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Chris Brown is nailing down a release date for his sixth album X. Chris has announced that the follow-up to his 2012 album Fortune will hit stores on November 19th.
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The album was originally scheduled to arrive back in July but was delayed because of problems with his management. The controversial singer recently announced plans to split the album into two discs, each containing ten tracks.
Fans have already had a taste of what X has to offer. Chris has released three singles from the album, including "Don't Think They Know," which features previously unreleased vocals by the late singer Aaliyah.
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When you stay at our oceanfront hotel in Ocean Isle Beach, NC, you can't help but want to walk along the shore in search of seashells. Sand dollars in particular are an exciting find, so we'd like to share with you a few tips on finding sand dollars along the coast.
Understanding the tide schedule is especially important to finding sand dollars, as low tide is the best time to find them. If there's a particular area where you have some luck, return to that area at every low tide, as there could be a bed nearby. After a storm or hurricane is always a good time to look, even in high tide areas where debris could have been pushed upwards. And sand dollars are particularly fragile, so bring along a bowl lined with a cloth or paper towel so you can lay them out individually to avoid breakage.
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To start this off, I have done a search and read the other posts about installing Nessus to BT, but I'm getting a weird error.
I'll download the RPM for Nessus and run rpm2tgz to get the tarball. When I go to install it though, either via the tar command or installpkg, It will extract everything except the /opt/nessus/sbin directory which includes the nessusd, and makecert programs.
I've tried downloading both Nessus 3.05, and 3.1.3, for multiple versions of Redhat and Fedora thinking it might just be a version issue but the same thing keeps happening.
Full list of commands, (not counting creating links to all the libssh, et al, files).
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tar -xf /tmp/<filename.tar>
As I said, either way I keep ending up with a /opt/nessus directory which has everything it is supposed to except for the /opt/nessus/sbin directory.
Any clues what I'm doing wrong? Thanks.
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Great shot Len!
13 less this one = 12 missing?
89 days until opener. Math was not my own.
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This beer was inspired by the writings of Graham Wheeler, a noted English Beer Historian. Mr. Wheeler describes the original Porters as: "... the least understood of the old British beers. The subject (of the Porter Beer Style) is complicated and confused because porter's heyday lasted from about 1700 to the pale ale revolution of the mid 1800's. During that time it passed through many transformations. Porter was simply a mixture of two brown beers. The only characteristic that set the porter apart from any other beer of the day was that porter was deliberately soured by adding a percentage of sour beer to freshly brewed beer. The original porters were not, as is commonly supposed, jet-black in colour, but a translucent brown. They had a rich, smoky flavor derived from the use of brown malt and a winey aftertang produced by the deliberate souring, highly regarded by Londoners." Our interpretations is a Brown Porter based on the style popular in 1870's London. It was brewed with mostly floor malted English malts including the famed pale ale malt, Maris Otter. A touch of smoked malt produced by Briess Malting Company of Chilton Wisconsin was also used. Half of the batch went through a souring fermentation, in the traditional way, to promote the characteristic wine-like acidity. Lastly the beer was aged on wood to extract sweetness from toasted oak.
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Conservation Database Helps Steer Restoration
Talk about a heritage. Twenty-five years after the Georgia Natural Heritage Inventory Program was started, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources is tracking nearly 1,200 rare plant and animal species and 185 natural communities – a vital, public database used to guide everything from conservation plans to land management.
Staff with the DNR's Nongame Conservation Section regularly document new occurrences of rare species and ecological communities, explore exceptional natural areas, and manage populations of Georgia's rare wildlife, from lipstick darters to loggerhead sea turtles.
As botanist Tom Patrick, hired by the Heritage Inventory in 1986, said, "I'm still working on plants. … We're still finding new ones."
Nongame Conservation Section Assistant Chief Jon Ambrose, the Natural Heritage Inventory's original ecologist, said the effort has helped the DNR Wildlife Resources Division "keep a focus on all of the elements that we need to conserve."
The Natural Heritage Inventory started as a venture funded by The Nature Conservancy's Georgia chapter and the DNR in 1986. The job: Document the distribution and status of the state's rare plants, animals and natural communities.
Georgia's program was part of The Nature Conservancy's successful nationwide push for heritage programs to document "elements" of biological diversity in a uniform way. Although Georgia was one of the last states to create a Natural Heritage Inventory, the state had a precedent: Its Heritage Trust Program started in 1972 was the model for the first natural heritage program, established by The Nature Conservancy and the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources in 1974.
Jerry McCollum supervised the Georgia Natural Heritage Inventory as a director's assistant in what is now the Wildlife Resources Division. McCollum, now Georgia Wildlife Federation president, said the proposal by then-state Nature Conservancy Director Rex Boner linked efforts such as natural areas and protected plants.
"It has given DNR a capability which it never had before and never would have had without a structured inventory process."
Since 1986, the program has changed names, added staff and responsibilities, and become part of the Nongame Conservation Section, formed in 1998. This component of the Wildlife Resources Division is also part of NatureServe, an international conservation data network that grew out of the natural heritage effort.
Varied users from developers and private landowners to corporations and state and federal agencies have relied on natural heritage databases and related map products to inform land-use and management programs. The information, available to the public, has guided land acquisition programs, state and regional wildlife conservation plans, and habitat restoration projects. (Georgia's State Wildlife Action Plan is a comprehensive strategy steering Wildlife Resources Division and DNR efforts to conserve biological diversity. Learn more at www.georgiawildlife.com/conservation/wildlife-action-plan .)
Development and use of natural heritage databases has also led to improved communication and collaboration among scientists across state lines, and conservation partnerships that go beyond environmental laws and regulations.
"We … have a partnership with people who want to manage for the right things," Patrick said. "We're always trying to work with people."
Georgians can do the right thing by helping DNR's Nongame Conservation Section conserve rare wildlife and other animals not hunted, fished for or trapped, as well as native plants and habitats. Ways to help include:
Buying or renewing a bald eagle or a ruby-throated hummingbird license plate ($10 of each sale or renewal goes to the Georgia Wildlife Conservation Fund).
Donating to the Wildlife Conservation Fund through the Give Wildlife a Chance state income tax checkoff.
Contributing directly. Visit www.georgiawildlife.com/conservation for details, or call Nongame Conservation offices in Social Circle (770-761-3035), Forsyth (478-994-1438) or Brunswick (912-264-7218).
The Nongame Conservation Section, which receives no state general funds, depends on these programs.
Rare "elements" tracked in Georgia:
Animals 482
Natural communities 185
Plants 710
Sites of rare elements in database:
Animals 5,327
Natural communities 1,241
Plants 5,289
Georgia rare species and natural community data: www.georgiawildlife.com/conservation/species-of-concern
NatureServe: www.natureserve.org/index.jsp
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Georgia chapter of The Nature Conservancy: www.nature.org/ourinitiatives/regions/northamerica/unitedstates/georgia
1966: Georgia legislators pass the Georgia Natural Areas Act, creating a citizens council to identify areas in the state of ecological importance and "secure (their) preservation."
1973: Georgia lawmakers pass the Endangered Wildlife Act of 1973 and the Wildflower Preservation Act of 1973, providing the legislative basis for Georgia's Protected Animal and Protected Plant programs.
1985: Georgia's Nongame Wildlife Conservation and Wildlife Habitat Acquisition Fund is created. The fund is dedicated to conserving Georgia's native animals and plants not legally taken through hunting, fishing, trapping or other methods, as well as their habitats. The act also establishes nongame wildlife conservation and habitat acquisition programs.
1986: The Georgia Natural Heritage Inventory Program is started as a joint venture of The Nature Conservancy and DNR to document the distribution and status of rare plants, animals and natural communities. Georgia's program, built upon the DNR Protected Plant and Natural Areas efforts, is one of the last natural heritage programs in the U.S. But the state's original Heritage Trust Program (1972) was the model for the nation's first natural heritage program. After three years of joint funding, the program becomes entirely state-supported.
1998: The Georgia Natural Heritage Program and the Nongame-Endangered Wildlife Program are merged into the Nongame Conservation Section, a new section in the Wildlife Resources Division equivalent to the Game Management, Fisheries Management and Law Enforcement sections.
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Tuesday, November 6, 2012
The Allstate Sugar Bowl secured its future through January 2026 with the announcement that it would host the newly-created bowl game featuring the champions of the Southeastern and Big 12 Conferences.
This new 12-game arrangement, set to begin following the 2014 regular college football season, will bear the name Sugar Bowl and feature conferences with more BCS National Championship appearances than any other league and places the Bowl at the pinnacle of postseason college football. The SEC leads all conferences with nine National Championship appearances while the Big 12 is second with seven.
"We're pleased to have been selected to host this great game. This gives us the chance to extend the Sugar Bowl's long-standing relationship with the Southeastern Conference and to develop a new relationship with the Big 12 Conference," said Paul Hoolahan, Chief Executive Officer of the Allstate Sugar Bowl. "The result will be, without a doubt, one of college football's best bowl games on an annual basis, one that brings tremendous national prestige and millions of dollars in economic impact to our city and state over the New Year's holiday. We look forward to the tremendous promise this game, and these two great conferences, have to offer."
Ten bowl cities were initially offered the chance to bid on the SEC-Big 12 bowl game and five of those submitted bids. In recent weeks it was reported that two finalists had emerged - the Sugar Bowl and the Cotton Bowl in Arlington, TX.
"The stakes were high and the competition was heated," said Hoolahan. "Both cities recognized the value of the game and launched all-out efforts to land this prestigious event."
It is expected that this game will create an annual economic impact surpassing current Bowl figures that have produced over $2 billion for New Orleans and Louisiana over the past decade.
"This is a great day for the Sugar Bowl Committee, the city of New Orleans and the state of Louisiana. What this means for our city and state is beyond measure," said Jack Laborde, the Sugar Bowl Committee's President. "With the privilege of hosting this game comes a national spotlight, a position at the top of the college football world and untold tourism dollars. We couldn't be happier and are grateful for the opportunity."
"The members of the Sugar Bowl Committee are extremely proud of this accomplishment," said Hoolahan, "but now the real work begins. A collaborative effort including all sectors of our city and state will be required to meet the long-term obligations that success in this endeavor will require."
The champions of the two conferences will be in the matchup unless one or both are selected to play in the new four-team model to determine the national championship. Should that occur, another deserving team from the conference(s) will be selected for the game. In the event that the bowl is selected as a semifinal game in the new BCS structure, the game would not host the SEC - Big 12 matchup in that year.
"New Orleans and the Sugar Bowl are synonymous with post-season college football. For many years, fans have enjoyed the color and pageantry that New Orleans offers," said SEC Commissioner Mike Slive. "The Mercedes-Benz Superdome has hosted many Super Bowls, Sugar Bowls and National Championship Games and having teams from the Big 12 and the SEC in a post-season college football game together only adds to this list. We look forward to competing against the Big 12 as a new championship tradition begins on New Year's Day."
"From the moment this game was announced, there has been tremendous excitement associated with the collaboration between these two conferences. That excitement is reflected in the bids received to host this game. There were great cities, attractive destinations, and impressive venues to consider," commented Big 12 Conference commissioner Bob Bowlsby. "Now Big 12 fans can look forward to a New Year's tradition and coming to New Orleans to support their team. We are thrilled about our long-term association with our SEC colleagues and to be in partnership with the Allstate Sugar Bowl."
The Allstate Sugar Bowl has been the proud postseason home of the Southeastern Conference since the bowl's inception when Tulane University, then a member of the SEC, defeated Temple University in the inaugural Sugar Bowl Classic on Jan. 1, 1935. Overall, 71 SEC teams have visited New Orleans to play in the annual bowl game. In addition, based on current conference membership, 18 Big 12 teams have played in the Sugar Bowl, including a pair of Big 12 Champions.
It is fitting that the Sugar Bowl will host the champions of these two powerhouse conferences. Twenty-three national championship teams have completed their banner seasons in New Orleans, while 86 conference champions have played in the Sugar Bowl. Forty-six times, the SEC Champion has closed its season in the Sugar Bowl - and two other years have seen the SEC Champ play for the BCS National Championship in New Orleans.
The city of New Orleans is also a city of champions. In addition to the college football champions which have been hosted by the city, New Orleans has welcomed nine Super Bowls and five NCAA Men's Basketball Final Fours.


