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This chapter describes how to use the development tools (such as Bindings Palette, Components Palette, Property Inspector, and Expression Builder) provided by ADF Desktop Integration. It provides an overview of the development environment that Oracle ADF exposes within Excel, and how to display and use the different elements of this environment.
This chapter includes the following sections:
ADF Desktop Integration provides several tools to configure Excel workbooks so that they can access Oracle ADF functionality. Using these tools you configure the workbook and corresponding worksheets to display, and edit, data from the Fusion web application in the integrated Excel workbook The tools are available in the Oracle ADF tab and in the ADF Desktop Integration Designer task pane.
ADF Desktop Integration development tools include the following tools, also shown in Figure 5-1:
Bindings Palette
Components Palette
Property Inspector
Binding ID Picker
Expression Builder
Web Page Picker
File System Folder Picker
Page Definition Picker
Collection Editors
ADF Desktop Integration provides two modes, design mode and the test mode, in which you can work while you configure the Excel workbook.
In design mode, you use the tools provided by Oracle ADF in Excel to design and configure the integrated Excel workbook. In test mode, you can view and test the changes you made in the design mode, in the same way that the end user views the published integrated Excel workbook.
You use the development tools to configure and design the integrated Excel workbook. For example, as shown in Figure 5-2, in
EditPriceList-DT.xlsx a binded ADF Table component is inserted in the integrated Excel workbook using the
ProductTable binding from the Bindings palette.
Other ADF Desktop Integration components, such as ADF Button and ADF Label, are inserted from the Components palette, and configured using the Property Inspector and Expression Builder.
After adding the desired components and configuring your work, you may find that you need additional functionality such as changing the appearance of the workbook, and localizing it. Following are links to other functionality that you can use:
Localization: You can customize the integrated Excel workbook as part of the process to internationalize and localize with the Fusion web application. For more information, see Chapter 10, "Internationalizing Your Integrated Excel Workbook."
Styles: You can configure the display of your components using several predefined Excel styles. For more information, see Section 9.2, "Working with Styles."
EL Expressions: You can use EL expressions with the ADF Desktop Integration components. For more information, see Appendix B, "ADF Desktop Integration EL Expressions."
You use the Oracle ADF tab for various tasks such as configuring the integrated workbook and worksheets properties, insert Oracle ADF components and edit their properties, run the workbook in test mode, and publish the workbook. The Oracle ADF tab, also shown in Figure 5-3, provides various buttons in design mode.
You can use Oracle ADF tab buttons to invoke the actions described in Table 5-1.
Table 5-1 Oracle ADF Tab Options
|In this group...
|Click this button...
|Mode when the button is available...
Display the Edit Workbook Properties dialog to view and edit integrated Excel workbook properties.
The button is also used to enable ADF Desktop Integration in a non-integrated Excel workbook.
Display the Edit Worksheet Properties dialog to view and edit the current worksheet properties.
ADF Components
Display a dropdown list of Oracle ADF components that you can insert in the selected cell.
ADF Components
Display the property inspector window to view and edit component properties of the selected component.
ADF Components
Delete the selected component from the Excel worksheet.
ADF Components
Any modifications that you made to the page definition files in the JDeveloper project now become available in the Excel workbook. For more information, see Section 4.3.3, "How to Reload a Page Definition File in an Excel Workbook."
Switch the Excel workbook from design mode to test mode. This button is active only when you are in design mode.
Switch the Excel workbook from test mode to design mode. This button is active only when you are in test mode.
For more information about switching between design mode and test mode, see Section 13.4, "Testing Your Integrated Excel Workbook."
Display a dialog to review the client-side log entries. For more information, see Section C.3.2, "About Client-Side Logging."
Design, Test
Reload the ADF Desktop Integration configuration file. For more information, see Section C.3.2, "About Client-Side Logging."
Design, Test
Display the Set Output Level dialog to choose client-side log output level. For more information, see Section C.3.2, "About Client-Side Logging."
Design, Test
Create a new temporary logging listener to act as a client-side log output file. For more information, see Section C.3.2, "About Client-Side Logging."
Design, Test
Publish the Excel workbook after you complete the integration between the Excel workbook and the Fusion web application.
For more information about publishing an integrated Excel workbook, see Chapter 14, " Deploying Your Integrated Excel Workbook."
For quick and easy access, you can add Oracle ADF tab buttons to the Excel Quick Access toolbar.
The development tools in ADF Desktop Integration Designer Task Pane are organized in two palettes, the Bindings palette and the Component palette. You use the Bindings palette of ADF Desktop Integration Designer task pane to insert a predefined binding into the integrated Excel workbook. ADF Desktop Integration inserts an Oracle ADF component that references the binding you selected, and prepopulates the properties of the Oracle ADF component with appropriate values. Similarly, you use the use the Components palette to insert an Oracle ADF component in the integrated Excel workbook. Figure 5-4 displays the ADF Desktop Integration Designer task pane.
You invoke the ADF Desktop Integration Designer task pane through launcher buttons available in the bottom-right corner of the Workbook and ADF Components group on the Oracle ADF tab, as illustrated in Figure 5-5.
Table 5-2 lists the view tabs and links that appear in the task pane, provides a brief description of each item.
Table 5-2 Overview of ADF Desktop Integration Designer Task Pane
|Task Pane UI Element
Workbook Properties
Click to display the Edit Workbook Properties dialog. This dialog enables you to view and edit properties that affect the whole workbook. Examples include properties that reference the directory paths to page definition files, the URL for your Fusion web application, and so on.
Worksheet Properties
Click to display the Edit Worksheet Properties dialog. This dialog enables you to view and edit properties specific to the active worksheet. An example is the file name of the page definition file that you associate with the worksheet.
Click to display the About dialog. This dialog provides the version and property information that can be useful when troubleshooting an integrated Excel workbook. For example, it provides information about the underlying Microsoft .NET and Oracle ADF frameworks that support an integrated Excel workbook.
The bindings palette presents the available Oracle ADF bindings that you can insert into the Excel worksheet. The page definition file for the current Excel worksheet determines what Oracle ADF bindings appear in the bindings palette. Figure 5-6 shows a bindings palette populated with Oracle ADF bindings in the ADF Desktop Integration Designer task pane. Note that the bindings palette does not display bindings that an integrated Excel workbook cannot use, so the bindings that appear may differ from those that appear in the page definition file viewed in JDeveloper.
You use the bindings palette in design mode to insert a binding. When you attempt to insert a binding, ADF Desktop Integration inserts an Oracle ADF component that references the binding you selected. ADF Desktop Integration also prepopulates the properties of the Oracle ADF component with appropriate values. For example, if you insert a binding, such as the Commit (action) binding illustrated in Figure 5-6, the property inspector for an Oracle ADF Button component appears. This Oracle ADF Button component has values specified for its
ClickActionSet that include invoking the
Commit action binding.
To insert an Oracle ADF binding, select the cell to anchor the Oracle ADF component that is going to reference the binding in the Excel worksheet, and then insert the binding in one of the following ways:
Double-click the Oracle ADF control binding you want to insert.
Select the control binding and click Insert Binding in the ADF Desktop Integration Designer task pane.
A property inspector for the Oracle ADF component that is associated with the binding you attempt to insert appears. In some instances, you may be prompted to select one Oracle ADF component from a list of Oracle ADF components where multiple Oracle ADF components can be associated with the binding. After you select an Oracle ADF component from the list, a property inspector appears.
