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McIlroy confident at the front
Rory McIlroy leads by one at halfway and insists he doesn't just hope to win the Omega Dubai Desert Classic from here - he expects to win.
"Yeah, I do," he said when asked if he had as much confidence in his eventual triumph as just about everyone else in Dubai bar his chief rivals. "I'm leading the golf tournament. I've been in this position before and I've gone on to win.
"I've led from the front quite well in tournaments that I have won. And I feel like I'm still playing well. I know the course just as well as anyone else.
"So, yeah, I'm expecting to go out there and shoot two good scores over the weekend and hopefully lift the trophy."
He also said: "Hopefully that's my bad round out of the way."
McIlroy appears hell-bent on consigning 2013 to oblivion and while he had a back nine wobble that momentarily left him seething, his up and down for birdie at the 18th mollified his mood and gave him a two under 70 and the slimmest of leads over European Tour based American Books Koepka (69-65) on 11 under par.
That McIlroy is highly competitive is good to see but it was just as refreshing to hear Tiger Woods, eight shots off the pace after a ragged 73, crack a few jokes at his own expense.
"I was on so many parts of the golf course today that I got to meet so many people, signed so many autographs out there and gave a lot of balls away," Woods joked at a junior golf clinic on the practice range after his round. "But seriously, I was just hitting it sideways."
Less than a week ago, the world No 1 shot a third round 79 in the Farmer's Insurance Open and refused to speak to reporters. Perhaps it's the desert air or possibly the seven-figure appearance fee, but he didn't sound overly worried that he hit just four of 14 fairways or racked up 31 putts.
As ESPN's Bob Harig pointed out: "If there is a bright spot, it's Woods' short game. He has hit just 11 of 28 fairways and only 22 of 36 greens through two rounds but has gotten it up and down for par 13 out of 14 times. His other two bogeys were three-putts."
After making the cut with only one stroke to spare, Woods will partner former West of Ireland champion Mikko Illonen of Finland in the third round from 8.50 am while McIlroy will go off in the final group with Koepka nearly four hours later.
It's not quite the scenario that Omega were looking for, which explains why McIlroy and a clearly under-golfed Woods were thrown together for the first two days.
Irish fans will be pleased to see Damien McGrane just three strokes off the lead on eight under par after a grinding 70. But they will have been equally pleased to see how McIlroy has developed a trait that made Woods infamous - he can shoot under par without playing his A or even his B game.
He missed the fairway at the first three holes but while he bogeyed the first, overshooting the green from the left rough, he parred the second and birdied the par-five third from the front trap.
Woods also birdied the third from greenside sand but he was never in position to attack the course and while he followed bogeys at the sixth (three-putt) and ninth (fairway metal into left rough, metal over the back and three from there) with a two at the 11th, he three-putted from 50 feet for bogey at the 14th and parred in.
"I've been hitting hot pulls and every one of those things has some serious heat to it which is nice but I just need to get it online," Woods said of his waywardness off the tee.
"I would rather hit the hot pull than the big flame out, crop duster to the right."
Denying he was frustrated and hopeful he can still find a way of firing a couple of low rounds, Woods said: "It's just part of the process. I took a long break there and didn't really do anything much. Just trying to get my body organised and that part has materialised and that's nice.
"Now just need to get the game to come around and hopefully tomorrow, I need a lot of wind on the weekend and play two great rounds."
Woods is not the only one hoping for some wind at the weekend. McIlroy reckons a good breeze will play into his hands.
"I don't mind if it gets up the next couple days because I feel like I'm hitting the ball well enough that the wind usually makes it a bit more of a ball striking contest," he said. "So I don't mind if it blows a little bit.
For a while it looked as though McIlroy would go on one of his birdie streaks and leave the field miles behind. After birdies at the fifth and seventh he was three clear on 11 under.
When he birdied the 10th, it was looking ominous for the rest with two par fives and a couple of wedge holes to come.
But he had a power lip out to bogey the par-five 13th, missed a chance at the 15th, drove into the desert and bogeyed the 16th and then failed to birdie the driveable, par-four 17th. When he couldn't go for the green in two at the 18th, it appeared he would end the day tied for the lead with Koepka on 10 under.
But he played safe, hit his third to six feet and rolled in the putt to remain out in front.
"It was nice to birdie the last and at least give myself a one shot lead going into tomorrow," he said, trying manfully to look on the bright side. "But yeah, just go back tonight and sort of regroup and realise that I'm still leading the tournament.
"I regrouped after that [lip out on 13]. I hit a couple of loose drives out there which I haven't really done the past couple weeks, but still feel like I'm playing well enough to obviously go on."
Pressed on his lapses, McIlroy added: "I was just sort of more frustrated because the back nine is the nine that you sort of want to build your score on and playing the harder nine in two-under par, I thought I did well there.
"I was a little frustrated not to, you know, I guess get a few more birdies on that back nine. But as I said, a good, positive way to finish the round with a nice birdie on 18."
McIlroy and McGrane were joined for the weekend by Michael Hoey, who shot a level par 72 to make the two-under par cut on the mark.
But it was another frustrating week for Shane Lowry, who completed an unwanted hat-trick of missed cuts in the Desert Swing events.
The Clara man, currently ranked 89th in the world, missed out by a stroke by the second week running after struggling off the tee and on the greens en route to a 73.
Starting on the easier back nine, he was just one under through nine holes and three under for the tournament, leaving him a shot inside the projected cut mark.
But he hit just three of 14 fairways and racked up 33 putts as he came home in two over 37 with a solitary birdie at the 351-yard second against bogeys at the first, fourth and eighth.
Simon Thornton birdied three of his last six holes for a 71 but the damage was done by an opening 75 and at two over, he also missed out on the same mark as Gareth Maybin, who double bogeyed the eighth (his 17th) en route to a 71.
Dubliner Peter Lawrie, who followed a 76 with a 73 to miss the cut on five over and missed his sixth cut in a row since he salvaged his tour card in Perth late last year.
The 2008 Spanish Open winner was out for the count from the start when he opened with a double bogey six at the first.
Lawrie has now missed 20 cuts out of 26 since he finished 17th in Dubai 12 months ago.
He bravely avoided a trip to Q-School with an 18th place finish in the Perth International last October, but has now missed the first six cuts of the 2014 European Tour season - three before Christmas and the first three this year since he reluctantly split with his coach of 12 years, Brendan McDaid, at the end of the year.
