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|white lie
An often trivial, diplomatic or well-intentioned untruth
Take for instance this scenario with the music teacher. He and I came to an agreement of sending audio version of a song piece on which kids are working on during that particular week in between weekly classes.
Once when I sent, he couldn't reply during that week bacause he was traveling. Yes, he had a valid reason. I agree, but later on by seeing disappointment over my face, he said, actually I heard them, but did not find time to comment. I know the actual truth, he did not listen as that one particular time, my daughter actually hummed while playing the tune. She took that extra effort based on my recommendation, and here is lying so easily. I just kept quiet, knowing his intention of not to make us feel disappointed.
The following week I did not bother to send as I felt that this is unnecessary harassment for him. So when we went to the class, he commented by saying, "hey guys, I missed your weekend recordings."
I replied back by saying, "we thought you'll be busy, so just thought to give you a break."
Somehow he convinced us that he really looks forward for the audios.
Because of so many non-responsive emails from J, I become anxious whenever people don't respond to my emails. So that's why I started sending these recorded versions from my kids' account. In that way, if he won't respond, it will look more like he did not respond to their emails than mine. Yes, I know totally immature, screwed up brain. Thanks to J's insincerity or whatever!
Couple of week's ago, he assigned "ARIA" by Georg Philip Telemann's piece. YES! YES! A GERMAN COMPOSER! This piece is totally a lovely piece wrapped with so many layers of warm feelings. My daughter and I totally loved it. This one page piece is so good to listen that my daughter willfully worked hard to give importance to the top voices, and played the song so beautifully in her first week itself. As my mood was not bright enough to record and send to the music teacher, we sent the audio version on Monday instead of usual Sundays, so that I don't disappoint him, and not to hear "where were my audio recordings for this week?"
My daughter and I waited patiently on Monday. No reply from him. Then came Tuesday...still no reply. I was like why will soneone not reply when something sounds so good, why can't someone spare 2 min to hear the audio....why, why, WHY???
Earlier that thanksgiving week, kids had a wonderful class. And this time he even bothered to reply to my iMessage. So I thought we have a very good understanding, and kind of like each other's company, or regard each other's existence. Whatever the feeling was good.
On Monday, even I had a dream that he replied to the email, but 😏😒😞no reply!
That day I made a decision, or came to a conclusion of not to wait for his response if he won't reply the same day as he willfully not responding.
That came out true when we went for the next Wednesday class. I really tried hard of not to show disappointment, and to act casually like as if nothing happened, but almost an hour of drive to the class, and seeing his face, did not make anything better.
We greeted each other, but I know very well that my mannerisms were easy to catch that I was disappointed. Whatever reason, PMS this week or whatever wrong with me, I just couldn't smile. The whole class I was like my lips were sealed. I did not look into his eyes.
At beginning of the class, he said, "sorry guys, I did not get time to hear as I was so busy with work...end of the year semester exams for Grad students..."
When the time came to hear the song, he acknowledged by taking a tiny gulf: indication of I LIED, that he infact heard it, but just couldn't comment. He infact praised her devotion, hardwork in getting out the melody, the sound quality, her total work.
What I don't understand is why he couldn't reply at least just a word, instead of showing like he totally ignored. Forget about me, but he was dealing with a nine year old kid, couldn't he be more compassionate! Maybe because he has no kids of his own, so he cannot feel empathy towards them.
Later on while correcting her fingering, he again addressed saying that sometimes it is difficult to communicate through emails about exactly what he want to address.
YES, YES, I completely understand! But who told him to correct everything; just an acknowledgement with his basic thoughts, instead of totally non-response.
Maybe because of my totally pathetic face which forced him to come out with truth, but why to lie, that too infront of kids. Why to ruin his reputation?
Well, that day it did not go well. I kept myself busy by reading Nicholas Sparks novel "The Longest Ride". Like I said before, he always watches for my reaction to his jokes, or whenever kids successfully display exactly like the way he instructed. Basically he always acknowledges my presence.
Well, I did not behave the way I usually do, there used to be a happy smile on my face whenever I'm in his class...he always cheers me up, but not that day.
Nobody can be forever my friend, as I always bring out worst behavior out of people. So they just give up on me. Nothing to impress here....let's move on, that's the attitude they will develop, once they get to know me.
Well, nobody is perfect, but the one who stays even after seeing your imperfectness, will be yours forever, the keeper, the one whom you always find in Nicholas Sparks's male characters. Ha!
Now, all I'm wishing is that I should not screw up for my kids. He is the best! He teaches sincerely; not bothered much about exact class timings, no distractions during teaching, sincerely plans what's best for kids, and a very good face to face communicator, and in general a warm person. This is not about me, it is about kids, about their piano learning. Hope my stupid attitude on that day won't change his way of teaching, his mannerisms!😔
That's why Lufthansa Steward and I are safe. We both will never find each others' in-built negative nature. At least, for me he always stands for the four letter precious word called LOVE!


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The legal positions of President Obama's Justice Department have been slapped down unanimously a remarkable 13 times in the Supreme Court in the last two years. Over and over, even Obama's own two appointees to the court — Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan — have held that the president has exceeded his authority and violated the separation of powers. This coming week, we could see the second-highest court in the land rule that the administration broke the law in enforcing a key provision of Obamacare, calling into question once again Obama's fidelity to the Constitution — and further endangering his signature program.
The case of Halbig v. Sebelius (since renamed Halbig v. Burwell, for the current HHS secretary) was argued before a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit Court in March. It attacks the central nervous system of Obamacare — the government exchanges that were set up to subsidize health insurance for low-income consumers. If the Supreme Court ultimately finds that the Obama administration violated the law in doling out those subsidies, it could force a wholesale revision of Obamacare. In January, The Hill quoted a key Obamacare supporter as saying that Halbig was "probably the most significant existential threat to the Affordable Care Act." Jonathan Turley, a noted liberal constitutional-law expert at George Washington Law School, recently agreed, writing in the Los Angeles Times that Halbig "could leave Obamacare on life support."
After all, even Obama has conceded that Obamacare is, to put it politely, rough-hewn. "Obviously we didn't do a good enough job in terms of how we crafted the law," he told NBC's Chuck Todd in November 2013. A prime example? Obamacare established an insurance exchange for each state and authorized the federal government to operate the exchanges in states that chose not to set up their own. But Obamacare's authors wanted to create strong incentives for states to set up their own health-insurance exchanges — they mandated penalties for states that opted out. In addition, because Obamacare needed the support of every single Democratic senator (plus the two independents in the 2009 Senate), the law's supporters were forced to accommodate the demands of key fence-sitters. One such was Ben Nelson, then a Democratic senator from Nebraska, who was concerned about excessive federal control of the exchanges. To gain Nelson's support, the law specified that subsidies for Obamacare could only go through "an Exchange established by the State." To the surprise of most, over two-thirds of the states declined to establish their own exchanges.
The Halbig plaintiffs — individuals and small businesses in six states that didn't establish state exchanges — argue that the Obama administration is breaking the law by offering those tax subsidies in all 50 states. The plaintiffs argue that if the subsidies hadn't been offered in their states, they would have been exempted from the individual-mandate penalties of Obamacare because they couldn't have afforded to pay for health coverage.