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Brentz flirts with cycle, extends streak
Former first-rounder hits successfully in his 21st straight game
By Ashley Marshall / Special to MLB.com | May 9, 2011 8:44 PM ET
The 22-year-old right fielder went 3-for-6 with his seventh homer of the year Monday, missing the cycle by a triple, to extend his hitting streak to 21 straight games as Class A Greenville Drive beat the Asheville Tourists, 10-5.
The former first-rounder has reached base in each of the Drive's 30 contests. Both streaks are the longest of their kind in the Minors this season.
"I have been reminded of the hit streak by some of the other players and coaches, but I figure that if there was a jinx it would have happened by now," Brentz said.
"My hitting coach Luis Lopez keeps telling me to stay in control and use the whole field, and he's been keeping me pretty relaxed and pretty calm."
Brentz struck out in his first two at-bats of the afternoon, but he ripped a one-out double to right field in the fifth inning and legged out an infield single in the sixth that plated the tying run.
After narrowly missing a homer on a deep fly ball in the seventh, the outfielder blasted a two-run shot in the top of the ninth.
"They got me on changeups and offspeed stuff in my first two at-bats tonight, so the third time I went up there I wanted to let the ball get deep and then react," Brentz said.
"I just missed a homer in my fifth at-bat, but I got a 1-0 fastball in the ninth inning, trusted my hands to do the work and I hit it out."
So far, the new approach at the plate appears to be working just fine. After hitting .442 (15-for-34) with five multi-hit outings in his first eight games of the season, Brentz went 0-for-6 with three strikeouts and a walk on the against the Savannah Sand Gnats on April 16.
Since then, however, the Red Sox prospect hasn't had another hitless day at the plate. Selected 36th overall in the 2010 Draft, Brentz is hitting .345 (29-for-84) over his current 21-game hit streak.
"I've learned to be selectively aggressive, that is the key," said Brentz, who hit just .198 with five homers and 28 runs in 69 games with short-season Lowell last season.
"Last year I was trying to do too much and that was when I got into trouble. I was pressing too much and I missed a lot of balls trying to hit them 500 feet. Now I'm trying to stay calm and learn from every at-bat."
The Middle Tennessee State University product stands among the South Atlantic League leaders in virtually every offensive category.
He leads the league with 44 hits and 30 runs and his 78 total bases are second only to Lexington's Chris Wallace (80). His seven homers are tied for the third and his 25 RBIs put him behind Wallace and Delmarva's Kipp Schutz. His .629 slugging percentage is good for fifth and his .355 clip ranks ninth.
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Choral Evensong is the service of Evening Prayer with choral music. It is sung in cathedrals with choral foundations on a more or less daily basis, and in many parish churches around the world. The Prayer Book of 1662 established the pattern for Choral Evensong which remains in common usage throughout the worldwide Anglican Communion. At Christ Church, Choral Evensong is offered on the first Sunday of the month from October through June. All are welcome.


