opportunity. I did notice a lot of banging on the russian goalie, never an interferance call, surprised me a few times?? Ovy with a down game and nobody else really stepped up. Anyone seen Mike Green in this series?
Canes are better than I expected, giving the "b's" all they can handle.
I swear though, I enjoy watching Chara more than any other player in the league. He just MAULS guys and not a thing can be done with it. Great D & killing people! I'd love in a perfect world to have him here!!!!
May 7th, 2009
10:57 am
DWTOO, I wouldn't worry too much about Bogey tangling with Kovy as Ron Wilson has pretty much relegated him to riding the pine. He is the 7th D-man on the bench and will likely only play if someone else gets hurt.
However, I would put money on it that Kovy will make Hainsey look foolish at least once and score one of his patented left-circle wristers through Ronsey's legs. Esche has a weak glove hand and that open right corner will look quite inviting to Ilya.
May 7th, 2009
10:57 am
Rawhide – Haha that is pretty ironic. And another good post over there. I tend to agree with you, they would suggest the NHL leave well enough alone. Also, see Dallas-SJ last year with the 5 OT thriller. I stayed up the ENTIRE time listening on the online radio feed and it was more than worth every second, and thats on the RADIO.Anyway, your post over at HockBuzz got me to thinking. A lot of the older fans who were fans in the 50s or 60s or 70s who grew up watching hockey (and of whom I am incredibly jealous having only seen my first NHL game, and not the entire game either, when Philly and Detroit were in the finals. It would be years before I was able to follow hockey on a more regular basis) have become disenchanted with the NHL today. Some of their issues are the instigator penalty, what seems to them bogus suspensions (on some of which I must agree), shootouts, NEEDING to settle a tie, giving points for a loss, pansification of the league/game (and thats the edited version, but Im sure everone here has read/heard the same things). All this to say, theres a lot of fans out there that the NHL has alienated on Bettman's whims, as they would put it (and I wouldnt necessarily disagree)
So my question is this: would you be, in any way, interested in doing a blog post on what the NHL would have to do to A) regain those old diehard fans who watched their first game about the time they got their first teeth, B) drive away those remaining of that ilk of fan, and C) what the NHL would have to do for you to stop watching? Id be interested to hear your thoughts on those subjects.
May 7th, 2009
11:16 am
Samsonov was a waiver wire pick up according to the boys on Versus.
May 7th, 2009
11:30 am
Universal is streaming Frostbacks vs. Latvia right now:
May 7th, 2009
1:04 pm
Amen. I like the shootout as a regular-season institution; perhaps the 3-point system would the answer to those who (correctly IMO) maintain that a one-on-one skills competition should not decide the outcome of a team game-no matter how exciting it may be (fair it may not be, but show me one fan in the stands who is sitting during the S/O).
But playoff hockey MUST remain 6-v-6 none of this 5-v-5 like the regular season.
To illustrate: Myself and the Prettiest Girl in the World's mother were watching the 3OT game the other night when it went to overtime-she remarked:
"They don't do four-on-four? I thought they took a skater away in OT"
I explained it was going to be 5-on-5 skaters until somebody won she said:
"No shootout? What if they don't score for two OT periods??"
I told her the fans in the stands would get one free game of hockey then she said:
"Wow. the players must be exhausted-and there's four rounds of playoffs for the winner? Hockey players are insane"
We both agreed that when you look at what it takes to win it, The Stanley Cup is the most impressive trophy in all professional sport.
Take the grind of "keep going til somebody blinks" and you loose the one of the most compelling parts of springtime hockey-you literally see guys leave every bit of energy they have out there, and then they just dig for more-knowing it's not really there (which is why I'm interested to hear what Gary and the NHLPA decide to do regarding the current policy of no PED-testing during the playoffs)-it becomes a contest of will and a question of "what are prepared to do?"-dramatic stuff & the reason I became a lifelong Hockey fan after watching the 1994 ECF (game 6 may be the best game I've ever seen)-you can't discount the effort, skill & sacrifice of players that just kicked the snot out of each other for like 4 hours.
