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THEATER PRINT PRESS Updated 3/21/03
WIDESCREEN REVIEW = The March issue features a post-CES update on DVI and HDMI Interfaces - the next AV connection standard. Joe Kane writes on HDTV Display Specs and the Inside Industry View page is High Definition Recording Coming Fast. In the latter it is revealed that FCC Chairman Michael Powell is a self-confessed TV addict and loves time-shifting programming with his TiVo hard drive recorder. Hes skeptical whether the FCC has the legal authority to dictate copyright questions, and thus may not be agreement with Hollywoods push to issue a broadcast flag mandate. New D-VHS tapes are listed and reviewed and 45 videos including standard DVD-Vs are reviewed. Equipment reviews: JM lab Electra Series speakers, Yamaha LPX-500 Home Cinema Projector, InFocus ScreenPlay 7200 DLP Projector, Krell Home Theater Standard 7.1 Processor, Krell Theater Amplifier Standard (5 channels) & KAV-2250 two-channel amp.
WIDESCREEN REVIEW = The April issue sports actors from Maid in Manhattan on the cover and the red-titled articles listed are on HD-DVD Prospects (Competing Red & Blue Lasers) and on HDTV Display Specs, Part II. Both are profusely illustrated with diagrams and technical details not normally found in other HT publications. Runco's New Measurement System is another feature, and both Sharp's XV-Z10000U DLP projector and Sony's Grand WEGA KF-60XBR800 60-inch LCD RPTV. There is a video report on CES 2003, the usual Coming Soon... column, and over 40 DVD reviews.
STEREOPHILE GUIDE TO HOME THEATER = For March/April is their Recommended Components issue. MartinLogan's multi-adjustable powered subwoofer graces the cover. Cover stories are on hi-definition DTV tuners from both Sony and Zenith, the Evolution T6 Tower speakers from NHT, Sony's LCD projector, and Vienna Acoustics' speakers. Back to the Future is the highlighted DVD-V and there is an update on the D-VHS high-def format. It reports that the DVD Forum has still not chosen the particular format for high-def DVD, but Toshiba and NEC are forging ahead with their Advanced Optical Disc, using a blue laser and offering more than four times the capacity of current DVDs on one side. The issue's "Cinessential" DVD is Georges Cluzot gritty and gripping 1953 The Wages of Fear.
STEREOPHILE = For March the Confidence speaker from Dynaudio is the cover model, described as trickle-down technology. They find the new SME Model 30/2 the Worlds Best LP Player, and other cover stories are Polks high-value Lsi7 speaker and CD players from MSB and 47 Lab. A Linn sound system is an Aston Martin is profiled, and Ry Cooder and his latest Cuban recording project are the subjects of a feature music article. Art Dudley (late of Listener magazine) shares his Five Warnings of Musical Bankruptcy, or more specifically, Records To Die From. They are: The Casino Royale Soundtrack, Leroy Anderson on Mercury Living Presence, The Sheffield Track Record, Dick Schorys Music for Bang Baa-Room and Harp, and Mark Wetchs Ragtime Razzmatazz.
HI-FI NEWS = Chords Audiophile Lifestyle System is shown on the front of the March issue with the appellation Choral Music. There is an AV amp shootout with tests of units from JVC, Onkyo, Pioneer, Rotel, Sony & Yamaha. The Totem Hawk from Canada is described as a stunning slim speaker, and the T+AK6 Player/Receiver from Germany is said to do everything in style. Other cover-featured reviews are for Michells Orbe SE turntable, Valves from Audio Research, the Townshend supertweeter, Monitor Audio S8 speakers, Classe SACD player, and Karan pre-power amp. Plus a tour of the Pavek Museum of Broadcasting in Minnesota. More components reviewed: Tivoli PAL Radio, three interconnects: Atlas Navigator, Ecosse Classic & Neotech NA-12260. Don Cherry and Fathead Newman are among the jazz reissues reviewed, and Ken Kessler says DAB (digital audio broadcasting) sucks.
HI-FI NEWS = The April issue proclaims "Naim Attraction - Salisbury's best yet?" and is a cover story on that firm's new NAC 252 preamp and NAP 300 amp - just a step down from Naim's cost-no-object amps. Other cover items are Yamaha's "Universal" player (which they rate somewhat below Onkyo's), The T+A Criterion electrostatic hybrid speaker with tubes (guess T+A translates differently in the UK...), the Pro-ject Debut turntable, a new AV combination from Krell, and an Aston Martin fitted with a Linn autosound system. Ken Kessler reports on the January CES and his closing column has good words about the attractions of both open reel tapes and headphones. Other components: Mark Levinson 390S Upsampling CD Player, KEF ZQ5 speaker, JMlab Cobalt 806S speaker, Roksan Caspian Phono Stage, Rotel 02 budget system, Perstel Adapt DR101 DAB Radio, Quicksilver stepup transformer, Tallis LS3/5A stand, B&W 604 S3 speaker. The Ganelin Trio are raved about in the Jazz section.
