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ASTORIA FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOC., ETC., PLAINTIFF,v.JAMES J. HARTRIDGE, DEFENDANT-RESPONDENT; ARO CAPITAL, LLC, NONPARTY-APPELLANT, BEST NEST REALTY, ET AL., NONPARTY-RESPONDENTS.
In an action to foreclose a mortgage, the nonparty ARO Capital, LLC, appeals from an order of the Supreme Court, Nassau County (Palmieri, J.), dated September 25, 2007, which granted the defendant's motion to vacate the foreclosure sale.
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HOWARD MILLER, J.P., DANIEL D. ANGIOLILLO, ARIEL E. BELEN and CHERYL E. CHAMBERS, JJ.
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ORDERED that the order is affirmed, with costs.
In the exercise of its equitable powers, a court has the discretion to set aside a foreclosure sale where there is evidence of fraud, collusion, mistake, or misconduct (see Guardian Loan Co. v Early, 47 NY2d 515, 521; Dime Sav. Bank of N.Y. v Zapala, 255 AD2d 547, 548; Provident Sav. Bank v Bordes, 244 AD2d 470). "Absent such conduct, the mere inadequacy of price is an insufficient reason to set aside a sale unless the price is so inadequate as to shock the court's conscience" (Dime Sav. Bank of N.Y. v Zapala, 255 AD2d at 548; see Bankers Fed. Sav. & Loan Assn. v House, 182 AD2d 602). Here, the Supreme Court providently exercised its discretion in setting aside the foreclosure sale on the ground that the sale price was unconscionably low (see Pisano v Tupper, 188 AD2d 991, 993).
The appellant's remaining contention is without merit.
MILLER, J.P., ANGIOLILLO, BELEN and CHAMBERS, JJ., concur.
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So I went to the doctor on 11-29-12 and based on the u/s I was 6weeks. On that visit they told me there was no baby or yolk, there was just an empty sac. On 10-17-12 I found out I was 3weeks.. So on 11-29-12 I would have been 10 weeks I thought.. Sence the doc said there wasn t a baby in there is that why the sac is measuring 6 weeks? What s going on.. I m just so confused.. This will be my second child I m just praying everything will turn-out ok. I just praying for a healthy baby. Should I get a second opinion?
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fetus develops cardiac activity at 6-8 weeks.
However you are having empty sac means no fetus no cardiac activity that is known as
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In bitter but real words I would like to say that you are having failed pregnancy.
You need to start the treatment after consulting your gynecologist.
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The beds are assembled; the sheets lovingly washed and tucked gently into place. The floors are swept and mopped. The decorations carefully selected with intention. An empty picture frame is perched atop a nightstand awaiting to fulfill its purpose. A room crafted with so much meaning, holding hope and anticipating joy but also preparing to bear heartache. A room that has been been paced, been prayed over, had its pillows fluffed a million times and its one lamp turned on just a million more so that I can picture what the light will do to warm the room when a little person calls this room home.
Any mother who has prepared a nursery in the anticipation of bringing home a new baby knows this feeling. How many times do you stand in that room, looking around at four walls and dreaming of the day that you will bring home the sweet soul that you carry? A father who puts together the crib or hangs the decorations on the walls at the direction of his wife also experiences this.
It's paint on the walls, its a lamp in the corner, it's curtains over the windows. It's a crib, a changing table, and rocking chair. But each solid and visual piece of the room helps us to wrap our mind around the fact that life is about to change. A new soul is coming into the world. A precious gift from God will soon be ours to fall in love with.
There is something spiritual in this process, something instinctual. "Nesting" comes from somewhere inside, a holy place where your heart of hearts resides. After all, we are welcoming something of heaven into our place on earth; we desperately need everything to be perfect.
Today as I stood in that room that we have prepared for the children we are waiting to foster, a profound thought saddened me. Jesus, Son of Man, had no place to lay his head (Luke 9:58). His mother Mary was deprived this sacred opportunity to prepare a place for her son.
Luke 2 "2 In those days Caesar Augustus issued a decree that a census should be taken of the entire Roman world. 2 (This was the first census that took place while[a] Quirinius was governor of Syria.) 3 And everyone went to their own town to register.
4 So Joseph also went up from the town of Nazareth in Galilee to Judea, to Bethlehem the town of David, because he belonged to the house and line of David. 5 He went there to register with Mary, who was pledged to be married to him and was expecting a child. 6 While they were there, the time came for the baby to be born, 7 and she gave birth to her firstborn, a son. She wrapped him in cloths and placed him in a manger, because there was no guest room available for them."
Jesus, The Christ--my Christ, was placed in a manger. A trough that livestock ate out of! there was no room for the Messiah, our GOD. We know of this story. We've heard it a thousand times and let those words wash over us meaninglessly. This baby was both fully God and yet fully man, and came into this world in such humility and poverty.
Oh Mary, no wonder you found favor with God. You trusted Him so that you rode to Bethlehem with grace and dignity on a humble donkey, with a heart full of who God said you were and not what others must have thought of you. You were pure and holy and brave. All the time you knew Who you carried. You treasured Him in your heart. How much more would you have wanted to prepare a proper place for you baby to rest than I? Even I have the opportunity to hope and make ready for my babies and not even MY SAVIOR was afforded that comfort.
Oh, Jesus. You are so holy and awesome.
"Today in the City of David a Savior has been born to you. He is Christ the Lord! And this will be a sign to you: You will find a baby wrapped in swaddling cloths and lying in a manger" (Luke 2:11-12).
In an instant this evening, I pondered these things, saddened and humbled by their truth. The room I stood in is lovingly prepared and awaiting the arrival of children that I don't even know. Mary KNEW the magnitude of WHO she was to bring into the world, who would have no place to lay His head... Then my Spirit within me spoke softly:
"Truly I tell you, whatever you [do] for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you [do] for me." Matthew 25:40
Yes, Lord. I treasure that. Whatever I do for these children, oh Jesus, I do for you.
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Doc says I'm 6 pounds already, much to mummy's surprise and then he shocked her further by saying that I should be 7 pounds when I come out full term. Is this a lot? I hear mummy has been complaining how heavy she is with her back aches and leg aches…she must be really fat now. But that doesn't stop her from eating also, according to papa that is. I heard him saying that mummy complaints about being fat a lot and yet she still eats.
I get all the delicious nutrients from her eating… it was the Christmas weekend I hear and boy was there a lot of food coming my way. Yum yum…the best was on Christmas day where there was a lot of variety I had.