Jonathan Adler, a professor of law at Case Western University who has argued on behalf of the Halbig plaintiffs, has also compiled several recent examples of the Supreme Court's impatience with poorly drafted legislation. In Michigan v. Bay Mills Indian Community, for example, Justice Elena Kagan noted: "This court does not revise legislation . . . just because the text as written creates an apparent anomaly as to some subject it does not address." In Utility Air Regulatory Group v. EPA, Justice Antonin Scalia, writing for the majority, stressed that "an agency has no power to tailor legislation to bureaucratic policy goals by rewriting unambiguous statutory terms."
What would happen if, in 34 states, the subsidies that are flowing through the insurance exchanges set up by the federal government were suddenly declared unconstitutional by the courts? Mass chaos, as predicted by Obamacare defenders? Not likely. Instead, some states would move to set up their own exchanges, perhaps benefiting from the lessons of Obamacare's shaky rollout. But more important, the Obama administration would have no choice but to work with Congress as it revisited the exchange issue and rewrote the law. With that kind of leverage, we could see a Republican House — possibly joined by a Republican Senate after January 2015 — that is at last able to force substantial changes in Obamacare despite the president's obstinancy. A favorable ruling in Halbig by the Supreme Court might be just the two-by-four needed to get President Obama's attention and make him realize that his pen has run out of enforcement ink.
— John Fund is national-affairs correspondent for NRO.

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NYS health exchange extends enrollment deadline By Karen Shakerdge • Dec 16, 2016 New York State New Yorkers now have an extra two days to sign up for health insurance in time for a January 1 start date. Health Commissioner issues warning about severe cold, safety By Michael Mroziak • Dec 15, 2016 WBFO News photo by Eileen Buckley On Wednesday the big weather incident was the lake effect snow. One day after, it's the severe cold that has arrived in the region. It is a bitter cold, warns Erie County Health Commissioner Dr. Gale Burstein, that may prove dangerous to one's health and safety in very short time if not properly covered. Listen Listening... / 1:43 WBFO's Michael Mroziak reports. Roswell continues fight against cancer with help from 21st Century Cures Act By Avery Schneider • Dec 14, 2016 Chris Caya / WBFO News A historic boost in cancer research funding is available across the country, thanks to the 21st Century Cures Act. Western New York's household name in fighting the disease is ready to compete for new dollars. Listen Listening... / 1:19 WBFO's Avery Schneider reports. Quest Diagnostics cyberhacking affects 34,000 By Marian Hetherly • Dec 13, 2016 Quest Diagnostics Quest Diagnostics is investigating another hacking into its network of protected health information, this time affecting some 34,000 patients who have bloodwork conducted through the company. More Medicaid coverage for transgender services By Karen Shakeridge • Dec 12, 2016 Increased coverage for transgender medical care and services are taking effect for Medicaid plans in New York. The Department of Health has established that young people, under the age of 18, will now receive coverage for hormone therapy deemed medically necessary, according to the notice filed in the NYS Register. Congressmen, advocates hail passage of 21st Century Cures Act By Michael Mroziak • Dec 12, 2016 Michael Mroziak, WBFO On Tuesday, President Barack Obama is expected to sign the 21st Century Cures Act into law. Two local congressmen, one from each major political party, stood together with representatives of numerous health and patient interests to celebrate the act's passage. Listen Listening... / 1:27 WBFO's Michael Mroziak reports. More changes for NYS's medical marijuana program By Associated Press • Dec 9, 2016 New York state is making more changes to its medical marijuana program. Repealing Obamacare could cost state billions By Karen DeWitt • Dec 9, 2016 President-elect Donald Trump has promised to repeal the Affordable Health Care Act — also known as Obamacare — and replace it with something else. While no one really knows what that means, one health care analyst with a prominent Albany think tank said New York could be billions of dollars in the hole as a result. 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Medicaid enrollment up 4% per year in Erie County, county report shows By Michael Mroziak & Marian Hetherly • Nov 29, 2016 courtesy Erie County Medicaid Inspector General Nearly a third of Erie County residents are on Medicaid and the number is rising at an average 4 percent annually, according to the latest numbers from the County's Medicaid Inspector General. The report also shows numbers that contradict what the Inspector General says are some of the misconceptions about Medicaid and who is using it. Listen Listening... / 1:32 WBFO's Michael Mroziak reports. Rule Change Could Push Hospitals To Tell Patients About Nursing Home Quality By editor • Nov 28, 2016 Hospitals have long been reluctant to share with patients their assessments of which nursing homes are best because of a Medicare requirement that patients' choices can't be restricted. 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I-A-B has seen its share of LSD freakouts, but this one might be the best.
I do love the guy that`s basically jotting down lyrics to it haha
And person who mentioned simlish is win :D
Goddam straighties!
They totally should have started drating with her instead. I know if I was there, I`d be like, whispering random things at her just to see what she`d do. The squirt-bottle thing was a good idea though. Make her think its raining. Or that the sun was being juiced like a giant, intergalactic orange above her head. Whatever.
So I`ve been sweating my ass off under INTERCEPTOR all this time for nothing?
The Xe guys don`t know about this do they?
For the record bro, I have plenty of patches. Generally, I only wear tapes, rank and insignia when I`m on commercial flights. The rest of the time I wear sanitized ACUPAT.
2. Be with people and good friends who are experienced in traveling on your first vacation because its not recommended to learn how to swim by yourself.
3. If you are going to travel with friends, make sure they traveled before and that you know them well enough that you can be naked around them because if they haven`t traveled before and they are not close to you, they will try to document you and make you into a study while recording you on film and posting it on the internet.
If the people who were taping this did not know this girl, please read number 1 again
I like the drama of the other stupid hippies.
"I`m getting great samples out for music". OMG people will pass trough and start KNOCKING on the tents, what will we do - she`s alful for doing that to us - no one put her up to do it. We told her how fun it is to do acid, but we didn`t know she`ll be such a sucky bitch and have a freakout.
Die hippies! Die!
I`ve played with more than my fair share of halloucinogens in my youth, (acid, shrooms, peyote, mescaline) and I`ve seen plenty of people freak out bad.
What this girls was going through was actually pretty mild all things considered. I do have a problem with her supposed "friend" with the video camera and his "I`m going to remix this and make a song man" when clearly all she needs is a bottle or two of water and someone to talk her down.
As least the other guy there was chastising him a little: "I hope you`re getting something constructive out of this..." "Dude, I`m getting some great samples out of this!"
Camera guy is a major-league jackass. When I was in my tripping days, none of us would have let someone like him anywhere near one of us who was starting to lose it like this girl.
Holy sh*t. What was up with the blow up seahorse? Great friends too - they could`ve sat with her and helped her through it - instead of video taping. . . Meh, then I wouldn`t have been able to see it soooo whatever.


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wife / mother / photographer / dreamer
My family is my greatest joy and accomplishment. I'm married to my best friend, Aaron, and together we have four wild and wonderful little boys — Colin, Aidan, Brendan, and Duncan, and three fur babies — Samson, Albus, and Luna. I'm blessed to be able to stay at home with my sons, which is where you can find me during the week – cooking, cleaning, throwing baseballs in the back yard, drying tears, kissing boo-boos, celebrating wild imaginations, engaging in light saber battles and everything in between. It might be crazy and even overwhelming at times, but I really do love every single wacky part of my life.
