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WEDDING BELLS AT LAUDER: John Demsey, a group president at the Estée Lauder Cos. Inc., has decided to take a break from plotting brand strategy and pursue some development of his own by tying the knot. His engagement to Anouschka Izmirlian was revealed over the weekend and a wedding date is being planned. The engagement ring wasn't done in time, so the ever-resourceful Demsey presented his bride-to-be with a Kimora Lee Simmons Hello Kitty ring. Clearly a woman with a sense of humor, she said yes. The couple has known each other on and off for some time, after meeting in an elevator in the Upper East Side apartment building where they both lived. Izmirlian grew up in Geneva and Demsey comes from Shaker Heights, Ohio.
BLONDE AMBITION: Guests at Chanel's cruise show in Los Angeles on Friday will spy the first look of the collection on someone in the audience: Claudia Schiffer. Karl Lagerfeld tapped the model, whom he recently shot for a Dom Perignon campaign, for Chanel's cruise press kit. Mind you, Schiffer won't be the only famous face lining the front row. Plenty of Tinseltown residents are awaited, including the likes of Demi Moore, Cameron Diaz and Camilla Belle, along with rockers Cat Power, Lily Allen and Anthony Kiedis.
BABY TALK: Talk about glamorous maternitywear. Valentino has whipped up a romantic, pale rose silk Empire gown for mother-to-be Eva Herzigova for the unveiling of Chopard's Red Carpet Collection in Cannes, France, on Wednesday. For the event, Valentino also has created a capsule collection of dresses inspired by 10 of Chopard's 60 fine jewelry pieces.
THE WINNERS' CIRCLE: Sometimes winning takes some convincing, but usually not when the prize is already in the bag. At Sunday's Alpert Award in the Arts, the event's namesake Herb Alpert told the crowd how Cynthia Hopkins, the winner for theater, mistook him for a crank caller when he rang to let her know she had won. She listened to the news, which included mention of a $25,000 increase on top of what used to be a $50,000 award, with complete skepticism. After hanging up with Alpert, Hopkins realized her gaffe and fired off an e-mail to administrators. Alpert, meanwhile, was busy checking the caller ID on his phone to make sure he had dialed the right number.
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The music legend, who recently launched Artistshousemusic.com for young people looking to crack the music industry, talked about his own self-doubt. Alpert told the crowd at Maro Lion's uptown pad about how he once felt as though he didn't deserve an award, but he also felt as though he didn't deserve getting arthritis.
OUT OF AFRICA: The art crowd and the fashion flock won't jet off to the Venice Biennale until next month, but this year's Life Achievement Award has just been announced. Malian photographer Malick Sidibe is this year's winner, according to Biennale director Robert Storr. Sidibe's work will be featured in Storr's exhibition as part of a collaborative project of images and music focused on disseminating information in Mali on AIDS prevention and treatment. The 72-year-old lensman is the first artist for whom photography is the primary medium to receive a Golden Lion since the German team of Bernd and Hilla Becher received it — for sculpture — about 15 years ago. Sidibe also will be the first African to receive a Golden Lion in Venice.
SCARE AND TEAR: Rick Owens' clothes are to star in a horror flick by underground director Bruce LaBruce, who wrapped up shooting in Berlin two days ago. "It's a gay zombie movie, so I selected a few vampire-y looks for it," joked Owens, who is no stranger to the silver screen. Meryl Streep wore a studded bolero by the designer in "The Devil Wears Prada." "It was so flattering to see that my clothes were worn by the bitch," he said. Next up, Owens will be staging a show of his furniture line during the Paris rtw shows in October at the Jousse Enterprise gallery.
CARBONATED COOL: Custo Barcelona plans to help Europeans stay cool this summer by teaming up with Perrier. The Spanish label will add fizz to the brand's soda cans and bottles with flashy designs. The limited edition cans will be available through September.
HOME ALONE: After hitting the red carpet at the Tribeca Ball and the Costume Institute gala last week, Ellen Pompeo and her fiancé, Chris Ivery, were decidedly more dressed down Sunday morning at Brasserie Jo in Boston. For Mother's Day brunch near Copley Plaza, the "Grey's Anatomy" actress opted for jeans, flats and a leather jacket. Ivery, who like Pompeo grew up outside of Boston, also was keeping things casual in jeans and a green zip-front jacket. Free from photographers and autograph seekers, the pair and their party lingered outside the entrance chatting — on the gray carpet.
TV TIME: The finale of "America's Next Top Model" airs Wednesday on the CW Network, but one winner is already clear: Sass & Bide will be worn by models and hosts alike, as the final competitors walk in a staged fashion show featuring all Sass & Bide, with the Sydney harbor as the backdrop. Sass & Bide designers Sarah-Jane Clarke and Heidi Middleton are guest judges, and both Tyra Banks and guest judge CariDee English, who won last season, also sport the contemporary brand on the show.
TRIPLE PLAY: Subversive Jewelry designer Justin Giunta has lots going on. Not only is he within the three-week mark of finding out whether he won the CFDA's Swarovski Award for Accessory Design, but he'll be feted tonight at House & Garden's party for its "Tastemakers" issue, in which he was declared one. "It's a really great honor," said Giunta. "We're also on the cover of this week's New York magazine, so it's been a good week….As far as being a tastemaker, it shows that my aesthetic transcends across many media. I feel very validated as a tastemaker." The fun doesn't end there. On Wednesday night, Guinta will be showcasing his new couture collection at Phillips de Pury & Company in honor of his nomination. There, the clusters of chains and charms that make up some of Subversive's most spectacular pieces will shine against the most famous modern art masterpieces. "It's going to be a poignant retrospective of contemporary art as it exists today — big names, big pieces, big price tags," joked Giunta. "But visually it will be really stunning. Accessories designers don't get much of an opportunity to show everything at one time — you never see an accessories designer walking down the runway, so this is a nice compromise to that."


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New Canaan forecast UPDATE: 'Blizzard' warning -- heavy snow, high winds
The "Winter Storm Watch" issued early Thursday for southwestern Connecticut has been changed to a "Blizzard Warning" by the National Weather Service.
A pounding winter nor'easter -- with wind-driven snow and possible coastal flooding -- is now forecast to strike the region most intensely from 6 a.m. Friday through 1 p.m. Saturday, according to the NWS alert Thursday night.
Light snow may start falling overnight as the temperature dips to a low in the low-20s. There will be an east wind 8 to 14 mph; chance of precipitation is 50 percent Thursday night into early Friday. Total nighttime snow accumulation of less than one-half inch possible.
On Friday, snowfall gathers intensity and could be heavy at times. The high temperature will reach the low-30s, with a northeast wind 14 to 21 mph, with gusts as high as 37 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100 percent. New snow accumulation of 3 to 7 inches possible during the day.
By Friday night, snow will continue falling heavily as the temperature dips to about 20 degrees, the NWS says. It will be windy, with a north wind 23 to 26 mph, gusting as high as 44 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100 percent, with new snow accumulation of 10 to 14 inches possible.
On Saturday, snow is expected to continue falling before noon. Cloudy skies will gradually clear by afternoon as snow eases. The high temperature will be in the mid-20s, with a north wind 22 to 26 mph, gusting as high as 40 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60 percent, and the NWS forecasts new snow accumulation of 1 to 2 inches possible.
Sunday is expected to sunny with a daytime high temperature in the mid-30s.
The outlook for Monday, according to the weather service, is possible rain and snow, with temperatures in the mid-40s.