Mummy is really moving a lot in her sleep at night. She says she cant sleep properly now coz of all the aches she's having. So when she moves, I also move. She's been telling me to face down and towards her back when I'm ready to come out. How do I know whether I'm ready or not to come out?! She says it's another 3 weeks or so more and yet I hear her saying it can also be anytime now. Hmmm… oh well, we are seeing the doc quite frequently now and since mummy has been having her cramps everyday, she's thinking of going to see the doc earlier than scheduled. I don't like the doc visits coz I get pressed down on a lot especially when I'm trying to have a good slumber rest. I think mummy and papa enjoys it coz I can hear how excited they are when they see me…how do they see me when I cannot see them? Hmmm…
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Our theme for Holy Week and Easter at Alberton Methodist Church this year is:
Were you there when.....
and we start this Saturday, 23 March with
Were you there when Jesus walked the road of Suffering?
with our Stations of the Cross, which this year we are "walking" on our beautiful church grounds.
I need to state upfront that none of the following material is original....I have used various sources in compiling this material, which I acknowledge now:
The book Journeying with Jesus: Personal Reflections on the Stations of the Cross and Resurrection: The Mowbray Lent Book 2013 is an excellent resource which I can recommend. Buy it here
Web resources I have used and which I recommend you visit for much more information are:
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Why do the Stations?
The most important reason for reviving the practice of making the Stations of the Cross is that it is a powerful way to contemplate, and enter into, the mystery of Jesus' gift of himself to us. It takes the reflection on the passion out of my head, and makes it an imaginative exercise. It involves my senses, my experience and my emotions. To the extent I come to experience the love of Jesus for me, to that extent the gratitude I feel will be deep. Deep gratitude leads to real generosity and a desire to love as I have been loved. First, just a note about the history of the stations:
The History:
From the earliest of days, followers of Jesus told the story of his passion, death and resurrection. When pilgrims came to see Jerusalem, they were anxious to see the sites where Jesus was. These sites became important holy connections with Jesus. Eventually, following in the footsteps of the Lord, along the way of the cross, became a part of the pilgrimage visit. The stations, as we know them today, came about when it was no longer easy or even possible to visit the holy sites. In the 1500's, villages all over Europe started creating "replicas" of the way of the cross, with small stations or stops commemorating the places along the route in Jerusalem. Eventually, these became the set of 14 stations we now know.
How to do the Stations?
The first point to note is that this is prayer. It isn't an intellectual exercise. It is in the context of my relationship with God. I could read through the text of each of the stations, and look at the pictures, but that wouldn't necessarily be prayer. This is an invitation to enter into a gifted faith experience of who Jesus is for me. It becomes prayer when I open my heart to be touched, and it leads me to express my response in prayer.
The second thing to remember is that this is an imaginative exercise. Its purpose is not a historical examination of "what really happened" on that day in history. It's about something far more profound. This is an opportunity to use this long standing Christian prayer to let Jesus touch my heart deeply by showing me the depth of his love for me. The context is the historical fact that he was made to carry the instrument of his death, from the place where he was condemned to die, to Calvary where he died, and that he was taken down and laid in a tomb. The religious context is that today Jesus wants to use any means available to move my heart to know his love for me. These exercises can allow me to imaginatively visualize the "meaning" of his passion and death.
The point of this exercise is to lead us to gratitude. It will also lead us into a sense of solidarity with all our brothers and sisters. In our busy, high tech lives we can easily get out of touch with the terrible suffering of real people in our world. Journeying with Jesus in the Stations, allows us to imagine his entry into the experience of those who are tortured, unjustly accused or victimized, sitting on death row, carrying impossible burdens, facing terminal illnesses, or simply fatigued with life.
How to:
Just go from one station to another. When arriving at a station, begin by looking carefully at the image itself. See who is in the scene. Look at how they are arranged and what the artist who created this image is trying to tell us about the drama there.
Each station has 5 elements
1. The first element is a simple description of the scene. It helps us be conscious of what the "meaning" of this station is for us.
2. The second element is the traditional prayer at each station. Its words become more and more meaningful as we repeat them throughout the journey.
3. The third element is the contemplation of the scene. This is a guided reflection on the power of the scene for me, to enter it more deeply and to lead to some experience of it personally.
4. The fourth element is my response. This is expressed in my own words. It is the place where the sorrow and gratitude flow from my heart. You might well only want to do steps 1-4
5. The fifth element is an opportunity for even deeper reflection and meditation based on statements and verses relevant to the station. This is an optional step.
Some notes from Cedric before you get started:
There is no right or wrong way to walk the stations.......use this day as a spiritual exercise, in other words, let the Spirit guide you.
You may want to do the walk in an hour, you may want to take the whole day.
Feel free to "leave" the walk at any time in order to get a drink, eat breakfast or lunch, etc, and to return to the place you were later.
Once on the walk, let us respect one another's space and give each other the freedom to express our emotions.....for example if someone is crying, don't interrupt their tears. Let us leave all the ministry for Jesus to do as He chooses to on this walk.
Please keep silence throughout the walk.
While we will be silent, life will carry on around us, just as it did when Jesus carried his cross through the streets of Jerusalem. As you hear the noises of our suburb around you, try and remember that while Jesus was walking this road of suffering, people were shopping, looking out for their children, having conversations and for the most part probably quite annoyed that another execution was taking up space on the very narrow streets of Jerusalem.
The Chapel will be open all day and will serve as the 15th Station, where you will be able to worship, relax, meditate and receive Holy Communion
The walk will take place between 6:00am and 6:30pm
The Coffee Shop will be open from 10:am to 6:00pm
The Men's Breakfast team will be providing breakfast between 8:00am and 10:00am
Our various rest rooms will be open all day.
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Maeror is my rendition of the last photograph taken of Vicky Weaver by a US Marshall's surveillance agent during the Ruby Ridge massacre. In the photograph Vicky is mourning the loss of her 14-year-old son Sammy, killed by agents. Vicky Weaver would be shot through the head by FBI sniper Lon Horiuchi while standing in a cabin door and holding her and Randy's baby, Sara. The Ruby Ridge massacre is far removed from collective memory, stripped of historical mention, its victims and perpetrators forgotten and overshadowed by carefully compacted slogans, rhyming chants, and manufactured outrage. I hope it will live on as Maeror, an American Pietà to the memory of Vicky Weaver and symbol to the people of the land.