Omega Dubai Desert Classic
133 R McIlroy (Nir) 63 70;
134 B Koepka (USA) 69 65;
136 J Quesne (Fra) 66 70; D Willett (Eng) 71 65; D McGrane (Irl) 66 70;
137 T Jaidee (Tha) 68 69; S Gallacher (Sco) 66 71; J Donaldson (Wal) 69 68; J Walters (RSA) 69 68; H Stenson (Swe) 70 67; R Rock (Eng) 67 70; E Molinari (Ita) 65 72;
138 F Molinari (Ita) 69 69; R Kakko (Fin) 69 69; E Grillo (Arg) 71 67; S Dyson (Eng) 69 69; M Carlsson (Swe) 69 69; M Madsen (Den) 71 67; S Hansen (Den) 67 71;
139 G Bourdy (Fra) 71 68; R Sterne (RSA) 66 73; J Van Zyl (RSA) 71 68; T Olesen (Den) 71 68; J Luiten (Ned) 70 69; B Rumford (Aus) 69 70; C Doak (Sco) 71 68; S Kim (Kor) 70 69; S Kjeldsen (Den) 68 71; P Lawrie (Sco) 68 71; M Siem (Ger) 72 67;
140 M Baldwin (Eng) 66 74; R Karlsson (Swe) 73 67; T Lewis (Eng) 71 69; R Jacquelin (Fra) 69 71; P Waring (Eng) 70 70; B Wiesberger (Aut) 70 70; J Campillo (Esp) 68 72; K Broberg (Swe) 71 69; M Crespi (Ita) 69 71; E De La Riva (Esp) 70 70; A Wall (Eng) 74 66; R Cabrera-Bello (Esp) 71 69; C Montgomerie (Sco) 70 70;
141 D Fichardt (RSA) 69 72; A Quiros (Esp) 69 72; F Couples (USA) 70 71; M Ilonen (Fin) 69 72; L Slattery (Eng) 70 71; R Wattel (Fra) 68 73; A Cañizares (Esp) 74 67; A Levy (Fra) 69 72; T Woods (USA) 68 73; M Kieffer (Ger) 71 70; S Webster (Eng) 71 70; S Hend (Aus) 69 72; H Otto (RSA) 68 73; S Noh (Kor) 69 72;
142 J Lima (Por) 71 71; C Del Moral (Esp) 70 72; S Benson (Eng) 72 70; S Kapur (Ind) 72 70; G Havret (Fra) 70 72; D Van Der Walt (RSA) 72 70; F Zanotti (Par) 72 70; P Larrazábal (Esp) 74 68; S Jamieson (Sco) 73 69; G Stal (Fra) 74 68; T Björn (Den) 72 70; P Casey (Eng) 70 72; M Hoey (Nir) 70 72; C Wood (Eng) 73 69;
143 R Green (Aus) 74 69; R Fisher (Eng) 71 72; P Whiteford (Sco) 76 67; P Uihlein (USA) 75 68; E Pepperell (Eng) 71 72; D Drysdale (Sco) 70 73; S Lowry (Irl) 70 73; G Mulroy (RSA) 73 70;
144 J Carlsson (Swe) 73 71; E Els (RSA) 74 70; T Hatton (Eng) 73 71; N Fasth (Swe) 73 71; D Horsey (Eng) 69 75; M Foster (Eng) 72 72; M O'Meara (USA) 70 74; J Daly (USA) 70 74; B Grace (RSA) 72 72; N Elvira (Esp) 74 70; G Maybin (Nir) 71 73; A Sullivan (Eng) 74 70; J Singh (Ind) 75 69; P Hanson (Swe) 72 72; M Jiménez (Esp) 75 69;
145 R Gonzalez (Arg) 72 73; C Lee (Sco) 73 72; D Howell (Eng) 73 72; F Calmels (Fra) 75 70; T Fleetwood (Eng) 69 76; M Nixon (Eng) 74 71; J Kruger (RSA) 73 72; J Olazábal (Esp) 74 71; J Ballesteros (am) (Esp) 74 71;
146 J Jeong (Kor) 77 69; S Thornton (Irl) 75 71; R Santos (Por) 72 74;
147 J McLeary (Sco) 72 75; S Dodd (Wal) 75 72; J Hansen (Den) 74 73; D Huizing (Ned) 73 74;
148 M Manassero (Ita) 76 72; R Dinwiddie (Eng) 74 74; A Otaegui (Esp) 72 76; R Derksen (Ned) 74 74;
149 R Bland (Eng) 76 73; L Corfield (Eng) 75 74; P Lawrie (Irl) 76 73; A Pavan (Ita) 77 72; J Coceres (Arg) 76 73; B Lane (Eng) 79 70; M Warren (Sco) 72 77;
150 G Storm (Eng) 74 76;
151 G Bhullar (Ind) 77 74;
152 V Riu (Fra) 75 77; M El Maouas (am) (Mar) 73 79;
153 W Westner (RSA) 77 76;
154 T Levet (Fra) 74 80; F Serghini (Mar) 78 76;
155 J Parry (Eng) 75 80;
** D McKenzie (Sco) 77 DQ; M Fraser (Aus) 77 WD; Z Scotland (Eng) 71 DQ.

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Ensuite Cabin
Fully self contained En-suite Cabin over looking Lake Eucumbene.
The En-suite Cabin are the ideal choice for quality accommodation at reasonable prices.
All Cabins have TV, DVD player.
Main bedroom features a double bed with the second bedroom having 2 sets of bunk beds.
The perfect place to sit back and relax after a day enjoying the magnificent lake and local wildlife.
A maximum of 6 people can be accommodated in this Cabin,
- Overlooks the lake
- Combined lounge and dining area
- TV, DVD player
- Fully self contained kitchen
- Gas stove top
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- Bedroom 1 contains a double bed
- Bedroom 2 consists of two sets of bunk beds
- Electric blankets on all beds
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It seems enquiring minds want to know how the Ball went, and truth be told, my dears, I still haven't quite recovered. January has truly been a month of too much goodness. From the Animal Masquerade on New Years Eve to last night's stunning Yard Dogs Road Show, it's been feathers, frolicking, and far too much whiskey for this tart.
First - the Edwardian Ball. Friday night was the World's Faire, and it was incredible. So many fabulous people, in so many jaw-dropping outfits... and exhibits with all kinds of mechanical wonders. All my favorites were in attendance. I made a fabulous sale to a lovely can-can dancer from Le CanCan Bijou, who had a corset that looked like it was made to go with the Juniper set. The talented Mr. Nightshade snapped a picture of her later in the eve... and you can just catch a glimpse her finery.
See Mr. Nightshade's spectacular array of Edwardian Ball weekend photos at his Web site, The Blight.
Stationed at my Adornments for Tarts table, I didn't see much of the evening's performances, but I heard they were amazing. I was content, however, to simply stay in my parlour and admire the lovelies as they paraded by. You can see I managed to lure Industrial Fairytale out at the last minute.
We took Saturday night off but I heard the Ball was beyond imagination. We went back for Sunday Gorey Sunday, where only the truly die-hard costume and circus freaks turned out ~ still not tired of dressing up! ~ and it had a decidedly more goth-y feel to it. Besides the wonderful Vau de Vire acrobatics, my favorite part was, of course, the endlessly amusing antics of Fou Fou Ha. We managed to sneak in some back-stage marauding of our own with Mama Fou and Floufer.