I love the Lord and try to glorify Him in all that I do. I'm borderline obsessed with Harry Potter and cop dramas on television. I'm a proud baseball mom. I could not imagine life without my iPhone or Target. I love long romantic walks down every aisle of Sephora. I have a serious weakness for mango smoothies and carnitas tacos. I'm far from crafty, and I'm addicted to wearing black leggings. I love to lose myself in a good book, and every once in a while I've been known to stay up past my bedtime for a Netflix binge. I try to be girly even though I'm definitely not, and I've never grown out of a need to please people.
Suffice it to say, I have many interests – but the one I want to share with you all is my photography. I've been shooting professionally for a few years now, and I feel so privileged when people let me into their lives to document special moments and to tell their story. There is something so magical about this particular art form – you hold your breath, hear the click of the shutter… and in an instant you've frozen a fleeting moment, captured it in time for eternity.
When I have a camera in my hands, everything makes sense. In the rest of my life I might be ditzy or frazzled or even clumsy, but the moment I pick up my camera everything feels so right. Everything just clicks (pun totally intended).


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Problem statement: How can I figure out whether different substances when mixed with water create a solution or not. Research/Prior knowledge: Substances dissolve best in hotter water. You can use a flashlight to help see if a mixture is a solution, a suspension, or colloid. A solution is a mixture that forms when substances dissolve and form a homogenous mixture. A suspension is a heterogeneous mixture that separates into layers over time. A colloid is a mixture that contains some particles that are intermediate in size between the small particles in a solution, and the larger particles in a suspension. A homogenous mixture is a mixture in which the substances are so evenly distributed, that it is hard to distinguish one sample of the mixture with another. A heterogeneous mixture is a mixture in which the parts of the mixture are noticeably different from one another. Hypothesis: Based on research and prior knowledge, if I mix one teaspoon of sugar, flower, powered lemonade, cornstarch, instant coffee, talcum powder, and gelatin with hot water, then, I can tell whether it is a solution or suspension, or colloid. Materials list: One teaspoon, sugar, flower, powdered country time lemonade, ARGO cornstarch, Maxwell House instant coffee, Johnson and Johnson baby powder (talcum powder), unflavored gelatin powder, measuring cup (500mL), fork, hot water, timer, flashlight, and towel. Procedure:
1. Gather all materials.
2. Fill measuring cup with 500mL of hot water.
3. Measure out 1 teaspoon of sugar and dump that into the water. 4. Set timer for 1 minute.
5. Start timer and begin to constantly mix the 2 substances until the timer ends. 6. Take fork out and set the timer for another minute.
7. Start timer and let mixture sit until timer ends.
8. Turn on flashlight and put the beam right up next to the measuring cup. 9. Record data on chart and thoroughly rinse out the fork, spoon, and measuring cup using some more hot water....


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Sending out my love to friends in all parts of the world. Thank God I can still find the mail drop box in this little town I'm staying in. This postcard is so easy to be made.
First, take a picture of yourself with anything that shows the Christmas spirit. Next, edit the picture with more adorable stickers and text using the app, PhotoGrid. Then, print the picture out on a rather thick paper but don't use a cardboard, it's too hard, you may wanna just choose something that feels like a card. After that, cut out the postcard, turn to its back and color the frame of the card with blue and red color pencils. Draw a vertical line in the middle of the card, follow the format of writing a postcard: words or drawing on the left and address on the right, (write your own address as well if you wanna get it back just in case the postman failed to do his job), remember to save some space for the stamp. If you're sending to Japan, remember to write the word Japan in English, not every postman can read Kanji or can recognize Japanese characters.


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2nd Footnote:- Sadly we have just all been told that a lady in our apartment block died in the night and our House Manager was the one to find her. We have had Police and the Doctors here on and off all day but the House Manager couldn't tell us what was going on until the family said she could. We are all very close in here and it has hit us all hard, especially the older ones.
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Preview: Utah 2015
|Michigan at Utah
Rice-Eccles Stadium
Salt Lake City, UT
8:30 pm Eastern
September 3rd, 2015
|Utah –4.5
|Fox Sports 1/Fox Sports Go
|From $225
|mid 80s, partly cloudy, 10-20 mph wind
It's here. It's finally here.
It's safe to say things are little different this year. Yes, Utah beat Michigan in 2014, but even by that early juncture in the season M fans certainly weren't saying "IT'S HERE" in tones normally reserved for Christmas Day or a particularly indulgent Amazon Prime order.
The Utes enter the game as the favorite, though the line has creeped down a point after holding at -5.5 for much of the offseason. Both teams should look substantially different than they did last fall. That bodes well for Michigan; we'll see how it goes for Utah.
Since we don't run a FFFF in the first week, Seth threw together a diagram of the Utah starters (click for big):
Booker, Norris, Dimick, and Hackett (seriously) qualify as dangermen.
Run Offense vs Utah
holes like this one would be quite nice [Fuller]
If the biggest loss for the Utes wasn't DE Nate Orchard, the nation's leader in sacks a year ago, it was up-and-coming defensive coordinator Kalani Sitake, who left for the same job at Oregon State during a tumuluous offseason. In Sitake's place steps John Pease, whom Kyle Whittingham coaxed out of retirement; Peace last served as Whittingham's defensive line coach from 2009-10. Whittingham is a defensive specialist, so the impact of the coaching shakeup may be minimal, but it's worth keeping in mind. They're also switching to a 4-3, though like Michigan's "3-4" the difference may be more semantic than anything else.
Peace inherits a strong front seven even without Orchard. While the Utes only finished 50th in rushing S&P+ last year, their worst performances came against spread teams, and Michigan is very much not one of those. They're anchored on the interior by sophomore DT Lowell Lotulelei, younger brother of Star Lotulelei, who's coming off an impressive freshman campaign. The other tackle spot could be a weak point; Filipo Mokofisi is a 285-pound sophomore with two starts to his name. Utah boasts a pair of playmakers at defensive end; Hunter Dimick (4.5 run TFLs) and Jason Fanaika (4.5 run TFLs as a backup) were overshadowed by Orchard last year, but both are good players in their own right.
The linebackers are both experienced and productive; all three starters are seniors. MIKE Jared Norris led the team with 116 tackles in 2014, with 13 of those coming behind the line (nine against the run). "Rover" Gionni Paul is something of a poor man's Darron Lee, a 225-pound linebacker who's comfortable making plays in space. "Stud" Jason Whittingham, nephew of the head coach, missed most of last season but played well in ten starts as a sophomore.
The departure of strong safety Brian Blechen, a longtime standout who tallied 45 solo tackles last year, could hurt the run defense, but the Utes appear to have a ready-made replacement. Tevin Carter was one of Utah's best defenders in the four games he was healthy last year and he'll step into his more natural spot at strong safety this season.
There aren't many obvious holes in Utah's run defense, but their mediocre performance last year suggests they can be worn down; as Bill Connelly noted, they got worse as games went on last year, and depth could be even more of an issue up front this season. If Michigan's offense can control the ball for long enough stretches to force the Utes to rotate, De'Veon Smith and the rest of the committee could be in for a solid night of work.
Key Matchup: Ben Braden vs. Utah's interior line. Braden had some trouble keeping leverage in the run game last year and the Utes have guys who can get under your pads and make you go places you don't intend. I'm expecting M's line to hold up pretty well, but if Braden has a rough outing it could submarine the run game.