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As the 110 graduates from 3 states walked across the stage of the MSU Riley Center, two of them shared a special bond. Natalie Welch married Anna's brother, and both of them received their Master of Business Administration degrees with a concentration in accounting. The two were able to grow closer because of what they shared in grad school.
Natalie Welch says, "It was amazing. I don't think that I would have been able to finish if I would have been without her cause we were able to relate to each other and struggle through our classes, so it helped out a lot. We had our ups and our downs, and we fought just like regular sisters, so it did definitely bring us closer."
Anna's experience in school prior to taking classes with her sister-in-law helped her enjoy the experience that much more.
"Well, I did that in Starkville with my undergrad, and it was a lot harder because you don't ever know if somebody's going to put in the same amount of work as you are if you do group projects, where, as you know, your sister-in-law is going to give everything she's got, and you can trust her, so it made it a lot easier to get through the whole experience," said Anna Welch.
Now that many of these graduates will enter the world, commencement speaker Beth Clay gave each graduate an autographed copy of the book "The Meaning of Life" to inspire them.
"And then on page 114. 'But best of all, by doing the things that makes your whiskers curl in life, assuming of course you have whiskers, you will inspire someone else to go after their dreams, and that my friends is how you change the world,'" the MSU alumnae and Jackson lobbyist told the crowd.
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10 Fresh, Cold Takes on Iced Tea
If there was ever a week for iced tea, this would be it. Thick, woozy heat, and a national holiday all at once? What are we doing here?! Let's close up shop, go home, and sip a glass of icy green tea with tangerine and mint, or make a pitcher of classic Southern sweet tea. Those and other fresh takes on iced tea here, including tapioca boba milk tea, hibiscus Earl Grey tea, and a spiked iced chai latte. Grab a glass!
Are you making iced tea this week? What sort do you usually make? Have a good recipe to share?
• 1 Iced Green Tea Elixir with Ginger & Lemon
• 2 Iced Chrysanthemum Tea
• 3 How To Make Sweet Tea
• 4 Dr. Oz's Green Tea, Tangerine and Mint Tonic
• 5 Green Tea Mojito
• 6 Hibiscus-Earl Grey Iced Tea
• 7 DIY Thai Iced Tea
• 8 Spiked Iced Soy Chai Tea
• 9 Milk Tea Boba
• 10 Matcha Shake
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VIBE Exclusive: NBA Draft Style With No. 1 Pick Anthony Bennett And More
It's no question: the NBA is the most stylish professional league in America.
Gone are the days of Jalen Rose's red pinstripe suit. This year, players were more Mad Men than ever, with custom everything – custom suits, swagged out socks and pocket squares, all the way down to the laces. Literally.
Before they became draft picks, VIBE got Ben McLemore, CJ McCollum, Michael Carter-Williams and surprise no. 1 overall pick Anthony Bennet to pose for pics in their draft day best. Click through for a look at some serious style, like McLemore's game-worn college jerseys sewn right into his suit lining!
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The Memorial University of Newfoundland Students' Union Act (1968) incorporated the Students' Union (MUNSU) as the official students' union representing undergraduate students at the University's St. John's campus.
The Students' Union provides a range of advocacy work to improve the lives of its members and increase accessibility of post-secondary education. It lobbies all levels of government and other decision-making bodies and organizes campaigns around these and other issues which are important to the membership. It also provides services to improve the quality of student life: the Copy Centre and Postal Service, Health and Dental Insurance, SafeDrive / WalkSafe, the Student Handbook/Dayplanner, Breezeway Bar, CHMR-FM radio, and others. The cost of services are partially funded by Students' Union fees paid by each undergraduate student upon registration. MUNSU assists students on an individual basis to resolve student aid as well as academic-based problems and appeals. Through the offices of the Director of Advocacy, problems with appeals, assessments, repayment, and general complaints in these areas are addressed.
The Students' Union offers free legal services to students and a legal aid supervisor is available for appointment. These sessions are not considered extended legal counsel. Students who have more serious issues may be referred to the MUNSU lawyer, for one free consultation, per issue, per semester.
MUNSU has established and provides funding for a number of Resource Centres on campus: Women's Resource Centre (WRC), International Students' Centre (ISC), Lesbian-Bisexual-Gay-Transgendered Resource Centre (LBGT-MUN), MUN DISC (Disability Information and Support Centre), Students Older than Average (SOTA), Student Parents Resource Centre, and the Aboriginal Students' Centre. The Students' Union also operates over 100 student clubs organized around a wide range of academic and extracurricular activities.
The Students' Union is a member of the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) representing over half a million students across Canada. Further information may be obtained from the website at www.munsu.ca.
All full-time and part-time undergraduate and graduate students of the University pay compulsory fees to their respective students' unions (MUNSU or GSU) and all students, upon registration, automatically become members of either MUNSU, the undergraduate students' union, or GSU, the graduate students' union.
The Graduate Students' Union (GSU) at Memorial University of Newfoundland is an organization run for graduate students by graduate students. Founded in 1967, the GSU is one of Canada's oldest independently incorporated graduate student governments. Every graduate student at the University becomes a member of the GSU upon registration. Presently, the graduate student body consists of over 2000 full and part-time students, thereby comprising approximately 10% of the total student population at Memorial University of Newfoundland.
The Graduate Students' Union has two main functions: 1) to represent and protect the interests of the graduate students at all levels of university governance, and 2) to help enhance the quality of graduate student life at Memorial University of Newfoundland. Graduate student fees, presently $20 per semester per student, provide the GSU with an annual operating budget. These fees are used to run the GSU office, help finance social and academic events for graduate students, provide conference aid for students presenting at conferences, and to cover other operating expenses.
The Graduate Students' Union is run by a Board of Directors consisting of the five GSU Executive officers and one student representative from each academic unit with a graduate program. Additionally, graduate students who sit on various university committees regularly attend. The Board meets once a month to assist the Executive in guiding the development and direction of the organization. The Board meetings also give students a chance to raise concerns from their individual departments and in return, to receive advice or suggestions on problem solving. These meetings are the main line of communication between the Executive officers and the graduate student population at the University. It is for this reason, that the GSU needs an active and interested Board of Directors. Graduate students who are interested in getting involved are always welcome, and should speak to their department representative, or contact the GSU office.
The Graduate Students' Union is located in Feild Hall on the north side of campus. Operated by the GSU, Feild Hall is comprised of four floors: the top two floors for a graduate student residence, one floor for departmental graduate student offices and GSU offices, and the ground floor for Bitters - Restaurant and Lounge, the pub owned and operated by the GSU.
The Graduate Students' Union general office is located on the second floor of Feild Hall in room GH 2007. Office hours are posted outside the office door, on the answering service, and the website. You can reach the GSU by phone to (709) 864-4395, by fax at (709) 864-3395, by email to firstname.lastname@example.com, or by writing to Graduate Students' Union, Feild Hall, GH2007, 216 Prince Philip Drive, St. John's, NL, A1B 3R5. Further information about the GSU can be obtained from the website at www.gsumun.ca.


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NEW YORK --A unique program in New York City allows mothers to live with their children in a private apartment building instead of prison while they serve out court mandates.
Five families live in the building, all sent there by the district attorney's office for felony offenses. Some involve drugs, others weapons, and still others violent crime.
The women attend parenting classes and therapy. Their children go to school and receive medical care and tutoring. If the mothers complete their requirements, the charges are dropped. If they break the law or don't show for a session, they get the maximum sentence.
The program has been lauded as a successful, more supportive and cheaper alternative to prison. But space is running out, and it needs funding in order to grow.