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Campello Investiture Ceremony Announced
An investiture ceremony for Professor Murillo Campello's appointment as the Alan J. and Joyce D. Baltz Professor in the College of Business will be held on October 1 at 2:00 p.m. in the Deloitte Auditorium of the Business Instructional Facility. A reception will follow.
Campello has brought great distinction to the College through his research in the field of finance and is a nationally recognized scholar of financial economics.
Campello's research helps guide corporate financial management and economic policy making. His papers deal with the limits of the firm, corporate capital structure, firm financing constraints and other significant issues. His work is cited by prominent policy authorities, such as the Federal Reserve Chairman, Mr. Ben Bernanke. Campello is a leader in his field as a celebrated author and associate editor of multiple premier finance journals.


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Kemp finished two points shy of his career-high with 23 points, while Paul bounced back after a subpar game against UMass with 19 points and 8 assists.
"It was a good win for our team at home after Christmas break," said ECU head coach Jeff Lebo. "Defensively, we did some nice things."
Down the stretch, Robert Sampson was solid defensively and finished a rebound shy of a double-double, while adding 12 points. The Pirates limited the Spartans to only 36 percent shooting (24-67), but the visitors managed to keep the game close until the final horn sounded.
In the second half, Norfolk State forward Rashid Gaston cut the ECU lead down to only 48-44 with a dunk, which was followed by a stretch that featured three straight baskets by Kemp.
"It was really key," said Lebo. "(Those baskets) were huge when they were making that run."
Leading the way for Norfolk State was junior guard Pendarvis Williams, who scored 15 points and collected 7 rebounds. He is the only remaining starter from last year's team that upset Missouri in the NCAA Tournament to advance to the Sweet 16.
In the end it wasn't enough for the Spartans.
"I thought both teams played really hard. It was a great opportunity for us,"said Norfolk State head coach Anthony Evans. "ECU took control of the game toward the end and made the plays that were necessary to close the game out."
With the students on Christmas break and all the travel arrangements that are made this time of year, the Pirates were pleasantly surprised to see such a great turnout at Minges Coliseum.
"It was a great crowd. I know in the past it wasn't like that," said Paul. "Just to see the community and the Pirate Nation come out and support us during this time when they could be with family and doing other things is a great blessing and I hope it continues."
The Pirates will kick-off the new year with home games against Campbell (Jan. 2) and North Carolina Wesleyan (Jan. 5) before beginning their conference slate with a challenging road contest at Memphis.


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We are going to stop making almost all Regular profile Sebenzas. The profile on the Classic will change slightly and this version will be known as Sebenza 21.
The design change on Sebenza 21 gives a more pronounced chamfer on the pivot edge of the handle allowing the knife to be inserted more easily into a pocket or sheath. The engraving of "Classic MM" on the back of the Classic Sebenza will be eliminated, making differentiation of the two models easy! The blade shape remains the same.
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- It is up to the person who has the invite to decide on who to invite at the end
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Here's Mine
I guess you've used reverse size buddy. I guess its 300wx200h.
Exclusively made for this particular contest! I'm a prospect at Dribbble/Walllfish
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The former White Stripes lead debuted his new single "Lazaretto" before fans at his Third Man Records label in Nashville Saturday. Four hours later, the song was available on a limited run vinyl record.
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Last post Jan 30, 2011 10:50 AM by ConfusedMonl29
Jan 20, 2011 01:12 PM|ConfusedMonl29|LINK
Jan 21, 2011 06:31 AM|ConfusedMonl29|LINK
11155 Points
Jan 21, 2011 06:35 AM|nilsan|LINK
Does your GetData() method accepts any date parameter?
Jan 21, 2011 07:18 AM|ConfusedMonl29|LINK
Jan 23, 2011 07:46 AM|nikhilgupta|LINK
Just change ta.GetData(e.Day.Date) to ta.GetData()
Reason be Your table adapter's GetData method & the underlying sql query does not use Parameters.
Jan 23, 2011 08:07 AM|ConfusedMonl29|LINK
Jan 23, 2011 11:11 AM|nikhilgupta|LINK
Try this.
protected void monthlyCal_DayRender(object sender, DayRenderEventArgs e)
DataSet1TableAdapters.HolidaysTableAdapter ta = new HolidaysTableAdapter();
DataTable dt = ta.GetData();
foreach (DataRow dr in dt.Rows)
if (DateTime.Parse(dr["Date"].ToString()) == e.Day.Date)
e.Cell.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.Blue;
Jan 23, 2011 11:18 AM|ConfusedMonl29|LINK
Jan 23, 2011 12:41 PM|nikhilgupta|LINK
1) I need to be able to add parametres to my SQL statements within my table adapter, however I don't know how to do this?
Here is a very good article on TableAdapters with Parametrized Query
2) I have a table, who's column names are the days of the week (Monday to Sunday), the rows contained within this table read true or false. I need to create a table adapter that shades the days that are returned false by the database.
Can you show your table & the query as u did in ur 1st post?
Jan 23, 2011 01:36 PM|ConfusedMonl29|LINK
Jan 23, 2011 02:43 PM|nikhilgupta|LINK
DataTable Days;
DataSet1TableAdapters.WeekTableAdapter code;
code= new DataSet1TableAdapters.WeekTableAdapter ();
Days = code.Days(e.Day.Date.ToString());
if (Days.Rows.Equals("false")
e.Cell.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.Gray;
e.Cell.ForeColor = System.Drawing.Color.White;
e.Day.IsSelectable = false;
Well your code is not right.
Here with if (Days.Rows.Equals("false") you are checking if Tables' row is equal to false.
If you would have checked the code I posted in the prev. post, you would have got some idea.
Your TableAdapter is getting the weekDays in true/false based on emp,
so your code should be something like this :
DataSet1TableAdapters.WeekTableAdapter ta = new WeekTableAdapter();
DataTable dt = ta.GetData(1); // I have Employee columns datatype as int
foreach (DataRow dr in dt.Rows)
if (Boolean.Parse(dr["Monday"].ToString()) == false)
e.Cell.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.Gray;
e.Cell.ForeColor = System.Drawing.Color.White;
}
But when you will execute this code all the days will have Grey/White colour, as for each day Monday is always false in db.