[Hit THE JUMP for CAN I MAKE IT THROUGH THIS PREVIEW WHILE BREATHING THROUGH A PAPER BAG LET'S FIND OUT.]
Punt/Counterpunt: Utah 2015
By Heiko Yang, unplugged
Now that I'm more than a year out from my full-ish part time mgoblog duties, I think I can finally admit this: I suck at watching football.
Don't get me wrong. I love physically watching football. I love watching it on TV, in the stadium, from the press box, and especially from the sideline, which I was lucky enough to do many times over the past few years. But that's not the issue.
It's just that on any given play I like to pay attention only to whatever is most interesting, and usually that is the ball. This is precisely what you're not supposed to do if you want to watch the game with any sort of sophistication, and realizing this tendency (and not really being able to help it) has been somewhat embarrassing. When Ace and I started covering Michigan games together, it didn't take more than a few quarters to figure out who should handle the analysis.
From the Ohio State game in 2011, via the Live Blog:
That run went nowhere, but Lewan planted Shazier on the ground ten yards downfield.
— Ace Anbender (@AceAnbender) November 26, 2011
Damn, Ace. That was a great observation. You appreciated a relevant aspect of the play that was independent of where the ball ended up.
There's a guy wearing a Ghillie suit in the student section
— Heiko Yang (@Heiko25) November 26, 2011
Over the past year I've been learning how to be a doctor. One of the most difficult skills to acquire early on is the ability to assess a patient's problems. There's a lot of data to consider, both relevant and distracting, when you want to fully understand the situation. You have to force yourself to stop watching the quarterback and the ball to instead systematically look at field position, down-and-distance, personnel, offensive formation, and defensive alignment, and once the ball is snapped you have to watch the how the offensive line blocks, how the defense blitzes or executes their run fits, how the receivers run their routes, how the coverage responds …
This analogy sounds ridiculous now, so I'll stop. The point is that being an active observer, a description that I've found to describe good doctors as well as people who watch football at a high level, is hard work. In medicine, I have to get better at this because I have a responsibility to fulfill. In football … for me, not so much. I never wanted it to feel like a responsibility, so I guess that's why I never bothered to get better at it.
In a lot of ways I'm happy about this. After a work day that started at 4:30 this morning, I'm looking forward putting my brain on passive mode to enjoy the game for a few hours. No cortical function is required to cheer when the ball moves forward and boo when it does not. Plus there are so many things – Harbaugh! Peppers! Offense! Night game! Thursday?? Uniformz????? – to keep me tickled. I almost don't care if Michigan wins or loses.
But you know what? Prognosticating based on little to no evidence is just another small liberty I can enjoy only in football, so what the hell:
Michigan 28, Utah 17.
by Nick RoUMel
Dave Brandon Answers Questions About the Upcoming Season.
Dear Dave,
I am very excited about Michigan's prospects. The oppressive feeling of embarrassment and hopelessness is gone, as surely as the Munchkins danced after Dorothy killed the Wicked Witch of the West. What do you think?
- Art S.
You simpleton. Just as those Munchkins remained short, your team will remain bad. Find another one to root for.
Dear Dave,
I'm a little nervous about the quarterback situation. Why won't Coach Harbaugh name a starter? Do you think it has anything to do with Shane Morris' concussion?
- Matt G.
What have you been drinking? Shane Morris did NOT have a concussion. Did you not read the press release that our marketing team issued in the middle of the night, after 48 hours of consulting medical manuals? It was a "probable sinus headache."
Dear Dave,
What do you think of Coach Harbaugh's pre-season antics? There's been a lot of great buzz created about this Michigan team. I'm excited.
- Mo
Some coaches create more embarrassment than buzz. For instance, you don't see me running around shirtless at Toys "R" Us grand openings. I remain as dignified on the first day on the job, as I will when I eventually drive the stock price into the ground.
Dear Dave,
I don't know who to pick in this one. I truly believe we are much improved, but playing a tough Utah team on the road might be too much to overcome.
- C/Punt
When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things. You need to grow up. Michigan is going to get its ass kicked. I say, Utah 24-UM 20.
Now let me go back to running my toy company, please.
This Week's Obsession: Over/Under Stating
For the first time in years Sparty's walking into this season without a single elite guy in their secondary, but Cook + that OL should more than compensate [Eric Upchurch]
For those just joining us, this feature is the MGoBlog weekly roundtable. This week's question:
Who is Michigan's most underrated opponent? Who is the most overrated?
The responses:
Underrated: Penn State. I guess this counts? Penn State might be all-over-the-place rated. But for the purposes of this content, Penn State might be the team that I am most worried about after the two rivals. We've previewed and speculated at length about their defense, which was fantastic last year. And they have possibly one of the most intriguing defensive players in the league in Anthony Zettel...who's obviously from the heart of Michigan (argh!). The question mark in Happy Valley is on the opposite side of the ball. Their offense has been 'Michigan minus one year' for the past couple of seasons, so we could be in line for a Michigan 2014 offense...oh. However, IF their O-line progresses and Hackenberg is more ceiling than floor, they have a couple of skill dudes who could make that team rather formidable. Speaking of NOT formidable, glance at their schedule. Arguably, the toughest non-conference game will be playing at Temple. There is a definite argument that they COULD anter the game against Michigan at 9-1. Maybe.
Overrated: Maryland. I've seen multiple outlets predicting this game as a Maryland lean with a 50/50 at best for Michigan. I just don't buy it (Yes, Colin...'buy' not 'bye'). Maryland lost their starting QB who was their top rusher AND passer, 4 WRs -including their top 2-, 60% of their OL which wasn't that great to begin with, and six of their starting front seven. So, if Will Likely can clone himself (and enlarge those clones) and the nation's best kicker can...yeah, I don't even know. I don't think their defense will be very good. Or their offense. I think Maryland could very easily have a rough year. If Michigan can't play well in that game, that will be troublesome.
Ok, that's it! I'm off to Utah!! HARBAUGHHHHHHHHHH!!!
[After the jump: We're bullish on States and things from Utah, bearish on Gophers and stuff]
Preview 2015: Wrap
Hello. You have made it to the end. This year's preview checks in at 42,835 words.
This Winter Hasn't Been So Rough. The bad man is gone, and a good one is here.
Quarterback. Dry white toast. Glorious dry white toast. He should really be named "Elwood," though.
Running Back. IT PUTS THE FOOTBALL IN THE HOLE OR IT GETS THE HOSE AGAIN
Wide Receiver. Don't spook the hamstring. In fact, don't even look at it. Or think about it.
Tight End And Friends. You have been moved to tight end as well.
Offensive Line. The nadir has passed. I swear.
5Q5A: Offense. The Harbauffense is, like its progenitor, tough and weird.
Defensive Tackle. Veterans, and good ones, but not huge ones.
Defensive End. Or buck linebacker. Whatever. Can they get to the quarterback?
Linebacker. Seniors have leadership, which is why they don't join biker gangs.
Cornerback. Half awesome, half frayed thread upon which defense hangs.
Safety. JARROD WILS /is hit by shoe
5Q5A: Defense. It's pretty much the same, except Peppers.
Special Teams. Aussie aussie aussie, field goal oy oy oy.