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The Rays just announced that the majority of their ticket prices have been reduced or will remain the same for next season. They will also continue the programs for limited free parking and allowing fans to bring in food. Dear fans that don't go to games, as a good friend of the blog put it, "you'd better tighten up your game." That is to say, you've got no excuse for not crossing that ever so long bridge that's all of three miles long (or 15,899 feet/4,846 m…thanks Wikipedia). We suggest playing the video below whilst reading the official team release on the prices:
The Tampa Bay Rays have announced that almost 75 percent of their tickets for 2013 regular season games at Tropicana Field—nearly 2 million total—will either decrease in price or remain the same. The Rays enter the 2013 campaign having recorded five consecutive winning seasons, an achievement matched by only the New York Yankees and St. Louis Cardinals.
The Rays will continue with four categories of single-game ticket pricing: Diamond, Platinum, Gold and Silver. Upper Deck seats will cost as little as $10 for 28 of the Rays home games in 2013. Overall, nearly 80 percent of 2013 Rays games at Tropicana Field will feature ticket prices of $14 or lower. For Gold games, Outfield prices have dropped from 2012 pricing by nearly 25 percent from $22 to $17.
For the second time in four years (2009 and 2012), the Rays have been named the No. 1 most affordable team in professional sports, according to ESPN the Magazine's annual "Ultimate Standings." It marked the sixth consecutive year that the Rays ranked in ESPN's top three in Affordability out of 122 Major League Baseball, NBA, NFL and NHL franchises.
All Monday-through-Friday home games will start at 7:10 p.m., with the exception of seven weekday games including Opening Day (April 2 at 3:10 p.m.), Memorial Day (May 27 at 3:10 p.m.) and the home regular season finale (September 23 at 3:10 p.m.). Saturday game times will be announced at a later date and Sundays will remain at 1:40 p.m. The Rays will also welcome the 2012 World Champion San Francisco Giants to town for a weekend series August 2-4, marking the Giants first visit to St. Petersburg in nine years.
For the eighth consecutive year, the Rays will continue to provide carpoolers access to free parking in team-controlled lots. As in 2012, vehicles with four or more passengers will continue to park free in team-controlled lots for all Sunday games, subject to availability. For all other games, the first 100 cars with four or more passengers will park for free up to an hour before game time, with other main lot Tropicana Field parking rates ranging from $15 to $20 per vehicle.
The Rays will also continue to be one of the few teams with the family-friendly policy of allowing fans to bring food and select beverages into the ballpark.
As in past seasons, Sunday games will continue to be "Family Fun Days" presented by Tampa Bay Times. Family Fun Days feature special offers for families, promotional giveaways for kids and the opportunity for youngsters to run the bases after the game.
Once again, season ticket holders will receive the largest savings (up to 25 percent off for renewing season ticket holders), have access to the best seat locations and receive exclusive benefits including the opportunity to purchase postseason ticket packages. Reservations for season tickets may be made by calling 888-FAN-RAYS, online at raysbaseball.com or by visiting the Rays Executive Offices at Tropicana Field (8:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.,
"The Rays take great pride in providing a compelling and affordable experience for our fans, and we offer the best pricing and benefits for our season ticket holders," said Rays President Matt Silverman. "It's a great time to be a Rays season ticket holder."
Group party areas and luxury suites are now on sale for the 2013 season. To obtain information on purchasing group tickets, or to reserve a party area or suite, call 888-FAN-RAYS or visit raysbaseball.com.
All game times and ticket prices are subject to change at the Rays discretion.


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When one asks a smart, soft spoken, innocent person to leave anywhere they are unwanted using the words 'get the fuck out of our table!' as everyone else sits in stunned silence. afterwards it is customary to have a party and invited everyone but the one who was exiled from wherever.
1. When are we gonna carry out the plan, i really wanna have that party at marks house.
2. do it, only good megan can carry out the plan.
2. do it, only good megan can carry out the plan.
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It was a particularly smoggy morning a couple of weeks ago when driving south to Kern County from Fresno. There was a smoky smell in the air. It was very hazy, almost like a winter fog. An inversion layer hung over the San Joaquin Valley like a giant concrete slab.
It was another day in a long list of what are called "spare the air" days in the valley. People are asked not to mow lawns and to carpool when there is an ominous "spare the air" day as proclaimed by the morning weather and anchor persons.
"Spare the air" days are signals for everyone to start complaining about the air quality, but do none of the recommended "spare the air" day recommendations.
The lawn mower thing always cracks me up. No one mows their lawn on a weekday, and I have never seen a professional gardener park his truck and trailer on one of those spare the air days. There are never Saturday or Sunday spare the air days when most lawns are mowed.
Air quality has become the "cause" of environmentalists and politicians alike. Their whipping boy right now is agriculture. There are few farmers, and it is challenging for them to politically fight off the socially conscious horde that see a tractor cultivating, and they blame all the valley's growing air pollution on farmers.
It is never the burgeoning valley population and the thousands more trucks and cars now in the valley than just a decade ago.
It's only the farmers, even though less land is being farmed than ever before. Environmentalists and politicians do not believe farmers when the say they don't like dust or pollution either. Farmers run water trucks constantly, oil roads, run expensive pollutant collecting equipment on processing plants. Dust damages crops. It wears out equipment. It costs money to run tractors, harvesters and cultivators, and farmers don't have a lot of cash to waste unnecessarily burning diesel fuel and paying driver wages.
Farm organizations have been battling air quality legislation that punishes them unfairly. They were successful in modifying some of the more onerous provisions of the latest series of anti-agriculture pollution bills before the California legislature passed them.
That said; as I headed down Highway 99 alongside a million other cars and trucks that morning I passed through Fowler, Calif., just south of Fresno.
A low-hanging smoke bank was slowly drifting across all six freeway lanes. The smoke was coming from a farmer burning used paper raisin trays not 50 yards off the freeway. I will not repeat the words I used when I saw that smoke.
Perception is everything in agriculture's air pollution battle. Toss all the facts you want on a table, but they would be as worthless as a tractor without tires beside the perception of the hundreds of drivers who drove through that burning raisin tray smoke.
It is difficult enough for the vast majority of California farmers to keep from getting slaughtered politically without someone like that raisin grower not only shooting himself in the foot but doing irreparable harm to so many others.
I am still angry thinking about that morning.
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In this tutorial you will learn how to use Data Preview to display the content of tables and views and SQL Console to perform ad hoc SQL queries.
Use Data Preview to display the content of tables and views and SQL Console to perform ad-hoc SQL queries
In this tutorial you will learn how to use Data Preview to display the content of tables and views and SQL Console to perform ad hoc SQL queries.
The tutorial starts from scratch based on tables of the SAP NetWeaver Demo sample EPM Model (you can find details in the SAP Community The NetWeaver Enterprise Procurement Model – An Introduction ), so you can repeat the tutorial on any SAP NetWeaver 7.5 system.
In Eclipse, click or use the keyboard shortcut
Alt+F8 to execute an ABAP Development Object. You will "execute" the database table
snwd_so_inv_item. This will open the Data Preview which will allow you to explore the invoice items in the EPM model.
snwd_so_inv_item in the search field. Once the search has delivered a result or if the table is already in the history list, click on the entry **
SNWD_SO_INV_ITEM**. Click OK to open the Data Preview.
In the Data Preview Click Select Columns to change which fields are retrieved from the database.
First click Deselect All. Only select the fields
GROSS_AMOUNT and
CURRENCY_CODE. Click OK to confirm your selection.
The Data Preview is refreshed accordingly.
Press Add Filter and choose
USD in the text field to filter the items that are in US dollars and press the Enter key.
The Data Preview is refreshed accordingly.
Click the SQL Console button to open the SQL Console.
The SQL Console shows the
SELECT statement which was used to retrieve the data for the Data Preview. In the following steps you will adjust the
SELECT statement to read the payment status of the order and the company name from the buyer.
Adjust the SELECT statement in SQL Console in order to get the payment status from the order header by doing the following: Add a
JOIN condition for the table
NOTE: You may get an error. You will solve this in the next step.
FROM portion of the query should look like this:
SNWD_SO_INV_ITEM join SNWD_SO_INV_HEAD
on SNWD_SO_INV_ITEM~parent_key = SNWD_SO_INV_HEAD~node_key
Modify the WHERE clause to match the following:
Add the field
payment_status from the table
snwd_so_inv_head to the
SELECT list.
Click Run to execute the current query or press F8.
Check that the output on the right hand side contains the payment status.
Adjust the SELECT statement again in order to retrieve the company name from the table
snwd_bpa by adding a
JOIN condition for the table
join SNWD_BPA
on SNWD_SO_INV_HEAD~buyer_guid = SNWD_BPA~node_key
Add the field
company_name from the table
snwd_bpa to the
SELECT list.
Add an
ORDER BY clause to sort the result by the company name of the buyer.
ORDER BY SNWD_BPA~company_name
Click Run to execute the current query or press
Check that the output on the right hand side contains the company name. You will reuse this
SELECT statement later for data retrieval in an ABAP class. So just leave the SQL Console open.
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Get your bling on with the latest HPI monster truck bodyshell! The super-hot Hummer H2 is the vehicle of choice for anyone who wants to get attention and tell the world they're a star! Now you can get it to fit on your RC monster truck - this shell will fit the HPI Savage X and most other monster trucks of a similar size which are equipped with long rear body posts.
Loaded with realistic scale detail, the Hummer H2 shell will look great on any monster truck. Like all HPI bodies, the Hummer H2 comes with a clear protective overspray film, window masks and a large pre-cut decal sheet.
- High quality, crystal clear polycarbonate with excellent dimensional stability and impact resistance, for extra strength and longer life
- Clear, easy-peel overspray paint film makes painting quick and easy
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Dominion Virginia Power will install more than 3,000 solar panels capable of generating more than 800 kilowatts of electricity – enough to power nearly 200 homes – at the Prologis Concorde Distribution Center in Sterling,
"Our customers in Northern Virginia are focused on renewable energy and this installation reflects Dominion's commitment to understanding how solar power can fit into our generation mix," said Ken Barker, vice president of Customer Solutions. "The partnership with Prologis will enable us to evaluate the benefits and study the impact of distributed solar generation on our electric grid." Prologis, Inc. (NYSE: PLD), the global leader in industrial real estate, is committed to minimizing the environmental impact of its operations and development activity in ways that benefit its customers, business and the communities where it operates.
"Prologis is dedicated to leading the industry in sustainable development, renewable energy and energy efficiency," said Drew Torbin, vice president of renewable energy for Prologis. "This project with Dominion Virginia Power supports our efforts to improve the efficiency and profitability of our partners in the region."
This installation for Prologis is the first Northern Virginia project in Dominion's Solar Partnership Program, where the company leases rooftop or ground space at commercial, industrial or public facilities for installation of solar panels. All the electricity generated in the$2.5 million project will flow to the electric grid for use by Dominion Virginia Power customers. Construction is scheduled to begin in July. The panels are expected to be fully installed and operational in October.
PowerSecure (NYSE: POWR), a North Carolina-based company with offices in Virginia, has been selected as the engineering, procurement and construction company.
Dominion's Solar Partnership Program will construct and operate up to 30 megawatts of company-owned solar facilities on leased rooftops or on the grounds of commercial businesses and public properties throughout the company's service areas. When fully implemented, the program will generate enough power for up to 7,500 homes. Dominion has already completed roof solar installations at the Canon Industrial Resource Technologies facility in Gloucester and at Old Dominion University in Norfolk.
About Dominion
Dominion (NYSE: D) is one of the nation's largest producers and transporters of energy, with a portfolio of approximately 23,600 megawatts of generation, 10,900 miles of natural gas transmission, gathering and storage pipeline and 6,400 miles of electric transmission lines. Dominion operates one of the nation's largest natural gas storage systems with 947 billion cubic feet of storage capacity and serves retail energy customers in 10 states. For more information about Dominion, visit www.dom.com.
About Prologis
Prologis, Inc., is the leading owner, operator and developer of industrial real estate, focused on global and regional markets across the Americas, Europe and Asia. As of March 31, 2014, Prologis owned or had investments in, on a wholly owned basis or through co-investment ventures, properties and development projects expected to total approximately 574 million square feet (53.3 million square meters) in 21 countries. The company leases modern distribution facilities to more than 4,700 customers, including manufacturers, retailers, transportation companies, third-party logistics providers and other enterprises.
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I'm a current UF law student. congrats to all you who've been accepted! I still check these boards around admissions season to offer what I know about the school. It's very easy to get instate if you follow protocol (someone else listed them: drivers license, car registration, declaration of domicile, registered voter, and change all your bills to your new Florida address). I got it after my first year with no trouble. I did hear one of the deans say that the class size may be dropped down to 350- 370 in coming years, but no word on whether that's next year or further down the road. I wouldn't hold my breath for much financial aid other than loans unless your scores are very high or you're a URM. Most of us take loans, which is ok b/c tuition is very cheap. I think I'll be graduating with around 55K in loans.If you have questions, ask away (or PM me)-- I'll be one your ambassadors for the incoming class orientation as well.
For UF, I'd consider high scores to be 165+ and 3.6-3.8 GPA. this is just a guideline based on talking to students who've gotten scholarships. UF also considers financial need as necessary but not sufficient to get a scholarship in most cases (again, all anecdotal).
I was rejected. Kinda surprised, 5.7 index, and I have the second highest LSAT of all those who were rejected so far on LSN.It's more of a shot to the ego than anything else.Congrats to those who got in, and good luck to everyone else.
To give you a glimmer of hope, my friend, a 1L at Florida now, got a full ride with a 162 and 3.8. And she has no soft factors. I have no idea how she pulled it off, but how awesome is that? She found out in April.
Quote from: stinabee on March 27, 2008, 10:00:31 AMTo give you a glimmer of hope, my friend, a 1L at Florida now, got a full ride with a 162 and 3.8. And she has no soft factors. I have no idea how she pulled it off, but how awesome is that? She found out in April.Is she a Florida resident? (I am not.)I've noticed on LSN that they give out a decent amount of money to Florida residents.