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text: CWS Market Review – August 21, 2015 August 21, 2015 "If you are shopping for common stocks, choose them the way you would buy groceries, not the way you would buy perfume." –Benjamin Graham The great trading range has finally come to an end! For 138 straight trading days, the S&P 500 closed between 2,040.24 and 2,130.82. But not on Thursday. The index dropped 2.1% to close at 2,035.73. This was one of the longest and tightest trading ranges in decades. What a frustrating market this has been! In Greek mythology, Sisyphus was the unfortunate fellow who had to spend all eternity rolling a boulder uphill, only to watch it roll back down again. I think ol' Sis would have felt right at home in this trading range. Every time we got some upward momentum, the bears showed up to wreck things. But any time the market started to lose ground, sure enough, the bulls strolled in and pushed us higher. So does the end of the trading range mean bad news for stocks? I doubt it. The market climate is still mostly favorable for stocks, although there are some areas to avoid. Internally, the market is shunning commodity-related stocks, and that's been good for us. Our Buy List has expanded its lead against the market to 6.34% for the year. This week, we got good earnings reports from Hormel Foods (HRL) and Ross Stores (ROST). Not only did Hormel beat earnings, but it guided higher and touched a new 52-week high. Ross Stores also beat earnings, but its guidance was rather cautious. I'll have more details in a bit. Later on, I'll share with you some stocks I'm considering for next year's Buy List. But first, let's look at the end of the Great Trading Range of 2015! The Market's Worst Day in More than 18 Months Thursday was the single worst day for the market since February 3, 2014. Of course, the more interesting part of that factoid is that the worst day in an 18-month span brought a loss of just 2.11%. Compared with a few years ago, that ain't nothing. We've been fortunate to live through a placid market, but it's a good reminder that markets don't always remain so relaxed. I don't mind a little volatility. In fact, volatile markets are good for our style of investing. More volatility means that more high-quality stocks will get caught up in a temporary down draft. That's fine by me. This month, I'm going to forego any discussion of the Federal Reserve and what their plans for interest rates are. All we need to know is that rates are going to go up soon. Exactly when isn't important. The other key fact is that real interest rates, meaning rates adjusted for inflation, will continue to remain low for an extended time. This is very good for us as investors. The average dividend yield is running around 2%, so it will take several rate increases before the short-term fixed market can offer serious competition. Lately, the daily market has been in a tug-of-war between commodity-based cyclicals and high-dividend value stocks. A good way to look at this is through the behavior of the Energy Sector ETF (XLE) and the Utility Sector ETF (XLU). Nearly every day, these are the best and/or worst performing sectors. They're acting like negatively charged magnets. For the most part, the high-dividend value stocks have been winning. Nearly any commodity-related stock has been getting tossed aside. The XLE just closed at a 38-month low. This summer has been terrible for commodities. The flip side is that this has been a very good environment for our Buy List. Investors have been flocking towards the safety of high-quality stocks. While I don't believe the overall market is in trouble, I would be wary of sectors like high-priced tech names. I'd also steer clear of many biotech stocks. Some biotechs have started to come down, but I think there could be a real shakeout. I'd also avoid trying to find a bottom in the energy patch. Things could get much worse. Some sectors, like the homebuilders, look quite reasonable here. Some good names on our Buy List right now would include Cognizant Technology Solutions (CTSH). Shares of AFLAC (AFL) got dropped more than 5% on Wednesday and Thursday. The duck stock had been recovering, but a downgrade by BAML knocked it back. My Buy Below for AFLAC is $65 per share, but it's especially attractive below $62 per share. I also like PayPal (PYPL) below $36 per share. Now let's look at this week's Buy List earnings reports. Hormel Foods Beats and Raises Before the opening bell on Wednesday, Hormel Foods (HRL) reported earnings of 56 cents per share for the July quarter (the company's fiscal Q3). That beat estimates by one penny per share. Revenue came in at $2.19 billion, which was below the Street's consensus of $2.24 billion. If you recall, there had been some concerns that Hormel was feeling the effects of the avian flu. The company was up front about the impact and said any problems would be temporary. These results suggest that's correct. Bear in mind that Hormel owns several brands and they're well diversified. In fact, the company recently made a big move into natural and organic food by buying Applegate Farms. I think that was a smart move. From the earnings press release: "Our balanced business model prevailed once again this quarter, as we were able to overcome the significant challenge of avian influenza in our Jennie-O Turkey Store segment to deliver record earnings and volume sales," said Jeffrey M. Ettinger, chairman of the board, president and chief executive officer. "Grocery Products drove earnings growth with favorable input costs and increased sales of HORMEL® chili and SKIPPY® peanut butter. Specialty Foods also delivered excellent results, as the team continues to increase sales of MUSCLE MILK® protein nutrition products, and improve the cost structure and synergies between our CytoSport and Century Foods businesses. Revenues were down for the quarter, impacted by lower pricing due to declining pork markets affecting our Refrigerated Foods and International segments, and the loss of sales related to avian influenza in the Jennie-O Turkey Store segment." Yes, Hormel is a lot more than Spam. The best news is that Hormel raised its full-year guidance. It now sees full-year earnings ranging between $2.57 and $2.63 per share. The earlier range was $2.50 to $2.60 per share. This is actually the second time Hormel has raised its full-year guidance. The new range implies growth of 15% to 18% over 2014, which itself was a record year. When the next earnings report comes out around Thanksgiving, expect Hormel to announce its 50th dividend increase in a row. Here's the 25-year log chart for Hormel: The stock had an unusual reaction to the earnings report. Shares of HRL rallied 1.1% on Wednesday, then rallied again on Thursday after it was upgraded by Deutsche Bank. It's almost like traders were waiting for permission to buy. On Thursday, the stock rose 3.9% to touch a new 52-week high. Yesterday, it was the second-best performer in the S&P 500. Hormel is now a 22% winner on the year for us. I'm raising my Buy Below to $68 per share. Ross Stores Beats but Offers Weak Guidance After the closing bell on Thursday, Ross Stores (ROST) reported fiscal Q2 earnings of 63 cents per share. That also beat consensus by one penny per share. The deep discounter earned 57 cents per share for last year's Q2. Quarterly sales rose 9% to $2.968 billion. Comparable-store sales were up 4%. Now for guidance, which is pretty weak. For Q3, Ross sees earnings ranging between 48 and 50 cents per share, and comp-store sales growth of 1% to 2%. For Q4, which is the big holiday quarter, Ross projects earnings between 60 and 63 cents per share, and comp-store sales growth between 0% and 1%. CEO Barbara Rentler addressed the weak guidance: Looking ahead, Ms. Rentler said, "While we hope to do better, we are maintaining a cautious outlook for the second half, when we face more challenging sales and earnings comparisons. In addition, the macro-economic and retail landscapes remain uncertain. Adding it all up, Ross sees earnings this year