Podcast 7.0. Many people complimented the music selection, probably because I used a Beyonce breakup song.
Heuristics And Stupid Prediction. Could go a lot of ways. I've got 8-4 and "resembles football." Seeya, sludgefart.
Preview at 2.
Holding The Rope comes out of the bunker:
For the first time last year, I found myself getting up during game action to grab something from the kitchen. There was once a time when, once the game started, I did not move from my sitting spot, as if tethered to it for eternity or the end of the game, whichever came first.
Last year, during the Indiana game, I vaguely remember falling asleep during a portion of the third quarter. It was a long week and a dreary day, and even the surprising success of Ann Arbor's own Drake Johnson couldn't fend off a doze.
Maybe I was tired. Maybe I'm getting older. Maybe it was something else: indifference, a dissipation of pointless resolve.
GQ drops a major article on Harbaugh. Hell of a lede:
The Big House, when empty, rises on all sides in limestone gray, like the machine-carved rock walls of a Midwestern quarry; on game days, the sold-out stadium—a hundred rows high, 110,000 fans in maize and blue—becomes the fourth-largest city in the state of Michigan. Here on the field this last official day of spring, 230 high school quarterbacks tune in to a former quarterback and current head coach in a block-M ball cap and a pair of slack khakis, extra-wide. This is Jim Harbaugh, and this is his dominion.
I talked to the author, Daniel Riley, at Frita Batidos one day this summer. Frita being jammed most hours of the day and night, it was loud. Loud to the point I worried that nothing from his tape would be useful. I'm glad it was, because his article reminded me about this part of our conversation about Jim Harbaugh:
"What he says now about football," Cook says, "is that it's worth it."
Football's taken a ton of shit over the past few years because it is dangerous. Harbaugh knows this. I know it. You know it. But I say that life is not lived all at the same rate. Some days and weeks and months shrink away to tiny motes; some hours and minutes and moments expand to fill your consciousness.
Nice high kick, got a little wind under it and he runs Howard back—time inflates, you can pluck a dragonfly hanging in mid-flight in front of you out of the air—LOOK AT THAT oh my goodness ONE MAN GOODBYE HELLO HEISMAN
Football is dangerous. It is dangerous to play, and it is dangerous to love. And it is worth it.
[Bryan Fuller]
Go Blue.
MGoBBQ: Beer Can Burgers
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It is college football season. Today. Right now. And of the many things that thing means, it means Joe Pichey, serious bbq-ing dude, is back to his weekly BBQ recipes in this space. The deal is he does the cooking, Stubb's does the sponsoring, and we all do the thing where we mentally run through the weekend and try to imagine when we can try this.]
It's finally GAME DAY and I could not be more excited. In fact before we begin I think I just need to scream something…
There have been a lot of changes in AA and a few here in the MMMGOBLUBBQ Man-Cave. We've added a few new toys and a picked up a new Pitmaster Pup along the way. Thanks to everyone's help back in April, we were able to settle on a name of "Smokey BOnes" for our new BBQ mascot. We were also able to find some tasty new recipes that Stubbs has once again agreed to sponsor, starting off with the BEER CAN BURGER. This one exploded on social media a few months back and is perfect for a tailgate.
- 80/20 Ground beef
- Bacon
- Onions/Mushrooms/Peppers (Any topping you can imagine)
- Cheese
- Stubbs Beef Marinade and BBQ Rub
- Hamburger Buns
[After the jump: the manball of burger methods]
Preview 2015: Heuristics And Stupid Prediction
Previously: Podcast 7.0. The Story. Quarterback. Running Back. Wide Receiver. Tight End And Friends. Offensive Line. Defensive Tackle. Defensive End. Linebacker.Cornerback. Safety. Special Teams. 5Q5A: Offense.
Turnover Margin
The theory of turnover margin: it is pretty random. Teams that find themselves at one end or the other at the end of the year are likely to rebound towards the average. So teams towards the top will tend to be overrated and vice versa. Nonrandom factors to evaluate: quarterback experience, quarterback pressure applied and received, and odd running backs like Mike Hart who just don't fumble.
|Int +
|Fumb +
|Sacks +
|Int -
|Fumb -
|Sacks -
|0.15 (41st)
|2.17 (67th)
|-.83 (104th)
|1.83 (57th)
|-1.00 (115th)
|2.33 (83rd)
|+0.54 (25th)
|2.31 (29th)
|1.38 (33rd)
|-0.69 (99th)
|1.69 (69th)
|1.38 (28th)
|1.9 (64th)
|2.77 (109th)
|-1.33 (124th)
|2.4 (49th)
|2.2 (63rd)
I'd say there's nowhere to go but up here, but I said that during the Rodriguez era and it never happened. /kicks dirt
But… seriously, this should be a place Michigan gets a ton better. Not only are they replacing Devin Gardner with a guy who had an interception rate a quarter of Gardner's, they had a turnover acquisition rate anomalously low for anybody, let alone a good defense. With a fifth-year senior quarterback this should at least be even and if opponents don't have option of throwing at the wide open guy on most snaps, both sacks and bad idea throws should increase.
Or, you know, they might not. Turnovers are low-incident, high-impact events and sometimes the don't make any sense.
Position Switch Starters
Theory of position switches: if you are starting or considering starting a guy who was playing somewhere else a year ago, that position is in trouble. There are degrees of this. When Notre Dame moved Travis Thomas, a useful backup at tailback, to linebacker and then declared him a starter, there was no way that could end well. Wisconsin's flip of LB Travis Beckum to tight end was less ominous because Wisconsin had a solid linebacking corps and Beckum hadn't established himself on that side of the ball. Michigan flipping Prescott Burgess from SLB to WLB or PSU moving Dan Connor inside don't register here: we're talking major moves that indicate a serious lack somewhere.
The dossier:
Braden and Magnuson flip spots. A logical decision given Magnuson's left tackle frame and Braden's issues in pass protection. Braden is an awkward fit as a guard. Concern: moderate.
Poggi and Winovich move to TE. Poggi probably belonged there from the start. Winovich is odd. Speaks to concern about depth at TE. Concern: moderate.
Jeremy Clark moves to CB, Wayne Lyons to safety. Only possible interpretation is that Lyons is bad and they're scrambling a bit at the other corner. Concern: high.
Freddy Canteen moves to CB, sort of. Weird move, also speaks to concern at corner. Concern: high.
Willie Henry to SDE. The positions are similar, Wormley is a capable 3tech, seems to be looking for some extra pass rush. Concern: minimal.
Royce Jenkins-Stone to WDE. With Ojemudia and possibly/probably Lawrence Marshall in front RJS only plays if he's going to do okay. Concern: minimal.
An Embarrassing Prediction, No Doubt
Worst Case Barring Extreme Injury Scenarios
Michigan has a high-variance schedule this year with few outright tomato cans and few top 25 teams. The top 25 teams are both at home; Michigan has four road games (Utah, Maryland, Minnesota, and Penn State) against teams that project to be decent to good this year. Meanwhile they have a new coach. Many scenarios are plausible.
In the worst case, Michigan's second corner gets torched all year, they can't get to the QB, and the D tops out at the same good-but-not-great level they've been at for the last few years.