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Feb. 2, 2012
Funds will help attract visitors, enhance economic development
TOPEKA — The Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism (KDWPT) has awarded two grants totaling $70,350 to the Great Bend Convention and Visitors Bureau, and Exploration Place, Inc., in Wichita, to help the organizations with their marketing efforts. The grants are funded through the Attraction Development Grant Program, and will be matched by a total of $789,274 from the two recipients.
The Great Bend Convention and Visitors Bureau, representing the Wetlands and Wildlife National Scenic Byway, will receive $40,350 to help market the byway through e-marketing, targeted trade show attendance, online, and print advertising. They will leverage $60,528 cash and in-kind contributions toward the total project cost of $100,878.
Exploration Place, Inc., will receive $30,000 to assist with marketing "Star Wars: Where Science Meets Imagination," an interactive science and technology exhibit. Exploration Place, Inc., will leverage $728,746 towards the total project cost of $758,746.
"We are pleased to support these exciting tourism attractions in Kansas," said Tourism Director Becky Blake. "As travelers seek new travel experiences, it's important to assist our communities in developing attractions that will draw visitors and enhance economic development. The Attraction Development Grant Program is a great tool to help tourism destinations maximize their potential."
The Attraction Development Grant Program assists in developing and marketing authentic experiences that encourage travelers to visit Kansas. Grants may be used for various activities necessary to expand the tourism product base or develop new attractions. The program funds up to 40 percent of a project, with the community or business funding the remaining 60 percent. Funding for the Tourism Attraction Development Grant Program comes from the Economic Development Initiatives Fund, which is derived from state lottery proceeds.
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You may not have Tanner Foust's driving skills, but you may be able to own a car inspired by the professional driver. Foust and Cobb Tuning have created a special-edition 300-hp Focus ST that will arrive in showrooms later this year.
Like the concept shown in Las Vegas last year, the hotted-up hatch gets a body kit inspired by the Focus ST-R, and wears a gray, black and red paint scheme with racing stripes that stretch from the front of the car to the back. Aerodynamic accessories, a custom blacked-out mesh grille, and wheel and tire package further define the special hatch's exterior. Underneath the sheetmetal, Foust's Focus ST gets much more interesting; it benefits from a custom ECU, special intercooler, intake, exhaust, and a fully adjustable suspension. The upgrades will reportedly allow the Focus ST's 2.0-liter turbocharged Ecoboost engine to produce north of the regular ST's output of 252 hp to an estimated 300 hp.
The Foust-edition Focus ST from Cobb Tuning isn't the only option for enthusiasts who want an upgraded Focus ST. We recently drive the Shelby Focus ST, which had 275 hp as well as upgrades to the suspension, wheel/tire package, and front brakes.
The special-edition car will hit Ford dealers later this year, and package upgrades will be sold separately for those who don't want the whole enchilada. Pricing and further details will be revealed in April. Cobb Tuning is also preparing a Fiesta ST for this year's SEMA show, and a Foust-edition Fiesta ST may follow.
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Happy Fall! It's a beautiful October here in Minneapolis / Saint Paul. In preparation for my home town SQL Saturday this weekend, as well as the PASS Summit, I offer an update to the Rules-Driven Maintenance code I originally published back in August 2012. It's hard to believe this thing is now more than two years old – it's been an incredible help as the number of databases and instance my team manages has grown.
One enhancement with this update is the ability to set overrides for both Index and Statistics maintenance on a per-object basis, for example to use full scan on specific tables, or set custom thresholds or exclusions for index maintenance.
Statisics maintenance has gotten a lot smarter, kicking sp_updatestats to the curb in favor of a more intelligent adaptive statistics update based on these findings.
The basic concepts for this solution remain the same: preferences, which act as rules, are stored in an administrative database locally on each SQL Server, and SQL Agent jobs look at those preferences to decide how to manage all the databases on the instance. This structure allows hundreds or even thousands of SQL Server databases to be maintained and backed up using a single code base, with just five jobs.
A detailed description and instructions are available back in the original post.
As with the other version updates, the code here is cumulative, so it can be installed from scratch or over the top of a previous version.
This software is free under the GNU public license.
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Seems there are bugs in Powershell Script.
There are variable named $targetAdminDB, and by default its $null.
But later this variable is not used, I think replacing $targetAdminDB with $adminDB in script is better choice.
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Aide sees Romney support for Israel strike on Iran
JERUSALEM – U.S. Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney would support an Israeli decision to use military force to stop Iran from developing a nuclear weapon, a senior aide said on Sunday.
Romney met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem on the second leg of a trip show display his foreign policy credentials in his race to unseat President Barack Obama in the Nov. 6 election.
Shortly before talks with Netanyahu, Romney's senior national security aide, Dan Senor, told reporters travelling with the candidate:
"If Israel has to take action on its own, in order to stop Iran from developing that capability, the governor would respect that decision."
The comment seemed to put Romney at odds with Obama's efforts to press Israel to avoid any preemptive strike before tough Western economic sanctions against Iran run their course.
Senor later expanded on his remarks, saying Romney felt "we should employ any and all measures to dissuade the Iranian regime from its nuclear course".
It was Romney's "fervent hope that diplomatic and economic measures will do so" and "no option should be excluded", Senor said, adding that "Romney recognises Israel's right to defend itself, and that it is right for America to stand with it".
Standing beside Netanyahu at the Israeli leader's office, Romney said only that Iran's effort to become a nuclear power "is one which I take with great seriousness".
The failure of talks between Iran and six world powers to secure a breakthrough in curbing what the West fears is a drive to develop nuclear weapons has raised international concern that Israel may opt for a go-it-alone military strike.
Netanyahu issued his customary call for stronger measures behind the sanctions to curb Iran's programme, which Israel sees as a threat to its existence. Iran says its project is for peaceful purposes.
"We have to be honest that sanctions have not set back the Tehran program one iota and that a strong military threat coupled with sanctions are needed to have a chance to change the situation," Netanyahu said.
Israel, widely assumed to be the Middle East's only nuclear-armed state, has warned it is only a matter of time before Iran's nuclear programme achieves a "zone of immunity" in which bombs will not be able to effectively strike uranium enrichment facilities buried deep underground.
Though Washington has been pressing Israel not to launch a solo strike on Iran, Obama has not ruled out military action if diplomacy fails to curb Iran's nuclear drive.
The Israeli newspaper Haaretz said on Sunday that Obama's national security adviser had briefed Netanyahu on a U.S. contingency plan to attack Iran. A senior Israeli official denied the report. 1/8ID: nL6E8IT0P2 3/8.
In an effort that appeared timed to upstage Romney's visit to Israel, Obama signed a measure on Friday to strengthen U.S.-Israeli military ties and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta is expected to visit Israel later this week.
Romney's overseas tour got off to a rocky start, when he angered the British by questioning whether London was ready for the Olympics, a statement he was forced to clarify after a rebuke from Prime Minister David Cameron.
His visit to Israel gives him the opportunity to appeal to both Jewish voters and pro-Israel evangelical voters and contrast himself with Obama, who has a strained relationship with Netanyahu.
Romney has sharply criticised Obama's handling of Iran as not being tough enough.
According to excepts of a speech Romney was to deliver on Sunday evening, the former Massachusetts governor planned to say that an aggressive approach to Tehran was needed to protect against a threat to the very existence of Israel, the closest U.S. ally in the turbulent Middle East.
"When Iran's leaders deny the Holocaust or speak of wiping this nation off the map, only the naïve – or worse – will dismiss it as an excess of rhetoric," the text of the speech included.
"Make no mistake: the ayatollahs in Tehran are testing our moral defences. They want to know who will object, and who will look the other way."
"My message to the people of Israel and the leaders of Iran is one and the same: I will not look away; and neither will my country," the text said.
After his meeting with Netanyahu, Romney met with President Shimon Peres, opposition head Shaul Mofaz and Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad. He then headed to the Western Wall, Judaism's most revered site.
Wearing a black Jewish skullcap and surrounded by a determined throng of security personnel who cleared a path for him, Romney carefully navigated his way through hundreds of worshippers, some of whom shouted out cries of support.
Romney ends his trip on Monday with a fundraiser for a crowd of mostly Jewish Americans who live in Israel.
The Romney campaign initially had declared the fundraiser off limits to reporters, but on Sunday said it would allow press coverage after journalists complained the campaign was reneging on a prior agreement to open more of its finance events.