The components palette displays the available ADF Desktop Integration components that you can insert into an Excel worksheet. Figure 5-7 shows the components palette as it appears in the ADF Desktop Integration Designer task pane.
You use the components palette in design mode to insert an Oracle ADF component. First, select the cell to anchor the Oracle ADF component in the Excel worksheet, and then insert the Oracle ADF component in one of the following ways:
Double-click the Oracle ADF component you want to insert.
Select the component and click Insert Component in the ADF Desktop Integration Designer task pane.
In both cases, the Oracle ADF component's property inspector appears. Use the property inspector to specify values for the component before you complete its insertion into the Excel worksheet.
The ADF Desktop Integration components are also available in the Insert Component dropdown list of Oracle ADF tab.
The property inspector is a dialog that enables you to view and edit the properties of Oracle ADF bindings, Oracle ADF components, Excel worksheets, or the Excel workbook. You can open the property inspector in one of the following ways:
Select the component or binding, and click the Edit Properties icon in the Oracle ADF tab.
Select the component or binding, right-click and choose Edit ADF Component Properties from the context menu.
Note that the ADF Button does not support the right-click action, click the button to open the property inspector dialog.
The property inspector also appears automatically after you insert an Oracle ADF binding or component into an Excel worksheet. Figure 5-8 shows a property inspector where you can view and edit the properties of an Oracle ADF Button component.
At design time, you can edit key properties of certain Oracle ADF components by editing the Excel cell where the component appears. For example, you can edit the Value property of ADF Label and ADF Input Text components by editing the value displayed in the cell.
The property inspector does not validate that values you enter for a property or combinations of properties are valid. Invalid values may cause runtime errors. To avoid runtime errors, make sure you specify valid values for properties in the property inspector.
You can display the properties in an alphabetical list or in a list where the properties are grouped by categories such as Behavior, Data, and so on. Table 5-3 describes the buttons that you can use to change how properties display in the property inspector.
Table 5-3 Buttons to Configure Properties Display in Property Inspector
Use this button to display the properties according to category.
Use this button to display the properties in an alphabetical list.
In Figure 5-8, the property inspector displays the properties grouped by category.
The binding ID picker is a dialog that enables you to select Oracle ADF bindings at design time to configure the behavior of Oracle ADF components at runtime. You invoke the binding ID picker from the property inspector. The binding ID picker filters the Oracle ADF bindings that appear, based on the type of binding that the Oracle ADF component property accepts. For example, the
SuccessActionID property for an ADF Button component supports only action bindings. Therefore, the binding ID picker filters the bindings from the page definition file so that only action bindings appear, as illustrated in Figure 5-9.
For more information about ADF Desktop Integration component properties and the bindings they support, see Appendix A, "ADF Desktop Integration Component Properties and Actions."
You use the expression builder to write Expression Language, or EL, expressions that configure the behavior of components at runtime in the Excel workbook. You invoke the expression builder from the property inspector of component properties that support EL expressions. For example, the
Label property in Figure 5-10 supports EL expressions and, as a result, you can invoke the expression builder to set a value for this property.
You can reference bindings in the EL expressions that you write. Note that the expression builder does not filter bindings. It displays all bindings that the page definition file exposes. See Table 4-1 to identify the types of bindings that each ADF Desktop Integration component supports.
To add an expression in the Expression box, select the item and click Insert Into Expression. You can also double-click the item to add it in the Expression box. Table 5-4 describes the folders available in the expression builder.
Table 5-4 Expression Builder Folders
|Folder Name
Lists the bindings supported in ADF Desktop Integration from the current worksheet's page definition.
Lists the ADF components available in the current worksheet.
Lists the resource bundles registered in
Lists all Excel styles defined in the current workbook. For more information, see Section 9.2, "Working with Styles.".
Lists parameters defined in
Lists the
Excel Functions
Lists sample Excel functions that you can use with ADF Desktop Integration. For more information, see Excel's documentation.
For more information about using the expression builder, see Section 9.3, "Applying Styles Dynamically Using EL Expressions." For information about the syntax of EL expressions in ADF Desktop Integration, and guidelines on how you write these expressions, see Appendix B, "ADF Desktop Integration EL Expressions."
Use the web page picker to select a web page from your Fusion web application. At runtime, an Oracle ADF component, for example an Oracle ADF Button component, can invoke the web page that you associate with the Oracle ADF component.
You can invoke the web page picker when you add a
Dialog action to an action set in the Action Collector Editor. You use the web page picker to specify a web page for the
Page property of the
Dialog action, as illustrated in Figure 5-11.
For more information about displaying web pages in your integrated Excel workbook, see Section 8.4, "Displaying Web Pages from a Fusion Web Application."
Use the file system folder picker to navigate over the Windows file system and select folders. You use this picker to specify values for the following workbook properties:
The first time you open an Excel workbook the picker appears so that you can set values for the previously listed properties. For more information about opening an Excel workbook for the first time and the properties you set, see Section 4.2.2, "How to Configure a New Integrated Excel Workbook."
Figure 5-12 shows the file system folder picker selecting a value for the
ApplicationHomeFolder workbook property.
Use the page definition picker to select the page definition ID of a page definition file and associate the file with a worksheet. The picker appears the first time that you activate a worksheet in an integrated Excel workbook. It can also be invoked when you attempt to set a value for the worksheet property,
PageDefinition, as illustrated in Figure 5-13.
For more information about page definition files, see Section 4.3, "Working with Page Definition Files for an Integrated Excel Workbook."
ADF Desktop Integration uses collection editors to manage the properties of elements in a collection. The title that appears in a collection editor's title bar describes what the collection editor enables you to configure. Examples of titles for collection editors include Edit CachedAttributes, Edit Columns, and the Edit Action. These collection editors allow you to configure collections of cached data, table columns in the ADF Table component, and actions in an action set. Figure 5-14 shows the collection editor that configures an action set for the Search button that appears at runtime in the Master Price List module's
EditPriceList-DT.xlsx workbook.
Write a description in the Annotation field for each element that you add to the Edit Action dialog. The description you write appears in the Members list view and, depending on the description you write, may be more meaningful than the default entry that ADF Desktop Integration generates.
When working with ADF components at design-time, you can right-click on a component origin cell to get menu options to edit or delete the component. If you click on a cell other than a component origin, the menu options do not appear. Some keyboards feature a key that invokes the context menu. Using this key, you will see the edit and delete menu options as well. Figure 5-15 shows the context menu options of an ADF Output Text component.
It is recommended that you use either the keyboard context menu key or the mouse's right-click button during any given session. If you use both the mouse right-click and the context menu key, the menu options may not always appear when expected.


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As I've mentioned to a few people, I'm interested in hosting another event in February sometime around Valentine's Day. I think everyone had a good time at the Soiree and seemed to just be tickled pink to get together with other cachers. Although the caching events everybody is coming up with sound great, I'm just not interested in hosting an outdoor cache event at this time.
The Holiday Inn South has a room which we can book for free when we have a get together there. They can size it to our needs for exclusive use and we can order off the menu or from their buffet. They have round tables which seat 10 and ample free parking. The catch: we can only pay on one bill! Would people be okay with this option and any suggestions how to work it if it was something we decided to go with? Your input and suggestions would be much appreciated. It's your event too! I'm sure other hotels have similar options which I just haven't explored yet.
Feel free to post here or email me personally! Thanks in advance!
Here's the deal on the Holiday Inn South: although it would suit our needs, it would be costly (at least $30/person) and we can only pay with one bill. I'm not sure how to get around that. I don't want to be after people for money, this is supposed to be a fun event after all.