Jan 23, 2011 04:24 PM|ConfusedMonl29|LINK
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Jan 24, 2011 02:39 PM|nikhilgupta|LINK
The reason I used DataTable dt = ta.GetData(1); & not DataTable dt = ta.GetData(User.Identity.Name); was to avoid using ASP.net Membership.
Otherwise I would had to create a Login Page & Login using that so User.Identity.Name property could be set. If you want to use User.Identity.Name u need to be Logged-In before u execute the calender code.
Now try to understand, when u use the following code in Calender's Day Render Event
DataSet1TableAdapters.WeekTableAdapter tatt = new DataSet1TableAdapters.WeekTableAdapter();
DataTable dt = tatt.WorkingWeek();
foreach (DataRow dr in dt.Rows)
if (Boolean.Parse(dr["Sunday"].ToString()) == false)
e.Cell.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.Black;
e.Cell.ForeColor = System.Drawing.Color.White;
For each day it checks if Sunday is False, for that Particular user if Sunday is False in db, all days will be rendered Black/White
Reason for that is in DayRender Event u need to check Date and or Day not Day only. db Day in Week table will result same for all Days in Calender.
I think following code is what u need.
protected void Calendar1_DayRender(object sender, DayRenderEventArgs e)
DataSet1TableAdapters.WeekTableAdapter ta = new WeekTableAdapter();
DataTable dt = ta.GetData(1);
foreach (DataRow dr in dt.Rows)
if (e.Day.Date.DayOfWeek == DayOfWeek.Monday && Boolean.Parse(dr["Monday"].ToString()) == false)
e.Cell.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.Gray;
e.Cell.ForeColor = System.Drawing.Color.White;
e.Day.IsSelectable = false;
else if (e.Day.Date.DayOfWeek == DayOfWeek.Tuesday && Boolean.Parse(dr["Tuesday"].ToString()) == false)
e.Cell.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.Gray;
e.Cell.ForeColor = System.Drawing.Color.White;
e.Day.IsSelectable = false;
// else if for Other Days also
}
I hope it helps.

Jan 24, 2011 02:53 PM|nikhilgupta|LINK
And for Parametrized Query use ... WHERE Employee = @Employee & then GetData(User.Identity.Name), but create a
Login Page & first Login through it.
Jan 24, 2011 04:11 PM|ConfusedMonl29|LINK
Jan 24, 2011 04:42 PM|nikhilgupta|LINK
You are welcome man, glad I could help you in solving ur problem.
One thing more I don't think ur Week table will be of any good use as ur application grows.
U will need lots of changes in that table.
Jan 29, 2011 09:26 AM|ConfusedMonl29|LINK
Jan 29, 2011 10:11 AM|nikhilgupta|LINK
Change ur query as :
SELECT Employees.Employee, Holidays.Date, Holidays.Time, Holidays.Approved
FROM Holidays INNER JOIN Employees ON Holidays.Employee = Employees.Employee
WHERE (Holidays.Date = @Date) AND (Holidays.Approved = 'True') AND (Employees.Department = @Param1) AND (@Param2 IS null OR Employees.Employee = @Param2)
DropDownList_DataBound as :
empDropDow.Items.Insert(0, "All");
empDropDow.Items[0].Value = "-1";
Populating Calendar Control as :
DataTable HRApprovedHolidays;
DataSet1TableAdapters.HRApprovedTableAdapter ApproveHol;
ApproveHol = new DataSet1TableAdapters.HRApprovedTableAdapter();
HRApprovedHolidays = ApproveHol.HRFilterApproved(e.Day.Date.ToString(), deptDropDown.SelectedValue, empDropDown.SelectedValue == "-1" ? null : empDropDown.SelectedValue);
And in ur ApproveHol TableAdapter set Employee columns properties as :
AllowDBNull = True
NullValue = (Null)
Jan 29, 2011 11:40 AM|ConfusedMonl29|LINK
Jan 29, 2011 12:07 PM|ConfusedMonl29|LINK
Jan 29, 2011 12:08 PM|nikhilgupta|LINK
I did't get exactly what u r trying, do u want that if app. user selects 5 emp from ListBox the o/p should come for those
5 emps.
If that's the case what u can do is Loop through ListBox Selected values & create a comma seprated string having selected
emps in it.
Then pass it to a stored procedure.
Try this link hope it will help.
Jan 29, 2011 05:41 PM|ConfusedMonl29|LINK
Jan 30, 2011 05:22 AM|nikhilgupta|LINK
Post ur db Table structure & dummy data.
Jan 30, 2011 05:48 AM|ConfusedMonl29|LINK
Ha, well after about 3 hours I managed to fix a problem that didn't exist. It was my dummy data after all, it wasn't a unique ID though, more a case that it didn't like three columns having matching data to those in other rows which is strange, but as it will never happen in reality I dont need to worry about it.
Thanks for your help bud, have a good one.
Jan 30, 2011 06:13 AM|ConfusedMonl29|LINK
Jan 30, 2011 06:57 AM|nikhilgupta|LINK
Go step by step. First try out ur query in SQL Server & see is it results good.
Try all combinations (Emp-null, Dep-null, Dep-not null, Emp-not null)
If it comes fine then try TableAdapter & check have u set the properties as null & true.
And if possible please post the screen-shot of ur TableAdapter with properties of each column.
error is depicting that ur TableAdapter has either of the columns DataType as Bool.
Jan 30, 2011 08:06 AM|ConfusedMonl29|LINK
Jan 30, 2011 08:34 AM|ConfusedMonl29|LINK
Jan 30, 2011 09:09 AM|nikhilgupta|LINK
Problem is with ur Query, provide me SQL files for Tables along with dummy data so I can test it.
U have complicated ur Query, try this :
SELECT Employees.Employee, Holidays.Date, Holidays.Time, Holidays.Approved
FROM Holidays INNER JOIN Employees ON Holidays.Employee = Employees.Employee
WHERE (Holidays.Date = @Date) AND (Holidays.Approved = 'True')
AND (@Param1 IS NULL or Employees.Department = @Param1)
AND (@Param2 IS NULL or Employees.Employee = @Param2)
Jan 30, 2011 09:16 AM|ConfusedMonl29|LINK
Jan 30, 2011 09:25 AM|ConfusedMonl29|LINK
Jan 30, 2011 10:05 AM|nikhilgupta|LINK
I tried both queries, when using Design Mode query fails but when running normally it executes properly.
Jan 30, 2011 10:26 AM|ConfusedMonl29|LINK
Jan 30, 2011 10:28 AM|nikhilgupta|LINK
Man try this 1, don't know why it's happening but this 1 works
SELECT Employees.Employee, Holidays.Date, Holidays.Time, Holidays.Approved
FROM Holidays INNER JOIN Employees ON Holidays.Employee = Employees.Employee
WHERE (Holidays.Date = @Date) AND (Holidays.Approved = 'True')
AND (Employees.Department = @Param1 or @Param1 IS NULL)
AND (Employees.Employee = @Param2 or @Param2 IS NULL)
Wait not 100%, now the NULL values don't work.
Its working. Tried most of the conditions, please check.
Jan 30, 2011 10:50 AM|ConfusedMonl29|LINK


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Easton meets Pickett in a bantamweight bout tomorrow night, and he says it's all business despite the controversy surrounding Team Lloyd Irvin recently.
You mention Lloyd, and there has been somewhat of an exodus with all of the controversy. What are your thoughts on that, and what has made you stay?
My relationship with Master Lloyd, that's my big brother, that's my family. I'm his black belt and I'll rep it until the day that I die. It's called loyalty. I'm loyal. He's helped me out, He paid for my elbow to be fixed when it was broken, he gave me a job, he taught me a whole lot and you can't discount that.
You obviously would have great BJJ at Team Lloyd Irvin, but would you say the camp at Alliance has been so beneficial to you due to the numbers of top fighters they have there?
Due to numbers, and because of how the wrestling is. They have a lot of wrestlers there, and they have wrestlers that can strike which helps out tremendously. And they're a cardio-based school. My cardio was great before, but now it's even better. That was one of the things I was most concentrating on for this fight, to push Brad in his cardio. Meet Brad in the middle of the cage, keep it rough and tough, and break him. That's what I feel I have to do.