In that vein, Sir Charles says A-O is a better athelete than LeBron: just look at the stunned faces of the NBA Tonight crew-priceless
the first video.
May 7th, 2009
2:59 pm
Sweden-Czech Rep. 0-0 after 1st Period.
If you are watching, check out the Swedish goal tender Jonas "The Monster" Gustavsson. He played the last season for my "old" home team Färjestad in the Elite League. If I'm not mistaken, my son (who lives in Sweden), told me he started out letting in something like only 4 goals in 8 games with a completely rediculous save percentage!
Many NHL clubs are trying to get his services for next season since he is not drafted.
May 7th, 2009
3:00 pm
I knew I liked Charles Barkley.
May 7th, 2009
3:03 pm
Chris Webber is an idiot… "If Lebron James could skate, with his size, he'd be the best".
Well, I'm willing to bet that Lebron CAN'T skate, but I'm pretty sure Ovechkin could find a way to shoot a ball into a basket.
May 7th, 2009
3:06 pm
May 7th, 2009
3:14 pm
Is it just me, or is the constant fan "whistling" during International play the most annoying sound on earth?
I can deal with the chanting, but whistling is just obnoxious… so glad that's a European thing and not an NHL thing.
May 7th, 2009
3:28 pm
"Whistle" translated: Boo
May 7th, 2009
3:29 pm
Yeah, I know… I'd rather here "Boo".
May 7th, 2009
3:31 pm
There has been a tremendous amount of penalties, so there is a a lot of displeasure to communicate = BOO = Whistling.
May 7th, 2009
3:32 pm
Fail to see the difference.
May 7th, 2009
3:40 pm
Sweden – Czech Rep. 2-0 after 2nd.
May 7th, 2009
3:46 pm
I hate the SOUND of it… not WHY they are doing it… it's painful on the ears.
May 7th, 2009
4:13 pm
"did anyone catch the "unleash the fury" signs that the caps fans were holding last night? I could be wrong, but I thought that was the thrashers phrase from 2 seasons ago"
the Caps stole the Spirit's guy who was in charge of videos a couple years ago. That's why our videos stink now and the Caps are good (the guy won awards for his work for the Spirit).
Two great games last night, just awesome! Was it Nikita trying to claim that Ovechkin was just head and shoulders over Crosby? Take your blinders off and watch this series, you've got 1A on the ice (Ovy) 1B (Crosby) and 1C (Malkin). Just magical stuff out of all three of them.
Just loving the Ducks taking it to the Wings, just go Duck! Hawks need to tie that series up tonight, I love this time of year.


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Best Book for QlikviewRoberto Postma Jun 8, 2012 8:16 AM (in response to venkatabuvana)
See this reply as well: I think the same answer still holds: I don't know of any QV books.
What I often do is
- check the reference manual (although the # of pages is large... but it helped me often)
- check demo.qlik.com for good examples (including QVWs to see how it worked)
Best Book for QlikviewMiguel Angel Baeyens Jun 8, 2012 8:27 AM (in response to venkatabuvana)
There are no books as such, or at least endorsed or supported by QlikView, other than the official courses materials and the reference manuals you can get on the download page installing Documentation and Tutorial.
However, you have here a timely updated list of blogs and other resources around the web in regards to QlikView.
I strongly recommend you to download the QlikView Cookbook by Top Contributor and QlikView Guru (he's unlikely to accept the name, so you can call him Master or Expert) Rob Wunderlich, that is updated timely as well.
Hope that helps.
Best Book for QlikviewNorbert Runge Jun 8, 2012 2:40 PM (in response to venkatabuvana)
There are two ebooks available from amazon. Quite basic stuff but good for an introduction.
You can download example pages to see which better fits your needs, if any.