coming in between $2.40 and $2.45 per share. They made $2.21 per share last year. The shares were down about 9% in after-hours trading, so I expect an ugly day on Friday. Still, I'm going to raise my Buy Below on Ross Stores from $52 to $54 per share. Stocks I'm Considering for Next Year's Buy List I won't unveil my 2016 Buy List for four more months, but I wanted to share with you some ideas I'm considering for new additions. Of course, there's no guarantee that these will be our new stocks; December is a long time away. I don't want to go into too much detail yet, but these are some options I'm looking at. Ultimately, I'll choose only five. Alliance Data Systems (ADS) is an interesting company. They're the folks behind all those "loyalty" programs. They've had impressive earnings growth, but the stock got hammered last month after its earnings report. Silgan Holdings (SLGN) is a leading supplier of rigid packaging for shelf-stable food and other consumer-goods products. Danaher (DHR) is a former Buy List stock I never should have gotten rid of. Solid stock. International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF) is a cosmetics and consumer-products company. Hershey (HSY) is the major candy conglomerate. Very stable business. The just raised their dividend by 9%. Foot Locker (FL) has been, believe it or not, an earnings powerhouse. I always say I'll buy CVS (CVS) when it pulls back. It never does. There's probably a lesson in that. Cerner (CERN) is a healthcare IT company. Amazing earnings growth. The stock has been down recently. IDEX (IEX) is one of those boring diversified manufacturers that no one ever pays attention to. The stock hasn't done much in the last two years. They make the Jaws of Life. The name, Mettler-Toledo International (MTD), is nearly good enough for me. The Ohio-based medical-instruments company has been growing very rapidly. I'd like to see the price come down. OSI Systems (OSIS) "designs and manufactures specialized electronic systems and components worldwide." They make metal detectors and airport X-ray inspection machines. That's all for now. No big earnings reports are on tap for next week, but there are a few crucial econ reports due to come out. On Wednesday, the durable-goods report is due to be released. The last report—the one for June—was pretty good, and I'm hoping to see some follow-through. On Thursday, the government will revise its report on Q2 GDP. The initial report showed growth of 2.3%, which wasn't so hot. On Friday, the figures for Q2 personal income and spending will be revised. The initial reports were mostly in line with expectations. Be sure to keep checking the blog for daily updates. I'll have more market analysis for you in the next issue of CWS Market Review! – Eddy Named by CNN/Money as the best buy-and-hold blogger, Eddy Elfenbein is the editor of Crossing Wall Street. His free Buy List has beaten the S&P 500 seven times in the last eight years. This email was sent by Eddy Elfenbein through Crossing Wall Street. 2223 Ontario Road NW, Washington, DC 20009, USA Annunci Share this:TwitterFacebookLinkedInGoogleTumblrRedditStampaE-mailPinterestPocketWhatsAppTelegramSkypeMi piace:Mi piace Caricamento... Correlati


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Yesterday we had a three minute silence for the earthquake victims, as ordered by the State Council. Everyone stopped working, and on the street people stood in silence and cars stopped on the road. Cars blew their horns and the city set off its air raid sirens. It was really a remarkable display of united grief.
Many people logged off MSN for the three minutes as well, and put a little rainbow in front of their MSN names. (In parenthesis: Why has MSN become such a medium of showing your loyalties and your fervor for China? It's sometimes overdone: If you don't have a heart, you don't love China! MSN is a new way of enforcing the mass line—and one that only targets those who have access to computers.)
This disaster is especially heartbreaking because of the sickeningly high number of schools that collapsed. There have been some tough questions about why those buildings so easily fell down. Government officials are making a public display of indignation. Hopefully something will actually be done. Fate is so cruel—if the earthquake had happened one day earlier, those kids would not have been at school.
All over Shanghai, donation drives are being held in parks and on the street. The names of people who donated to earthquake victims are posted in each neighborhood in Shanghai, with the least amount donated at the bottom of the list and the most donated at the top, and people really stop to inspect them. This may be an effort to ward off corruption, but it also seems kind of rotten to make how much you give public information.
Enforced mourning—you see it in many forms. Last night on TV, every station—every station—showed earthquake news (as ordered by the government). No soap operas, no movies, no other news that I saw. It was really striking. In a country with over 1.1 billion TV viewers, in a culture where most families turn on the TV in the evening as a matter of course, and leave it on, it was impossible to escape this news.
There was also news about Western coverage of the earthquake. (Only in insecure China is there news exclusively about news!) I found myself watching clips from CNN and Fox last night, with the Chinese anchors remarking how all the world is sorry about the earthquake. (Watching Fox again, even for just a moment, made me remember what a disgusting station it is—the Fox anchor was oohing and aahing and sighing. It's CCTV's rival—who can most handily disseminate propaganda?)
All the unfettered coverage is of course a remarkable event for China, and, as many have pointed out, it really shows how far China has come since the 1976 Tangshan earthquake. What is truly encouraging is that a couple hours after the quake, the government ordered Chinese journalists not to travel to Sichuan to report on it—instead, the news would go through state media—but many journalists just ignored the order. Later, the government changed its mind. Perhaps the message is finally getting through that free media makes a country stronger, not weaker. Even the Myanmar government seems to be paying attention: the leader of the junta recently pulled off a Wen Jiabao and went to the hardest-hit areas to commiserate with the victims, and the country is now letting in more aid. Thank goodness China didn't follow the route of Burma. Seeing the two disasters side by side—one with real relief efforts and mostly unfettered media access, the other driven by pride, selfishness, and stupidity—emphasizes how far China has come since 1976.
Monday, May 19, 2008
Thoughts about the earthquake
Yesterday we had a three minute silence for the earthquake victims, as ordered by the State Council. Everyone stopped working, and on the street people stood in silence and cars stopped on the road. Cars blew their horns and the city set off its air raid sirens. It was really a remarkable display of united grief.
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
The state and the war hero
Recently I saw two war movies, one from my country of origin and one from my country of residence: Flags of our Fathers, Clint Eastwood's remarkable interrogation of wartime narratives of patriotism; and Assembly, Feng Xiaogang's sympathetic look at the horrors of China's civil war. Flags is about that famous photograph that is engraved in the memory of just about every American: a group of soldiers hastily raising the American flag above the battleground of Iwo Jima. Clint Eastwood's objective is fairly clear. He explores the background of the battle itself, displaying its messiness and showing how a narrative of heroism was built around it. By doing so he undermines the kind of simplistic patriotism that is often constructed during wartime; his movie is starkly different from the films about the "good war" that we are used to, and it is a testament to how far war movies have come in America.