Anyone with any input, opinions would be appreciated. I don't want to rule people out with the cost but if people are okay with this, I can go ahead and book it and work out any details later.
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Here's the deal on the Holiday Inn South: although it would suit our needs, it would be costly (at least $30/person) and we can only pay with one bill.
grnbrg wrote:suggestions: Tony Roma's on Pembina -- they have a large 'party' room.
Was thinking about Tony Roma's myself. Think I'll give them a call today and see about their "room". Its sort of the room that I'm looking for as personally, I like the concept of having an area all to myself.
Will keep everybody posted.

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¡Hola... trayendo ustedes los libres viernes del Puerto Escondido, México!
This Week's Theme: Friday the 13th
Last Week's Winner: Last week's winner was Shawn O'Keefe (2 weeks in a row!) for this Lemur themed piece!
Next Week's Theme: Hats
Next Week's Prize: Not sure yet, but it's going to be something that you'd like to have for free.
This Week's Prize: It's a mystery. We'll load up a small box full of music, art, zines... Not sure what we'll add in there, but it's going to be pretty epic.
Submission Guidelines for next week:
We had some great entires this week that we couldn't run, either because they weren't sized right or had nothing to do with theme. Just to be clear, when the next theme comes out the old theme is offically over. Please don't send in more submissions for old themes. It makes up feel bad when you send us stuff and we can't post it up so please read the guidlines below:
- The size formatting is 600 pixels in width OR length -
if they are bigger than this they will not be posted. So if you have a long
skinny one,
please make sure it is not over 600 in length or we will not be able to see it well.
- Name your submission your first and last name. Example: john_doe.jpg
- Include the words "Fecal Face" somewhere in the art so we know you created it (please do not to add it in later with Photoshop).
- One submission per person by Friday at 12pm PST.
- If you have a website (or two) please specify which one you would like me to link in the body of your email. Also, let us know where you're from!
- Send it all to freefridayz (at) fecalface.com.
#1 Dathan Tsosie (Albuquerque, New Mexico)
#2 Kelly Chambers (Los Angeles, CA)
#3 Nathen Comohed
#4 Gemma Correll (Norwich, UK)
#5 Ryan Brady (Grand Rapids, MI)
#6 Alexandre Del Rio (France)
#7 Anthony Zinonos (Norwich, UK)
#8 Jeroen Blok (Holland)
#9 Trust36
#10 Matt Houston (Mesa, AZ)
#11 Mike Lay (Oakland, CA)
#12 Oscar Hazell (London)
#13 Pixohammer
#14 Jason Arnold (San Francisco, CA)
#15 Ashlee Lastilla (Knik, Alaska)
#16 Shogo Ota (Japan/U.S.)
#17 Mike Redmond & Faye Johnson (Manchester, UK)
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Also the Nuggets are apart of the trade, but the espn trade machine didn't let me paste a link for the full 4 team tade.
Want some thoughts and opinions:
Bulls get: Dwight Howard, Dorell Wright, Louis Amundson, and 1.2 mil trade exception
Warriors get: Taj Gibson, Luol Deng, Cj Watson, and Nuggets 2012 2nd round pick, and future Magic 2nd round pick
Magic get: Joah-Kim Noah, Ekpe Udoh, 2012 Bobcats pick (courtsey of Bulls), the rights to Nikola Mirotic (young player on real madrid, who was voted 2011 uprising star, and will be in the NBA in 2 years, 6'10 shooter, comparison to KD, also courtesy of Bulls) 2012 Warriors and 2012 Bulls first round picks (very deep 2012 draft class) 11 million dollar trade exception from Nuggets (Carmelo trade)
Nuggets Get: Hedo Turkoglu (amnesty his ass) Future Bulls 1st round pick
Warriors starting lineup, assuming they get Deandre Jordan or Nene
PG: Stephen Curry/ Cj Watson
SG: Monta Ellis/ Klay Thompson
SF: Luol Deng/ Klay Thompson
PF: David Lee/ Taj Gibson
C: Nene or DeAndre/ Andries Bierdins
Magic Starting lineup
PG Jameer Nelson/ Chris Duhon
SG Jason Richardson/ JJ Reddick
SF Ryan Anderson/ Q-Rich
PF Ekpe Udoh/ Glen Davis
C Joah-Kim Noah/ Glen Davis
Bulls Starting Lineup
PG Derrick Rose/ Janero Pargo or sign vet PG like Arenas
SG Richard Hamilton/ Dorell Wright (6th man)/ Jimmy Butler
SF Ronnie Brewer (Starts because Thibs loves D n to guard LeBron)/ Dorell Wright/ Jimmy Butler
PF Carlos Boozer/ Louis Amundson/ Kurt Thomas
C Dwight Howard/ Omer Asik/ Kurt Thomas
The Magic get a whole lot of future assets, in a high future pick with the bobcats pick, and picks from warriors and bulls in 2012, and also a big trade exception. Get Joah-kim Noah, a top 5 center and will probably progress to become a top 3 center at least. And also get the rights to Nikola Miortic who has a ton of upside. And get Udoh former 6th overall pick and is still developing and has some good potential. Magic team doesnt look to good, so they'll also prob get rid of J-Rich and Nelson and bomb the season and will end up with a high draft pick. Get all that for just Howard. Also they get rid of Turkoglu ridiculous contract. So they'll have 4 2012 1st round picks, with just this trade. They'll have a lottery 2012 pick, a early 20's pick from the warriors, a late first round pick in the Bulls, and will wait to use the bobcats pick until Jabari Parker comes out, (rated number one JR high school player in the nation, and is considered to have the potential to be the in the class of, Kobe, Lebron, Durant, Wade, and Drose are in now.)
Nuggets just lose 11 million trade exception and 2nd round pick, and get a future 1st round pick from the bulls, for making the trade work and getting Tukoglu (who will be amnesty anyway)
Bulls get franchise Center and by far the best center in the league, in Dwight Howard. Also get offensive-minded and 3pt shooting Dorell Wright, and defensive/hustle big in Amundson. and a million dollar trade exception. D-Rose gets a great shooter in Wright and gets a little pressure off him by gettin Dwight. Though, they give up a lot, Deng, Mirotic, Noah, Gibson, Watson, 2 first round picks, and Bobcats pick.
Warriors get young and best Power Forward reserve in the league and one of the best defenders in the league Taj Gibson, and could start on multiple teams which makes David Lee expendable, if they choose. Defensive stud, which the Warriors need and 18-20 ppg forward, in Deng. Which is an upgrade to Wright. A fast-paced and scoring Pg and solid back-up in Cj Watson. Also get 2012 second round pick from nuggets (Which is a deep class) and the Magic's pick will probably be an early 2013 2nd round pick. Team is well balanced they have the offense and the defense to definatley make the playoffs and probably the 2nd round. Also the warriors could definatley pull a trade off for Paul if he is willing to sign an extension. So if they indeed get Paul, Imagine a line-up of Paul, Ellis, Deng, Lee, Nene.


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Karrol Mull and Tyler Hart, Protection, are the parents of a baby boy, Dillon Chase, born at 2:14 a.m. March 19, 2013, at Pratt Regional Medical Center. He weighed 8 pounds, 13 ounces and was 20 1/2 inches long.
Grandparents are Chad Mull and Yannette Chase, Jamie Hart and Jennie Hart.


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Tag Archives: Sub-domains
Portent Staff // 13 Jul, 2010
To Sub-Domain or Not to Sub-Domain? That is the question.