Best Book for QlikviewJagan Mohan Jun 8, 2012 3:13 PM (in response to venkatabuvana)
I think the bests books/resources to learn Qlikview are
-Qlikview Reference Manual
-Qlikview Help file (F1)
-Qlikview Community
-Qlikview Demo files
Re: Best Book for Qlikviewselvakumari Jun 18, 2012 6:33 AM (in response to venkatabuvana)
Just got this book. Very useful
A new book available: QlikView for Enterprises - A Practitioner's Reference.
Available for purchase in Createspace eStore, Amazon US, Amazon UK, Amazon France, Amazon Italy, Amazon Germany, Amazon Spain, Pothi.com India and Flipkart. Foreword by Johan Averstedt of QlikTech Sweden who helped QlikTech expand in the international markets.
This is similar to Ralph Kimball's Datawarehousing book - focus more on approach, principles and design for QlikView. Beginners to Experts everyone can benefit from this book.
You can read the Foreword and Preface on this page: [http://www.qv4ent.com/excerpt].
Amazon has the "Look Inside" to view pages inside the book.
Re: Best Book for QlikviewRoberto Postma Jun 18, 2012 3:04 AM (in response to selvakumari)
I came across this book
I didn't read it; perhaps anyone else? Might be helpful.
Re: Best Book for Qlikviewselvakumari Jun 18, 2012 6:31 AM (in response to Roberto Postma)
Roberto, I just checked and the George Peck's book is going to be available in 2013 apparently. Probably version 12 will be available by then?
Re: Best Book for QlikviewSumit Thakur Jun 28, 2012 5:42 AM (in response to selvakumari)
is this book is avaliable in india market
Re: Best Book for Qlikviewselvakumari Jul 10, 2012 12:29 AM (in response to Sumit Thakur)
Yes, it is available in India now! You can find it here:
Re: Best Book for QlikviewBarry Harmsen Oct 29, 2012 10:31 AM (in response to venkatabuvana)
Hi Venkata,
You may be interested in the book "QlikView 11 for Developers" that Mike García and I wrote. It will be available around November 15th:
In this book we take a practical, hands-on approach to teaching you everything you need to know to get productive with QlikView 11 as a developer.
Kind regards,
Re: Best Book for QlikviewBarry Harmsen Jan 14, 2013 5:57 AM (in response to Barry Harmsen)
Follow-up, the book has been released:
QlikView 11 for Developers
(Packt Publishing, ISBN: 978-1849686068)
This book was authored by Mike García and Barry Harmsen and has a foreword by QlikTech's Donald Farmer. Technical review was provided by Ralf Becher, Steve Dark and Stephen Redmond.
With over 500 pages of original content, QlikView 11 for Developers offers a completely practical and hands-on guide to learning both basic and advanced QlikView development concepts. The book follows a practical case based on a fictional company; HighCloud Airlines. This case evolves throughout the book, developing your QlikView skills step by step while gradually building a complete QlikView solution.
Topics covered in the book include:
- Using script to load and transform data, and best practices for keeping everything manageable
- Data modeling, and how to overcome common modeling challenges
- Styling and designing your applications
- Advanced aggregations and expressions
- Point-in-time reporting and achieving complex calculations using Set Analysis
- Best practices for setting up a scalable data architecture
- Securing your data with Section Access
- Time-saving techniques for making your QlikView development more efficient.
All example and solution files are Personal Edition enabled. This means that anyone with the free, personal edition of QlikView can pick up the book and start learning how to develop QlikView applications. There is no need to invest in software beforehand.
QlikView 11 for Developers is available in both paperback and ebook versions, and can be purchased online through Packt (paperback + ebook), Amazon (Paperback - Kindle), Barnes & Noble and many other places.


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UPDATE (9:02pm NYC time): The main event has ended, but Sony is not done yet, there is a Live Q&A - check their video feed... If you have any questions, post them on Twitter with the #SonyCES hashtag!
UPDATE (8:46pm NYC time): Will Smith and MIB3 director Barry Sonnenfeld teasing (!) Howard Stringer about the Sony Alpha A77 and Sony NEX-7 live on-stage! The cameras will get a celebrity bump :-)
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The Sony Press Event at CES 2012 has just began (8pm NYC time). Sony is providing a video stream of the event through UStream on their Sony blog... Live-blogging coverage of the event at The Verge and Engadget [you can manually set Auto-Refresh ON] and Photography Bay...
