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Hello guys, i got the following code:
sql1= "SELECT * FROM Animals WHERE (adoptionstatus= 'זמין') AND (animaltype= 'חתול') ORDER BY FileID DESC"
RS.Open sql1, conn, 3, 3
If Not RS.EOF then
Do While Not RS.EOF
sName = RS("PetName")
sDesc = RS("Desc")
sDesc = RS(sDesc, vbNewLine, "
")
Response.Write "
"
' Code that displays Pet's infos
iPetID = RS("FileID")
sql2 = "SELECT * FROM pictures WHERE FileID=" & iPetID
RS2.Open sql2, conn, 3, 3
Response.Write ""
Do While Not RS2.EOF
sImage = RS2("FileID")
' Code that displays Pets images
Response.Write "	"
Response.Write "
"
I want to know if its possible to change this code to a shorter code, using just a single recordset instead of 2, if yes can anybody show me a way how to do it?
you should use a single join query
since you have used the dreaded, evil "select star", it is difficult to write the join query, but i hope you will see where to put the "additional infos" columns if you need them
SELECT a.FileID
, a.PetName
, a.Desc
, a.OtherAnimalInfos
, p.OtherPetInfos
FROM Animals AS a
JOIN pictures AS p
ON p.FileID = a.FileID
WHERE a.adoptionstatus= '????'
AND a.animaltype= '????'
BY a.FileID DESC
hmm, this is the first time i see that join query stuff, took a quick look at tizag tutorial and understood alittle bit on how it works..Now, i put that in SQL1 (ofc with some changes according to what i need) and then i wont need SQL2 anymore?can u show me please how the new code should look like after adding this sql query?
not me, sorry, no, i don't do whatever language that code is (vbscript? asp? i have no idea)
oh, thats ASP well ill be trying to play around abit with it, if ill get into troubles ill post here.
Thanks for the help
i have a better idea -- post in the asp forum, not this one
Hey again guys,ill need help again on this matter, i've changed my tables so now it should be easier reducing the amount of SQL calls, atm i use it that way:
"SELECT FileID, PetName, Desc FROM animals WHERE adoptionstatus= 'Available' AND animaltype= 'cat' ORDER BY FileID DESC"
' Getting pet infos using a outer DO WHILE
"SELECT FileName FROM pictures WHERE UniqueNum=" & RS("FileID")
' Getting Pet Images using a inner DO WHILE
i must mention each pet in the animals table can have more than 1 pic on the Pictures table, while FileName is the path to the image, Now how can i get all the infos without having to do the inner SQL command?
see post #2 in this thread
i've already tried it and it still requires me to do another do while to display the images, maybe u could show me otherwise.....because saying "look at post #2" doesn't help me much, im not yet blind.
sorry, mate, i can only give you help with the sql, i don't do asp
please test the sql and make sure it's returning the right information, and then you can repost your question in the asp forum so that they can help you with the display
im sure its more of a database related question rather than ASP questioni dont need help with displaying i just gave the code above to give u some info on how it is currently looking, so my goal is instead of using:
' Select from Animals
' Getting pet infos using a outer DO WHILE
' Select from pictures
' Getting Pet Images using a inner DO WHILE
it would look something like that :
' Select from animals AND pictures
' Something like this:
sql = "SELECT a.FileID, a.Desc, p.FileName FROM Animals AS a LEFT OUTER JOIN pictures AS p ON p.UniqueNum = a.FileID WHERE a.AnimalType= 'dogs'"
' And now, do WHILE not EOF....
' Getting infos AND images
the problem i encounter with the code you gave me above is that it works only when there is 1 photo (p.UniqueNum field) for each pet, if there's more than 1 photo it will just display the first one it gets and ignore the rest
Well if there is no way of doing this without a 2nd SQL call then fine ill stay with 2, but if any1 got any idea of doing that with just 1 then i'd like to hear it
that would be a problem with your asp logic
using a LEFT OUTER JOIN, the query returns 0, or 1, or many pictures for each animal, depending on how many pictures there are for each animal
your asp logic has to decide what to do when there is 0, or 1, or many
but another query is not needed
SELECT a.FileID
, a.PetName
, a.Desc
, a.OtherAnimalInfos
, p.OtherPetInfos
FROM Animals AS a
JOIN pictures AS p
ON p.FileID = a.FileID
WHERE a.adoptionstatus= '????'