Just a quick note, I hated Shakespeare in school. Once I was done with school, it became a fascinating series of life lessons and twisted, timeless comedies. In the battle of sub-folders vs. sub-domains I always fight in the name of sub-folders. Sub-folders have that magical power of creating a unique URL and inheriting the… Read More


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Vegetable Medley Mashed Potato Bowl
|Potatoes, Vegetables
|Day Part
|Menu Part
|Side Dish
|Cuisine Type
Potato Pearls® mashed potatoes, topped with fresh mixed garden vegetables and finished with rich Cheddar cheese sauce.
1 pkg Potato Pearls® EXCEL® Original Recipe Mashed Potatoes*, prepared
5 qt Mixed green vegetables, frozen
2 ½ qt Cheddar cheese sauce
- Prepare Potato Pearls® EXCEL® Original Mashed Potatoes according to package directions, hold in a steamtable.
- Divide vegetables in a single layer in perforated steamtable pans.
- Steam until vegetables are crisp-tender, about 4 min, transfer to a full-sized, steamtable pan and hold hot.
- Heat cheese sauce in a large sauce pan over medium heat until very hot, stirring frequently, about 10 min. Transfer to a bain-marie and hold hot in steamtable.
- Assemble individual portions by placing half-cup prepared potatoes in bottom of a serving bowl or ramekin, top with 4-oz hot vegetables and 2-oz of cheese sauce. Serve immediately.
- *Note: Can substitute other Basic American Foods mashed potato products.


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Create a Streaming Project with SAP HANA Streaming Analytics
You will learn
- How to create a new streaming project
- Define an input stream to receive incoming events, including the field structure (schema) for the incoming events
- Add a filter to apply to the event stream
In this tutorial series we will be building a project using a simple Internet of Things (IoT) scenario. Our project will be designed to monitor a set of freezer units that are equipped with sensors to report temperature, power on/off events, and door open/close events. We will apply various operators to analyze and transform this data, generate alerts, and capture information in the HANA database.
Click the File menu. Then click the New > Project….
Expand SAP HANA streaming analytics and select New Streaming Project, then click Next.
freezer_monitor in the Name box (be sure to only use lower case) and accept the default Directory location.
Click Finish.
All events enter a streaming project via an input stream or input window. When you created the project, it created an input stream called "NEWSTREAM" by default. We will use that stream and just rename it. Alternatively you could add another input stream (or window) by dragging it from the palette and dropping it into the project diagram.
Click the icon to the left of the name NEWSTREAM and change the name of this stream to MACHINEDATA, then press Enter key.
Note that stream names are case sensitive
Streams and windows all have a fixed set of typed columns (aka schema). Events arriving on a particular input stream must contain a set of fields that is compatible (number and type of fields) with the input stream. Events with different field sets will typically be processed by different input streams.
Click on the + to the left of Schema to expand it.
Select the MACHINEDATA shape so that the toolbar appears. Click on the Add Column tool.
Click on Add Column three more times, so there are a total of 5 columns.
Double click on the name
Column1 and change the name of this column to MACHINEID.
Double click on (INTEGER) to the right of MACHINEID to change the datatype for this column to string. (after double clicking, click the drop down arrow, and select string)
Change the rest of the column names and data types as follows:
Note that column names are case sensitive
|Column Name
Your stream should look like this:
Click here - to collapse the shape.
Note: You can just drag the shape to a new position to organize our diagram.
Drag and drop the Filter item in the Streams and Windows drawer of the Palette into the canvas.
Rename the stream,
Filter1, to
ACTIVITY_HIST by clicking on the filter icon.
Select Connector from the Palette.
Click on the
MACHINEDATA shape and then on the
ACTIVITY_HIST shape in the visual editor to connect them, directing the data flow from the input stream to the filter.
Double-click on the 1 under
ACTIVITY_HIST > Filter to edit the filter expression.
MACHINEDATA.EVENT_NAME='DOOR' in the text box to define the filter expression.
Note that you can use Ctrl+Space for content assist. Confirm your entry by pressing the Enter key.
Click on the All Iconic button (icon shown below) to collapse all the items.


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Great article Sarah – really gives an insight into the iPhone specific features that you can access.
There seems to be some concerns here about the redirection.
Whilst I probably would not use Javascript for the redirection, I was always under the impression that Javascript in the <head> ran before the remaining content is loaded (hence why you need to use onload if your javascript is modifying the dom structure of your page) – whilst other styles and scripts will still be downloaded, none of the content should be before the redirect kicks in.
As far as how whether to redirect to a single page or do a complete redirect, this depends entirely on what you want to achieve. I agree completely that if you wanted an iPhone version of a blog then you would probably want to do a full redirect, but Sarah's code can easily be modified with:
header('Location: http://mobile.yoursitehere.com' . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] . $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']);
However it is equally possible that for other uses your iPhone specific version will be different to your web version, especially in the example Sarah gives as replicating an iPhone app – in this case it may be appropriate to redirect only to the homepage to provide a different user experience.
.htaccess can obviously achieve the same thing, but will not help if you have a windows server.


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Ellie's Aqua & Gray Abode
Name: Elliot Isobel
Location: New Bedford, MA
After two boys I was over the moon to find out we were finally going to have a daughter. The wait to D-day felt agonizingly long, so I threw myself into turning our small home office into her room.
I knew that I wanted a warm gray base, and while I originally thought I would use yellow as a primary accent color, I was drawn over and over to bright aqua. Lots of the ideas actually came from Apartment Therapy - the CB2 pouf as ottoman, the such-a-deal chevron rug from Urban Outfitters.
Other components came together as DIY efforts. My husband made the big 'E', her bookshelf, and refinished an old (and ugly - think yellowed oak and gaudy brass hardware!) dresser that my grandmother had given us. Her crib and rocker were low-budget staples from IKEA. Most of her artwork and crib bedding came from Etsy.
It's so hard to wait for a baby, and carefully sourcing all of the little touches for her room made the time pass much faster - until now, that is. Her room is finished and I'm officially overdue! I'm dying to show her the new space, so here's hoping that she gets a move on!
Thanks, Sara!
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Even though the government says the economy has turned the corner and things are slowly getting better, Catholic Charities agencies nationwide reported more people seeking assistance over the summer.
For instance, agencies saw a growing number of requests for assistance from the working poor (up 81 percent), families (up 71 percent), seniors (up 48 percent) immigrants (up 48 percent) and homeless people (up 45 percent), according to Catholic Charities USA's Snapshot Survey covering the third quarter of 2010.
"The number of moderate income families continues to increase," Linda McKamie of Catholic Charities of Corpus Christi, Texas, was quoted as saying in the most recent survey. "A group that in the past was not in need of the type of assistance we provide started to access our pantry and financial assistance — these families report a lost of financial assets due to the loss or lack of employment."
A big concern facing local agencies is the loss of state funding for poverty programs. With less money coming in under government contracts, programs that provide employment training, child care, pregnancy counseling, emergency shelter to domestic violence victims, housing support, health services and food distribution have implemented significant cutbacks.
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A team led by Jean-Michel Claverie and Chantal Abergel of Aix-Marseille University in Marseille, France, made the discovery of the previously unknown virus, which has been dubbed Pithovirus sibericum and can be revived in the lab. Amazingly, even after more than 30,000 years embedded in ancient permafrost, when Claverie and Abergel exposed amoebas in their lab to the virus, they found that the virus was still active and quickly infected the host cell. "We use amoeba on purpose as a safe bait for capturing viruses. We then immediately verify that they are not able to infect animal/human cells," stressed the researchers.Their findings are detailed in a new article in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences ( doi:10.1073/pnas.1320670111).