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We know it was a rough day yesterday from MetLife. No need to dwell on the final score, let's just get right to the grades.
QUARTERBACK: C+ Yesterday was a step back for Geno Smith. 19-34 for 201 yards, no touchdowns, and two interceptions. Not only did he have two interceptions, but they were the worst kind, red zone interceptions. They weren't the long bomb interceptions that work out like punts. The team didn't move the ball consistently, and they gave the ball up in the red zone. I'm not calling for Simms, but we have to call it as we see it with Geno's play.
RUNNING BACKS: C+ The Jets worked hard to establish the run early in this one. Rex Ryan admitted that the playbook was a bit more "conservative" this week. The group never really took control, early in the game, when they had a chance. Bilal Powell led the way with 30 yards, Mike Goodson with 29, and Chris Ivory with sixteen. They didn't establish well early in the game, and by the time the second half came around, the lead expanded and the Jets had to leave the running game alone a bit.
WIDE RECEIVERS AND TIGHT ENDS: B This group suffered greatly without Santonio Holmes and Kellen Winslow. Geno Smith was lacking weapons that were getting open for him consistently. But, when they were open, they did catch the football. Clyde Gates actually led the team in receptions! I never thought that sentence would be uttered in the history of mankind. Jeff Cumberland is also becoming quite the weapon from the tight end position. Although he didn't catch a touchdown, he did four receptions for 59 yards.
For what they had, they performed pretty well.
OFFENSIVE LINE: B+ The offensive line did not perform that badly. The running game did average over four yards per carry. Geno Smith did have time, for the most part, to make his throws. The Jets' offensive line is improving each and every week. Brian Winters played much better than he did last week as well, proving he will be a welcome addition, as opposed to our ex, Mr. Ducasse.


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Teenage defender set to stay at Cheltenham for further month.
Luke Garbutt
Three Everton youngsters have extended their loan deals in the lower leagues.
Luke Garbutt, Jake Bidwell and Shane Duffy will all remain at their clubs for a further month.
Bidwell has been at Brentford since November, has appeared four times and is yet to taste defeat for the Bees.
Irish central defender Duffy joined Scunthorpe back in August and has been a key player for the struggling League One side, making 17 appearances. He scored for the Iron in their Boxing Day defeat to Bury.
Left-back Garbutt has been at League Two Cheltenham since September, racking up 12 appearances for the high-flying Robins.
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At the time I write this, 90 Palestinians have been killed by the Israeli bombardment of Gaza, to no Israelis killed by Gazan rockets. There is plenty of moral indignation about this unpleasant fact. As Chomsky put it: Israel uses sophisticated attack jets and naval vessels to bomb densely-crowded refugee camps, schools, apartment blocks, mosques, [...]
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Naomi Klein's The Shock Doctrine has become a staple (some might say clichéd) reference point for many on the anti-authoritarian left. However in the lead-up to the Scottish independence referendum, and as the opinion polls show an increase in support for a yes vote, many minds in Scotland are turning to what will happen in [...]
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There's not much that anyone can add to the massive outpouring of grief and admiration for Nelson Mandela. His status as the greatest secular saint of our era becomes clearer as everyone from the Pope to those who campaigned to have Madiba hanged in the 1980s come out to talk of his great life and [...]
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Hi everyone,
We have an old SBS2000 server running which I need to replace. I am setting up a Server 2008 box and have joined it to the existing domain.
I am now trying to make the 2008 box a domain controller. I have run dcpromo but the process is taking ages. It is copying across the schema data but every five minutes or so, the process finishes the bit it was doing and asks for the admin password again. I type it in and it goes through copying something else. This keeps repeating and I have been sat here for an hour today typing in the password when requested and most of yesterday.
Is this right?
Have you updated the schema ?