Assembly came out a year later and deals with roughly the same time period. The setting is China in 1948, during the war between the communist party and the nationalist party. In its own way, Assembly is also a testament to how far war films have come in China: the Chinese civil war, when it is dealt with in popular entertainment at all, has in the past depicted the Guomindang as villainous. In Assembly, the Guomindang is hardly dealt with at all. Instead, the film focuses on a captain on the communist side, Gu Zidi, who leads his unit in a desperate struggle against advancing GMD forces. In the ensuing battle everyone is wiped out except him. The second half of the film is set after the war; it is taken up by Gu trying to gain recognition for his unit's sacrifice and bravery.
It is striking to view Flags alongside Assembly, because the films are starkly different in how they depict the relationship between the state and the war hero. In Flags, the state is an intrusive, disruptive force. The soldiers have their own private experiences that a simple narrative of bravery couldn't possibly encompass. The government seeks to use their painful experiences for its own ends; the film explores how subjective and messy experiences can be appropriated for the needs of the nation-state.
In Assembly, however, the war hero's subjectivity is intimately bound to recognition by the state. In the second half of the movie, Gu goes to great lengths to achieve that recognition. Because he is the only survivor of the battle it is difficult to corroborate the story of his unit's fight. He tries to find evidence of his soldiers' heroism, including traveling to the battleground, which has since become a coal mine, and digging until he finds the remains of his comrades. Perhaps the film's most powerful scene is when the state finally gives him the recognition he needs by putting on an official ceremony and pinning a medal on his chest. In Flags such ceremonies are depicted as hollow and meaningless; in Assembly, it is the pinnacle of Gu's quest, and lets him live out the rest of his life in peace.
It would be possible to argue that this kind of depiction of the state in Assembly comes from the stiff control the communist government has over public discussions of its wars, and that if given absolutely free rein, Feng Xiaogang would have done it differently. This is no doubt true, to an extent. But as several sources have pointed out, including this blog, state-society relations are extremely different in China than they are in Western countries, and these two films' depictions of the influence of the state reflect their different historical sensibilities. Both films are products of their locales. To put it much too simply, in America state/society relations are often characterized by tension, and in China they are often characterized by linkage.
The different frameworks of state/society relations that these movies depict lie behind the impression many Chinese have these days that Western critics are out to get China. They also lie behind the shock many Westerners feel when they realize that even Chinese who have access to various points of view are stridently nationalistic. I'm not sure how these misunderstandings can be cleared up—often the two sides seem to be talking past each other rather than with each other—but perhaps watching more movies is a good place to start.


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By Jen Nguyen
Lately I've been caught up with bacterial growth. Like the kind that spreads over raw cheese, forming a rind and eventually flavor. While the development of this colony is in itself fascinating (and delicious!), it's not what particularly gets me – I'm amazed that growth even starts.
During my last visit home to California, I toured Cowgirl Creamery and sampled Red Hawk: a lovely cheese with a lovely story. The rose-orange color, corresponding bacterium and taste were all a product of an accident. A protocol gone wrong. (Or right, depending on your perspective.)
As the story goes, a batch of aging cheeses was neglected and the culture overgrown. In a half-ditch effort to save the batch, the rounds were scrubbed in salt water and left out to sit. An unusual blush developed, someone dared to taste it, and – as chance would have it – a novel market item was born.
Red Hawk's unique appearance, odor, and funk derive from a marine bug of the genus Brevibacterium. Apparently these bacteria float around in the Point Reyes air, drifting until they encounter a round of adolescent cheese.
This is incredible to me. Not the part about marine bacteria in air; waves break, droplets dry, and particles aerosolize. But that a bug isolated from seawater and fish guts can then travel via air to grow in a substantially different habitat, is that not remarkable? This bug didn't book a plane ticket to Cowgirl. Rather, it was repeatedly thrust into new environments and succeeded greatly.
Now I risk anthropomorphizing, which is a dangerous thing, especially with microbes. Our intuition about the world largely fails if we try to impose it onto theirs. But be as it will, my awe stems at least in part from my attempts to empathize. Sure, life happens. But I don't imagine I'd do all that well if I was unexpectedly cut off from food for even a handful of hours.
By comparison, our lives seemed too good to be true. A reliable food supply, the promise of shelter – what luxury! Especially as a middle-class resident in the Golden State, which boasts only a miniscule fraction of the country's farmland yet produces a hefty claim of the crop. With naïve nostalgia I would refer to California as "the land of wonder," where everything grows. That was until I realized that I – like bacteria – depend on resources that are not under my control but the environment's.
Last month, my family sent me a box of persimmons grown from a tree in our backyard. (For those who have never tried a persimmon, I highly recommend.) Happy nevertheless to have had them, I couldn't help but notice their meager size, odd texture, and poor taste, presumably an effect of California's now three-year drought.
Because the West depends on accumulated snowmelt for a majority of its water, the climate largely affects key commodities, such as sanitation and agriculture. As our reservoirs diminish, the availability of water changes. And when the available water becomes sufficiently mismanaged, we'll find ourselves cast in a real-life production of Urinetown (a musical, also recommended), whether we like it or not.
While we can't force snow to fall, we can control how we respond to environmental limitations. During the Big Dry, a drought that lasted about a decade, the Australian government spent billions on support packages for farmers. In California, farmers are investing into new groundwater wells. Will these actions succeed over the timescales we require?
This brings me back to bacteria and my ever-deepening respect for them. Their solutions may not be ours. (It may not matter to them if a skewed resource distribution forces the majority to die. And they are likely less fickle and demanding than we.) But this uncanny ability to live – and perhaps thrive – in wild fluctuating environments is an admirable trait.
Perhaps limiting ourselves to one song in the shower, or pay-per-use toilets, or choosing desert stargazing over desert golf, seems somewhat restrictive. But life on Earth has existed for billions of years in exceedingly restrictive environments, probably even more so than that of marine bacteria today (no cheese). The world fluctuates. Life learns to live within nature's limits, and I realize I am no exception.
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Police spokesman Ajith Rohana today denied that former TNA parliamentarian M.K. Sivajalingam and seven others were arrested while transporting posters in Nelliyadi, Jaffna last night.
SP Rohana said the posters, which depicted the August 1983 prison riots, were seized as they could have incited communal violence.
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ErikT necessitava di un nuovo design di logo e ha lanciato un contest su 99designs.
È stato scelto un vincitore tra 82 design presentati da 20 designer.
We are 2 scandinavian guys working on making an online tool for Chimney Sweepers to manage their work planning and accounting.
Our brand "FejerPro" is a shorting of "Skorstensfejer" the danish name for Chimney Sweeper and "Pro" as in Professional.
The target audience for the brand is the Chimney Sweeper in Scandinavian that will be using the system - the purpose is to convey trust and confidence in the product.