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WATERLOO Wilfrid Laurier University's Faculty of Music presents a handful of provocative excerpts from iconic operas in a performance titled Mistaken Identities, Disguises & Other Operatic Misunderstandings. Performances take place Friday, Nov. 9 and Saturday, Nov. 10 at 8 p.m. in the Maureen Forrester Recital Hall.
Musical Director Emily Hamper and Stage Director Erik Thor lead 16 Opera Laurier students through six excerpts focusing on the theme of deception from the following classic operas: Gioacchino Rossini's Il Barbiere di Siviglia; W.A. Mozart's Così fan tutte and La Clemenza di Tito; Engelbert Humperdinck's Hänsel und Gretel; Brittens A Midsummer Nights Dream and Emmanuel Chabrier's L'étoile. The selections span from the tragic to the comic, and offer something for everyone.
Opera Laurier consists of voice performance students enrolled in The Practice of Opera course and dedicated student volunteers. Every year, Opera Laurier puts on a production of excerpts in the fall and a full opera in the spring.
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Rematch that was going to happen at ADCC 2011, is going down at Metamoris 3.
Rematch that was going to happen at ADCC 2011, is going down at Metamoris 3.
I don't think it will go ahead unfortunately.
The poster formally known as Steve_Langford.
The rematch or metamoris?
Doesn't royler want some ridiculous amount of money for the rematch?
I very much doubt they would announce it unless contracts were signed. The ADCC incident was purely down to the sheiks representative having poor communication with both Royler and Eddie, not passing on money requests etc, etc and thats what cost ADCC having the match-up.
I'm pretty sure fee's have been agreed, they've already shot promo videos that were released yesterday/day before that.
At the press conference after Metamoris 2, I'm sure Royler or Ralek said that they saw it as being important that a Gracie was involved in arranging the rematch.


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His daughter Temma was born in 1985 with profound disabilities and has been a frequent subject of Lowly's work. He will present his work in a multimedia presentation and lecture Wednesday, March 16th at 3:30pm in Thayer.
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H! I have to do the same in BT4PF ?
Yes, I typed in sudo wicd and was successful. The only problem is when I do a capture and find of a key and then try to use this command it fails to load properly... Thanks for all the help everyone.
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Pop-Culture | Posted by Brian C on 09/11/2011
Support Women Artists Sunday: Womenpalooza 2
So it is 1 A.M. Friday night (Saturday Morning? I never know) and whereas most people are thinking, "Hey so uh sleeeep." I was thinking, "Let's hop on a bus so I can get down to Chicago in time for Saturday!" Moral of the story: ride the Megabus, its cheap. Also, while the red eye buses have amazing availability, it is really hard to sleep when you are on the way to Lollapalooza. After sleeping only a few hours off and on, I was there.
So we leave our bags in our hotel, do the whole Starbucks thing, and then head over. Saturday's lineup was incredible. Staying at one stage I got to be front row for 8 different wonderful artists, half of them female. So yadda yadda yadda, I'll …


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Ronnie Dunn releases new single
Listen to Ronnie Dunn on iHeartRadio
Ronnie Dunn is giving fans a sample of his latest work. The country star has released the new song, "Wish I Still Smoked Cigarettes," on iTunes.
[Buy "Wish I Still Smoked Cigarettes on iTunes]
He shared the track last week on his social media outlets. The singer says the "overwhelming response" from his followers prompted him to release it as a single. Ronnie adds that "Cigarettes" is "just a taste of what's to come" as he continues working on his next album.
"Wish I Still Smoked Cigarettes" is the second track Dunn has released from his still-untitled second solo album, following Kiss You There. A release date for the upcoming disc hasn't been announced yet.


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Utah's incoming state auditor, John Dougall, won't be taking the oath of office Monday during the elaborate ceremony in the Capitol rotunda alongside the governor and other elected leaders.
Dougall will be sworn in at his office a few hours earlier in an event that will be fitting of his campaign slogan Frugal Dougall.
"I'm going to be sworn in at 8 o'clock in the morning so I can get three hours of work done before the governor's inauguration," he said. "Rather than sitting around and waiting, I'd rather get some work done."
Dougall said that, unlike Gov. Gary Herbert, who is already the governor, Dougall doesn't hold office and wants to officially be the auditor when he goes into the meetings that morning.
Dougall is scheduled to meet with his administrative assistant and review his schedule, then meet at 9 a.m. to review the audits that are under way and discuss the timelines for their completion.
He will still attend the inauguration at the Capitol Rotunda at 11 a.m., which will feature performances by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Herbert's third inaugural address. Herbert, Lt. Gov. Greg Bell, Attorney General-elect John Swallow and Treasurer Richard Ellis will all take the oath at the event.
"They've known from Day One that I was having my own separate swearing-in ceremony," said Dougall, who will not be on stage for the event, but instead plans to sit next to House Speaker Becky Lockhart and Senate President-elect Wayne Niederhauser. "I told [the governor] I'd be respectful and come to his inauguration, but it's not my inauguration."
Herbert's spokeswoman, Ally Isom, who also led the planning for the event, said that Dougall was welcome to participate in any of the ceremonies, but he chose not to.
"It's the historic opportunity to honor the office and the tradition of the offices, and we've certainly invited Mr. Dougall to participate in every component, but he just won't sit on stage," she said. "Any decision to be excluded would be Mr. Dougall's decision, but he's welcomed."
Twitter: @RobertGehrke


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Arnold School part of major study on childhood obesity
Researchers from the University of South Carolina's Arnold School of Public Health are collaborating with scientists throughout the United States on a national study of community programs to reduce childhood obesity.
The study, funded by a $23 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to the Battelle Memorial Institute in Columbus, Ohio, is one of the largest efforts to date to determine which intervention and prevention community programs work best to halt the number of children who are becoming overweight and obese. Researchers will focus on 300 communities throughout the nation.
Dr. Russ Pate, a professor of exercise science at the Arnold School, is a co-principal investigator on the study, which includes scientists from Battelle, the University of Kansas and the University of California, Berkeley.
The award to the Arnold School, internationally recognized for its research on the link between physical activity and health, is expected to be about $1.4 million over five years, said Pate, a past president of the American College of Sports Medicine and one of the nation's pre-eminent exercise scientists.
"Despite efforts by healthcare professionals, groups and communities throughout the United States, about 17 percent of children and adolescents are obese," Pate said. "Studies show that overweight children grow up to become obese adults. We are at a critical point in the healthcare of our youth."
Arnold School researchers will examine community, family and personal factors that influence physical activity; socioeconomic and cultural influences on diet and physical activity; school and community policies; and factors associated with physical environmental.
"This is an ambitious effort, but what we learn will help us determine public-health practices and policies that will help children and their families," said Pate, who led the coordinating committee of the National Physical Activity Plan, released in May.
Pate said it's likely that South Carolina communities will be included in the research.
Other USC researchers involved with the study are Dr. Edward Frongillo, Dr. Robert McKeown, Dr. Saundra Glover, Dr. Melinda Forthofer, Dr. Sonya Jones and Dr. Natalie Colabianchi, all from the Arnold School of Public Health, and Dr. Dawn Wilson of the department of psychology.
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the U.S. Department of Agriculture also are contributors to the study.