On offense, Rudock is a checkdown machine and Michigan is just Iowa instead of a Rich Man's Iowa. The Big Ten is weak and Michigan has a lot of experience and talent, so truly bad records are probably out of the question but it's not too hard to see them dropping two nonconference games and going 4-4 in conference to finish 6-6.
Best Case
On the other hand, there are only two games that particularly alarm. Both of those are at home. OSU is a unanimous number one and is probably intractable given anything short of a miracle, but Brady Hoke played them tight the last two years with teams that were miserable. MSU is good; they have a few leaks this year.
Even if they win one of those there's enough rickety in this boat to assume they drop another game, probably the opener or road games against Minnesota and Penn State. 10-2 could happen.
Final Verdict
I don't really know, man. I do expect a significant and immediate improvement in Michigan's play. They return almost the entire team. They plug Desmond Morgan, Jake Rudock, and Jabrill Peppers into three of the gaps—maybe up to five depending on if Peppers can hack 3-tech.
The only two guys who don't have immediate replacements or even upgrades are Frank Clark and Devin Funchess. Either would be great to have around; because of the way last season developed neither had as much impact on the field as their talent suggested they should.
Even if Brady Hoke was still around this would be a year in which the arrow should point the right way. Turnovers should head the right way. That swing should be large and could be huge. On a down to down basis Michigan was pretty good until their general derp kicked in.
Harbaugh's teams don't derp it much. That is worth a lot.
Residual chaos will still do Michigan in once or twice this year; the potential issue at kicker looms large for a team that figures to play a bunch of low-scoring slugfests. It'll look like football, though. That much we can promise.
|@ Utah
|Oregon State
|Lean to win
|Must win
|Lean to win
|@ Maryland
|Lean to win
|Must win
|Lean to loss
|@ Minnesota
|Lean to win
|@ Indiana
|Must win
|@ Penn State
|Ohio State
|Probable loss
Wisconsin, Illinois, Purdue, Iowa, Nebraska
It says 8-4 here.


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Taban Miniatures shows off 2 of their March/April releases
By Polar_Bear
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Taban Miniatures has a pair of their March/April models up on their website for you to see.
From the preview:
Taban Miniatures reveals the studio paint for two miniatures that will be part of the upcoming wave of Eden miniatures in March/April.
More pictures can be seen on the french forum of Eden.


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the 2008 Sante Fe limited, has a GPS/DVD player. But a DVD movie can only be viewed with the engine off. Is there any way to have the car running/driving and watch a movie?
tidester Posts: 10,059Is there any way to have the car running/driving and watch a movie?
Gosh, I hope not! Watching movies while driving is unwise to say the least.
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I couldn't agree with you more; however, it doesn't make sense that my kids can't watch a movie while on a roadtrip. The car has to be off. Meaning no A/C. I don't get it.
denvertrakker Posts: 132Motor vehicle laws specifically require that mobile dvd players have the screen blanked while the car is running if it's in the driver's view. If you had a player with a remote screen for the second (or third) row, it would work in the back, but still not up front.
you are right; however, is there a way to override this just for the kids.
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no. But the nav. system has the option to play cd/mp3/DVD
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I have heard comments about boys generally being better than girls at math. I've even heard "scientific" reasons; something about girls having more synapses (connections) between brain hemispheres so that boys do better in logical, more linear things, while girls develop the more broad based "intuitive" style of thinking.
I don't know if any of that reasoning is true or not, but as a math major in college, I found that my best qualities in math were seeing the "overall picture" and grasping similarities between two widely different areas -- the more feminine style described above. Granted, I also needed the "linear" quality to grind out the answer or the proof (friends often mistakenly say, during a game, "let Stan keep score - he's a mathematician"; I tell them I'm not an arithmatician, I can't add for the life of me!), but the things that made me good at math are not at all the things I hear about why boys are supposed to be better.Return to the Loose Cannons -- Mathematics subject list
I once overheard a conversation in which one person was trying to console another by saying "Count your blessings." I'm not sure the other person felt very consoled, but it got me thinking about a mathematical question.
Interpolating from the overheard conversation, let me define a blessing as something that keeps you from thinking about bad things. When someone says "Count your blessings," they are attempting to keep you from thinking about bad things. So merely having blessings to count is, in itself, a blessing.
As an example, suppose a person has a nice house, a good job and a loving mate. This person would have these three "concrete" blessings, but she would also have the more abstract blessing of having blessings to count, making a total of four blessings.
Now suppose there is a person who is severely lacking in concrete blessings. In fact, he cannot even think of one. My question is: Can he still say that he has the abstract one? For if he could count it, he would have it; but does the act of counting it initiate its existence? Or must it exist before it can be counted? (I suppose just this contemplation itself would keep one from thinking about bad things -- unless, of course, this contemplation itself, is a bad thing:-)
I've tried to analyze this to see if it is a problem with definitions, but I can't seem to get behind it all. Any ideas?Return to the Loose Cannons -- Mathematics subject list
The four colour map theorem was, for a long time, one of the famous unsolved problems in mathematics. The conjecture was that a "map" of arbitrary "countries" requires at most four colours to fill in the countries so that no two countries sharing a common border are coloured the same. It has apparently been proved (in a most aesthetically unsatisfactory way) using huge computer searches. In the past, the theorem had countless "proofs" that later turned out to be wrong or incomplete, so I hate to add to the mess; but here is an avenue that I find interesting (although it doesn't lead very far with my limited background).
The idea is basically another observation of a progression (see "Curve Space Three Ways"). A zero dimensional point requires at most one colour. A one dimensional line broken into segments requires at most two colours. It is conjectured that a two dimensional plane requires at most four colours. This pattern (0 uses 1, 1 uses 2, 2 uses 4) seems to be an exponential series of powers of two. This suggests that if it looked like three dimensional space required at most "two-cubed" or eight colours, then I would really have something here. Well, after thinking about it for a bit, I realized that one could easily construct a three dimensional "map" of solid touching shapes that would require any number of colours. My guess that eight colours might suffice quickly shattered. However (and this is where I hit the ceiling of my abilities), I can imagine that there might be some kind of subset of three dimensional maps wherein eight colours do suffice, and that the subset, extrapolated from three to two dimensions, would still end up being the general case in two dimensions. If such a case could be found and could be generalized to "n" dimensions, this would possibly provide a more aesthetically appealing proof. But I'm not holding my breath.Return to the Loose Cannons -- Mathematics subject list
The first (right-most) place in a base-10 (decimal) number may be one of ten possible digits -- 0 through 9. The next place has ten possibilities for each of the original ten, making 102 or 100 numbers. So on for each additional digit --103, 104, etc. In base 2 (binary), the progression is 21, 22, 23, 24, etc. In general, the progression is a power sequence of the base number.
What about the following progression:
The first place (one's) has a binary character, using the digits 0 and 1. The next place (ten's) takes on an additional digit to form a trinary character using 0, 1, and 2. The next place (hundred's) uses 0, 1, 2, and 3, and so on. The progression of numbers would look like this:
0, 1, 10, 11, 20, 21, 100, 101, 110, 111, 120, 121, 200, 201, 210, 211, 220, 221, 300, 301, 310, 311, 320, 321, 1000 . . .