See my love Stache's full set of pictures on Flickr.
Having had only one night to recover from the Edwardian Weekend, last night we couldn't resist going to see the Yard Dogs Road Show for the first time after years of wanting to see them... and we were floored. Sword-swallowers, burlesque wind-up dolls, confetti, the sultriest trombone player ever, feather fans, and even a magical chicken! Here's the magnificent Samsa Asylum playing her accordion.
And it's not over yet... this weekend we are all going to see DeVotchKa! And then hopefully in February I can catch my breath.
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It seems enquiring minds want to know how the Ball went, and truth be told, my dears, I still haven't quite recovered. January has truly been a month of too much goodness. From the Animal Masquerade on New Years Eve to last night's stunning Yard Dogs Road Show, it's been feathers, frolicking, and far too much whiskey for this tart.
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Tags: adornments for tarts, costumes, culture, debauchery, events, Juniper, music, neo-victorianism, steampunk
The Edwardian Ball!
Things are going to be a wee bit quiet here for a few days as I remain hunched over the sewing machine to make stock for the Edwardian Ball this weekend. This is the first year with vendors, and I'm ever so delighted to bring my Adornments for Tarts there!
If you haven't been to the Edwardian Ball and you're a Bay Area local, you should scamper to get tickets with all due haste. I myself will be in attendance on both Friday and Sunday nights. It's one of my favorite annual events ~ decadant costumes, shameless debauchery, lovely performers like Rasputina, Vau de Vire, and Fou Fou Ha!, and enticing exhibitions by Kinetic SteamWorks and Dark Garden make it a must-attend.
One of my favorite pictures ever was taken before my first time at the Edwardian Ball. I've always called the picture "I Dare Say!"
Causing trouble from left to right, Fudo, Stache, Choklit, and Lord Hopton. In the picture I'm wearing the first period costume I ever made. In fact, the Edwardian Ball was where the idea for Adornments for Tarts first sprouted, so it seems only fitting that I'll be vending there in a few days.
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Things That Please Me: Enchanted Dolls
You may have guessed, faithful readers, that I have a deep appreciation for meticulously detailed work. So you can imagine my excitement upon discovering Enchanted Doll, and the exquisite art of Marina Bychkova. Here is her most recent work, a vision of Alice.
I am transfixed by these dolls. Painstaking bead-work! Miniature accessories! Hand-cast porcelain! Anatomical correctness! For many of them, Marina crafts phenomenally detailed costumes, with actual gemstones and precious metals, and the finest velvets, furs and silks... as for Dunyazade's and Scherezhade's lustrous dresses.
The steampunk in me fell head-over-heels for this one ~ the helmet she wears is actually cast bronze.
Marina sometimes goes to elaborate lengths to photograph them in creative environments. On her blog she details building a miniature lotus pond so her boyfriend can photograph Kia, her russet-haired, henna'd, water naiad doll.
I'm absolutely floored by Marina's work. These are more than just dolls, they are high art. They are at once sensual and innocent, disturbing and stunning. As someone who began my journey in costuming by hand-sewing tiny Victorian dresses for my dollhouse dolls as a child, I have nothing but admiration for someone who can elevate my childhood passion to such heights.
If you're intrigued, read this interview with her. And of course, take some time to get lost in her world. You'll be blown away.
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Tags: art, costumes, dolls, jewels, pleasing things, sculpture, steampunk, style
Furry Formal Masquerade
You can now cease wondering, my dears, what your Choklit was up to on New Year's Eve. We hosted a Furry Formal party, and it was ridiculously entertaining.
Exciting vintage cocktails with names like the Bull's Eye and the Bees Knees were skillfully served up by Cheshire Cat Meester Ralph and Skyeboy, who reprised his Angry Bunny costume to dashing effect.
My personal downfall was the Lion's Tail, an intoxicating blend of bourbon, bitters, allspice dram, lime juice, and simple syrup (recipe courtesy of the Boston chapter of Ladies United for the Preservation of Endangered Cocktails).
The loveliest part was how little overlap there was in the animals represented. We had the sexiest yak ever...
A three-toed sloth for our DJ (although he's exposing extra toes in this photo)...
There was a late arrival of a rather elegant chicken...
And a perilously amorous red fox who wore a Victorian fox-hunting jacket without irony...
And I shunned feathers and fur to be the only reptile in attendance - some sort of Cobra Flash-Gordon Enchantress. Here, surrounded by confused white furry things.
Photos by my love Stache and the ever-fabulous M. Mendelson. See more of M's party pics in her Flickr set.
The idea was partially inspired by these amazing collage portraits by artist Charlotte Cory - she published a book called The Visitors, where she added animal heads to found Victorian carte de visite.
I couldn't resist making them into an invitation where I wrote a little poem to lure in the beasties...
Scaled or feathered
beaked or clawed
or gentle-pawed,
Softest fur
or forked of tongue
hoofed or horned
or poison stung,
Creatures creeping
great and small
bedecked in finery
for the ball...
Happy New Year to all my animal friends!
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Business Note: Grout Promoted to VP at C-Forward
C-Forward announced a new vice president of technical services.
The Covington-based information technology services firm promoted Mike Grout to the role. He has been with C-Forward for eleven years.
"Mike's dedication to improving and growing the organization has been critical to our success," said C-Forward president Brent Cooper. "He leads technical services not only in Northern Kentucky, but in the Lexington/Central Region as well. He has become a key resource for our staff and our clients."
As a Technical Services Manager, Grout hired and developed many of C-Forward's service team members. He graduated from Northern Kentucky University in 2006, and was part of Leadership Northern Kentucky's Class of 2013.
"Like many C-Forward employees, Mike has served the community in a number of ways," Cooper said. "He served on the Northern Kentucky Workforce Investment Board, the Leadership Northern Kentucky Advisory Council, and has volunteered with Habitat for Humanity, just to name a few. His dedication to our community is impressive and is a wonderful example for other millennials within our organization."
"It's an honor to be promoted to Vice President at C-Forward," Grout said. "I am extraordinarily passionate about our mission and vision and I love the team that we've built. For me, trying to make our business, our employees, and our clients a little better is what gets me out of bed each morning. I always strive for continuous improvement in everything I do and I enjoy trying to instill that drive in others."
Mike lives in Edgewood with his wife, Lisa, and their dog, Scooter.
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Maple Leafs' Bozak scratched with undisclosed injuryby Mike Brophy
TORONTO – Both the Toronto Maple Leafs and Boston Bruins are without key players for Sunday night's Game 6 of their Eastern Conference Quarterfinal series.