Adding Windows 2008 member servers to Windows 2000 domain - worth a look
Hi Ed,
Yes, we've updated the schema. It's taking ages! I don't mind waiting if it is going to do it but at this stage I am doubtful.
I'd check event logs for errors on both at this point, maybe run repadmin /showrepl on the 2008 box to see if its throwing any replication errors up
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OFFICIAL: Swearing of President UHURU KENYATTA and WILLIAM RUTO is on April 7Politics 02:00
Thursday March 21, 2013 - As millions of Kenyans wait for the final verdict of the Supreme Court regarding the CORD petition, the Government has formally announced that the official swearing on of President-elect Uhuru Kenyatta will be on April 7th at Kasarani International Stadium.
Although, the information was not conveyed to the press, invite cards have already been sent to dignitaries who will attend the event.
The cards indicate that President- elect Uhuru Kenyatta and his Deputy William Ruto will be officially sworn in between 10.00 am and 2.00 pm at Kasarani Stadium.
Also a source from the government said staff from the Government printer are working round the clock printing the invite cards listing Uhuru Kenyatta as the President of the Republic of Kenya.
Among those invited are Uganda President Yoweri Museveni, Tanzania President Mrisho Kikwete, Rwanda President Paul Kagame, Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza, Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao, Sudan President Salva Kiir and former US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Mrs Jendayi Frazer among others.
This comes amid a Court petition filed by Raila Odinga, who is challenging Uhuru Kenyatta's win, saying he was rigged in by the IEBC officials.
The case is at the Supreme Court and hearing starts next week.
The big question is; does the government know the outcome of the Supreme Court? If not, why then are they sending invite cards listing Uhuru as President?
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His coach and teammates find themselves at a loss for words when they try and describe the surprising impact Chris Kreider has made in the playoffs, playing in his first six games as a professional hockey player after being inserted into the lineup for Game 3 of the opening round series against the Ottawa Senators.
Saturday afternoon at The Garden Kreider continued to amaze, scoring the game-winning goal seven minutes into the thrid period on a mammouth slap shot, and assisting on Brad Richards' goal 90 seconds later, in a 3-1 Blueshirts victory. After the game Kreider was awarded his first Broadway Hat by his teammates.
"It's hard to believe it was only a few weeks ago (he helped Boston College win the NCAA championship)," Kreider said following Game One. "It's crazy. I am a little more comfortable here now. Before I just kept my mouth shut and minded my own business, but now I am more comfortable and am asking questions---probably a few too many questions!"
Playing on a line with Derek Stepan and Ryan Callahan, Kreider logged 15:22 worth of ice-time and fired one shot on goal---his second game-winning goal of the playoffs already. He also missed wide of the net five times, and played a strong two-way game en-route to his two-point (1-1-2) performance in Game One---one that spurred the Garden Faithful to chant his name during the third period.
"It's not a moment that I have daydreamed about, having the crowd chant my name, but it's still a pretty surreal moment," explained Kreider, who is 2-1-3 in six games, so far.


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Budget stays are very suitable in Glen Guesthouse with a 2-star rating. Connolly Railway Station is a useful nearby transportation hub. Custom House is a landmark close to this accommodation; O'Connell Street and O'Connel Bridge are nearby as well. If you are up for some fun, consider a visit to Shelbourne Park. Many museums are in close proximity; Dublin Writers Museum and National Gallery of Ireland are worthwhile options in this category.
Under the services of Glen Guesthouse fall a luggage storage and a bell boy service. There is a selection of 31 rooms to choose from. For car drivers, it's useful to know that paid self service parking at limited hours is also available.
One of the services offered by Glen Guesthouse is a housekeeping service. A complimentary toiletries set is one of the many facilities you can find in the bathroom of the rooms here. You find a coffee/tea maker in the rooms here.
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|From 14:00 Check-out: Until 11:00
|Wireless high-speed Internet access (complimentary), Paid wired internet, Computer Station
|Paid Parking (Self-service), Parking Nearby
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