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Xerox (NYSE:XRX) warned on Tuesday it will likely post disappointing earnings in the fourth quarter but also unveiled plans to boost its quarterly dividend by 35% and bolster its share buyback program by $1 billion.
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Shares of the document and technology company rallied about 2% in reaction to the mixed developments announced at its annual investor conference.
Xerox projected fourth-quarter non-GAAP EPS of 28 cents to 30 cents, compared with consensus calls from analysts for 32 cents. Management sees GAAP EPS of 24 cents to 26 cents.
The latest guidance reflects a fourth-quarter restructuring charge of $100 million, or 5 cents a share, which is at the high end of expectations.
Xerox also said it expects to post 2013 non-GAAP EPS of $1.09 to $1.15, compared with the Street's view of $1.12. Free cash flow is seen hitting between $2.1 billion and $2.4 billion.
Despite the projections for a disappointing third quarter, Xerox said its board of directors signed off on a plan to boost its share buyback program by $1 billion. The company said it anticipates allocating at least $400 million for 2013 repurchases.
At the same time, Xerox said it aims to increase its quarterly dividend by 35% to 5.75 cents per quarter beginning in April 2013. The dividend boost is "subject to approval" from the company's board.
"With a clear view on the market trends in our industries, our focus is on delivering operational improvements that expand margins, increasing our base of recurring revenue and generating strong operating cash -- all of which deliver long-term value for shareholders and sustainable success for Xerox," CEO Ursula Burns said in a statement.
Wall Street cheered the news from Xerox, bidding its shares up 2.37% to $6.48 ahead of Tuesday's opening bell. Xerox has tumbled about 20% so far this year, including almost 12% over the past month.