Tyler Bozak, Toronto's No. 1 center who normally skates with left wing James van Riemsdyk and left wing Joffrey Lupul, was a game-time scratch with an undisclosed injury. In five playoff games, Bozak has a goal and an assist with four penalty minutes.
Meanwhile, the Bruins are without veteran defenseman Andrew Ference, who remained in Boston, also with an undisclosed injury. Ference is pointless in four games and served a one-game suspension early in the series for elbowing.


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When new technology arrives, if is often first applied in recreating old structures and systems. For the few decades of electronic distribution of content, this has held true. The electronic articles and books were produced, distributed, and consumed much as print had been. PDF facsimiles of print pages; packaging of journals and books generally unchanged; and print-based sales models. Although electronic distribution of information is hardly new and many transformations have begun, this process is still in its formative stages. In some ways this is being driven by the end-user and their needs and expectations.
The element of content that a user might need could be an entire book or journal as in the past. However, with new forms of discovery and access, the element of content might only be one chapter in a book, one article in a journal outside their field of interest, or simply one graph or chart contained within an article. As the forms of communication continue to change and adapt to the possibilities of digital distribution, one could envision videos, models, data elements, or visualizations as being the elements of content that end-users want to access and use. In addition, how users want to engage with content in this new environment is changing. Increasingly, simply reviewing the results and conclusions is only part of what readers want to do. They increasingly expect to be able to interact and engage with content. Serving these needs creates many challenges for publishers, distributors and libraries.
This program will look at how the information supply chain is reacting -- and needs to react -- to these changes. Exploring the standards issues related to identification and description, discovery and retrieval, as well as use and measurement, this program will provide both publishers and librarians and view of ongoing work and potential new directions in electronic distribution of content.
Now in its fourth year, this program is a joint project of the National Information Standards Organization (NISO) and the Book Industry Study Group (BISG). Both organizations support, promote and maintain standards and best practices in the information community. NISO focuses on publishers, libraries and the systems suppliers in information distribution. BISG focuses on the book supply chain of publishers, manufacturers, wholesale and retail suppliers.
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Identify & Describe
12:45 - 1:05 p.m.: 101 Primer on the Roadmap of Identifiers and the Business Cases for Their Usage
Scott Lubeck, Executive Director, BISG • Biography • Presentation
The roadmap of identifiers can seem like an extremely confusing array of acronyms of dubious value. But understanding what identifiers are meant to do may be even easier than understanding their real business value in practical application. This presentation will introduce and review the leading identifiers in the book industry, their current stage of development and application, and the principal use cases and business value for each in a practical setting.
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Current digital publishing practices have created a massive amount of both structured and unstructured content. Ever do a Google search that you think is very precise and get 10,000 results? And with some of the latest statistics about how fast we are creating information, the "information overload" phenomenon is only going to get worse. Smart publishers are looking at ways to help users get to the right information at the right time, and ontologies, taxonomies, and controlled vocabularies are a critical part of this approach. This session will outline the basics of semantic markup, how publishers are acting on this, and the power semantic markup gives publishers in making their content more responsive to user needs.
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Catch and Change
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A cooperative throwing/catching games for grades K-3.
Submitted by Pat Fisher, Middletown, Maryland.
We have used this activity as a cooperative catching game!
10 – 16 soft foam balls
Two teams divided by a center line. This can be played outside on a basketball court or on a grass playing field.
How to Play: This is a great game for practicing throwing and catching skills. Each team stands on one side of the court and the foam balls are divided between both teams.
On your signal, the players with the balls throw them high in the air to the other side of the court. Each time a ball is caught, the two players (the thrower and the catcher) change sides. The thrower goes to the catcher's side of the court and the catcher goes to the thrower's side of the court.
Challenge the students to throw the balls far and high into the other side of the court using an overhand throwing pattern. How far can you throw the ball?
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The Williams Family
We are the Williams Family, mum Tamsin, dad John, James (9), Charlotte (6). Onset of JIA for Charlotte began one morning in 2013 when she woke up complaining that her knee was hurting. I didn't imagine anything was wrong so told her she would feel better when she got going (how I regret those words now!).
After a little while she sat down on the bed in my bedroom and said "Please mummy take me to the doctor, my knee really hurts." In a hurry to get ready for work, I had a quick look and to my surprise, her knee was very swollen. Off we went to the GP, who suggested three days rest, ibuprofen and to come back if it hadn't resolved. So, three days later we found ourselves back at the GP's surgery. We were sent straight to hospital with suspected septicaemia! I had no idea what was going on, which was a little scary.
Having ruled out septicaemia, we then had six weeks of appointments with an orthopaedic surgeon. With each visit Charlotte was slightly worse, another joint affected, more pain, less movement. She had x-rays, MRI scans, blood tests, but nothing revealed itself. It was very frightening to see our child slowly lose the ability to walk and be utterly powerless to help her. She wasn't even given anything other than paracetamol and ibuprofen which did nothing to ease the pain. Finally in week 7 we were referred to a Paediatric Rheumatologist, who was able to give us a very quick diagnosis. We greeted the diagnosis with relief initially, but then the reality started to dawn on us: that our beautiful, funny, clever, sporty daughter had an incurable, life limiting, chronic condition.
All this time we were coping with Charlotte's illness and diagnosis, we also had our son James to consider. He's a quiet little boy and not much of a talker. We had to spend time talking to him about what was going on, explaining after each hospital visit what was up with his sister and what we were going to do to help Charlotte. He seemed to take it well with few questions and not much upset, but we felt a lot of guilt about farming him out to friends or Granny and not being there for him as much as we could have been.
Looking back on the last fifteen months, we have had a real roller coaster. After diagnosis, Charlotte had three joint injections under general anaesthetic. The results were miraculous, she was up and about the very next day and she was utterly delighted! We were all overjoyed. Then came the shock of another flare up two months later and more joint injections. A week on a farm in Devon with Charlotte's arthritis flaring wasn't the best holiday ever. After that we went onto Methotrexate. That did not go well for us and injection night became more and more difficult. Poor James would sit quietly in the sitting room watching telly while we rounded up a scared 5 year old, held her down and injected her. That was a real low for us as a family. We took each day as it came and braced ourselves for Friday night. We tried a lot of tactics each week Charlotte just got worse and worse, vomiting, crying, shouting, running away and hiding from us and vomiting again after the injection. Eventually we went back to our consultant and at that appointment we were told that the methotrexate hadn't been working anyway, she was having a massive flare (ankles, knees, hips, elbows, wrists and fingers) and severe uveitis into the bargain. This was 29th November 2013. Charlotte was booked in for yet more joint injections under general anaesthetic and a steroid injection in her eye. I shed a lot of tears in private at that time. With hindsight we were lucky to have Christmas to plan for and look forward to. It gave us all something to focus on and a reason to be happy and spend time together as a family with very little time to dwell on what lay ahead. After the third lot of joint injections in February 2014, Charlotte was put on Humira. It has been a miracle drug for her: at her school sports day in 2013 Charlotte had to be carried into school and she sat on the side lines to watch her friends competing. At sports day 2014 Charlotte came 3rd in the 50m final! We were quite literally the proudest parents that day.