AND a.animaltype= '????'
BY a.FileID DESC
Ok, I've been following this over on the ASP side so I'll chime in here...
@ulthane: It's a bit difficult to figure out what's going on without seeing the structure of your images table. In the above SQL statement, what represents the actual file name for the picture? I only see one reference to the pictures table in the SQL statement (p.OtherPetInfos).
SELECT a.FileID
, a.PetName
, p.FileName
FROM Animals AS a
JOIN pictures AS p
ON p.FileID = a.FileID
BY a.FileID DESC
Lets just take the example SQL on the above, on the following tables: (btw yeh from the pictures table i only need the fileName where the pFileID = aFileID
Animals:FileID / PetName 1 / Fido 2 / Rex
PicturesFileID / FileName 1 / 1.jpg 1 / 2.jpg 2 / 3.jpg
What will be the results of the SQL? how will they be shown...
thanks for the help
FileID PetName FileName
1 Fido 2.jpg
1 Fido 1.jpg
2 Rex 3.jpg
That's what I was looking for (p.FileName). Great, we can take this back to the ASP forum and you should be able to loop through the results now.
Thanks Rudy.


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THE Campaign to Protect Rural England has announced a new chairman for the Hampshire area.
Dee Haas, from Ellisfield in North Hampshire, has taken on the role and is very passionate about the countryside and is known locally for her campaigning with residents and the parish council against development on greenfield sites.
Dee intends to widen the charity's appeal so that it can reach a working age membership, and would like to encourage more people, particularly larger communities, to rediscover and appreciate the countryside on their doorstep.
She hopes to help CPRE Hampshire protect the county's landscape for future generations to enjoy.
Dee said: "I have been very taken with the wealth of expertise existing in our voluntary and paid members and the way that they can respond quickly to help people in their campaigns.
"The supportive, educational planning workshops are very helpful and I love the programme of visits and activities.
"The Countryside Awards scheme is a great asset to the charity and its corporate supporters, so I would like to see that developing in the future."
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I have gotten somewhat good at maneuvering around Ubuntu so I thought I'd give Backtrack 5 a go since it is known to be a great place to learn system security, pen testing, and the like. I am aware that I could easily go onto duckduckgo.com (google if you will), and search for a decent tutorial to get me started in BT5, but I want some input from people who have already taken tutorials or know sites that would be good to look around in. I started learning C, C++, and a tiny bit of Python, but I am nowhere good in either. I am not sure if that should be my starting point or not... Input please! Thanks
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I'm also new to backtrack, I have a decent amount of experience in programming c++ and c and have been using linux based systems for quite sometime. I was wondering which topic would be the easiest/best to start with, I understand there are a lot of resources, but to a beginner the vast amount of information is sort of overwhelming. Thanks in advance.
If you are looking for free resouces, there are tons available on the web as thorin pointed out. If you don't mind spending a little on a book, Backtrack 4: Assuring Security by Penetration Testing ( can be purchased on amazon for around $50) is decent resource for the beginner and is based on backtrack 4 (most of the tools and concepts still apply to BT5). I have a blog that might be useful to you as well that you can check out here.
Ok thanks! Yeah I understand there are a lot of resources, but as I said, to a beginner its like looking at an entire library of information with no idea where to start. Also, I found video lectures for using metasploit at security tube for those who are new and are also not sure what to do first. Has anyone else watched these? They seem informative but since I know nothing, everything seems informative haha...
Since you have some background in Ubuntu already, level up on your Linux mastery by trying out something a bit more hardcore like Slackware, Gentoo, or ArchLinux. Recompile the kernel, play around with networking, setup some printers, basically - learn how to control the OS and figure out where the quirks are. Understanding how Linux works is crucial to privilege escalation later on. You can't expect to understand some of the Metasploit modules unless you know what it is they're exploiting and how it works.