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This project started as an attempt to port the Boxee app, but evolved into a new, native addon by divingmule based on mlbviewer. If you've come here because you want to watch baseball on XBMC, visit the MLBMC addon release thread here:
The rest of this post remains for historical purposes, or in case anyone feels like continuing the task of porting the Boxee app. The discussion in this thread shifts to divingmule's addon beginning just before page 5.
Going out on a limb, here. Thanks to the excellent work of bartsidee, XBMC now has an mc module that greatly facilitates running Boxee apps in XBMC. So I've started trying to port the MLB.TV app to XBMC.
The result is a video plugin that loads, but doesn't actually work (yet). I need some experienced plugin developers to take a look at this and tell me whether this project has any hope of success. I'm not a developer, just a fan, so I may already be in over my head. If you could take a look and reply with your thoughts, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks!
Now on GitHub:
What Works:
- Plugin loads
- Aesthetic elements all appear to be visible, buttons mostly work
- What Doesn't:
- Everything else
- Get schedule, calendar, and standings to populate with content (see this post for details)
- Move settings (i.e. username/password) to XBMC database instead of Boxee servers
- Everything else
- What Doesn't:


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Phylografter is a web application for evolutionary biologists to use in not only in visualizing and annotating phylogenetic trees, but to 'graft' published trees together to create a context for collaboration among biologists. It is currently being implemented, the source can be found here : http://code.google.com/p/phylografter/
VoLE: Viewer of Life in EOL
VoLE uses EOL APIs to create a browseable and searchable treemap of Encyclopedia of Life pages. The space-filling treemap layout is created using the Javascript Infovis Toolkit and leaf nodes can display images or data from the EOL.
MandibLever 3.3 is a java interface for simulation of the mandibular lever model for the jaw of fishes using muscle design and the Hill equation for non-linear length-tension properties of muscle to calculate dynamic power output. The model uses morphometric data on skeletal dimensions and muscle proportions in order to predict behavior and force transmission mediated by lever action. Users of MandibLever might include anyone with the appropriate morphometrics from any vertebrate jaw (excluding most mammals with their muscle slings).


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Construction is underway on segments of the $1.73 billion NTE 35W Project, which spans 18 miles of I-35W from I-30 to Eagle Parkway in Fort Worth. The project is designed to double capacity and reduce congestion by reconstructing portions of the existing lanes and adding TEXpress Lanes.
Mandatory Scope Schematics - Interim Configuration
Contact Us
NTE 35W – Segment 3A
Project Manager
(817) 341-9254


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Kid Cudi releases tracklist & artwork for 'Satellite Flight'
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Kid Cudi is giving fans a glimpse of his upcoming album Satellite Flight: The Journey to Mother Moon.
The rapper has released not only the album's tracklist, but also the artwork. On Twitter, Cudi says he personally designed the album art, which features an outline of a man set against a collection of stars.
The digital release of the album is slated to include ten songs, but the rapper says he plans to add additional tracks for the physical release.
Kid Cudi recently announced that "Satellite Flight" would be a full-length album, instead of an EP. The album will serve as an introduction to the following project, "Man on the Moon 3."
Check out the track list below!
Satellite Flight track listing ;) pic.twitter.com/kxTycBlQxG
— Scott Mescudi (@ducidni) February 13, 2014


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Promotions Intern
Job Title: Promotions Intern
Job Description: Promotions Interns (Unpaid) All Stations: Do you love music? Do you want a career in radio? Are you looking to get your foot in the door but don't know how? Be a Clear Channel Radio Intern! Clear Channel Colorado Springs is looking for interns each school semester. The requirements: 1) must be 18 years or older; 2) receive college credit by taking an internships class or work experience; 3) work a minimum of 12 hours per week (including weekends); 4) be ready to work, learn, and have FUN! If you pass all these requirements and are ready to enter the world of radio as an intern, please e-mail resume and letter of eligibility from school Department Head to email@example.com.
Job Category: Internship
Location: Colorado Springs, CO
Division: Radio
Employment Status: Temporary
Please click here for more employment opportunities.


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La Beaufortine
830 Route de Puyricard, Aix-en-Provence, 프랑스, 시티 센터로부터의 거리: 4.2km
It is our pleasure to welcome you to spend your vacation or a weekend in Provence and you enjoy the charms of our home La Beaufortine, only 5 minutes from the center of Aix en Provence.
From here, you can discover Provence, land of sun and cicadas, and immerse yourself in a landscape dear to Paul Cezanne.
Our rooms have all a separate entrance from the parking area and pleasant views over the garden and pool. A second terrace without vis-a-vis in the shade of an oak tree that is built for your relaxation. We offer you aslo: a parking, a swimming pool, a nice terrace, and of course, our lovely garden!
After a continental breakfast in the lovely garden, you will enjoy the great area around the guesthouse. We are happy to introduce you to some typical dishes of the region as the famous bouillabaisse, the Provencal ratatouille and many other dishes that characterize our 'country'.
After a beautiful walk in Marseilles creeks or the Luberon, you can dive in the pool and enjoy a Pastis from Provence in the company.
If you wish, your guests are sure to advise you on the right plans to make your stay unforgettable.
If the idea to relax and enjoy a quality stay is a priority for you, the BEAUFORTINE welcomes you and offers a variety of housing for different atmospheres in a typical Provencal house!
Please note:
Cancellation Policy: 5 days.
Check In Time: 15:00.
Check Out Time: 12:00.
Credit Cards Not Accepted.
Payment by cash on arrival .
Minimum Nights: 3 nights.
Breakfast Not Included.
Taxes included.
Children allowed on request.
예약 가능 여부 및 가격예약 가능 여부와 가격을 보려면 날짜를 선택한 후 '날짜 업데이트'를 클릭하세요'
- 자전거 대여
- 조식 불포함
- 무료 주차
- 인터넷 액세스
- 세탁 설비
- 야외 수영장
- 야외 테라스
- 수영장
취소 정책이 숙소는 5일 취소 정책이 있습니다. 이 시간 내에 취소하지 않으면 체류 첫날 밤에 부과되는 숙박료와 똑같은 금액의 취소 수수료가 발생합니다.
약도지도 보기지도 숨기기
830 Route de Puyricard
13540 Aix-en-Provence
From Aix-en-Provence town:
1. Heading northwest toward Rue du Bon Pasteur
2. Turn right onto Rue du Bon Pasteur
3. Turn left onto Rue Gaston de Saporta
4. Continue onto Rue Jacques de la Roque
5. Continue onto Av. Pasteur/D14
6. Turn right onto Rue du Chapitre
7. Turn left onto Traverse Notre-Dame
8. Turn left onto Av. de la Violette
9. Turn right onto Av. Philippe Solari/D14
Continue to follow D14
Go through 1 roundabout
10. Turn right onto Route de Puyricard/D14
11. Slight left to stay on Route de Puyricard/D14
12. Keep right at the fork
La Beaufortine will be on the right!