What does it mean for us as a family to have a child with JIA? It means that we spend a lot of time in hospitals and travelling to hospital appointments, which means for James that he gets to spend time at friends' houses on play dates, or at Granny's house for tea. For my husband and me it means we have to be meticulously well organised, negotiating time off from work, rearranging diaries to fit in with Charlotte's appointments, (our diaries are full of hospital appointments, blood tests, Humira delivery dates, Humira injection days, prescription renewals). Our days are filled with making sure Charlotte has her eye drops (6x a day) and her tablets and ibuprofen (4 x a day) and also coping with the additional financial burden of all those extra miles in the car or train to hospital.
We have at times struggled emotionally, physically and financially. James has also struggled to cope with it, but his school have been a fantastic support and he has access to the school counsellor whenever he wants a chat – he tells me that this has been a real help for him!
Disappointingly, we have lost some friends along the way – some friends just distanced themselves and seemed to fade away, but others are always there with offers of help, babysitting, play dates for James, a shoulder to cry on, a night out. For Charlotte, the most important thing for her is to know that whatever life throws at her, she has her family to support her, to encourage her to succeed, to pick her up when arthritis knocks her down, to carry her when arthritis stops her walking, and cheer for her when she overcomes the pain and adversity this disease throws at her. For John and me it means accepting that we have a child who has arthritis and that life is not going to be what we expected. For us as a family, it means our normal is slightly different to other people's normal and sometimes it is more of a struggle, but we have each other, we can support one another and be strong for each other and we will not let this disease stop us from being a happy, caring family.
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Nia 5 Stages Training
August 3, 2019 Life-Force Sanctuary in Syracuse, New York, US
About the Nia 5 Stages
The Nia 5 Stages is an integrative movement practice based on the five stages of human development: Embryonic, Creeping, Crawling, Standing and Walking. Practiced with awareness, these stages have the power to facilitate optimal alignment, improved function and comfort in the body. Whether practiced at length or for as little as five minutes a day, this system provides a tool for reclaiming and sustaining mobility, flexibility, strength, agility and stability.
The Nia 5 Stages Training provides students and teachers alike with the tools to embody the practice. It also qualifies Nia teachers to facilitate a 60-minute Nia 5 Stages class and to integrate this body of work into Nia classes, private sessions and two-hour experiential workshops. The Nia 5 Stages Training program adds a whole new skillset to the Nia teacher's realm of expertise. It includes three comprehensive modules: Pre-Training, Training and Post-Training.
Meet the Trainer
Debbie Rosas ~ Co-Creator of Nia
"Nia inspires me to continue on a personal journey of self-discovery, self actualization and healing. For me, learning is one of the most exciting journeys and being in a body is one of the most poetic and romantic experiences. I thrive on educating, motivating and inspiring people to fall in love with themselves and their bodies. To me, life is my art and my body is the canvas." – Debbie Rosas
Debbie Rosas has been a pioneer and leader in the body-mind fitness industry since 1976. She has dedicated life to self-healing and self-mastery. Her extensive exploration of dance, martial arts, graphic arts, music, therapy and healing inspired and developed into the creation of the internationally acclaimed body-mind fitness program and lifestyle company, Nia Technique, Inc. Debbie's work also includes the writing and production of Nia® educational materials and lifestyle products, such as music CDs, DVDs and the NiaWear™ clothing line. Together with creative partner Carlos Rosas, Debbie has co-authored two books: Non-Impact Aerobics and The Nia Technique™, as well as the "Holistic Fitness" section of the AFAA Instructor Training Manual.
Nia brings concepts and forms from eastern and western practices into mainstream fitness classes and has been instrumental in the evolution of the fitness industry. As of August 2013, Nia Technique, Inc. is a thriving business supporting approximately 2,200 Licensed Nia Teachers across 40 countries.
In constant exploration of Nia's philosophy, The Body's Way, Debbie continues to develop educational curriculum to facilitate optimal health and wellbeing. In addition to the Nia body of work, she has played a key role in developing programs for doctors at The Naturopathic School of Medicine, Shriner's Hospital's women and teen departments and the arthritis and autism departments at Oregon Health and Sciences University. Adored by the press, Debbie and Nia have been featured in over 850 publications and numerous television shows worldwide. Debbie served on the Mind•Body Committee for the IDEA Health and Fitness Association and has presented at IDEA World and Inner IDEA Fitness Conventions, IRSA, The Northwest Fitness Summit, The National Wellness Conference, Whole Life Expo, International Spa and Fitness Association, Science and Consciousness Convention, Sound Healers Convention, Mind Body Convention, OHSU, Fireman's Fund and at Lucas Films.
Debbie currently travels worldwide, offering workshops, Master Classes, Nia Training, and Licensing to communities across the globe, stopping regularly to teach and train in Portland, Oregon, home of StudioNia and Nia International Headquarters.
Notes About this Training
Start: Saturday, August 3, 2019 - 9:00 am
End: Sunday, August 4, 2019 - 6:00 am
Training Cost: $895
$447.50 registration fee + $447.50 instruction fee
PLEASE NOTE: A $447.50 (USD) Registration Fee is required to reserve your space. If you choose to pay the registration fee only at this time, the remaining cost of the Training will be automatically charged to your credit card on file 30 days prior to the starting day of the event. Please note: some trainings may be subject to additional taxes when required by law.


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Since several of you have asked me about what I think about WW vs. the BFC I put a little thought into it and here are my thoughts:
- On WW some things can be high in sugar but low is points, I find this strange and I always try to chose natural products when I can, and I am always mindful on the sugar content.
- Hubby and I are doing WW online which I love, the website is super easy to use and it has a lot of helpful tips, success stories and links to blogs. When I track my food and activity for the day I feel good like I've earned a gold star for the day.
- I still love and use the products I tried while doing the bfc: Jay Robb protein powder, unsweetened almond mild, and smart and delicious low carb tortillas.
- Even though we are eating yogurt again I prefer the plain greek yogurt because it is low in sugar and very satisfying and filling.
- I do partake in a little of fake sugar in the light yogurts, but other than an occasional diet coke I stay away from the fake sugar, and I still use stevia to sweeten things.
- It is really nice to be eating fruit again I especially missed having apples, but from what I learned on the BFC I limit the amount and portion size because even though the sugar in fruit is natural we still don't need to go gung ho on it.
- I have not gone back to drinking or using milk, I think it's gross and unhealthy, and whenever a recipe calls for low-fat milk I always use the unsweetened almond milk and I can't even tell the difference.