We like the logo to used some of the symbol language associated with Chimneys and Chimneys Sweepers, but keep it simple.
The logo should convey trust and confidence
We are open for any type of suggestions.
(FYI, By mistake I had added "ApS" to the brand name, please excluded it - thanks)
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second place finish of 2014
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Kevin Harvick (right) restarts beside Dale Earnhardt Jr. with three laps to go at Pocono Raceway.
By Dominic Aragon
August 4, 2014
Kevin Harvick overcame a pit road speeding penalty and damage to post a second place finish in Sunday's GoBowling.com 400 at Pocono Raceway.
Harvick, who scored his fourth runner-up finish of 2014, started sixth and led five laps en route to his performance.
"[Our day] wasn't exactly how you would lay it out on a piece of paper, for sure," Harvick said from the Pocono Media Center post-race. "We had a really fast car in clean air, a really loose car in traffic, and then we kind of got behind when I got the speeding penalty.
"I was making sure I didn't hit the 11 and I looked down and I was way above where I needed to be on speed. But we were able to somewhat dodge that wreck. There was a huge drain on the back of the straightaway on the middle of the asphalt, and ran through, and it bounced us up in the wall as we were trying to go through the wreck on the straightaway back there."
Harvick passed Greg Biffle with a handful of laps remaining for second place and restarted on the front row with Dale Earnhardt Jr. for the final restart.
"The first lap on the restart, [I] was able to drive into one with [Earnhardt Jr.]," Harvick said. "He kind of got up the racetrack and … if I could get beside him going into [turn] one, I thought I could have a chance."
Sunday's race was the third time this season Earnhardt Jr. and Harvick finished first and second, with Harvick winning the previous two times.
The second place effort is the career best for Harvick at Pocono in 28 starts.
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"I have much faster cars than I have talent at Pocono, so I'm happy that they brought really fast cars to both races," Harvick said.
Nonetheless, Harvick sits 11th in points with five races before the Chase. The Stewart-Haas Racing driver secured a spot in this year's playoffs, but the mindset for he and his team remains the same.
"On the days when things are right, you need to capitalize on them and win the race," Harvick said."


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The issue is not the service and not an issue of drop in service but the idea that I was transferred to TT without my permission. I did not want TT but was transferred to them. Now since I have signed with Sky and Sky has notified TT that I am cancelling TT service TT is stating they may charge me for early termination of a contract I did not sign for, agree to, or receive T&C. So what I want to know is since I did not authorize TT to direct debit my bank account how can they do this without my permission. Secondly how can TT charge me a termination. With respect, reread my initial comments, please.
Good Reply. As a preamble please note, Virgin has "transfered" service for over 100,000 customers to TT.
I have had service with Virgin for over two years and have never received a contract or T&C. Additionally, I have never receive T&C from TT. In the letter I received from TT they reference Section 10 of T&C which, to repeat, I have never received. So since I have NO T&C from either company I can not determine any contract rights Virgin may have to transfer. I do recollect that dealing with other services like mobile phone that you are normally committed to a contract for two years. So do you have knowledge of the enforceability of a contract terms when you continue to have sevice beyond the initial commitment. In writing this it becoming clear I need the contract (T&C) from both companies but that may be like pulling teeth and take forever. I really now don't know what I am asking now, maybe some guidance particularly in regard to should I cancel the direct debt to avoid charges for cancelling before the minimum period.


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Every time you start Internet Explorer, it loads the page you designate as your home page. By default, Microsoft takes you to home.microsoft.com from where you can follow links to assemble a home page based on your own interests. You can designate any Web page as your home page; if you're connected to a company intranet, you may prefer to set a local page on your intranet to load automatically at startup.
To reset your home page, load the page you want to use; then choose View, Internet Options; and click on the General tab (see Figure 27.12). Click Use Current to set the current page as your home page. Click Use Default to restore the default Microsoft home page. Click Use Blank to replace the home page with a blank page that loads instantly.


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Combine the concerti and genius of Corelli (on the 300th anniversary of his death) with the charisma and virtuosity of Stefano Montanari to make a thrilling evening of Italian string repertoire by Vivaldi, Scarlatti, Razetti, Corelli & Montanari (not Stefano – but Antonio 1676-1737). Performances between 9 and 17 November 2013.
Director & violin Stefano Montanari
Concertmaster Kinga Ujszászi
Concerto Grosso Op 6 No 8 in g minor
Vivace-Grave – Allegro – Adagio-Allegro-Adagio – Vivace – Allegro – Pastorale: Largo
Concerto Grosso 5 in d minor
Allegro – Grave – Allegro – Minuetto
Concerto Grosso Op 6 No 1 in D
Largo-Allegro – Largo-Allegro – Largo – Allegro – Allegro
Violin Concerto in f minor
Allegro ma non presto – Grave – Allegro
Violin Concerto in A 'per eco in lontano' RV552
Allegro – Larghetto – Allegro
Concerto Grosso in A
Adagio – Allegro – Grave – Vivace
Violin Concerto in f minor 'Winter' from Quattro Stagioni RV297
Allegro non molto – Largo – Allegro
The Corelli, Charisma and Concerto concert is an all-Italian programme. In the baroque era national styles were very distinctive, every country had its own musical taste. It is quite easy to compare Italian music to Italian shoes: quality is very, very important and the material has to be classy. The style is extrovert and it is created to be heard. It was also made to satisfy the customer's vanity with elaborate decoration. This year marks the 300th anniversary of Arcangelo Corelli's death, and it is his influence which very clearly brings our programme together. He was a renowned composer and a well respected violinist in his time, and for a long time afterwards influencing form, style and instrumental technique not only in Rome – where he was based for most of his life – but most parts of Europe. He is generally credited with the creation of the concerto. Alessandro Scarlatti and A.M. Montanari were also based for at least a few years of their lives in Rome and together with Corelli all three musicians were employed for shorter or longer periods by Cardinal Ottoboni. The next great innovator in the concerto genre after Corelli was the Venetian Antonio Vivaldi. He made substantial contributions to musical style, violin technique and the practice of orchestration, and he was a pioneer of orchestral programme music. All the composers whose music features in this concert programme were great violinists, most of them having leading positions in different orchestras. These concertos not only reveal their individual playing styles and abilities on the violin, but the history of concerto writing from the earliest examples to the mature baroque concerto.


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I'm just back from a few days with a pal in a caravan near Polperro, Cornwall. There was a beer festival based in The Old Mill House in the village. I got there on the last night of the festival where, for a paltry sum, one was given a souvenir half pint mug and a number of tickets to hand to volunteer bar stewards at the cellar where there were 24 barrels tapped up, also a leaflet giving details of the beers.