Now instead of the progression being powers of a base number, it becomes a factorial series, i.e. 1x2=2, 1x2x3=6, 1x2x3x4=24, 1x2x3x4x5=120, etc. I don't know if this idea has any usefulness or not, but it strikes me that these numbers might be represented somehow by the positional nature of the "digits." The first digit relates to its own position or not (on/off); the second digit can relate (on/off) to its own position and the position of the first digit. The third digit can relate (on/off) to itself, the second, and the first digits, and so on. This factorial representation allows larger and larger numbers to become more and more compact compared with a normal power-based system, while still retaining the on/off convenience of a binary system. Perhaps something of this type could be useful in computers and computing methods. (Don't ask me how, though -- I haven't developed the idea that far.)Return to the Loose Cannons -- Mathematics subject list
I have noticed something about digits that is surely mere coincidence, but in addition to being an interesting tidbit, is also the cause of a common error. If you look at the pairs of digits that are five apart (i.e. 1/6, 2/7, 3/8, 4/9, 0/5) you will see that with the exception of the pair 0/5, the pairs of numbers can eaily be mistaken for each other when jotted down quickly.
Thus, a quickly scribbled 4 can often be mistaken for a 9 (and visa versa), a 2 for a 7, a 6 for a 1 (if the 'circle' part of the six is small or incomplete), and, admittedly less often a 3 for an 8 (although the similarity is visually obvious).
The curious thing about these similarities is that if the errors are made for a series of numbers to be totaled, the sum is always 5 off. Whenever I notice this difference of 5, I immediately look for this type of error. It is frustrating, though that I can't look for a single pair of numbers. Eight of the ten digit are in conspiracy together to cause this confusion.Return to the Loose Cannons -- Mathematics subject list


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Table of Contents
A Comprehensive List of QlikView Object Extensions .................................................................... 3 Extension Object ........................................................................................................................... 3 Requirement of QlikView Extension ............................................................................................ 3 Types of Extension in QlikView................................................................................................... 3 Installation of QlikView Extension .............................................................................................. 3 The format of the script used in QlikView extension ................................................................... 4 QVPP file .................................................................................................................................... 5 Bullet Chart: ................................................................................................................................. 6 WebView option .......................................................................................................................... 9 Navigation Bar Extension Object ................................................................................................. 13 Gantt chart.................................................................................................................................. 17
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A Comprehensive List of QlikView Object Extensions Extension Object
Requirement of QlikView Extension
In a application specialized or bespoke data visualization is required. Every developer wants unique look and feel in his document. A visualization or user interface element is required that is not part of standard QlikView. For the communication from within the client with external processes or web services is desired. An integration of external web content / web services should be implemented.
Types of Extension in QlikView
QlikView Object Extensions These represent as single visualization object within a QlikView document, very similar to the standard objects (like a straight-table, a chart, a text object, etc.) QlikView provides. In comparison to a standard object an extension developer has the freedom to develop how the entire object should look like. QlikView Document Extensions allow you to customize an entire QlikView Document, for example by using a Document Extension, suppose you want to change the background color of the sheet.
Installation of QlikView Extension
In the desktop client an Extension is automatically installed by double clicking the .qar file which available in package Extension. The .qar file format is associated with QlikView and will automatically install the Extension to the correct location. To install an Extension on a server , use the AJAX client, it must be set up manually. To use an extension in the desktop client, the document must be set to WebView mode. WebView mode can be enabled from the View menu option.
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These are some extensions which default presents in the path from the installation time, the path follow here is: C:->Users->UserName->AppData->Local->QlikTech->QlikView->Extensions When we double click on any QlikView extension(.Qar file), it will saved in this location. The QlikView extension contains these folders after the installation.
Sometimes we encounter the case that after click double on the .qar file, the extension is not find on the default location. In this case convert the .qar file in the .zip file ,then copy the file and paste in the particular default location and unzip, then it will work finely. In this extension folder we get css file and xml file. This is the format of script used in the QlikView extension.
The format of the script used in QlikView extension
In the header line
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<ExtensionObject Path="" [Type="object|document"] [Label=""] [Description=""] [PropertiesPage=""] [PageWidth=""] [PageHeight=""]> Here you can give the value as per your choice. Default PageHeight is 40, default PageWidth is 20. Increase if you want more data. <Dimension [Label=""] [Require="" | Prefer=""] [TargetName=""] [Initial=""] [OtherCounted=""] [Multiple=""] /> Label is for the new automatic property page generation. Initial means that QlikView will initialize the Dimension. OtherCounted is to define how many distinct values you want. If you set it to 5 you will get the 4 most frequent values + a 'Other' category. <Measurement [Label=""] [Width=""] [TargetName=""] [Initial=""] [Multiple=""] /> <Text [Label=""] [Type="text,checkbox,select,color"] [Select=""] [SelectLabel=""] [Width=""] [Expression=""] /> Label and Width are the property page generator. Multiple is used, It means the user can add and remove dimensions. New attributes are for property page generator. <Property [Name=""] [Value=""] [Type="String|Bool"] /> It is Used to define properties that should be available server-side, with the GetExtendedProperty() call. <Initiate [Name=""] [Value=""] /> It is used to initialize standard QlikView properties, like Caption. <PropertiesPage [Version="11"] [File=""] /> </ExtensionObject> It is Used for a propererties.qvpp.
QVPP file
Qvpp stands for QlikView extension property page generator. it also includes a property page generator, that can generate property pages ,which can use as they are or use as a starting point for your new qvpp files. Label => Simply a text to use as label in the property page Type =>Choose one of text, select, checkbox or color. Text is the default and will simply create a inputfield. Checkbox will create a checkbox and color will use the standard QlikView color picker. Select will create a HTML select. Select => Values for the selected list. Mandatory if Type is select. Comma separated. SelectLabel => Labels for your alternative. Comma separated. Width=> Width for your input field, for example "60px" Multiple=>Add support for adding and removing Dimensions/Measures. www.bispsolutions.com www.bisptrainigs.com www.hyperionguru.com Page 5
Bullet Chart:
Bullet graphs are used to compare one value, represented by a horizontal bar, to another value, represented by a vertical line, and relate those to qualitative ranges. Bullet graphs can be displayed in the context of a graphical table or, separately, in a text area. The vertical bar represents the Comparative value
The horizontal bar takes the value of interest The bullet graph serves as a replacement for dashboard gauges and meters. We developed bullet graphs to overcome the fundamental issues of gauges and meters, they typically display too little information, require too much space, and are cluttered with useless and distracting decoration. The bullet graph features a single, primary measure , compares that measure to one or more other measures to enrich its meaning (for example, compared to a target), and displays it in the context of qualitative ranges of performance, such as poor, satisfactory, and good. The qualitative ranges are displayed as varying intensities of a single hue to make them discernible by those who are color blind and to restrict the use of colors on the dashboard to a minimum.
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We have a Record TestData1 in which 3 Employee's performance is given on the basis of five factors which are Revenue, Profit, order size ,New Customers and Satisfaction. The performance is given of the year 2011-2012. We have to comparison between the performance of Employee and the target given. Here the bullet chart will take place. These are the steps takes place while developing the Bullet chart. Step 1)Create the new document and give the name Bullet chart then save. Step 2) Go to the script editor tab and choose the option Table Files for importing the file TestData1
Step 3)Now explore the location of the file TestData1 then open.
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Now script has been added in the script editor.