Ok thanks for the advice. I've actually started to do the "Linux from scratch" distro or however you'd categorize that.
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Washington, DC – The U.S. General Services Administration has spent the past 10 months tightening internal financial controls, instituting sound management practices and seeking innovative ways to improve all of its operations, GSA Administrator Lurita Doan told a key U.S. House committee today.
Doan told House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform members that her top imperatives since being sworn in on May 31, 2006, have been to restore fiscal discipline at GSA, and to develop "a culture of continuous improvement by igniting the entrepreneurial energies throughout the entire organization."
"These efforts over the past 10 months have resulted in a restoration of a clean audit, a balanced budget, and the identification of approximately $1 billion of wasteful or unneeded spending," Doan said.
The Administrator said that she's proud of efforts initiated to assist minority and small businesses. "This is a personal and professional passion for me, and I will continue the efforts I began the day I entered GSA to help minorities start their own successful businesses in their communities," she said.
Doan also addressed committee concerns in detail regarding: a report GSA sought to detail its work with minority and disadvantaged small businesses; the nature of a regularly scheduled team-building "brown bag" lunch with non-career employees; successful contract extension negotiations between contract experts in GSA's Federal Acquisition Service and Sun Microsystems; GSA actions affecting the accounting industry; and her actions regarding GSA's Office of the Inspector General.
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Junior, alumnus earn Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarships
Robert John "R.J." May III, a 2009 graduate of the University of South Carolina, and J. Emrys McMahon, a USC junior, have been awarded Rotary International Ambassadorial Academic Year Scholarships.
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Sponsored by Rotary District 7770, May and McMahon will study abroad in the 2011-12 academic year and serve as ambassadors for Rotary, USC, South Carolina and the United States.
May, who majored in political science and criminal justice, plans to pursue a master's in international security and diplomacy in Tel Aviv. As a student at USC, May was a McKissick scholar and a member of Phi Beta Kappa. While working full time, he participated in intramural sports, academic honor societies and the College Republicans. He earned the Benjamin A. Gillman Scholarship and the William Jefferson Clinton Scholarship for study in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. While abroad, he visited 21 countries in South Asia, the Middle East and Eastern Europe.
Most recently, he was grassroots director in U.S. Rep. Joe Wilson's 2010 re-election campaign. May said "he has chosen to study in Tel Aviv because "an understanding of Middle Eastern cultures, both Arabic and Israeli, is a precursor of peace for the region". Also it is imperative that the United States strengthen ties with our strongest ally in the region.
May is the son of Karen and Robert J. "Bobby" May of Newport News, Va., and is a graduate of Menchville High School in Newport News.
McMahon is majoring in chemical engineering and plans to study at the Indian Institute of Technology in Kanpur, India. He is the son of Alice Oakes McMahon of Pawleys Island and James McMahon of Brookside, Utah. A graduate of the South Carolina Governor's School for Science and Math, where he had a close friend from India, McMahon says learning about India "really opened my eyes to the country's potential as an international leader in science and engineering."
He is the recipient of a Lieber Scholarship and a Magellan Scholarship and is a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. He has worked closely with Dr. John Van Zee's fuel-cell group, conducting research on alternative-energy sources. McMahon says he is eager to learn about the Indian educational system and that nation's approach to energy and environmental engineering.
"As India's technology develops, it has the opportunity to grow in such a way that provides a solid foundation for an alternative-energy economy," he said.
McMahon says he also hopes to work with Indian elementary- or middle-school students and teach them environmental responsibility.
May's and McMahon's selection brings the university's total of Rotary scholars to 81 since the 1994 establishment of the Office of Fellowships and Scholar Programs (OFSP), which helps students prepare for national fellowship competitions. To learn more about such competitions and view a complete list of the university's Rotary scholars, visit www.sc.edu/ofsp.
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It may not be faster than a speeding bullet, but the popularity of comic books are on a steady rise proving that the medium is indestructible even in a digital age.