The cellar area was crowded but people kindly made room for us at a table close to the cellar entrance. I had just returned with a full glass when my pal told me: 'This lady would like to buy some honey.' I'd never met her before and wonder how the conversation got around to honey. It is possible that her husband recognised me as I recall, a year ago, having a conversation with him in the Three Pilchards about moustache wax, he having a bristling handlebar.
The lady, Mel by name, (Mel means 'honey'!) was even willing to do it by mail order! She is keen to take up beekeeping and her husband, Richard, is also. Unfortunately, he has back problems due to an accident and so wouldn't be able to cope with the conventional stacking heavy boxes so I explained about top bar hives and cupboard hives.
Mel is an artist and proudly explained that she, nine years ago, had designed the logo of the beer festival. I saw them again next day and gave her a copy of the poem I had written last year about my visit to Polperro at the tail end of the beer festival. Following this year's festival, for a couple of days or so, there were lots of tapped barrels that needed to be emptied, so for £1.50 people were given a pint glass and access to the cellar. That meant that over an eight hour session I was able to sample and score all of the beers, ranging from Exe Valley Brewery's 'Dobs Best Bitter' at 4.1% earning a comment 'bland and wet' and a score of 2 to Blue Anchor's 'Spingo Special' at 4.8% earning the comment 'powerful, tasty, warming, smooth but with a bite' and a score of 10, drawing with Fry's 'Ruby Chough' at 4.5% earning the comment 'interesting!. Smoky flavour, woody, blackberries'.
The first beer I had tasted was, for obvious reasons, Sharp's Hayle Bay Honey IPA at 6.6% earning the comment 'Wow! Sweet but not cloying. Lots of body and flavour – warming!' and a score of 8.


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We travelled west for what seemed like an age,
but it wasn't like we were trapped in a cage,
the vast distances of the outback stretched out,
and we were totally free to go walkabout,
but it was also nice to just sit back and relax,
observing stars dancing on water to the max,
as we passed Lake Cadibarrawirracanna,
the second longest official name in Oztralia.
Quorn Lunch at Quorn
After passing Lake Cadibarrawirracanna we headed south. We avoided Coober Pedy, as it sounded underground and troublesome, and instead headed down to Quorn for lunch.
They dished up some nice non-meat dishes there, such as fillets, sausages and grills. Wesgrey, Jane and Barkatowt were so full they decided to stay to sleep it off, so we bade them farewell and continued on foot and paw.
Theold Gumtree at The Old Gumtree
We were going to visit Whyalla,
but we asked a few people directions,
and they didn't seem to have a clear answer.
We were a bit stumped, but then we saw a giant greenygrey looking opal, which must have escaped from the opal trade. It seemed to be pointing in a direction, so we followed it, and lo and behold we soon arrived in Adelaide.
However, just as we felt our luck was in, a sudden blast of time sent us back to the founding of South Australia at The Old Gum Tree.
A weird-looking game was going on in a field alongside the old gum tree. It looked like a mixture of Australian rules and cricket.
As we walked around the field we came across a cane toad taking bets on the game, which we saw was between teams of Crows and Redbacks.
When it saw us it introduced itself as Theold Gumtree. We told it our predicament, and it said that if we could guess the winner of the game we would be able to return to our time.
We got in a huddle
and a bit of a muddle,
trying to work out a preamble
so we could finish our ramble.


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I've got a MOSS 2007. I want to insert a table into the Content Editor Webpart using the Rich Text Editor. I am choosing "Insert Table" and the new window occurs. But I can't do anything.
The buttons in the format section are not enabled.
There are a lot of display errors. (I wanted to upload an image but I don't know where...) The display errors are pictures with the name "TRANS.GIF" lying in the images folder of the 12Hive. There are several of these images maybe to align the
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I've found a similar post:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/sharepointadmin/thread/fc9b388c-2a16-436c-afb4-b6d06b2f5fe5...but i don't have the same errors on the event log.
- SP2 installed already
- Recyle Application Pool works but only temporarily ... it keeps happening again
I have the following and any help would be much appreciated!!!
Event Type: Error
Event Source: Office SharePoint Server
Event Category: Office Server Shared Services
Event ID: 6482
Date: 10/13/2010
Time: 4:13:34 PM
User: N/A
Computer: XX1
Application Server Administration job failed for service instance Microsoft.Office.Server.Search.Administration.SearchServiceInstance (a21cc2ec-8b2b-4ee1-bcc6-d971a5dcc263).
Reason: The trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed.
Techinal Support Details:
System.SystemException: The trust relationship between this workstation and the primary domain failed.
at System.Security.Principal.SecurityIdentifier.TranslateToNTAccounts(IdentityReferenceCollection sourceSids, Boolean& someFailed)
I have put a Content Editor WebPart on a page and I'm trying to insert a picture from the Rich text editor, but whenever I try this I get this error:
List does not exist.
The page you selected contains a list that does not exist. It may have been deleted by another user.
This also happens when inserting links. When I use Fiddler I can see that the error occurs somewhere in AssetPortalBrowser.aspx and It's likely that the last location used to insert pictures and links no longer exist. So the question is how do I reset the
location to point to a list on the current site, or any other list for that matter? I tried deleting and adding the WebPart on the page without any luck. Typing in a valid link in the link text box or setting the attribute "DefaultToLastUsedLocation" to "false"
in the call to AssetPortalBrowser.aspx did not work either. I read the solution at
http://mossipqueen.wordpress.com/2008/08/08/assetportalbrowser-error-list-does-not-exist/ (de- and re-activate Office SharePoint Server Publishing feature) but the feature is not activated on my web. Does anyone have a tip on what to do? This happens
on a live SharePoint environment so there may be some restrictions as to what I can
conn.ConnectionString =
"data Source=.\SQLEXPRESS;AttachDbFilename=|DataDirectory|\subi.mdf;Integrated Security=True;Connect Timeout=30;User Instance=True"
But i am not able to insert values into the table..
am getting sqlexception error.... and msg as invalid object name "staff" as staff is my table name.. before this i had some problem with connection then i cleared that problem then after that this problem occured..
plz guide me on this ... i need to complete my project as soon as possible
Hi guys,
I'm using Integration Services to insert rows into a SQL Server 2008 table, and I'm receiving an error - only when the table is empty before the insert. I use SSIS quite frequently, and this is the first time I've seen this kind of issue. Since
I'm getting some internal errors that seem related to the engine in the reports, I figured I'd post here for ideas.