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> On 7/05/13, Lucy peterson morgan wrote:
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|The Woodlands, Texas
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Senior • 2010
Received All-Ivy League honorable mention … Tied school record for most games started in a career with 180 … Was 2 for 3 with an RBI sacrifice fly and a stolen base against Providence March 6 … Went 3 for 3 in a 2-1 win over Northern Illinois March 12 … Put together a nine-game hitting streak from March 28 to Apr. 10 … Went 2 for 3 with an RBI and a run scored against Fairfield March 28 … Was 2 for 3 with a double, two runs scored and two RBI against Princeton Apr. 2 … Collected three hits, two runs scored, two RBI and two stolen bases in two games at Holy Cross Apr. 6 … Named to the Ivy League Honor Roll Apr. 6 … Was 2 for 4 with an RBI and a run scored against Penn Apr. 10 … Was 1 for 3 with two RBI in game one against Columbia Apr. 11 … Was 1 for 1 with three sacrifice hits against Boston College Apr. 15 … Went 1 for 2 with a double and a run scored in game one of the Ivy League Championship series against Cornell and followed with a 2 for 3 showing in game two.
Junior • 2009
Started all 44 games in the outfield … Was 2 for 3 with one run scored in a 4-1 win over Stony Brook in the opening game of the Miken Classic March 6 … Was 2 for 4 with one run scored and three putouts in 10-6 win over Eastern Michigan in the Highlander Classic March 22 … Recorded three hits and two runs in 8-1 win over Bryant March 26 … Went 1 for 3 with one run in 5-2 win over Penn March 30 … Named to the Ivy League Honor Roll April 1.
Sophomore • 2008
Made 43 starts in center field and appeared in 44 games ... Batted .260 with 18 runs and 26 hits ... Was 9 for 26 (.346) with two outs ... Scored two runs and had two hits in a 10-3 win against Columbia April 6 ... Scored three runs and had two hits, including a triple, in a 13-0 win against Brown April 19 ... Recorded five multi-hit games.
Freshman • 2007
A second-team All-Ivy League selection after starting all 46 games in centerfield as a rookie ... Named Ivy League Rookie of the Week March 27 ... Led team and tied for second in the league with three triples ... Ranked second on the team in stolen bases (seven), second (tie) in doubles (six), fourth in runs (24), fourth in hits (42), fourth in total bases (54), fifth in batting (.309) and fifth in slugging (.397) ... Went 3 for 3 with two doubles, two runs scored and one driven in in the rain-interrupted game against Dartmouth to clinch homefield advantage in the league championship (April 28 and May 2) ... The first part of that game started a six-game hit streak that included the Ivy League Championship and Harvard's NCAA opener against Hofstra (May 18) ... Tripled and scored to the first of Harvard's five sixth-inning runs to rally past Dartmouth, 11-8, and clinch the division title (May 1) ... Had a six-game hit streak earlier (March 23-29) that included five two-hit games ... Also included in that stretch was the Mercer Nissan Invitational, where she was 9 for 16, sharing the team lead in hits, batting average (.563) and runs (five) ... Drove in the lone run in Harvard's 1-0 semifinal win at Mercer and had two hits and two runs, including the winning score, in the 5-4 championship win against Wright State (March 25) ... Was 3 for 3 with two runs driven in and two scored in second game of doubleheader sweep against Brown (April 21) ... Went a combined 5 for 8 with two runs and two RBI in sweep of Penn to open Ivy play (March 31) ... Notched first career hit in second game of the season against Michigan State (March 3).
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Started four seasons of softball for The Woodlands High School softball team and earned all-county honors each season ... Played rightfield as a freshman and center her final three years ... Captained team as a senior ... Earned all-state, all-state academic and all-city (Houston) recognition in 2006 ... Team MVP in 2005 and Best Offensive Player Award winner three years ... Graduated magna cum laude ... Member of National Honor Society ... Taught Catholic education classes at church and member of Lifeteen Catholic student group.
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2013-14: Three-year letterwinner ... expected to be among the team's Top 8 again as a senior.
2012-13: Earned First Team All-ODAC honors at No. 6 singles ... finished the season with a 5-4 singles record and a 3-0 doubles mark.
2011-12: Recorded a 3-0 mark in singles play and a 5-1 mark in doubles action.
2010-11: Saw limited action as a first-year, posting a 2-1 record in singles and a 2-0 mark in doubles.
High School: Earned four varsity letters as a member of the tennis team at Cranbrook Kingswood ... helped lead the team to the 2008 Division 3 State Championship ... reached the quarterfinals of the state tournament at No. 1 doubles as a first-year ... received the Coaches Award as a sophomore when he again reached the state quarters at No. 1 doubles ... was a state semifinals at No. 2 singles as a junior and a state quarterfinalist at No. 1 singles as a senior.
Off the Court: Recipient of the prestigious Johnshon Scholarship at W&L ... participates in the wind ensamble, jazz band and pit band at W&L ... father, Dominic, is a Taekwondo professional and was a member of the 1988 Nigerian Olympic Taekwondo team ... physics and politics double-major.


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Lillian I. Pryor, 91, of North Main Street, Smithsburg, Md., passed away Monday, Jan. 21, 2013, at Meritus Medical Center near Hagerstown.
Born July 29, 1921, in Edgemont, Md., she was the daughter of the late Herman Eugene and Nellie Mae (Martin) Miller.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Carroll S. Pryor, on Feb. 14, 1972.
She was a member of St. Paul's United Methodist Church of Smithsburg, Ladies Auxiliary of the Smithsburg Volunteer Fire Co., Sunshine Leisure Club of Smithsburg, and Leitersburg Senior Citizens.
She was a avid bingo player.
She is survived by daughters, Janet R. Sweeney and Patricia A. Miley and husband, Dave, all of Newport, Tenn.; Linda M. Thomas and husband, Don, of Clear Spring, Md., and Lois J. Pryor and companion, Jeff Shaffer, of Smithsburg; sons, S. Eugene Pryor and wife, Rose, of Smithsburg, James R. Pryor and friend, Lee, of Clear Spring, and Donald L. Pryor and wife, Jo, of Greensburg, Md.; half sisters, Kathleen Dewease of Smithsburg and M. Rosalie Forrest of Waynesboro, Pa.; 19 grandchildren, 31 great-grandchildren, 11 great-great-grandchildren; and nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by two daughters, Nancy Pryor and Vicky Pryor; one grandson, Steven Pryor; one granddaughter, Sue Foltz; one great-granddaughter, Alyssa Pryor; sisters, Pauline Lowe and Gladys Bigelow; brother, H. Fred Miller; half brother, Richard Miller; and son-in- law, Robert Sweeney.
Services will be held Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013, at 2 p.m. at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Greensburg, with Pastor Julie Brigham officiating. Burial will be in Ringgold Cemetery.
The family will receive friends Friday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at J.L. Davis Funeral Home, Smithsburg.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Smithsburg Food Bank, P.O. Box 175, Smithsburg, MD 21783.


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On 27 Apr 2007, at 12:03, Bernard Vatant wrote: > > Hi Stella > > Stella Dextre Clarke a écrit : >> Sue Ellen, >> Yes, I can see that treating antonyms as synonyms would not suit a >> terminology application at all. And even for thesaurus >> applications, it only works for *some* antonyms in *some* >> contexts. (For example the black/white and war/peace cases that >> have been mentioned look most unlikely candidates.) > I chose "black" and "white" for sake of simplicity, knowing they > are unlikely to appear as concepts in a thesaurus. But we seem to > all agree that antonyms deserve a special treat. And that a pair of > antonyms should be represented in SKOS as two different instances > of skos:Concept, right? >> For a thesaurus manager, however, it is nice to be able to apply >> this treatment in selected cases. Can/should SKOS try to meet all >> needs of all user groups? > Maybe SKOS (core at least) should not, but RDF can, as Jakob wrote > this need could be dealt with a specific subproperty of skos:related > > skos:antonym rdfs:subPropertyOf skos:related > > If it's not defined in SKOS namespace, nothing prevents to declare > it in a specific extension defined by those who have this need > > my-skos-extension:antonym rdfs:subPropertyOf skos:related > > I've been playing with medical terminologies lately, and there is > this notion of "excludes" in ICD10. See http://www.icd10.ch/ > This is also a form a antagonist relationship, which could be > defined as subproperty of skos:related, maybe specific to ICD, > maybe reusable by other vocabularies. > > There is no difficulty to specify subproperties of skos:related in > RDF. The real question is to know if those specifications are of > enough general use to be integrated in SKOS core, or defined in > SKOS extensions, or left to the community of users to specify in > their own namespace. For antonyms and exclusions, I'm leaning > towards the second solution. Defining the common relationships is one half of the task -- the other is ensuring that the interpretation of those relationships is consistent (e.g. broader is a transitive relation). Allowing community users to define their own extensions places an onus on them to enforce consistent, adding it to the core allows the imposition of more "global" constraints, but as Guus points out, potentially raises the bar to adoption/implementation. Sean -- Sean Bechhofer School of Computer Science University of Manchester firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.cs.manchester.ac.uk/people/bechhoferReceived on Monday, 30 April 2007 11:44:11 UTC
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Woman charged with stealing from Boy Scouts
Woman charged with stealing from Boy Scouts
MOUNT STERLING, Ky. —
An eastern Kentucky woman has been charged with stealing popcorn from Boy Scouts.
The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office told WKYT-TV that they arrested 28-year-old Holly Marlowe on Thursday after finding her with another person in a stolen truck munching on the snack food.
Police say a Boy Scout troop in Montgomery County had reported a trailer containing $5,000 worth of popcorn was stolen.
Police said the man who was in the truck with her ran off, but they are searching for him.
Jail records show Marlowe is facing charges of burglary, receiving stolen property and fleeing or evading police. They do not indicate whether she has an attorney.