If long-buried viruses can be unearthed, what else might be capable of coming to the surface? Climate change as well as industrial activities may shake up the ancient ice enough to bring potential pathogens to the surface. "Mining and drilling means ... digging through these ancient layers for the first time in millions of years. If 'viable' [viral particles] are still there, this is a good recipe for disaster," said Claverie and Abergel.But Edward Mocarski, a professor of microbiology at Emory University, says the risk of a virus pathogenic to humans being released from the ice is very small.University of Nebraska's Van Etten agreed that such a situation was unlikely but possible with the right conditions."We are now doing more work to analyze the DNA content of these permafrost layers in a search for the genetic signature of viruses resembling human pathogens," said Claverie and Abergel, who stressed that they are not attempting to "revive" any such pathogenic viruses, but rather hoping to determine the potential danger.
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1. Legendrea, Matthieu; Bartolia, Julia; Shmakovab, Lyubov et al. (2014), "Thirty-thousand-year-old distant relative of giant icosahedral DNA viruses with a pandoravirus morphology", PNAS, doi:10.1073/pnas.1320670111
3. http://www.newscientist.com/article/...l#.UxWGl4XjKwY
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For the last two seasons the Lady Bucs have won the Atlantic Sun Tournament Championship at Allen Arena. ETSU has lost only one time to the Lady Bisons in 11games, a 57-52 defeat Feb. 3, 2007.
Thursday night at 5:15 the Lady Bisons will welcome ETSU to campus. The Lady Bisons, 4-14, 2-6, have lost their last two games. ETSU, 8-7, 6-1 in the A-Sun, have won their last four games.
"I told our team that after winning the championship the last two years and dancing on the court that they kind of consider this their home court," said Lipscomb coach Frank Bennett. "That is a challenge for us to show them that this is our home court."
ETSU offers a number of challenges, including the 12th highest points production per game in the nation with 78.9 points.
"They probably have the top five or six players in the conference on one team as far as athletic ability and overall talent," Bennett said. "They have a lot of overall size with four players 6-foot-2 or taller and a lot of shooters."
Two of the leaders for ETSU are senior forwards TaRonda Wiles, averaging 19.7 points per game, tops in the A-Sun; and Siarre Evans, averaging 17.6 points and 11.1 rebounds per game.
"Wiles and Evans are their two best players," Bennett said. "Wiles is athletic. She can go to the basket and get the jumper as well as being able to shoot the three.
"Evans has played the point in the past some. If you drop your hands, she can shoot the three pretty deep. She can also post some. She has a variety of skills."
The biggest emphasis for the Lady Bisons will be to take care of the basketball.
"The key for us is to keep them out of transition," Bennett said. "A lot of that translates to taking care of the ball first. They will do some trapping, both full court and in the half court, to try to force some turnovers.
"We have to get our guards back, establish a tandem and communicate until we get all five players into position. We also have to rebound. We have to hold them to one shot and get on the boards strong."
Bennett has stressed to his team to put the trip to Jacksonville behind them, emphazing the need to look ahead to the rest of the season.
"We have worked hard on rebounding in practice," Bennett said. "We have been physical in blocking out.
"We have worked hard on advantage transition drills where the offensive team has the advantage. You have to really scramble on defense and get back and fight off that advantage to get your team established."
Junior guard Jenna Bartsokas continues to lead the Lady Bisons in scoring, averaging 12.2 points per game. Sophomore center Brittany Duerk averaged 5.8 rebounds per game.
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Colorful bridge leads to a small temple on the island in the center of Ha Noi
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cornejo (56930) 2014-01-27 10:25
Kaisa Hello, welcome to TE. Very good picture of this beautiful and interesting red, very well composed and captured this beautiful image with good sharpness, depth, light and color beautiful bridge. Excellent and interesting job well done, congratulations my friend. Thanks for sharing this beautiful work.
Good evening and happy start to the week.
All the best from southern Spain.
PaulVDV (43828) 2014-01-27 12:42
Hello Kaisa,
What a brilliant red bridge. It's colour is well reflected in the water.
On the thumbnail I thought this picture was taken in Japan.
But apparently it's Vietnam.
Moreover the bridge was decorated with lots of very colourful flags.
I assume that there was some festivity.
Best regards, Paul
saxo042 (38026) 2014-01-28 7:31
Hej Kaisa,
A very fine picture with this very eye-catching red bridge that is nicely reflected in the water. All the people and the flags add more colours and life.
ikeharel (93208) 2014-01-30 7:17
Fabulous red color of the bridge, Kaisa, and well collected it's reflection over water.
Vivid tones with the people crossing, and adorned by the many multi-color flags.
Pleasent to look at, cheers.
Subhogen (4067) 2014-01-31 0:41
Hello Kaisa,
A beautiful view of a lovely red bridge. The bright red amidst those green trees is so eye-catching. I like the reflections of the piers in the waters, it looks like there are four of them instead of two. Nice colourful shot, thanks for sharing.
abmdsudi (73836) 2014-02-10 5:43
Hi Kaisa
Great shot, I remember this bridge few years back, an indeed hard to miss with the blinding red spanning across and people presence will always bring lots of life as shown. You are spot on compo, clarity is great with lovely touch of reflections. Wonderful shot, congrats
Best regards
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This 22 year old artist just wrapped up a solo show @Park Life here in San Francisco, and it got all sorts of people worked up. The work is familiar yet horribly unique and fresh. Check below and you'll see what I mean... Matthew's a recent CCA student who dropped out, keeping himself out of debt and felt that he'd do alright by educating himself instead. We're very excited to introduce you to this SF based artist who's bound to make a name for himself. Say hi to Matthew and enjoy his work and what he has to say. He knows what he's doing.
Tell us a bit about your show at Park Life and how it came to be?
I showed paintings at Brown Bear on Divisadero (RIP) last summer and Jamie Alexander from Park Life bought a couple pieces from that. He's a very genuine guy. He said he wanted to do a show in June, so I quite my job and moved up to Portland for a inexpensive change of scenery and to get away from the distractions of San Francisco. I lived in a basement and painted while it rained almost non stop. I spent alot of time wrestling with the symbolic morality of opera pink during the day and hitting the bars at night. You can still smoke inside the bars there. That was fun!
Describe your process for creating a new piece and what sorts of materials you prefer to use?
I use alot of Winsor Newton and Old Holland watercolor on cold pressed paper. I also use some acrylic ink, and that Holbein acrylic gouache.
What's the deal with all the tigers? I love the piece above... What was going through your mind when you created it?
The tiger attack at the San Francisco zoo was what triggered the tiger paintings. I had never painted a tiger, let alone any animal other than birds until then. Maybe because you don't see any wild animals except birds in the city. But all of a sudden, for a minute, we had a tiger on the loose. It was just kind of a surreal thing to picture, but really, it made perfect sense. Tigers are supposed to be free and wild. They're supposed to kill other animals. I don't blame her. But I felt for the kid and the family of the victim, that was also tragic. Im constantly finding myself unable to conclusively side one way or the other in moral terms with the subjects in my work. But the car, it seemed like an equivalent city-tiger image. They're big and fast and deadly, and occasionally beautiful.
You grew up in SF right? What are some of your favorite spots around town?