- I have found I need to be careful in some of the WW recipes I try many of them rely heavily on fake sugar or other low-fat products with creepy ingredients. Basically I try to stick to my food philosophy even when it's hard. (especially cool whip)
- If I can think of anything else I'll try to write it down so I remember to share, half the time my good ideas are long gone by the time I sit down to post :)
This week I made hubby buffalo chicken in the crock pot from inspiration from the skinnytaste site. I put two frozen chicken breasts in the crock pot on low with a cup of franks buffalo sauce and let it cook all day, when I got home I took it out shredded it and added the rest of the buffalo sauce. Hubby loved it! I put the chicken on a skinnybun with a little light blue cheese for a quick tasty dinner. I didn't make any for myself because I don't usually care for anything buffalo due to the tabasco. Instead I cooked a spaghetti squash, I added veggies, low sugar spaghetti sauce from Trader Joe's, several chicken meatballs also from Trader Joe's, fresh basil, and moz....Yummm. Tomorrow's lunch is zucchini, broccoli, chicken meatball, TJ spaghetti sauce, ricotta, fresh basil and Italian parsley, ricotta and parm.
I guess that's all for now, the moral of this story is life is good over here at the McCoy house, have a wonderful day :)


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In this talk, Heitor Alvelos will argue that two key parallel and co-dependent concepts of contemporaneity are Euphoria and Panic: media-driven, neurological, subjective, ubiquitous and infinitely reconfigurable.
This is readily witnessed in both mainstream and participatory media, where the reiteration of freedom is challenged by the evident orthodoxy of its propositions for creative expression.
Creativity as Ideology, then. If design is to be of any relevance in 2014, how about we consider the role of mediation and emancipation from this duality?
Heitor Alvelos
Doctorate Course Director,
Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Porto, Portugal
Prof Alvelos is a cultural operator, designer, sound carrier, media culture researcher. He earned a Ph.D from Royal College of Art (2003) and Master in Visual Communication from School of the Art Institute of Chicago (1992). He has pioneered the implementation of Design Research in Portugal, both as Member of the Scientific Board for Humanities and Social Sciences of the National Foundation for Science and Technology, as well as Director of ID+ (Institute for Research in Design, Media and Culture) on behalf of the University of Porto.
Since 2006 Alvelos has been developing R&D within the UTAustin-Portugal program for Digital Media, where he served as Outreach Program Director, and where he curates the FuturePlaces medialab for citizenship since 2008.
Since 2003, under the alias Autodigest, Alvelos has released a series of sound documents on various music labels (Ash International, Touch, Cronica Electronica, The Tapeworm). Collaborations include work with Jon Wozencroft, Fennesz, Biosphere, Lol Coxhill, Philip Marshall, Pangeia, Blaine L. Reininger, Bruce Geduldig, Len Massey, Max Eastley, Rafael Toral and BJNilsen, among others.
Alvelos was the Art Director for the editorial outcomes of Manobras no Porto and the editor of its monograph. He is also a singer/sound virus at the Stopestra music ensemble, and co-owns the random music label 333. His latest project is the weltschmerz icon Antifluffy.
His research interests currently gravitate towards participatory media, creative citizenship action and cultural criminology.
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Dear Friends and Colleagues,
The National Council on Independent Living (NCIL) hopes that you will be able to join us at our annual Congressional Briefing & Reception on the State of Disability in America. The briefing will take place on Wednesday, March 29, 2017 from 5:00-7:00 in the Rayburn House Office Building 2044.
Last year's NCIL Briefing was extremely successful, and was well attended by leaders in the disability community, the Administration, and both parties in Congress. NCIL was proud to host an engaging event on the Hill in 2016, and we invite you to start off 2017 with us in the same spirit of collaboration and progress.
The reception will include a short presentation on the state of the Independent Living Program in America, and brief remarks by members of the NCIL Board of Directors. Members of the House and Senate, as well as members of the Administration, are also invited to provide brief remarks. Last year's speakers included disability rights champions and allies like Senator Schumer, Senator Isakson, Congressman Hardy, Congressman Thompson, and special guests like Director of the White House Office of Public Engagement Maria Town, Administration for Community Living Administrator Kathy Greenlee, and Deputy Commissioner of the Administration on Disabilities and Director of the Independent Living Administration Bob Williams.
We are looking forward to an equally exciting event this year. We would like to thank Anthem, Inc. for their continued support, and thank you to Representative Langevin for sponsoring the room for this event. If you plan to attend, please RSVP at the link below or to NCIL's Policy Analyst, Lindsay Baran, at email@example.com or (202) 207-0334, ext. 1108 by Friday, March 24, 2017.


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Welcome to the
Peel Traditional Boat Weekend
PL17 - Come and sample the legendary Peel hospitality.
4th - 6th August 2017
'Peel Traditional Boat Weekend' was first run in 1990 and on the basis that 'if it aint broke dont fix it' the format will be much the same as in previous years. It is a relaxed event with the focus very much on the boats, the people and the sea.
Its time to catch up with friends old and new, admire all those beautiful boats nor try to build a dinghy from scratch.
As always the event is free to boats which meet the qualifying criteria and of course, crews are not forgotten. We have become known for the traditional Manx hospitality we provide. This includes kippers for breakfast, a commemorative gift for each boat and "time enough" to sit and chat.
We hope that we can welcome YOU to Peel. Join us and we can assure you of the best of times in great company...
Mike Clark
Read what some of our past entrants say about us
Berry & Co Limited - Chartered Surveyors - 15-17 Duke Street, Douglas, Isle of Man. IM1 2BB
Bushys Brewery Limited - Mount Murray, Braddan. IM4 1JE
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Isle of Man Creameries - Ballafletcher Farm Road, Cronkbourne, Isle of Man. IM4 4QE
J Qualtrough & Co Ltd - Hope Street, Castletown
David Lancaster C/O Justwood Limited - Unit 4, Brickworks Yard, Mill Rd, Peel, IM5 1TA
Muffins Bakery - Michael Street, Peel, Isle of Man.
Peel Town Commissioners - Derby Road, Peel
Gellings Eggs - Main Road, Baldrine
Geo Devereau & Sons Ltd - Mill Road, Peel IM5 1TA
Isle of Man Creamery - Ballafletcher Farm Road, Cronkbourne. IM4 4QE
Isle of Man Harbours Division - Sea Terminal, Douglas, Isle of Man.
Kirk Michael Butchers - Lee Mayers. Main Road, Kirk Michael IM6 1ER
Karen Norton - Local artist.
Leece Museum - East Quay, Peel. open 13. 00-17.00 free admission.
Moores Traditional Curers - Moores Kipper Yard, Mill Road, Peel. IM5 1TA
Peel Sailors Shelter - West Quay, Peel
Shoprite IOM Ltd - Peel, Isle of Man.