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Butler knows that first-year defensemen can make an impact in Buffalo, and he's determined to be the next one.
"I can't wait to start working out tomorrow," Butler said Sunday on his way to the Buffalo Niagara International Airport.
The Sabres brought in Butler for a physical over the weekend, and the 21-year-old from the University of Denver left town as the newest member of the organization. The Sabres signed him to a three-year deal worth $1.73 million. The first year is worth $560,000 and the last two years are worth $585,000 each.
Butler was in Buffalo last summer as part of the Sabres' rookie development camp. There were informal chats about joining the team after his junior season, and those turned to formal negotiations as soon as his third season at Denver ended.
"When talks started about 10-12 days ago, I got really excited," Butler said.
Butler is the type of all-around blue-liner the Sabres have been using the past few years. He was the Pioneers' top-scoring defenseman with three goals, 14 assists and a plus-10 rating. The 6-foot-1, 195-pounder also led the team with 110 blocked shots.
Butler was named second-team All-America West after helping Denver win the playoff title in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association.
"I think Chris is a player, and we've seen it at the college level and in the conditioning camps, who's well on the path of being a very good professional," Sabres General Manager Darcy Regier said. "He'll be a very good addition."
The Sabres selected the native of St. Louis in the fourth round of the 2005 entry draft. He played two seasons with fellow Sabres prospect Tim Kennedy for Sioux City of the USHL before joining Denver.
The Sabres' defensive depth has been severely tested the past few seasons, so Butler should have a chance to make his NHL debut in his first year.
"He's excited about the opportunity," Allain Roy, Butler's agent, said by phone. "Buffalo's not overly deep on the blue line, so it's a good situation."
First-year pro Mike Weber became a mainstay on the blue line during the Sabres' failed playoff push, and with three unrestricted free agents on the roster (Dmitri Kalinin, Nolan Pratt and Teppo Numminen), there might be room for more young players.
Regier said he planned to continue talks with Kennedy today and wants to start negotiations with Boston College's Nathan Gerbe, who led his team to the national title Saturday.


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WASHINGTON (AP) — "Calvin and Hobbes" creator Bill Watterson says he made a brief, unannounced return to newspaper cartooning to raise money for a good cause — and because he thought it would be funny.
Watterson collaborated with "Pearls Before Swine" cartoonist Stephan Pastis on three strips that ran this week. The strips made fun of Pastis' drawing ability, and Watterson drew one panel in each. It was the first time his art has appeared in the funnies since "Calvin and Hobbes" ended its run in 1995.
The reclusive Watterson, who lives in Ohio, told The Washington Post (http://tinyurl.com/qhh5xrm) for Saturday's editions that he joined up with Pastis to raise money for Team Cul de Sac, a charity co-founded by cartoonist Richard Thompson that raises money to fight Parkinson's disease. Thompson suffers from Parkinson's.
"Several years ago, when Stephan did one of his strips that mocked his own drawing ability and mentioned my strip in comparison, I thought it might be funny for me to ghost 'Pearls' sometime, just to flip it all on its head," Watterson said. "It was just a silly idea, and I didn't know Stephan, so I never pursued it, and years went by."
The idea resurfaced, Watterson said, after Pastis visited Cleveland on a book tour and the charity was looking for new ways to raise money.
"I thought maybe Stephan and I could do this goofy collaboration and then use the result to raise money for Parkinson's research in honor of Richard Thompson," Watterson said. "It just seemed like a perfect convergence."
Pastis and Watterson did not disclose their collaboration until after the strips had run, leaving "Calvin and Hobbes" fans to speculate on blogs about Watterson's involvement. Pastis paid tribute to the final "Calvin and Hobbes" strip in Saturday's panels.
The original "Pearls Before Swine" strips featuring Watterson's work will be auctioned off for Team Cul de Sac.
Pastis said he never expected to even speak with Watterson. Working with him, he said, "is like getting a call from Bigfoot."
Stephan Pastis blog: http://stephanpastis.wordpress.com/2014/06/07/ever-wished-that-calvin-and-hobbes-creator-bill-watterson-would-return-to-the-comics-page-well-he-just-did/
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KABUL, Afghanistan – A bomb stuck onto an Afghan army vehicle in Kabul killed a soldier Wednesday while a woman died when a rocket slammed into a residential area in the country's east.
The attacks come the day before officials announce the final results of the first round of Afghanistan's presidential elections. A runoff is expected.
The Kabul explosion, caused by a magnetic bomb attached to the army vehicle, also wounded a woman and a child, city police chief Gen. Mohammad Zahir Zahir said. The blast took place in the eastern part of the Afghan capital in the early morning hours.
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid claimed responsibility for the attack in a message to journalists.
In eastern Ghazni province, a rocket fired into a residential neighborhood of the provincial capital killed one woman and wounded a child Wednesday, deputy provincial governor Mohammad Ali Ahmadi said. No one immediately claimed responsibility for that attack.
On Monday, the Taliban launched their annual spring offensive with a wave of attacks across the south and east of the country, killing 21 people.
Each spring brings an escalation in fighting in Afghanistan with the end of snowy winter weather, which hampers movement. The melting of the snows opens up mountain passes allowing militant forces to move in from neighboring Pakistan.
This year's offensive by the Taliban will be an important gauge of how well Afghan government forces face insurgent attacks once foreign combat forces leave at the end of the year.
Meanwhile Wednesday, the Independent Election Commission said it would announce final results of the first round of presidential voting on Thursday.
Preliminary results released April 26 point to a runoff between the top two vote getters, Abdullah Abdullah and Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai.
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Over the weekend, there were talks that Paula Abdul may not return for season 9 of American Idol according to her manager. American Idol fellow judge, Simon Cowell is however not concerned because he believes the contract will be finalized amicably and Paula will be back on the show.
"She'll be fine. She'll be on the show," he tells Extra" I don't get a lot of say. I've just made it clear that I want Paula on the show."
AI host, Ryan Seacrest also says, "I think as far as I know, you'll see everybody back. I hope so."
David Sonenberg Abdul's manager, raised concern over the weekend, telling the Los Angeles Times that the singer-dancer hasn't been offered a contract yet.
In the meantime, a "Keep Paula" campaign has been launched on Twitter to keep Paula on the show. Idol alums, Matt Giraud, Anoop Desai and Danny Gokey have also joined the campaign showing support for Paula.
Abdul also took to her Twitter page over the weekend to thank fans for standing by her. She wrote: "I'm actually moved 2 tears upon reading the enormous amount of tweets showing me your kindness, love & undying support. God bless all you! If it weren't for you, this specific time and situation would feel a lot worse! XoP"


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NEW YORK (AP) — With John Eliot Gardiner on the podium, Beethoven rocked.
The 69-year-old British conductor brought his Orchestre Revolutionnaire et Romantique and Monteverdi Choir to Carnegie Hall for enthralling, breakneck-paced performances of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony and "Missa solemnis (solemn Mass)," part of a tour that ends with performances in Costa Mesa, Calif.
Stripping away years of varnish, Gardiner and his period-instrument ensemble made both pieces sound new again. Gardiner believes in the composer's original markings — his Ninth took just 61 minutes Friday night, more than 10 minutes under the average and 18 minutes faster than Karl Boehm's 1981 recording with the Vienna Philharmonic.
The result was athletic, at times frenzied playing by the string section. With a lighter sound — gut is used for strings instead of metal and the brass have no valves — there is a clean sheen to the performance and the conversations Beethoven wrote between the sections come through more without the introspection of more leisurely paced versions.
Acclaimed for his Beethoven performances, Gardiner conducted these same two pieces at the 1996 Lincoln Center Festival. In a marketplace crowded with renditions of the Ninth, his stands out. The performance also included the seldom-heard "Meeresstille und gluecklichte Fahrt (Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage)" a 10-minute cantata that gives insight into the direction Beethoven would head as he composed the Ninth nearly a decade later.
Bass Matthew Rose was booming and mezzo Jennifer Johnson and soprano Elisabeth Meister sounded ethereal. Tenor Michael Spyres was slightly underpowered.
"Missa solemnis," completed in 1823, a year before the Ninth, originally was intended to be played at Archduke Rudolf's elevation to Archbishop of Olmuetz but Beethoven couldn't complete it in time. With its use of four vocal soloists, there are echoes of the Ninth in much of the writing across the five movements. And concertmaster Peter Hanson had a beautiful, sweet violin in the Sanctus on Saturday.
Gardiner's tour began in September with a performance at Pisa's Duomo and moved on to Cologne, Germany; Amsterdam; Baden-Baden, Germany; Bern, Switzerland; Vienna; Budapest, Hungary; London; and Chapel Hill, N.C.; before arriving in New York.
The tour ends Monday and Tuesday at the Segerstrom Concert Hall in California, where the Philharmonic Society of Orange County says it will refund the ticket price to anyone who attends the second night's performance and doesn't think it is the best Beethoven Ninth he or she has heard.
Based on the New York performance, it's hard to envision the need to return any cash.