Yea, I was born and raised in The City. I love it here. Favorite spots would be El Rio on a Monday night, cheap drinks and a big back area for smoking. Also Kaplans downtown for inexpensive fitted caps and top notch service. Pearls art store is where I go for all my art supplies, and Tu Lan is the spot if you want a pile of delicious MSG vietnamese food for cheap.
What inspired the gang stuff in some of your work?
I did this Jim Jones series which kind of unlocked this ongoing discussion of race not just in my art but my life. The story of Peoples Temple touched something deep in me. I would have been in that congregation singing right along side them. That church was a glimmer of hope in a time of hopelessness, which seems relevant now. Or at least thats what it seemed to be in the beginning. And then to have it end in the most tragic way, it was too much, something kind of snapped in me, but I couldn't figure out what. So I started painting and letting things come out. One of the first things I remember painting was this black boy dead in a field from being poisoned with cyanide laced flavor-aid, and then kind of freaking out. I got really self conscious about what people would think and how they would read the piece , which had never been much of a concern of mine before. And from that reaction I then became indignant that I was made to feel guilty by some invisible force because I was painting a person of color who wasn't holding hands within a racial rainbow singing "everything is ok and we all love eachother", you know? Should I only represent people who look like me in my work? Where's the line between uncensored expression and exploitation? Isn't admitting theres a problem the first step to making things better? As long as I stayed honest to myself, I felt it was my duty to let whatever was going to come out come out. To exclude people of color or to only include them in scenes of comfortable complacency would be a lie not only to myself but the viewer. If things came out in the work that people didn't like, I was ready to talk about it because I knew in my heart I was coming from a place of love and hope, even if there were ugly things that had to be expunged first. Creating a discussion, an honest discourse, was really important to me. Hiding or avoiding things seemed like it would only be destructive.
But so after the Jim Jones series I had opened up this Pandoras box. I was doing alot of free associating. Painting something, then responding to it and adding to the piece. But I tried not to define it before or during the process of creating it. What happened with the bandannas was I became visually obsessed with the paisley flower pattern. So I painted (or rather drew) it in bright red. I like letting the context and the visuals take turns driving a piece while Im creating it. And growing up in The City, you see a bright red bandanna and you think Norteno. So I painted this kid with corn rose I had seen a couple weeks previous from memory. I was also obsessed with covering faces in sweat and tears and saliva. So I added that. And Im looking at it, and see it makes a perfect half heart, just by chance in the way I painted the profile and the placement of the bandanna over his mouth. So, of course, I have to complete the heart, right? So I repainted the image and made them black, a crip and a blood, and for the sake of visuals I made the other face the exact same, with the exact same placement of sweat and tears. And suddenly it was this powerful but mysterious image, like a new symbol. Like a contemporary Romeo and Juliet. But more like Romeo and Romeo.
I painted another bandannas piece after that where race is the only difference between the two people, the bandanna color uniting them. That one I thought turned out weird, but then I was watching this thing about lovers in all female prison, and it made perfect sense. It was a lesbian jailhouse wedding. It wasn't even really about race anymore. It was about sexuality, love and togetherness in confinement.
Day job?
I worked at Pearl's downtown for a year. Before that I was making and selling t-shirts, working odd labor jobs and painting houses.
When are you most creative... - time of day? When are you working on new work?
I like to start new paintings at night. And then finish them in the daytime.
When did you start to really make work? What was your work like in high school?
Ive always drawn, and started painting a little in high school. I was raised on graphic flat paintings, the original Nickelodeon cartoons, sci-fi super hero type creatures and Ed Roth characters and cars. I used to have a deep mistrust of conceptual art, like pooping on canvas or masturbating under stages. It seemed like one big inside joke for anyone who could shell out tuition for art school. Then on the other hand I found painterly paintings of fields or nature or still lives painfully boring. As Ive gotten older, Ive come to appreciate different types of art more and more. But thats what high school me was like. Pissed off, headstrong and kind of a dork.
But I got kind of bored with it. I wanted to keep things interesting for myself and to do that I had to open myself up to new things. So I went to CCA in Oakland as a painting major. I still had this feeling that I should make art that people who had never heard the word "Duchampian" could enjoy, but I also realized that art like other professions needs highly educated specialists, and thats what school was for. But at the same time I was really paying attention to the Mission School artists, so when there was loan complications and I couldn't go to CCA anymore or access their library, I made Mission School my official teachers.
What mainly happened in college was I had a teacher, Franklin Williams, who pretty much broke me down and forced me to build myself back up piece by piece. He knew when to praise and when to ignore and when to single you out for a vicious clowning on. He was like a sparring partner, or a coach. He would say things to me and piss me off so bad that I would work with this sort of vengeful fury, like "Ill show you, motherfucker". But then in these frenzies I would really push myself in uncomfortable directions and create some of my best work. Then I would come back the next week to rub it in his face, like he would be crushed that I had been working so hard, but he would just smile and pat me on the back and move onto the next person. He knew what he was doing. Then when paying for school got complicated the painter David Huffman who also teaches at CCA let me hang around him and would encourage me on when I was really questioning myself and feeling reluctant, like with the beginning of the Jim Jones series.
What was the best thing you did this last year?
Moving away from San Francisco and coming back to San Francisco.
What do you have upcoming? Projects? Trips? Shows? Etc...
Im in New York City until 22 of August apartment sitting, but really I don't know what Im doing right now. Ill be back in San Francisco and I need to find a place to work, a place to show and need to enjoy myself more. If anyone can help me with any of these, Im open to suggestions. Im just gonna keep painting for now. Hit me up on my website www.dumbstersf.com
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Event: Ali Zafar, Siddharth and Divyendu Sharma shake legs at the music launch of their film CHASHME BADDOOR. Director David Dhawan, actress Tapsee Pannu and music composer Sajid-Wajid also seem to have a gala time at the event.
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Bollywood celeb Aamir Khan along with wife Kiran Rao were spotted at PVR.
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Red lights stay on in Indonesia's "Dolly" prostitution district despite closure by mayor
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SURABAYA, Indonesia – The mayor of Indonesia's second-largest city has officially shut down "Dolly," one of Southeast Asia's biggest red-light districts, but the world's oldest profession is still up and running despite warnings to stop.
Dolly — believed to have been named years ago after a colonial Dutch madam — was supposed to have closed June 18, but on the main drag, young women in skin-tight miniskirts and heels continue to lure guests into rooms lit only by faint red and pink lights.
Pimps made no attempt to hide as they stood outside, greeting potential customers. When a sex worker in a karaoke parlor spotted journalists walking past, she ran out with a raised fist and shouted, "Dolly will stay open!"
Surabaya's reformist mayor Tri Rismaharini has vowed to shutter the area, and the government is offering $425 to each of the estimated 1,500 sex workers to help them get out of the business.
Rismaharini plans to ease the women out of the work, and gave them until Monday to collect the money. She has not attempted to use force but said she wants the entire complex closed down by the end of the holy month of Ramadan in late July.
But the sex workers, pimps and local business owners have taken to the streets in protest, saying the government is offering too little compensation for yanking away from their livelihoods.
"The government just doesn't care about us," said Suyatmi, 43, a prostitute who uses one name like many Indonesians. "We need a more permanent solution. They can't just solve the prostitution problem by handing out money to prostitutes."
Prostitution rings operate openly in all major Indonesian cities despite opposition from Islamic conservatives, some of whom want to replace the country's secular system with one bound by Islamic law. Most of Indonesia's 246 million people are Muslims.
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The following is a reprint of a Warwick Beacon article from June 24th, 1986.