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Chris Ivory recently visited with the New York Jets, prompting speculation that the rebuilding New York franchise was interested in landing the young New Orleans running back.
New Orleans placed a second round tender on Ivory which would translate to a one-year deal worth just over two million dollars. Should the Jets sign Ivory and the Saints elect to not match the offer, the returning Sean Payton would receive Gang Green's second round pick in the upcoming NFL draft.
The Jets are in the market to land another power running back after Shonn Greene left for greener pastures in Tennessee. New York currently boasts a backfield of Joe McKnight, Bilal Powell, and the recently acquired Mike Goodson from Oakland. Gang Green stands poised to enter the 2013 season without a 1,000 yard rusher for the first time since 1994.
While the Jets refuse to part ways with their second round pick in exchange for Ivory, they are hopeful that the Saints would be willing to accept a fifth or sixth round draft pick instead New Orleans' backfield is loaded with talent with four capable backs splitting carries. Alongside Ivory, the Saints have Pierre Thomas, Darren Sproles, and Mark Ingram on their running back depth chart. Trading Ivory would benefit the Saints by helping shore up other needs on their current roster. Look for a defensive player to go to New Orleans should a deal occur, as the Saints finished dead last in defense last season.


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Odds and sods
Linux for the GNU South — it's going on right now (if you're reading this the day the blog appears).
Yep, that title — also the name of an album by the Who — is what the British (and, I would imagine, our Canadian neighbors) call bits and pieces; which is what we're going to talk about today since this week was full of news and I have been staring at my living room thinking, "How the &@%*! am I going to move all this stuff?"
A difference of opinion, or . . . ? Ken Hess writes on ZDNet an item about businesses going (or maybe not going) completely virutal here, but wait — maybe you should keep one or two just in case the cloud dissipates. Contrast this laugher to Caitlyn Martin's response here, where she calls this "the most ridiculous article I've read in a very long time." Me? I side with Caitlyn — clearly. This is not the first head-scratcher Hess has produced, nor will it probably be the last. A corollary to this is Andy Updegrove's ominous look at a "cloud-free" future forced upon us here.
Dead horse, meet foot: I've been giving a lot of thought to the OpenOffice.org transfer by Oracle to Apache. I'd like to think something good will come of this, but I think that since joining the two projects seems to be all but impossible (for a couple of good reasons, but some not so good), we can thank the suits at Oracle for screwing up an outstanding FOSS project. Meanwhile, for all those who have an interest in keeping what OO.o started going in the right direction, get right over to the Document Foundation and pitch in.
Name, rank, and serial . . . OK, just your name will do: First, thanks for all those who liked the list blog that ran this week. I need to point out a matter of personal policy on this blog: I don't post responses that are anonymous or come from someone named/called/nicknamed "anonymous" or any variety thereof (i.e., "anon"). I bring this up because I have got responses from people who wouldn't name themselves — two excellent responses that I would like to post — and I've written each of them to ask them to identify themselves so I can post their comments. Initials would work.
Well, I should stop stalling and start packing up.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and has just started developing software in his new home office. Watch this space.)


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Sheriff's Corporal rescues two from burning SUV
Saturday night Washington County Sheriff's Deputies were called to SW Springhill Road, north of the intersection of SW Laurelwood Road, concerning a serious single vehicle crash. This is east of the community of Gaston.
A 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee was northbound on SW Springhill Road traveling at a high speed when it crashed. The Jeep sped through a stop sign at SW Laurelwood Road then left the roadway striking two drainage culverts and two trees before coming to rest. The jeep crashed with enough forward force to separate the engine and transmission from the body. The transmission was launched 46 feet down the roadway from the Jeep.
The Jeep landed upright and began burning as Christian Bandmann, 23, who was seated in the rear, escaped from the right rear door.
Off-duty Washington County Sheriff's Corporal Cheryl Crecelius came upon the scene moments after the Jeep crashed. Corporal Crecelius saw the driver and front passenger were unconscious as the fire began encroaching into the passenger area. She realized there was a very short window of time to rescue them before the fire took their lives. The Jeep received extensive damage and all of the doors were jammed closed except the right rear door.
Corporal Crecelius unfastened the seatbelt and pulled Jason Eaton, 25, from the front passenger seat backwards through the right rear door as the Jeep filled with smoke. She placed him on the ground a safe distance from the fire that was rapidly consuming the vehicle. He was regaining consciousness as she raced to free the unconscious driver.
Corporal Crecelius unfastened Mark Vanbleck's seatbelt as she attempted to pull him backwards out of the same rear door. The fire had consumed the entire engine compartment and flames were breaching through the floorboard area as the smoke began to get very thick in the passenger area. Mark Vanbleck's legs were pinned between the dash and seat making it impossible for Corporal Crecelius to pull him to freedom. She crawled back out of the vehicle to get assistance. There was an unidentified man in his 20's that stopped and helped by getting back into the burning vehicle with Corporal Crecelius. Together they were able to free Mr. Vanbleck from the vehicle moments before it was fully engulfed in flames. He remained unconscious until Gaston Fire Department personnel arrived and were able to revive him.
Christian Bandmann was transported to OHSU by Lifeflight. Jason Eaton and Mark Vanbleck were both transported by ground ambulance to a local hospital. All three men received non life-threatening injuries.
Mark Vanbleck was cited for DUII, Reckless Driving, and two counts of Forth Degree Assault. Additional charges are possible as the investigation continues.
Corporal Crecelius received a minor injury to her hand and suffered minor smoke inhalation. She is expected to make a full recovery.
Sheriff's Deputies are searching for the unidentified man that assisted in saving Vanbleck from the burning wreckage.


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What Wood Makes The Raised Garden Bed?
Which type of wood is best for a raised garden bed? It is the question many want to answer. When considering the actual wood material for this project, there are a few things to keep in mind.
- How long do you want the raised garden to actually remain in place? Long term? Short term? Short term projects will allow to choose cheaper, untreated woods.
- How wide and long do you plan to make it? The larger the structure, the more important it will be to choose stronger wood.
- How organic do you wish the project to be? Choose woods that are less treated or untreated for the most organic conditions. If you want to choose untreated wood, this will dramatically limit your options as only few types of wood are suitable for garden boxes as most others will rot quickly.
There is a range of woods on the market that can help you through this process. It is a good idea to consider several options and their benefits before making a choice. Here are a few options to keep in mind.
Using Natural Cedar Raised Garden Beds
A favorite among gardeners is to use cedar because of its beauty and durability. Check out the benefits of cedar wood planks for your raised garden.
- It is the highest quality wood that will resist rotting.
- You can use aluminum cross supports to create a larger size garden bed and this will prevent the wood sides from bowing.
- You can use lapped corners to hold the box in place. With this method, add 3/8th inch aluminum rods for added support.
- You will find natural cedar will repel many types of pests including insects that can destroy plants.
- You will find cedar planks in various sizes and widths. This allows you to customize the look for your needs.
- It resists rot and moisture well, even untreated.
Farmstead Cedar Garden Beds
Farmstead material offers additional benefits as well.
What is farmstead material?
This is the term used to refer to unfinished or ungraded lumber. This sort of lumber is not always suitable for structural purposes (since it is not graded) but chances are you can find some that will be more than suitable for building a raised garden bed. Usually you can look it over before purchasing, picking and choosing the best pieces.
If you can live with a slightly lower quality of lumber, you can save big money on the manufacture of your project.
This material offers the same overall feel of cedar with less of a refined look. The benefits include:
- It is readily available in various sizes.
- You can easily add more of these on top of each other to add height to your raised garden bed.
- You will find that the farmstead cedar garden beds also work to resist insects and pests, and do not rot as quickly as other types of woods.
- You do not have to use metal in the building process. This means those metal parts will not rust.
- For those who want an easy way to create these raised beds, farmstead is the route to go because it is relatively easy to assemble. If you decide to take it down, this material makes that process easy as well.
Other Wood Options
If you want your raised garden bed to match your deck, you may want to build it out of the same material. Many decks are built with green pressure treated lumber (which is often spruce), which then can be stained any color you like. Pressure treated lumber is designed to withstand water and rot.
If you do not plan on having your bed for long, you can build it out of pretty much the cheapest lumber you can find. Generally this will be pine, but if left untreated it will rot quickly.