Step 5)Then Reload the document and go to the menu tab-> select the option View->Turn on/off WebView option.
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WebView option
This option helps to achieving the extension objects,By a single click on a toolbar button it is now possible to switch between traditional rendering and AJAX rendering when running QlikView Desktop. This feature provides a convenient way for the developer to see exactly how the layout will look when used from an AJAX client.The AJAX property dialogs will available when running in WebView, providing some nice functionality that is not available to the developer in standard view. However, it should be noted that some functionality are not available in WebView, for example: report editing. menu commands cut, copy, and paste. Animation of charts
For developing bullet chart we have to take help of extension objects because in standard edition this option is not available that's why we have gone through the option Web View. Step 6) Right click on the sheet ->go to new sheet object
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Then the popup window will open. Step 7)In this window mostly options available like a stander edition but the extension objects are newly added ->click to the Extension Object.
Step 8)->Click to the extension objects then>drag and drop the Bullet Charts.
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Step 9)Take the dimension of Bullet Chart as follow this........... Measurement1=Sum([Emp1]) and color used 'Brown' Measurement2=Sum([Emp2]) and color used 'Sky Blue' Measurement3=Sum([Emp3]) and color used 'Golden' Measurement4=Sum([Target1]) and color used 'Purple' Measurement15=Sum([Target2]) and no color used
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Now the bullet chart is created the vertical purple line is showing the value of Target1 and the horizontal purple line is showing the value of Target2,Target1 and Target 2 has reserve the Measurement4 and Measurement 5.In Measurement 1 the Sum(Emp1) is taken which is less then the target decided for the sum of the employees for all the factors. Employee2 and Employee3 having the value grater then Employee 1 so these two are exist in the chart
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Navigation Bar Extension Object
Navigation is certainly a very important element in web design, especially if we think that the navigation of a page is to orient and guide the user ,it extremely important that users understand navigation options to better explore a website and that is why today we used examples of navigation menus, to show how websites are presenting menus to their users. Navigation overcome the results in many sheets which makes navigation through the app sometimes confusing. One possible solution to having many sheets is to create a navigation menu. Then you can conditionally display each sheet based on selections from the menu. For this purpose, we choose a navigation bar extension object that allows a 2 tiered menu system to be created from data in you QV app. 2 tiered architecture refers to client/server architectures in which the user interface runs on the client and the database is stored on the server. The actual application logic can run on either the client or the server. These are the steps takes place while creating the navigation bar. Step 1)Go to the QlikView and create the new app with the name Navigation Bar. Step 2)Go to the sheet ->view->Turn on/off WebView
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Step 3)Go to the script editor tab and create a Inline table. Which having 4 menus TabID,Level1,Level2,MenuText1 and MenuText2. TabID gives the Tab value. Level1 and Level2 defines the respective levels. In MenuText1 defines the designation of the employee and in MenuText2 contains the name of the employee who caught that designation.
menuData: LOAD * INLINE [ TabID, Level1, Level2,MenuText1 10, 1, 0, Dashboard,Mr. John smith 00, 2, 0, KPI Analysis,Mr Joy lobo 21, 2, 1, Revenue KPIs,Miss lily 22, 2, 2, Expenses KPIs,Mr. Anthony 00, 3, 0, Trend Analysis,Mr. Didusa 31, 3, 1, Sales Trends,Miss Anjelena 32, 3, 2, Inventory Trends,Mr. pitts 33, 3, 3, Debtors Trends,Mr. Bob 00, 4, 0, Transactions,Miss Ruby 41, 4, 1, Sales Orders,Mr. Justin 42, 4, 2, Purchases,Miss holly 00, 5, 0, Reports,Mr. micheal 51, 5, 1, Sales Report,Mr. glinton 52, 5, 2, Margin Report,Mr. Vissly ];
Step 4)Then save the App and Reload the App. Step 5) Right click on the sheet ->go to new sheet object
Then the popup window will open.
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Step 6)In this window mostly options available like a stander edition but the extension objects are newly added ->click to the Extension Object.
Step 7)Now click on the extension object which will open the list of extension objects.
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Select the Navigation Bar as a option, drag and drop the option. Step 8)Then Go to the properties of navigation bar and set these settings as Level One ID set the field Level1 and in another one set Level2.Keep the values as Menu Text1 and Menu Text2 in the Manu label 1 and 2.
Step 9) Now the navigation bar is created .In this navigation bar graph we have used multibox from where we select the levels, here we have take two fields level1 and level2.The green colored text object is used here for displaying the message. and one By setting the levels we can change the selections. Here the text box is used on which the selectin would be display. The purpose of the navigation chart is we can fetch the information from sales trends , from selecting levels and from another list box as well. The selection will display on the text bar.
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Gantt chart
A chart is a chart in which a series of horizontal lines shows the amount of work done or production completed in certain periods of time in relation to the amount planned for those periods. Gantt charts also show the dependency and relationships between activities. Gantt charts can be used to show current schedule status using percent-complete shadings and a vertical "TODAY". We can create the Gantt chart by only applying the design tragedy not meddling with the script part. Here we have a xls database in which the information of the companies project is exists and the fields are taken here ProjectID, Project, TaskID ,TaskName, StartDatetime ,EndDatetime, color, HTTP Link, Milestone and Completion so here we have to calculate the work of per member These are the steps will take place while creating the Gantt chart. Step 1)Firstly select the table of the records by click the button Table Files.
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Step 2) Now browse the location of the database from where the data will be fetch,which is project Data then ->Open.
Step 3)In the file wizard window these are the fields, which table containing then ->Finish.
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Step 4)Go to the sheet and Right click on the sheet ->New sheet objects->charts and give the title to the chart then go to the Dimension tab.
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Step 5) In the dimension tab take the fields EndDatetime and StartDatetime in the 'used Dimension' column.
Here we have take the fields EndDatetime and StartDatetime for calculating the staring and the ending position of the work. Step 6)Then come in to the Expression tab here in the definition tab expression is given Max(EndDatetime)-Min(StartDatetime).Here the min and max function will calculate the highest and lowest value of the both EndDatetime and StartDatetime ,and here the (-) symbol used for calculating the duration between the both dates.
Then click on the (+) symbol which will explore the bar-offset property.
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Step 7) The offset can be positive or negative and will move the bar or segment accordingly. This bar offset property will help to create a gap between the Axis and the Value .It helps for achieving the display of different dimensions in the chart.
Step 8) In the bar Offset in the 'edit expression tab' the expression is taken Min(StartDatetime) this will give the initial data from where you have started the work.
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Step 9)The dimension should be taken horizontal ,this will clear more deeply the data flow as the waterfall type. After applying the bar offsets the structure of the chart will look like a waterfall.
Step 10)Come to the Axes tab here set the scale and the Static Min and Static Max should be checked so that we can give the limitation on the displaying of the date.
This is the expression given in the Static Min.............
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Here the Min(StartDatetime) value is taken from the 5 this will display only those values which are greater then the 5.Otherwise the huge amount of value will display and we will confused on getting a decision able structure. This is the expression given in the Static Max
Here the Maximum value of the EndDatetime is taken till 40 after that it will neglect all the values. Step 11) In the Number tab the Number Format is taken as Date.
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Step 12) Here the Gantt Chart is created.
Here the amount of work done is shown with respect to EndDatetime and StartDatetime
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