As many as 5,000 more people than expected showed up at Rocky Point Park last Friday night for the Steppenwolf-Guess Who concert.
But while traffic backed up as far as Apponaug was a headache for motorists and Warwick Neck residents, police and city officials feel confident that Rocky Point did everything it could to keep the crowd under control.
Ward 5 Councilman John C. DelGiudice reports, "Rocky Point attempted to do everything it was asked to do by the city. It made radio announcements that the concert was sold out at 4 that afternoon, and told people not to go to Rocky Point. But people went anyway."
While Police Chief John F. Coutcher defined the crowd as "beer drinking and vociferous," he reported that only two people were arrested for disorderly conduct. "There weren't that many problems other than the traffic, which we expected...we had officers remain on duty until 3 a.m., and Rocky Point picked up the cost of it."
DelGiudice said police patrols were increased from 40 to 50, and a rescue wagon was called to the Park in case of emergencies anywhere in Warwick Neck. The Park paid the expenses of the rescue truck and its personnel, he said.
At least one resident, however, felt the crowds were out of control. Howard Sisson, 45 Nightingale Ave., reported concert-goers urinating on private property, "and people overdosing on alcohol who had to be taken away."
"Of course you're going to get negative reports from people who don't want the concerts there in the first place," said the chief.
DelGiudice said he addressed the traffic problems to Park President David Cascioli, and reported, "No one should have a beef with Rocky Point. They demonstrated a lot of responsibility and took all the precautions they could.
"It just comes down to the simple fact that our roads can't handle that kind of crowd. You can't look at the community and say the concert didn't interfere with it. It didn't interfere," said DelGiudice.
DelGiudice said Cascioli showed him a concert trade magazine referring to a concert Steppenwolf and Guess Who held in Philadelphia on June 6, which reported an attendance of 3,300. "Based on that, they weren't expecting the crowds they got," says DelGuidice.
"Too many people responded to the same place at the same time," said the councilman. "There had to be 8,000 to 10,000 people there."
DelGuidice reported about five minor traffic accidents after the concert. "One driver went around a corner on Tidewater and hit a car parked in a driveway. I think the accidents were because a lot of people just weren't familiar with the area. Of course, you get about 3,000 cars where there are normally 200 driving around, and mathematically the chances of accidents have to go up."
He also reported inspecting the neighborhood the next morning at 5:30 a.m. "There was maybe the equivalent of a case of beer in two or three places, but it wasn't that bad."
Cascioli has promised DelGuidice that he doesn't plan another concert until August, 'and he's told me it won't be a concert of that stature-only 3,000 to 4,000 people.
"I don't think anybody can say that Rocky Point was trying to pull anything over on the city," concluded DelGiudice. "They did everything they could and everything the city asked them to do."


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|8 out of 10 : Very Good
|7 out of 10 : Good
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|4 out of 10 : Poor
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|2 out of 10 : Very Bad
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|2012-03-31, 13:11
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Amagami SS+ plus - Overall Series Impressions & Total Series Rating
This thread is to be used for discussing the entire episodes of Amagami SS+ plus ... your thoughts about the show, overall impressions, expectations and hopes about Blu-Ray/DVD-exclusive footage etc.
A few subjects you might want to ramble on about:
And so on.
The poll represents your total series rating. In other words, how you would rate all the episodes combined (1-10)? If you'd rather rate the whole series by technical/artistic merits, you can do so. An example:
Animation Quality: 1-10
Voice Actors: 1-10
Script: 1-10
Soundtrack: 1-10
Editing: 1-10
Enjoyment: 1-10
Emotional Involvement: 1-10
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Or a combination of the two. Or your general gut feeling.
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Location: Deep in their roots, all flowers keep the light....
Overall I would give the series a 7/10 vote ... i.e. it was "good". But imo it could have been better too. Classic example for my claim is the last arc - Haruka's. So much love was put into the storyline and the heroine that made it quite engaging. In retrospect it was sad that the other heroine's arcs did not get as much love and attention.
Still - even with that I enjoyed the season as a whole, though it was not "earthshaking" or something like that.
|2012-04-01, 12:30
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I think it was a decent sequel to the first season. Glad that they finally put some closure to Rihoko's arc (then again, that first season's required them to).
It worked as a sequel, I guess, but not that interesting in some arcs, because everything that needs to be done has already been done and they are just continuing when I felt they didn't really need to (except Rihoko's arc).
|2012-04-01, 14:38
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Oh, let's just say, I went "HHHNNNNNGGGGGGHHHHHH" and "OMG" more times this season than the previous.
Even chubby cheeks Rihoko gets more attention. Thing is: this season managed to make her look better, even though the ending to her arc was lackluster.
It's really the Haruka arc that really did the trick. Like many, that public confession at the graduation ceremony = Mind-explosion, by which I mix up feelings of "OMFG", "Way to go", "Jealously", "Despair" and "Holy freakin' $#^@$%". All in one bag too!
And thank goodness for the fanservice OVA which brings a nicer "ease" towards the realization of "This series is over!"
Also, plenty more Miya action this time; and far far far less on stalker girl, Risa.
The most honest arc in terms to actual relationship development: Ai.
|2012-04-02, 04:56
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A little bit of mixed feelings here...
On one hand, it was great to see the continuation of the series and see them expanding relationships a bit. Bonus points for creating completely new storylines that don't just cram more in-game events into anime. And finally resolving Rihoko's arc (seriously, the guy responsible for her SS arc should be bitchslapped so hard his face friendzones him). For me, Haruka's arc was the highlight of SS+ and the best made arc, even though I wasn't that interested in the character after SS.
On the other hand, it was half the content and it some cases it clearly wasn't enough and made things seem rushed (I believe Haruka or Kaoru arcs could've easily been made into 4-parters), while for some, like Sae's arc, even these 2 episodes were hard to fill in a meaningful way. It would also quite obvious they had more fun doing some arcs than others.
It would also be great if they included some secondary character arcs, with one standard opening and ending, requiring them to only change short parts of them which is very little work compared to SS, where every girl had her own ending. They even made character songs CD for Hibiki, so I really doubt she's not popular enough for own mini-arc. Also, Risa's arc where?
Sadly, there isn't seem to be any substantial material left for another season, so I guess it's really the end. Overall, the series was quite enjoyable to watch, despite some bumps and rushed feeling here and there, so I gave it 'good' rank. Now to wait on BD bonus videos!
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When AIC friendzoned Riho, I was confused. At that time, I don't understand the reason behind it. But now I see that the studio actually has further plan for Amagami franchise. Amagami SS plus is quite an enjoyable sequal and it's nice to see the cast return again. Each arc maybe is too short, but considor this is an addition to the main series, that is to be expected.
However I have minor complaint about how they handle each arc. With exception of the first and last arc, namely Tsukasa and Haruka, In the main series, Junichi's monologue: his inner conflict and how he ponders about what is troubling the heroines is the focus. But here, most problems are seen from heroines' POV and Junichi rarely thinks at all. Or I should've put it as if we didn't hear much of his monologues which IMO is very important in making most of his actions and behaviors more meaningful. In short, plus centers around heroines' inner thought way too much. This needs to be tone down in order to balance both MC and heroine dynamic to make the couple more engaging to the audience.
I give this series 8 out of 10.
|2012-04-13, 22:59
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Ehhhhhh, I didn't NOT enjoy it but nor did it affect me profoundly. Enjoyed seeing certain characters again and funny moments... seemed like, well, they just running the series in neutral/idle or something. More episodes per route might have helped????