"Comics in pop culture have increased a lot over the last five years," said Jason Washburn, a manager of Shop Called Quest in Redlands, which also has a location in Claremont.
Washburn attributed the trend to the proliferation of comic-based movies like "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" that hit theaters on Friday, television shows and video games.
A sign of the comic book revival also comes in the form of Free Comic Book Day, which Washburn said grows in popularity every year, bringing together the young and the old. The day has been celebrated by participating comic book stores worldwide on the first Saturday of May since 2002.
Chris Brady, owner of Four Color Fantasies in Rancho Cucamonga, said his store opened eight years ago on the same day as Free Comic Book Day and every year the event gets larger.
"The first day we opened we had 500 people. Last year, we had almost 3,900 people. We have one of the largest ones in California," Brady said. "I don't see it as dropping off or dying off either."
The reason for the popularity is nostalgia, Brady said.
"Everybody grew up with comic books," Brady said. "Even kids today, it's their parents who used to get them at grocery racks and want to give their kids the same experience. And the whole calculability of it all is astounding."
But not all fans got bit by the comic book bug early. Izzy Valdez, 25, of Mira Loma said he got hooked on comics five years ago. He had gotten hurt at work and was unable to leave his home for nearly a year so a friend brought him a "stack" of comic books.
Now Valdez camps out for Free Comic Book Day and was the first person in line on Thursday morning sitting outside Four Color Fantasies in Rancho Cucamonga. He was ready to camp out with a sleeping bag, four blankets, two tents, extra clothes, graphic novels to read and an iPod. It can be grueling, but Valdez said he has fun waiting in line and meeting new people.
"You meet a lot of friends here," said Valdez, who was also the first in line during last year's Free Comic Book Day.
And more fans like Valdez are just going to keep popping up as comic books are using well-known characters who have gotten a reboot with new story lines, Brady said.
"It's good for Hollywood to pull inspiration from. Everybody knows comic books and everybody wants to be part of comics," Brady said. "Movies wouldn't make so many (films about comic book characters) if that wasn't the truth."
Retailer Joe Field is credited with founding the event. He said it all started while working for a comics and game retailer in the '90s that required him to write about the comic book industry in a monthly column.
"I came up with an idea to beat that month's deadline," Field said.
The column where he mentioned Free Comic Book Day was written in April 2001 and published in June that year. A meeting of larger publishers, himself, an editor of a magazine he wrote for and representatives of Diamond Comic Distribution took place in October 2001. The result was the first Free Comic Book Day in May 2002, the day after the 2002 film "Spider-Man" starring Tobey Maguire was released in theaters.
"It was a nice confluence of events," Field said.
While not every Free Comic Book Day has been tied to a release of a new super hero movie, Field said he's "happy to point out Hollywood saw the error of its ways and came back to Free Comic Book Day."


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WATCH: Pharrell breaks down & cries after Oprah shows 'Happy' montage
Pharrell broke down and cried on Sunday's "Oprah Prime," overcome by emotion while watching a montage of people around the world dancing to his song "Happy."
After Oprah showed the video, the singer-producer let the tears flow.
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Wright State head swimming coach Sion Brinn talks about his Olympic experience and previews the upcoming competitions in London.
Brinn competed for Jamaica in the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, finishing 12th in the 100 meter freestyle. He then competed for Great Britain in the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia, as part of the 400 medley relay team, finishing eighth, and as a member the 400 free relay team, placing ninth.


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The Federal Reserve Board on Tuesday announced the execution of a Written Agreement by and between Riverside Banking Company, Fort Pierce, Florida, a registered bank holding company, and the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta.
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Randy and I have been traveling a bit recently. First to Maui for vacation, then I headed to Chicago for a fabulous Sprecher Sodapalooza dinner at Graham Elliot restaurant on April 30th. In Maui we stayed with friends so got a nice insider's view of the island; well, insider's view for tourists. Cooler and rainier than normal, the weather didn't prevent us from enjoying beaches and the many microclimates of the island. Randy had a great time body surfing at Little Beach in the Wailea area. Unlike neighboring Big Beach, Little Beach is a nude beach. If you're thinking of going to Maui, now's a great time. Hotel and airfare prices are dropping fast, especially this month.