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Details on Data Relationships
Diagramming a Relationship
In the previous lesson, we saw how to establish a relationship between two tables. We also saw that the fields that relate both tables must be of the same data type. To make it possible to visually perform data entry on a table, we learned to create a lookup field. Indeed, this is based on Microsoft Access' high level of support for visual database development. In reality, the only important requirement is that the primary key and the foreign key be of the same data type.
In most database scenarios and implementation, the primary key and the foreign key should integer based. As discussed in the previous lesson, the relationship is typically managed through the long integer data.
With experience, you do not need to create a lookup field on a table. Besides, since you will usually not let your users use your tables, your primary concern for user interact is to create the combo boxes on forms. To start, you can create the tables and the primary keys as you judge them necessary.
Tables and fields relationships can be created and managed in a special window called the Relationships window. To display it:
After clicking one of those:
When you are working on the relationships of your tables, a window with a tab labeled Relationships displays in Microsoft Access. Also, the Ribbon is equipped with a tab labeled design and that includes two sections:
The Design tab of the Ribbon provides various tools to assist you with creating and managing the relationships. For example, if the Show Table dialog box has been closed and if you want to show it:
You can create a relationship only between two tables that are present on the Relationships window. This means that even if a table is part of your database and you want to link it to another table (of your database), if the table has not been added to the Relationships window, you cannot create or manage its relationship to another table. Of course, there are other ways you can create relationships without using the Relationships window but the Relationships window gives you detailed means of creating and managing relationships.
To establish a relationship that does not yet exist between two tables, you can drag the primary key from the parent table to the foreign key of the desired table. If you drag and drop accurately, the relationship would be acknowledged and you can just click Create to make it formal. If you dropped the primary key on the wrong field, you would have time to select the appropriate fields in the Edit Relationship dialog box.
After working with the Relationships window, you can close it by clicking its Close button . You would be asked to save it in order to keep the relationship(s) created.
A sub-datasheet is a means of displaying the dependent records of a parent record on a datasheet. Obviously to make this possible, each record on a table must be configured to have child records. In other words, there must be a table containing a foreign key so that the child table can be, or has been, connected to the current table. For example, imagine that, in a hotel application, various customers have previously rented some rooms and sometimes you want to see the records related to a particular room.
Once a relationship has been established between records, when you open the parent table in Datasheet View, each record would appear with a + button to its left:
This means that Microsoft Access is configured to recognize relationships and apply them to show the sub-datasheet.
By its definition, a sub-datasheet allows you to view the related records by clicking the + button. This would expand that record and display its related records. You can expand just one record by clicking its + button or a few records but clicking the + buttons of the desired records. Here is an example:
You can also expand all records. To do this, open the table in Datasheet View. In the Records section of the Home tab of the Ribbon, click More -> Subdatasheet -> Expand All.
When a record is expanded, it displays a - button to its left. After viewing a record, to collapse it back, you can click its - button. You can do the same for any other record. You can also collapse all records. To do this, open the table in Datasheet View. In the Records section of the Home tab of the Ribbon, click More -> Subdatasheet -> Collapse All.
As we have seen so far, to have a relationship between two tables, you must create a primary key in one table and the corresponding foreign key in another table. You can then establish a relationship between both tables in the Relationships window. As stated already, Microsoft Access can take it upon itself to show the related records. You do not have to establish a relation first in order to take advantage of the sub-datasheet effect. If you have created two tables, one with a primary key and another with a foreign key, you can create the sub-datasheet yourself.
To create a non-existing datasheet, open the table with the primary key in Datasheet View. In the Records section of the Home tab of the Ribbon, click More, position the mouse on Subdatasheet, and click Subdatasheet... This would open the Insert Subdatasheet dialog box. In the list of tables (or queries), you must click the table (or query) that has the foreign key that relates to the primary key of the current table. The names of the primary key and the foreign key would appear in the combo boxes. Once you click OK, Microsoft Access would take care of configuring the subdatasheet.
If a relationship has been established and a subdatasheet exists in a table but you do not want the subdatasheet to show anymore, you can remove it. To delete a subdatasheet, open the table with the primary key in Datasheet View. In the Records section of the Home tab of the Ribbon, click More -> Subdatasheet, and click Remove.
At this time, we know that there is useful functionality to creating relations between tables as they allow the user to select existing information instead of typing it. This flow of information brings up issues about what happens if data that exists in a parent table gets deleted while such information has been made available to another table.
When manipulating data that is in a relationship, it is very important to make sure that data keeps its accuracy from one table or source to the other. To accomplish that goal, some rules must be established to "watch" or monitor the flow of information between two tables. Data or referential integrity is used to check that two tables are related through one (sometimes more than one) field on each table used as the primary key and the foreign key, data entered in the foreign key of a child table must exist in the parent table, otherwise it would be rejected. Only two fields of the same data type are used to establish a relationship between two tables, the tables involved in the relationship belong to the same database.
After creating a legitimate relationship between two tables, you must make sure that when data changes in the parent table, this change is reflected in the child table. For example, if a bank customer changes her last name after getting married or after a divorce, you should be able to change her name in one object (table) and the related objects, such as the one used to process her transactions would receive the changes without your having to make the change on each object (table). In the same way, when data is deleted, the objects that are related to it must also have that data deleted.
To enforce the rules of data integrity, Microsoft Access provides three check boxes in the Edit Relationship dialog box. First, if you want Microsoft Access to monitor data flow, you can click the Enforce Referential Integrity check box. This would make available two check boxes.
As mentioned already, a relationship between two tables allows one table, the parent, to make its information available to another table (the child). Because in this case the user is asked to select information, it is likely that the same record on a parent table can be tied to various records in the child table. For example, one customer at a bank can deposit an amount of money today. The same customer can make another deposit tomorrow and even another deposit next month. In such a case, the relationship between the tables would show various entries of the same customer's account number in the object (table) used to deposit money but with different transactions. This type of relationship is known as one-to-many because one entry in the parent table can result in many entries in the child table.
To create a one-to-many relationship, check all three referential integrity check boxes and click Create. The parent table would have a 1 sign on its side of the joining line. The child table would have the infinity symbol on its side of the joining line.
Although one-to-many is the most common type of relationship applied to records of a table, in some databases, you may need to create a relationship in which many records from one table A can have many related records in another table B and vice versa. This type of relationship is known as many-to-many. For example, in our Video Collection database:
To implement this type of relationship, you can create what is called a junction table. A junction table is a table whose main purpose is to bring together fields from other tables, creating a type of cross relationship for the necessary fields:
A junction table contains at least three fields. The first field, almost less engaged, is used as the primary key, the same type of field almost every table has. The other fields hold data that would
originate from other tables.
You can also switch to either view to create a junction table. In other words, you can create one field in one view and create the other field in the other view.