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I've finally realized that I'm pretty much a one project gal. Every time I attempt more than one project at a time I begin worrying about neglecting the original project or playing favorites or get so caught up in the exhilaration of starting something new that I fear nothing will ever be completed and my apartment will be swallowed up by the lonely, dusty beginnings of things.
See, I'm working on the Halfobi and I've got a couple of pairs of socks I'd like to make and then there are a couple of cardigans I have my eye on … but it's just too much. I don't have that much knitting time — and what time I do have right now has to be reading time as well. So no complicated patterns, stitches, counting. Basically, anything beyond stockinette and the simplest of rib patterns is a no-no. Anyway, with too many projects, I get distracted from the reading (very, very bad) and start to worry about all of the unfinished, barely started but yet already neglected piles of wool around the house. Just collecting cat hair.
Because who else could be my faithful knitting companion, if not Miss Alice P.? And although she is many things, she is above all else shedding.
She supervised — and blessed with drifts of fuzzy tortie hair — today's Halfobi progress and reading. I finally sucked it up and knit on the necessary 75 stitches (adjusted for gauge) for the other front of the body — I'd been putting it off out of sheer laziness and unwillingness to devote non-reading time to the task. Instead, I knit gauge swatches for socks, began socks that were destined only to be frogged, etc. Obviously, a much better use of my time. But today a good couple of inches of progress:
The color is funky, but it's dark and that's the best I could do. I'm not much of a photographer. But progress! I'm looking forward to wearing this when the weather will again tolerate wool.
And in other news, I think I might have found IT. You know, that special dissertation-worthy topic that just might be worth devoting a couple of years of your life (nay, your best years) to. We'll see. Too early to tell. Or to awaken the wrath of the dissertation Gods.


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There's nothing worse that urgently needing access to an application but being refused access due to forgotten password! I know, I know this should always to documented but sometimes you will gain ownership of an issue where the password is not known or just forgotten.
Disclaimer: I know there are many things worse really but it's pretty annoying nonetheless
Here are a couple of ways to reset passwords which you may otherwise find difficult to reset. I'll try to update this from time to time with more applications.
CA ARCServe
- Open a command prompt on the server where you want to change/reset the caroot password.
- In the command prompt browse to the drive where you have ARCServe installed (e.g. C:\Program Files\CA\…)
- Once in the ARCServe folder type in the following: cstop
- This will stop the ARCServe services that are running.
- When all services are stopped open the Windows Explorer and browse to the folder:
C:\Program Files\CA\BrightStor ARCserve Backup\Data\Discovery
Here you will find a folder that has the name of your server.
- Rename this folder. (Don't delete it as you can always change the name back if there are issues)
- Back in the command prompt type in the following: cstart
- This will start the ARCServe services that were stopped in item 4.
- Still in the command prompt type in the following: Authsetup/p "password" where "password" is what you want the new password to be.
- Close the command prompt and try to open ARCServe with the new password.
McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator 4.x
- Login to your SQL server where your ePolicy Orchestrator DB is located.
- Execute the following query to create a user called epoadmin with a password of epoadmin.
INSERT INTO [dbo].[OrionUsers]
(Name, AuthURI, Admin, Disabled, Visible, Interactive, Removable, Editable)
VALUES ('epoadmin','auth:pwd?pwd=7LTSeirrzM8EjqttaozV4cSiPGQWi8w3′,1,0,1,1,1,1)


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Word of the Week: Era of the Passive Tense
Editor's Note: The Word of the Week comes from China Digital Space's Grass-Mud Horse Lexicon, a glossary of terms created by Chinese netizens and frequently encountered in online political discussions. These are the words of China's online "resistance discourse," used to mock and subvert the official language around censorship and political correctness.
If you are interested in participating in this project by submitting and/or translating terms, please contact the CDT editors at CDT [at] chinadigitaltimes [dot] net.
被时代 (bèi shídài): era of the passive tense
A time when euphemistic labels are given to actions that belie the underlying compulsion behind those actions–that is, the present.
In Chinese, the grammatical construction bei-X means "to be Xed," and implies that that the Xed party has been forced or suffered to X. For example, someone who was invited to drink tea (i.e. was called in by the police for interrogation) could say she "was tea-drinked" (bèi hé chá 被喝茶). Netizens have coined a number of terms using this construction, giving rise to the "era of the passive tense."


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Lesson in Mindfulness
Our Opinionated Judge on the poetic film 'Museum Hours'
Darleen Ortega | 9/17/2013, 5:05 p.m.
I despair of conveying just how rich and profound an experience watching "Museum Hours" can be.
The film will sound slow -- and it is -- and tedious -- which it most certainly isn't. It doesn't have much in the way of a plot, and portions of the film are spent listening in on conversations between a man and a woman in late middle age, or wandering in the dead of winter through Vienna streets that are off the beaten tourist track. The rest is spent inside an art museum, lingering over the works of Rembrandt and Bruegel and various works of antiquity.
But if you are open to it, this film -- like a Bruegel painting -- may quietly unsettle you, and move you, and open you up.
Early on we are introduced to two characters. Johann works in the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna as a security guard. He muses about what it is like to spend hours in the quiet of the museum, observing the patrons and surrounded by masterworks that nearly always reward each visit with some new treasure. He is a gentle, watchful soul.
A woman catches his eye. She returns to the museum several times, appearing a bit lost. It occurs to Johann to wonder "[w]hat [it is] about some people that makes you curious, while with others one would be just as happy not to know anything about them." He strikes up a conversation with the woman, Anne, and learns that she is visiting from Montreal in order to see a cousin who is in a coma. Johann kindly but warily assists Anne with directions to the hospital and offers help in communicating with the doctors.
The two strike up a friendship. It will not be a romance (Johann is gay), but they share a love for heavy metal music and an enthusiasm for acute observation. He visits the hospital with her. They wander the museum, and the streets of Vienna. He opens the city to her, thereby reminding himself of corners he has forgotten to savor.
Eventually the film settles into a kind of reverie. It moves back and forth between the streets and the paintings. It is as if the walls between the worlds inside and outside become porous, and we begin to move freely between the two. The camera lingers over a stark landscape, or skin illuminated by light, and then moves to a street or a weathered face outside, as if to suggest that one of the masters well might choose this for his subject. In one scene, the camera moves back and forth between painted nudes and a few ordinary-looking patrons -- and suddenly the patrons are nude too, and similarly unashamed.
It occurred to me to wonder where this was all going. I love art, and museums, and enjoy watching people, but am unused to such stillness in films. Even as I was frequently moved by the careful framing of each shot and by the director's attentiveness to the humanity of his subjects, I wondered where he was taking me.


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The Rocklin Library offers four self-checkout machines; a community room; unique reading spaces; welcoming atmosphere and uses of color; and expanded Friends of the Rocklin Library book sales.
Senior Librarian: Tony Carmack
The Rocklin Library opened February 1943 in the lower floor of the City Hall Building. It was open 6 hours per week. In May 1965, the Library was moved across the road and hours increased to 24 per week. Through the combined efforts of the Friends of the Rocklin Library, the City of Rocklin, and the County of Placer, plus Federal funding through the California State Library, a new 5,264 square foot branch library was built and dedicated April 28, 1985. This facility was located at 5460 Fifth Street in Johnson-Springview Park. The Friends of the Rocklin Library, the City of Rocklin, and the County of Placer partnered again in 2009/10 to expand the library for the growing city. The 2 story, 16,600 square foot Rocklin Library opened January 2011 on Granite Drive.
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