Chicago — what a great town! And Graham Elliot restaurant is just as wonderful. The dishes Chef Bowles comes up with invoke awe. On the current menu you'll find a Spring Pea Bisque, fresh as can be. But this is not just any spring pea bisque as Graham Elliot's version contains pink peppercorns, creme fraiche, pea tendrils and a homemade lavender marshmallow! Surprised? Try it. The marshmallow melts while you eat the soup, creating a brilliant combination of sweet and savory.
Sprecher Soda Palooza dinner — the second special dinner Graham Elliot has done (btw: this restaurant will celebrate its 1st anniversary in June) — Fab-O! First course: lobster with ginger ale; Second Course: halibut with orange dream; Third Course: pork tenderloin w/ fried pickle, grits and cole slaw with root beer; Dessert: popcorn gelato (for real!) homemade milk duds, homemade peanut butter cups with puma kola sipped through a straw of red vine licorice. Chef Bowles and his team incorporated each soda as an ingredient in the dish, then served it as a pairing beverage. They truly took Sprecher soda to a new level.
If you get a chance, visit Graham Elliot, 217 W. Huron St. In addition to fabulous food, they have great cocktails and a really friendly staff.
American Craft Beer Week, May 11th – 17th. Celebrate with us. We're offering special $1 tours. Call the Sprecher Gift Shop: 414.964.2739 for reservations. For more details about what craft breweries around the country are doing, visit the Brewers Association website, beertown.org.


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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior be, and he is hereby, authorized to withdraw from the Treasury so much as may be necessary of the funds to the credit of the Santa Clara Pueblo in the State of New Mexico which have accrued under the Act of March 4, 1929 (45 Stat. 1586), and to make therefrom a payment of not to exceed $10 to each member of the pueblo, under such rules and regulations as said Secretary may prescribe.
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Scott Weiland says STP will have to buy him out
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Former Stone Temple Pilots frontman Scott Weiland is sharing a few more details about his and the band's dueling lawsuits.
Weiland recently told Florida radio station 98.7 The Gater that his onetime bandmates will have to "buy [him] out of the company" if they still want to use the Stone Temple Pilots name.
He calls their initial lawsuit "ridiculous," explaining that they "didn't follow the rules" when they let him go earlier this year.
Weiland claims their band agreement says there has to be a reason for firing any member of the group, and the others have to give the potentially ousted member a chance to deal with whatever the problem may be.
Weiland says the case is now in the hands of their lawyers, and each side continues to keep busy with other matters in the meantime. He is on the road with his solo act, and the Stone Temple Pilots - with their new frontman Chester Bennington - are gearing up for a fall tour.
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The decision is now final: New York's Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) has announced it will proceed with a major expansion on West 53rd Street in Manhattan, a project that will result in the demolition of the acclaimed but short-lived American Folk Art Museum building by Tod Williams and Billie Tsien.
The plan to raze the Folk Art Museum was originally proposed by MoMA in April of 2013, two years after it purchased the building to help the folk art institution pay off $32 million in debt. MoMA officials claimed that the existing building's distinctive bronze façade would not match the glass aesthetic found throughout the rest of its interior, but architects and preservationists pushed back, arguing that the façade made the Folk Art building a modern city landmark. (New York Times critic Herbert Muschamp called it a "Midtown icon" in his 2001 review of the building, among other glowing language.)
In an effort to address the criticism and explore other options, MoMA subjected its expansion plan to a six-month study by architecture firm Diller, Scofidio & Rendro, but the final recommendation, revealed in early January, remained unchanged.
"The analysis that we undertook was lengthy and rigorous, and ultimately led us to the determination that creating a new building on the site of the former American Folk Art Museum is the only way to achieve a fully integrated campus," said MoMA Director Glenn D. Lowry.