Here's the dump from the Agent job that runs the package:
Executed as user: CORP\_DWAdmin_Service. Microsoft (R) SQL Server Execute Package Utility Version 10.0.2531.0 for 64-bit Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp 1984-2005. All rights reserved. Started: 8:38:29 PM Error: 2010-10-11
20:39:14.14 Code: 0xC0202009 Source: Insert New Records DIM_CUSTOMER [6] Description: SSIS Error Code DTS_E_OLEDBERROR. An OLE DB error has occurred. Error code: 0x80004005.
An OLE DB record is available. Source: "Microsoft SQL Server Native Client 10.0" Hresult: 0x80004005 Description: "Warning: Fatal error 3624 occurred at Oct 11 2010 8:39PM. Note the error and time, and contact your system administrator.".
An OLE DB record is available. Source: "Microsoft SQL Server Native Client 10.0" Hresult: 0x800
In the same code, pasted above if I want to display rating control using xslt list view webpart what I need to write.
I have created few xslt list view webparts for my site but I am not able to display rating control using xslt. I am writing something like this
<xsl:apply-templates select="$Fields[@Name='AverageRating']" mode="PrintField">
<xsl:with-param name="thisNode" select="."/>
<xsl:with-param name="Position" select="$Position"/>
But for this I think i need to include some parameter or any particular template. Using the above type of code in xslt this is not working. I do not want to display table header row. Please guide me on this.
Since upgrading to IE8, I have started getting the following error message when editing webparts such as the Content Editor webpart on a publishing page:"Are you sure you want to navigate away from this page?
The page took too long to save. Yo ucan click "Cance", and then try to sae the page again. IfÃÂ you click "OK", you might lose unsaved date.
Press OK to continue, or Cancel to stay on the current page."Thanks for any help!
I added a table of contnets webpart to the page.when I browse the site from the appserver every this is working fine.When I borwse fron the front end server i am getting error file not found when i select a site,And when i try to expand the site
There was an error in the call back.
Can any one suggest me why this erros is occuring.
Can anybody tell me how to create table with their outline?After i create table, the outline doesn't appear.
If i want to add table, i can't select "Use Predefined Table Format" check box.
Thnx in advance
When a content editor webpart is open for editing - if they use the Rich Text Editor the error message is "Cannot retrieve properties at this time
If they use the Source Editor - they can make changes but it give them the message "Cannot save changes"
I Have a CEWP, i have written jquery for displaying the same.It works fine when i do the following:
Site Actions --> Edit page -->Add a Webpart --> CEWP --> and in the Source control editor, i paste the jquery. My jquery does a calculation by comparing two values A and B in a list. If A is greater, one image is shown, if it is less another
image will be shown.When the user clicks the image the list gets opened and on the change in the values the image will be changed. This works perfectly when i do the above.
But when i create a Webpart page, it gets created in the Shared Documents site. And when i add a web part and does the same thing, my CEWP is not showing the correct image.
In a SharePoint content editor webpart i have 5 buttons in a table. I want to create a image rollover effect so when a user hoovers their mouse overt he image it changes. Please can you help me do this?
Hello All,
I have a CEWP with Javascript assigend to it..how to modify the script assigned to?
I am creating a web form that requires a lot of validation. I use many of the validation control in asp.net already like RequiredFieldValidator and CompareValidator.
My Problem: after my custom validation for the value entered return an error message, and I pressed enter key when the field is empty, my custom error message is overlapped by my ValidationSummary.
Setting my custom error to visible = false on button click also does not seem to work as it requires for me to enter the value first.
This made me think, is there a way to insert my custom validation inside the ValidationSummary as an error message like for other validation control?
Thanks in advance
I'am using dnamic entity with EF4. On a list page of a table, I would like to display a column containing information from a child table of the current element. Sample :
Order List :
Order Data | Required Date | Shipped Date | etc... | ... | Customer Name (foreign key with tostring() method override) | Customer Postal Code (Column that I want to add) |
I don't known how to do that. Is it possible ? Maybe I have to to create my own Metadata proxy that will add dynamicly a column on the MetaColumn list of the table.
Does someone have an easier or better idea ?
Thank you for any help.
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I'm getting the following error message:
Unable to cast object of type 'System.Data.Linq.DataQuery`1[Username]' to type
I've been searching but can't find a solution. This particular table has 4 columns. The first column is the int indentifier. Column 2 is "username" (varchar50) and is the primary key. Column3 is "userID" (uniqueidentifier) and column 4 is "active" (varchar5) .
Dim dc As New DataClassesDataContext
Dim c3 As New Username With {.userID = userGuid, _
.username = userCustomName, _
.active = "False"}
Catch ex As Exception
Throw ex
End Try
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Moving on from my beautiful sink, I wanted to mention what I ordered for my mother-in-law for Mother's Day. She is a huge Cubs fan, but also one of those women who doesn't really need anything. The only thing she has mentioned she wanted is a new toilet brush, but I didn't really think that was a great idea for Mother's Day. A couple of years ago she lost all her jewelry in a burglary, so jewelry is always my fall-back gift. She said she loves the watch I ordered for her on Amazon! There was also a coupon code, so that made it even better. I can't wait to see it on her when she comes up to visit in June.
Last night I placed another order with To Your Health Sprouted Flour Co. I love their products and the fact that I don't have to do all the work myself. My last order was really just a sample of some of their products, but this time I decided to place a larger order. I also decided to forgo any brown rice flour because of the continuing issue with arsenic contamination. Even though we are gluten-free, I have realized that even without rice flour, I can still produce baked goods that are wonderful using a variety of other sprouted flours. Check them out, they're wonderful!


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women's hockey Gold medal preview
Time, TV 11 a.m. thursday, Ch. 11
The history
Canada is the three-time defending gold medal winner. The U.S. won its only gold medal in 1998 in Nagano, Japan, in the debut of women's Olympic hockey. This is a rematch of the gold medal game at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. Team USA has not beaten Canada on Olympic ice in 16 years.
earlier in these games
Canada scored three goals in the third period to defeat the U.S. 3-2 in the preliminary round.
Key players
Former Gopher Amanda Kessel, top, and teammate Brianna Decker are tied for second in the tournament in scoring with six points. Canada is led by veteran Hayley Wickenheiser, right, who is participating in her fifth Olympic tournament and served as Canada's flagbearer in these Games.
« They're at the top of their game, we're at the top of ours. It's definitely a hot ticket. »
Team USA's Hilary Knight
Gold medal games
1998 Nagano
USA 3, Canada 1
2002 Salt Lake
Canada 3, USA 2
2006 Torino
Canada 4, Sweden 1
2010 Vancouver
Canada 2, USA 0
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