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For several years, political direct-marketing firm Base Connect, Inc. has helped organize and solicit funds from mostly individual donors for political campaigns and PACs. According to several articles, though, it's been keeping a majority of the money for itself and its affiliated companies. Its activities fall into a regulatory grey area, somewhere amid the purview of the FEC, the FTC and state consumer protection agencies.
Base Connect, originally named BMW Direct, was first examined by the Boston Globe during the 2006 campaign season, when it ostensibly raised funds for Republican candidates in staunchly democratic districts, but kept almost all of the funds. For example, Charles A. Morse ran a half-hearted campaign against Barney Frank. More than $700,000 was raised for Morse, but only $30,000 ever went directly to the campaign. Instead, a large portion of it went to BMW Direct and its affiliate companies. (The Boston Globe articles can be seen here, here and here, the TPM Muckraker follow-up posts can all be seen here, and Pro Publica's story is here.) Recently, the firm showed up in the media again under its new name, when the Boston Phoenix discussed the money to be made by Republican-related groups as the most conservative of conservatives became marginalized in the last election cycle.
What's not really discussed by the above articles is Base Connect's connection to a direct marketing firm that has been questioned for similar activities as far back as the 1970s. According to Base Connect's website, its president, Kimberly Bellissimo, worked for Bruce W. Eberle's Eberle Direct Marketing Group (now Eberle Communications Group, Inc.) from 1988 until 2002.
As early as 1978, the Washington Post wrote about Eberle raising $317,408 for the Fund for a Conservative Majority. In that instance, the fund gave only $22,400 to candidates. (The post archive is pay only so if you want to find the article look for "Little in 'New Right' War Chest Finding Its Way to Candidates; Hopefuls Get Few 'New Right' Dollars.")
In 1981, the Post again wrote about an Eberle client:
The national Taxpayers Investigative Fund was created a year ago for the purpose of ferreting out waste and fraud in government. Since then, the organization has been so busy raising money from contributors around the country that it hasn't had any time to look for waste and fraud.
(This Post article is titled, "Fund to Unearth Waste Unearths Money Instead.")
Eberle was also questioned by the US Senate Select Committee on P.O.W/M.I.A. Affairs at the end of 1992 for his role in soliciting money for alleged POW rescue group Operation Rescue, Inc. (See the NY Times article here.) Most of the money spent went to fundraising activities. The committee had a copy of an internal memo from Eberle, where he designed a fundraising letter purporting to be written by the group's organizer, Jack Bailey, while he was on the deck of his rescue ship in the south China seas. This boat had not left its dock in two years when the letter was sent. (The committee report excerpt about Eberle is here. A summary of the report is here, and the entire report can be downloaded here.)
In 1998, Bruce W. Eberle & Associates Inc. (now Eberle Associates, Inc.) was reportedly hired by Paula Jones to raise funds for her legal case against President Clinton. Once again, the money raised by Eberle was not actually going to the foundation that sponsored the lawsuit. According to the Washington Post,
Jones signed a contract in November with Bruce W. Eberle & Associates Inc., which guaranteed her a minimum of $ 300,000 as long as the firm could make its own profit from the fund-raising campaign, according to a copy of the document obtained yesterday. About $ 100,000 has already been sent directly to Jones, said a source familiar with the effort.
(The Post article is titled "Firm Raising Money for Jones But Funds Don't Go to Lawyers.")
Base Connect's FEC compliance officer and accountant, Scott B. Mackenzie, has been listed as the treasurer for eight PACs, including the Americans Against Illegal Immigration PAC. This PAC (you guessed it) paid a large portion of the money it raised to companies affiliated to Eberle or at least his business address. The PAC brought in and spent $1.7 million during the 2006 and 2008 election cycles. It gave $2,792 to candidates, and the rest went to expenses. Roughly $600,000 was spent on companies related to Bruce W. Eberle: Campaign Funding Direct, Inc., Omega List Company, Eberle Communications Group, Inc., RPA Limited Partners, CP Direct, and ECG Data Center. (I did not see any incorporation paperwork for RPA Limited Partners, CP Direct or ECG Data Center, but in FEC filings, their addresses are listed as the same address for the incorporated Eberle companies.)
As a side note, the FEC conducted an audit of Americans Against Illegal Immigration for not properly disclosing the occupation and name of employer for some of its contributors. The audit report of the PAC is here.
Given the above, I think I'll take my chances with liberal elitism over conservative elitism. It's been argued that liberal elites think the American people are too stupid to make their own decisions. But apparently, conservative elites see their stupidity as a business opportunity.


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If you hang two weights on one side of this balance, in how many different ways can you hang three weights on the other side for it to be balanced?
These eleven shapes each stand for a different number. Can you use the multiplication sums to work out what they are?
Investigate this balance which is marked in halves. If you had a weight on the left-hand 7, where could you hang two weights on the right to make it balance?
Max and Mandy put their number lines together to make a graph. How far had each of them moved along and up from 0 to get the counter to the place marked?
How does the position of the line affect the equation of the line? What can you say about the equations of parallel lines?
Water freezes at 0°Celsius (32°Fahrenheit) and boils at 100°C (212°Fahrenheit). Is there a temperature at which Celsius and Fahrenheit readings are the same?
There is a particular value of x, and a value of y to go with it, which make all five expressions equal in value, can you find that x, y pair ?
Manufacturers need to minimise the amount of material used to make their product. What is the best cross-section for a gutter?
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Use algebra to reason why 16 and 32 are impossible to create as the sum of consecutive numbers.
The equation a^x + b^x = 1 can be solved algebraically in special cases but in general it can only be solved by numerical methods.
Each week a company produces X units and sells p per cent of its stock. How should the company plan its warehouse space?
Find the equation from which to calculate the resistance of an infinite network of resistances.
George and Dominic worked really hard on this problem and reasoned it through very well.
Pupils from Stradbroke Primary School found that there are four points on the circle which are all the same distance from the horizontal axis.
Kkytha provided a couple of diagrams that helped explain why it is impossible to draw the triangle.
Simon from Elizabeth College found solutions to Two Regular Polygons by using a spreadsheet, efficiently combined with some very good reasoning to know when he had all the solutions. We liked the way Simon put the power of the spreadsheet to work under the control of some elegant mathematical thinking.
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Collect as many diamonds as you can by drawing three straight lines.
How to build your own magic squares.
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1. Re: Read vault at runtimeAnil Saldanha Apr 20, 2012 9:56 AM (in response to daniemarques)
What are those entries?
The way it works is, standalone xml processing automatically figures out that something ${} is a reg exp and deconstructs it. There is an expression resolver in AS7.1 but I am unsure if that is exposed to the applications.
2. Re: Read vault at runtimedaniemarques Apr 20, 2012 12:28 PM (in response to Anil Saldanha)
The best solution would be to automatically resolve the expressions in the application.
If is not possible I need to read the configuration of the vault: <vault>...</vault>, so I can start the vault by myself to resolve the expressions in the application.


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I installed Sp1 for Windows XP. Even though rioter suggested agianst it, I know I should have listened now. And I need your help uninstalling it. I backed up all my files so it is in the Add/Remove Programs, now here is my problem, when I click remove it come up with a list of nearly everyprogram on my computer and it says "These programs may not work if you uninstall this, in that list was Apache,mySQL, BPFTP, Kerio, and someother things that are needed for my server. Now, should I just go for the uninstallation? Or should I keep it how it is and hope Microsoft fixes everything up soon? Or is there a better way to go about it?
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