In the Folk Art Museum's place will be a glass-enclosed building linking MoMA's current space on West 53rd Street, and a coming 82-story tower by French architect Jean Nouvel, of which the art museum will occupy three floors. According to Lowry, the goal is to "transform the current lobby and ground-floor areas [of the Folk Art building] into an expansive public gathering space, open to the public and spanning the entire street level of the museum." By the time the expansion project is complete in 2018, MoMA will have approximately 40,000 square feet of new galleries and public spaces.
Even though MoMA's stature within the New York arts community means that the expansion is now certain, critics around the web continue to voice their displeasure with the loss of the Folk Art Museum building. "A city that allows such a work to disappear after barely a dozen years is a city with a flawed architectural heart," wrote Paul Goldberger on Vanity Fair.com. Jerry Saltz, senior art critic for New York magazine, took to Twitter with a short yet powerful message: "Stop. The. Project."


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Love this bouquet, i'm having romance/vintage as my theme wit pearls and crystals. Are flowers a must?
What do people think?
I dont think flowers are a must at all, it depends on what you like, im toying with the idea of not having a flower boquet as im not really a flower person, so its up to you hunni. Thats gorgeous though x x x
I love jewelled bouquets, that one is very pretty and there are some stunners on etsy too if you are after more inspiration
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But no flowers aren't a must, .... There is a few alternative ideas that I like.
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But no flowers aren't a must, .... There is a few alternative ideas that I like.
It won't open for me either.
I am guessing it may be a crystal bouquet in your link, I think they're stunning. I just googled crystal and pearl bouquet and found this one which I now really want!
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In the wise and bitter words of Mini: "Fluff is a state of mind."
I think that's a beautiful bouquet. I'm not too keen on flowers myself and have decided to make my own brooch bouquet with fake flowers added in. I personally prefer this style of bouquet and if you're going for a vintage theme I think the crystal/pearl combo will be perfect
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I personally went for flowers, but the pics of peary bouquets look lovely too.
Mel & Mike, how big is the bouquet? Its hard to tell, but the actual beaded area looks very small. I'd want to make sure it wasnt a mini-size, as that would look odd. If it was the size of a normal, floral bouquet, & it fits your theme, then why not be a little different? At least it will never die!
I like this very much! I'm in the process of trying to make my own brooch bouquet, so I'm all for alternative bouquets :)
Theres a company called The Tiara Boutique, who makes some amazing and very different bouquets in lots of different styles and the best bit is they last forever! Check out her website www.victoriacorbin.com
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That's lovely.
Flowers aren't a must, I had a brooch bouquet.
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How do I isolate a connected network from being advertised in BGP?
I am setting up a Point to Point VPN and using a public IP address on one of the interfaces on our LAN router, which is using BGP for the MPLS connections. The Network this Public address is from is located on our Border router, out side of the firewall. The problem I'm having is that the BGP on the LAN router is advertising the Public network to the inside and causing routing conflicts. I know BGP is not like EIGRP, but is there any way to set an interface to Passive, like in EIGRP, so the network is not advertised? I know I can do this in EIGRP because I've done it before. I have read just about everything I could find on the Cisco site about it and found nothing. Is there some other way I'm not seeing to achieve the same result of hiding this Public network from BGP?
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Spatula ice cake sides and background areas smooth with thinned white buttercream; add tip 7 white ball bottom border. Tint remaining buttercream dark violet, light violet, black and yellow. Fill in butterfly details with tip 16 stars and violet and black icings; add yellow wing details and eyes and outline mouth. Insert small pieces of black shoestring licorice for antenna. Decorate antenna ends with yellow icing.


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Possibly no one of the trio, Bismarck, andrassy and Gortschakoff, dares to look beyond the hour.
Deak's spirit, in the person of andrassy, recovered the possession of power.
andrassy's proceedings give rise to a strong suspicion that the secret understanding between the three Emperors still exists.
andrassy, Julius, Hungarian statesman, son of the preceding.
andrassy is apparently friendly with America and is also for peace.
But andrassy—as he himself admitted—had been negotiating for a long time in Switzerland, behind our backs, with the Entente.