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'Kill Zimmerman' painted on business before arson
(WPVI) -- Police in Chester County, Pennsylvania are investigating an act of vandalism with racial overtones, possibly connected to the fallout from the verdict in the George Zimmerman murder trial.
Photographs obtained by Action News show what firefighters found Sunday night when they responded to a fire at ProSigns, a company that manufactures commercial signs for businesses, in the 200 block of Boot Road.
Photo: Screengrab WPVI


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Johannesburg, or Jo'burg, Egoli ("City of Gold"), or Jozi, as it is affectionately known by Jo'burgers, is the commercial heart of South Africa. Historically it is where money is made and fortunes found. It has been stereotyped as a cruel, concrete jungle, plagued by crime, but residents defend it fiercely as a city of opportunity and raw energy, the capital of "Can Do!"
Ask a jol (lively party) of Jo'burgers what they love about their home town and this is what you might hear: Highveld thunderstorms; Pirates vs Chiefs derby (the Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs are South Africa's most loved—and hated—football teams); the most cosmopolitan city in Africa; spectacular sunsets; jacaranda blooms carpeting the city in purple in October and November; great climate; the smell of jasmine in spring; open-air Sunday concerts at Emmarentia Dam; the fast-paced lifestyle and the can-do attitude of its people; the rich history; host city for the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
But Johannesburg may be best known for gold. The city sits at the centre of a vast urban industrial complex that covers most of the province of Gauteng (the g is pronounced like the ch in Chanukah), which means "Place Where the Gold Is" in the Sotho language and is home to the world's deepest gold mines (more than 3.9 km [2.4 mi] deep). More than 100 years ago it was just a rocky piece of unwanted Highveld land. But in 1886 an Australian, George Harrison, officially discovered gold, catapulting Johannesburg into a modern metropolis that still powers the country's economy and produces nearly 20% of its wealth (though gold mining has been winding down in recent years).
With a population of more than 8 million—including outlying areas such as Soweto, Lenasia, and the West Rand—Jo'burg is a fairly big city by world standards (not much smaller in population than New York and Tokyo) and is by far the country's largest city. Despite its industrial past, Jozi remains a green city, with more than 10 million trees and many beautiful parks and nature reserves, which is all the more exceptional considering it is one of the few major cities in the world not built near a significant water source.
In the late 1980s many of central Johannesburg's big businesses fled north from crime and urban decay to the suburb of Sandton, now an upmarket commercial hub in its own right. But lately local government and business have been reinvesting in the inner city, particularly with an eye to the 2010 World Cup. The beautiful Nelson Mandela Bridge, which spans the railway tracks close to the Newtown Cultural Precinct, has been decorated with wonderful street sculpture. The streets in downtown Johannesburg have been beautified and renamed to reflect the country's cultural diversity: Miriam Makeba Street (formerly Bezuidenhout Street) is next to Dolly Rathebe Street, named for two of South Africa's jazz legends.
In addition, local government has invested in an extensive new public transport system that will serve the local working population (to be completed in mid-2010). This includes the Gautrain rapid rail system that will connect Johannesburg with Pretoria and the O. R. Tambo International Airport, moving Jo'burg steadily toward its goal of being—as the city council is eager to brand it—"a world-class African city."


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It's appropriate that Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis' personal act of nullification in the form of refusing to grant marriage licenses to gay couples occurred in the state that passed the most-adamant resolution in American history supporting invalidation of the federal government's attempts to assume powers not granted it by the Constitution.
The Kentucky Resolution penned in 1798 by founding giant Thomas Jefferson was a response to the Alien and Sedition Acts, which created unconstitutional hardships for legal immigrants and made it a crime to "print, utter, or publish … any false, scandalous, and malicious writing" about the federal government.
Those who hold the dangerous view that no legitimate cause for concern exists about an overreaching federal judiciary into our states or individual lives – and who want you to believe nothing could be done about it anyhow – often take that position because it best suits their personal political or cultural agenda.
Such thinking led to implementation of the Alien and Sedition Acts as the U.S. approached the brink of war with France during John Adams' presidency.
The Federalists, Adams' political party, wanted to quell criticism of the president's policies by the Democratic-Republicans – the other major political party – while fearing immigrants living in the U.S. might side with France.
These trepidations resulted in the Acts being used exclusively against Americans associated with the Democratic-Republicans. The only journalists prosecuted under the Sedition Act, for example, were editors of Democratic-Republican newspapers.
It's not unlike what's currently happening in the culture war.
Critics of clerk Davis vociferously defend Federal Judge David Bunning for jailing her for refusing to acquiesce to a U.S. Supreme Court opinion disallowing gay-marriage bans – including the prohibition against such unions placed in the Kentucky Constitution by 75 percent of voters barely a decade ago.
"She broke the law," they screech.
Yet these same zealots were previously silent while elected officials like former San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsome unlawfully issued gay-marriage licenses long before the practice was legalized.
Newsome gets a pass because his views were politically correct – if not lawful – ones.
Our founders surely didn't intend for five unelected Supreme Court jurists to nullify the wishes of 1.2 million Kentuckians by overriding this commonwealth's Constitution.
"The Constitution has erected no such tribunal, knowing that to whatever hands confided, with the corruption of time and party, its members would become despots," Jefferson wrote.
Even Kentucky native and wartime President Abraham Lincoln – who once suspended habeas corpus – warned of the consequences of surrendering power to the Supreme Court.
"If the policy of government, upon vital questions affecting the whole people, is to be irrevocably fixed by decisions of the Supreme Court… the people will have ceased to be their own rulers, having, to that extent, practically resigned their government into the hands of the eminent tribunal," Lincoln said.
Jefferson also adamantly warned against the dangers of allowing the judiciary to usurp unjustified authority.
"To consider the judges as the ultimate arbiters of all constitutional questions is a very dangerous doctrine indeed, and one which would place us under the despotism of an oligarchy," he penned.
The Constitution's Supremacy Clause, which supporters of Bunning's misguided decision will note, allows federal laws to trump state laws – but only if Congress is acting within its constitutionally authorized powers.
Nowhere does the U.S. Constitution empower federal courts to change marriage or discard a state's Constitution and unilaterally enact opposing legislation.
At the very least, Section 5 of the 14th Amendment, upon which the Supreme Court's majority based its gay-marriage opinion, gives Congress the "power to enforce, by appropriate legislation, the provisions of this article."
Until Congress or the Kentucky General Assembly acts, any constitutionally honest person must acknowledge that Davis acted in accordance with our commonwealth's Constitution – unless we're going to allow five unelected, unaccountable jurists in funny looking black robes to trash our guiding document on a cultural whim.
In which case, the Kentucky Constitution isn't worth the paper it's written on.
This is precisely the type of situation for which nullification – as expressed in the Kentucky Resolution – was created.
Jim Waters is president of the Bluegrass Institute, Kentucky's free-market think tank. Reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com. Read previously published columns at www.bipps.org.