A one-to-one relationship is the type of junction between two tables A and B so that one record in table A can have only one corresponding entry in table B and vice versa. Because this is similar to one table of records, this type of relationship is hardly used since you can as well simply create one table.
When creating relationships among tables, we were selecting the primary key of one table and the foreign key of a dependent table to join them. Once such a relationship is created, you can create a query that combines both tables to create a set of records, also called a record set, that would include either all records or isolate only the records that have entries. For example, imagine you have created a Persons table as follows where the Gender of a record is selected from a lookup field:
Suppose you want to create a query that includes the persons of this table and their genders. A question that comes is mind is: Do you want to create a list of only people who can be recognized by their gender, or do you want the list to include everybody? This concept leads to what are referred to as joins of queries. There are two ways you can get such queries: you can prepare the relationship between two tables to be aware of this type of relationship or you can directly create it when designing a query.
When building a query, you select fields and ask Microsoft Access to isolate them as being part of the query. Most of the time, you will want only fields that include a type of validation of your choice (a criterion). An inner join is the kind of query that presents only fields that have matching entries on both tables of a relationship. For example, from the above table, if you want to create a query that includes only persons whose records contain the gender:
You would create it as an inner join. To specify that a relationship is inner join, after creating the relationship, while in the Relationships, you can display its Edit Relationship dialog box and click Join Type… The Join Properties dialog box presents three options that allow you to define the direction of the relationship between the tables.
To specify an inner join in a SQL statement, you include INNER JOIN in the statement.
The queries we have used so far and that were based on related tables allowed us to get only the fields that had entries based on the established relationships. Fields that did not follow the rules were excluded. Instead of excluding fields, the SQL allows you to create a query that includes all fields, not just those that follow rules, as long as the records are part of either table. Such a query is referred to as outer join. To manage the result of this type of query, the SQL considers the direction of a relationship.
When creating relationships, we learned to drag a primary key from one table, the parent, to a dependent table, the child. In this type of relationship, the table (or query) that holds the origin of the relationship is referred to as the Left table. The other table is referred to as the right table. Based on this, there are two types of outer joins: the left join represented in SQL as LEFT JOIN and the right join represented by RIGHT JOIN.
As done with the inner join relationship, the left and right joins can be prepared in the Relationships window on tables. If the query has already been created and you want to change its direction, you can change it in the Design View of the query.
After creating a relationship or while working on relationships, you can create a visual report of the result and be able to print it when necessary. To create the report, in the Tools section of the Ribbon, click the Relationship Report button . This action would automatically generate a report with the relationships designed on it. To keep the report, you should save it and give it a name. You can then print it as you would print any other report.
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MCAS: Using Microsoft Office Access 2007 Topics
|Define and print table relationships
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Watts A loan
|Field Name
|Data Type
|Additional Information
|Primary Key
Caption: Loan Evaluation ID
|Caption: Loan Amount
Default Value: 0
|Field Size: Double
Format: Percent
Caption: Interest Rate
Default Value: 0.0875
|Field Size: Integer
Caption: NumberOfPeriods
Default Value: 12
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When ESPN and everyone else ranks you 32nd out of 32 squads, and you are the brunt of 'pathetic' jokes before the year even starts, an opening day win is more than just a win. You take any "W" in this league but yesterday's 18-17 thriller by Gang Green helped remind us all that paper is paper. A team ultimately earns their reputation from play on the field. The "W "wasn't a model of execution but for a week one game in a world where training camps now allow limited work in comparison to the 'two-a-days' world of preseason's past, this one was picture perfect enough to us.
The victory sets up an interesting and exciting week 2 TNF matchup with the hated Pats. Who barely pulled one out in Buffalo on the game's last play too. Might as well try and catch Belichick and Co. now before they begin to cement their perennially hard to beat regular season system. It is as good of a time to take them on as any.
1 – Good Job Geno
Geno Smith deserves a ton of credit for Sunday. The guy clearly has a short memory and a ton of self confidence. His three INT performance against the Giants weeks back did nothing to sway him internally as a player. Neither did the two turnovers yesterday, especially in crunch time, where the rookie was decisive and ready to win a game for his club.
Smith had great screen pass timing (something that Mark Sanchez does not), an inner clock that was on time allowing him to scramble effectively, and the patience to throw balls away when pass plays had no chance for success.
Geno was clapping and positive heading into the huddle with 0:34 left. He then made two big plays leading to the late hit flag and game winning FG. It wasn't perfect, but a lot of his decisions maxed out the play he was given. We look forward to watching him grow in the coming weeks.
2 – The D Line Disrupts Tampa
Our second key to beating the Bucs was the D-Line. We asked for pressure on Josh Freeman and containment on Doug Martin. We got both. Antwan Barnes and Mo Wilkerson were often chasing down Josh Freeman from the blindside. Sheldon Richardson and Damon Harrison were stout against the run inside, as was ILB David Harris. The entire front 7 came to play. They'll have to bring it every week. Now if they can, the Jets will be in many ball games. Great job by this group in the opener. Great.
3 – Winslow Shows Some Attitude
TE Kellen Winslow (7-79-TD) was Geno Smith's favorite target on Sunday. More than that, his catches were gritty, tight windowed, chip on the shoulder grabs that went beyond Winslow's statistical prediction of 100 catches in 2013.
We love this guy as Dustin Keller's replacement. He's tough, he's dependable, and he's just plain good. Nice pickup by John Idzik.
4 – The 12th Man Finally Makes An Impact
This may have been the Jets first Met Life home game where the crowd greatly affected the opposing team's offense. The noise helped wreck the Bucs early drives. False starts, delay of games, and time outs were the result of a fired up fan base that wanted no part of the many predictions that had the Jets as one of the worst teams in the league. Kudos to the thousands of tailgaters, who were shall we say, "Budweiserly" fired up from kickoff until the Folk game winner.
Hopefully this trend continues. The pre snap noise. The J-E-T-S chant still rocking even without the leadership of Fireman Ed. Heck, even the college like drumline. MetLife has to consistently give the Jets an edge like it did yesterday. Otherwise what's the point of being at "home?"
We'll Say It For You Rex
For Rex Ryan, the win had to feel extra special. His team has been ridiculed and written off. He had been ridiculed too for his role in the Sanchez injury, and had already been fired by so many in the press. Now his team is headed to New England with a head of steam.
Eat it, nonbelievers. Stick it where the sun don't shine. There, we said it for you coach. Since you aren't allowed to anymore.
Quick Outs
– Nick Folk was 3-3 in windy MetLife and hit a 48 yard game winner with :02 left. CLUTCH.
– The run game, gadzooks. The Jets have to pick it up immediately in Foxboro. Hurry back from the four game suspension Mike Goodson.
– Needed: A deep threat receiver. Have to start stretching the field. Could that guy be Stephen Hill?
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