I get this from andrassy's son-in-law who is also a member of the lower house.
andrassy came to Berlin during the war where I had several long talks with him.
And why condemn the upholding of allied relations when andrassy was abused for doing the opposite?
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A Black belt is just a White Belt that never quits
To answer this question, I would turn to Q, who's fantasy women I do not need.
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Should I invest in the Joker?
What is the meaning of life?
Retired 2k and out.
where is everyone
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More heroin indictments in Cleveland
(Cleveland) - More heroin indictments have been announced in Cleveland. Federal and state law enforcement officers says thirty-two suspects have been charged, three on the federal level, 29 more on the state level.
The majority of those indicted are part of the gang the 'Lakeshore Boyz' which is accused of selling heroin and waging violence in Cleveland's Collinwood and Glenville communities and also in the City of Euclid.
The indictments were announced at the Alandt Golden Age Senior Center in Collinwood.
The investigation into the operation took more than a year. All three suspects hit with federal indictments are in custody, 18 of the 29 charged on the state level have been taken into custody.
Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Tim McGinty, U.S. Attorney Steven Dettelbach, Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson, Euclid Mayor Bill Cervenik, Cleveland Police Chief Michael McGrath, FBI Assistant Special Agent in Charge Todd Wickerham and others took part in the news conference.
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Forgive me if I missed it somewhere... There is no calculator?
It just struck me as weird that there was no calculator included. Seems like such a basic tool. Almost like not including a text editor :P
Anyways that's my request...
I dunno if they've fixed the repositories already, but there was a time when you had to do:
apt-get install kcalc-kde3
because if you just specified "kcalc" then it tried to install hundreds of megabytes of shite to do with KDE4.
Ask questions on the open forums, that way everybody benefits from the solution, and everybody can be corrected when they make mistakes. Don't send me private messages asking questions that should be asked on the open forums, I won't respond. I decline all "Friend Requests".
Just enter the interactive python interface and your all set as far as calculations. here are a couple examples:
Code:pc-tesla speedtest # python Python 2.5.2 (r252:60911, Jan 4 2009, 17:40:26) [GCC 4.3.2] on linux2 Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information. >>> 5 + 4 9 >>> 5 ** 4 625 >>> 5 * 4 20


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Hey guys...
I believe I remember a few people saying that they had custom Green Room's shaped for them a while back. First, How well did Jimmy work with you? Also, Was the finished product
the same as you ordered? Last one....How long before you had it in your hands after you ordered it?
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Tim Lincecum is perfect through 1 1/3 innings.
Tim Lincecum is perfect through 1 1/3 innings.
Bronson = clutch
Loving it!
We only live in patches. - H. G. Wells
"A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it."
Arroyo strikes out swinging.
I hope Arroyo didn't pull something there.
Did Lincecum get busted with weed or something?
I bet it was some good Humbuldt County stuff too. Poor kid.
"Baseball players are smarter than football players. How often do you see a baseball team penalized for too many men on the field?" ~ Jim Bouton
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
this is the best I have ever seen Arroyo.
cant believe we are this close to 2-0
We only live in patches. - H. G. Wells
We need more runs. We're going to need them.
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Las Vegas Review-Journal Follows Union Leader In Whitewashing Romney's "47 Percent" Comments
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Two days after the widespread publication of Mitt Romney's controversial declaration that 47 percent of Americans are "dependent on government," the largest newspaper in Nevada, a swing state in the 2012 election the 2012, has thus far failed to cover the story. Additionally, on September 18, the "Swing States Project" at the Columbia Journalism Review noted that another important swing state publication -- New Hampshire's Union Leader -- had also failed to cover the Romney comments.
A story published yesterday by the Columbia Journalism Review pointed out that the New Hampshire Union Leader -- New Hampshire's largest newspaper by circulation according to the Audit Bureau of Circulations -- had failed to cover Mitt Romney's comments that 47 percent of Americans will support Obama "no matter what" and that they are "dependent upon government."
While the Union Leader still has not published a news story on the topic, it did publish an editorial defending Romney's comments explaining that it was obviously a "statement of campaign strategy, not policy." From the editorial:
Naturally, the media portray this as Romney not caring about half the country. Absurd. It was a statement of campaign strategy, not policy, and every single national political reporter knows that.
In contrast to the Union Leader's limited attention to the issue, the Review-Journal -- Nevada's largest newspaper by circulation -- has not published anything on the subject at all, according to a Media Matters search of Nexis records and the Review-Journal website. In fact, despite not mentioning the comments once in its news or opinion sections, the Review-Journal has published two unrelated stories on Mitt Romney since Monday -- including a story discussing a private fundraiser Romney was planning on having in Las Vegas this Friday.
While 41 swing state newspapers made the Romney comments a front page story, the Review-Journal has mentioned it only once in an online-only blog post by opinion columnist and former publisher, Sherman Frederick, who, unsurprisingly, defended Romney for his "admirable truth-telling." Unfortunately, it seems that similar to the Union Leader, over 200,000 print subscribers of the Review-Journal can't count on their hometown paper to report a story with national implications if it doesn't look good for its preferred candidate.
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WATCH: Karen O Shares New Song 'Rapt' And Its Watery Video
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Karen O is sharing her first "Crush Song." The Yeah Yeah Yeahs frontwoman debuted a new song called "Rapt" on Monday, offering fans their first taste of her upcoming solo album, Crush Songs.
Karen has also released a video for "Rapt" that matches the song's lo-fi sound. It features the singer floating underwater in front of a bright light that illuminates her sparkling red dress.
According to Pitchfork, the clip was directed by Karen's husband Barney Clay, and features production design by K.K. Barrett. Barrett was nominated for a Best Production Design Oscar for Her, the Spike Jonze film that also helped Karen score an Oscar nod for Best Original Song.
Karen O's Crush Songs is scheduled to be released September 9th via Julian Casablancas' label, Cult Records.
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Clive Davis has a new autobiography coming out. This replaces his old autobiography he wrote before which is now out of print. In his new book which is extremely long or at least feels that way, Clive talks about himself a lot. He also name drops every name in the record industry and how without him they would have been failures. In the book he also discusses his bisexuality which he has never discussed before. Clive says that since 1985 he has exclusively dated men and that he wanted to discuss it before but couldn't.
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GSA: Participate in ACE Mentoring Program
September 8, 2004
Contact: Deborah K. Ruiz (202) 501-1231
WASHINGTON, DC – As part of its continuing efforts to introduce and expand awareness of the design and construction industry among high school students, the U.S. General Services Administration today announced its participation in a mentoring program focused on providing students with an introduction to the fields of architecture, engineering and construction.
"This is an opportunity for the federal government to give back to American communities, said F. Joseph Moravec, Commissioner of GSA's Public Buildings Service. Mentoring allows for the sharing of ideas, resources and successes. By participating in this program, we can attract young people to public service in the areas of design and construction."
Mr. Moravec led the GSA effort to participate in the ACE Mentor Program of America. His awareness of the benefits in increasing the numbers of students interested in design-and- construction-related careers led to GSA's participation in the program.
The ACE Mentor Program is a not-for-profit organization where emphasis is placed on encouraging high school students toward architecture, construction, engineering and related careers, as well as in providing mentoring opportunities for top industry professionals.
The program will begin in GSA's Public Buildings Service, with programs in the agency's Office of the Chief Architect and National Capital Region. A GSA team of mentors and ACE students will focus on various architecture, engineering, and construction projects. These efforts will act as a "living laboratory" for the students as they complete the year long after-school program, which includes an introduction to all aspects of the design industry.
GSA is a centralized federal procurement and property management agency created by Congress to improve government efficiency and help federal agencies better serve the public. It acquires, on behalf of federal agencies, office space, equipment, telecommunications, information technology, supplies and services. GSA, comprised of 13,000 associates, provides services and solutions for the office operations of over 1 million federal workers located in more than 8,000 government-owned and leased buildings in 2,000 U.S. communities.