THE ABSOLUTE SOUND = for February/March is their Recommended Sources Issue, with their writers' picks of the best in both digital and analog front ends. The magazine's Product of the Year Awards are announced and the disc review section seems expanded, with the Recording of the Issue being Perahia's Chopin Etudes, some Miles and Bill Evans on 45 rpm vinyl, and the New Formats section beginning with a feature titled SACD Gets Its Groove On. The column from the new editor, Robert Harley, deals with the impact of home theater. He feels that with true high-end companies now into it, HT has become a boon to high-end audio. He lists three ways: the increased market for HT has kept many two-channel companies in business and allowed them to offer both surround and two-channel gear. HT has caused many who had their two-channel stereo speakers placed completely wrong to set up their 5.1 system correctly and for the first time consider music's spatial aspects. Lastly, a well-set-up HT surround system "can become a vehicle for rediscovering the joys of music."
Components reviewed: Adcom GFP-710 preamp, Behringer Ultracurve Pro DSP8034 EQ Device, Sony DVP-NS999ES SACD/DVD/CD Player, Focal-JNLab Electra 906 speaker, Simaudio Moon Nova CD Player, Avantgarde Acoustic Solo speaker system, Kharma Ceramique Reference Monitor 3.2, Meridian 800 DVD player & 861-III Reference Surround Controller, Antique Sound Lab amp, Miyabi/47 MC cartridge.
SOUND & VISION = The February/March issue has Mel Gibson seeing Signs on the flat screen of a large Toshiba HDTV set with Jamo speakers floating here and there. High-Tech Invasion! Is the main theme and includes space-age speakers, amazing video recorders, price-busting plasma TVs, and a unit allowing satellite radio reception anywhere. There are reviews of JVCs widescreen HDTV, Sunfires Ultimate Receiver, and combo SACD/DVD players from both Philips and Yamaha. Another cover teaser is for a guide to the coolest DVD players - 16 of em - ranging from $130 (Apex) to $20K (Meridian). HDTV, The Year in Review is a feature, and theres an interview with one of the several companies who edit down sanitized versions of movies on tape and DVD.
SOUND & VISION = The April issue (are they monthly now or bi-monthly?) features plasma flat TVs from Panasonic, Sony and Philips. Wireless music systems are reviewed, as well as HDTV Recorders, and there are reports from CES. In-depth reviews of Onkyo's SP800 universal player, Yamaha's AV Receiver, Samsung's $250 combo DVD/VCR, and a B&W speaker system. How to Soundproof Your Home Theater is another cover feature. Multichannel Report Card opines that this could be the semester than SACD & DVD-A make the grade. Another article explores the growing number of cable companies offering movies to be watched any time you desire.
THE SENSIBLE SOUND = Their February/March issue has some unusual-looking small speakers from Mirage on the cover - the Omnisat Micros - called "a revolutionary new omnipolar design." It's also their Annual Recommended Components Issue; different from that in TAS in that their staff each writes a running commentary going thru their personal choices - no illustrations. But their choices tend toward the more sensible price points. Other reviewed equipment this issue: Soliloquy Model 6.3 speaker, Sunfire Super Junior Subwoofer, Sunfire Theater Grand III, SVS 25-31Pci Sub, Tivoli Model Two & Model Sub.
AUDIO XPRESS = All sorts of fascinating gear grace the cover of the March mag. The featured articles: You Can Have Low Bass in Small Rooms, A Unique Way to Build a TL, A Digital Upgrade for Your HP Meter, Line Stage Odyssey Continued, How to Achieve Well-Designed Passive Preamps, DIY Hints and Tips. Plus Reviews of DUMAX and Klippel Systems for Driver Modeling (I have no idea what theyre talking about but Im sure some of you do...) and Building a Pair of SEAS Vented Boxes.
BOUND FOR SOUND = The latest newsletter, #147, has 4 1/2 pages of photos from the January CES in Las Vegas. This is a departure for the basically few-illustrations, no-advertising publication devoted to True Audio Underground. Martin DeWulf decries the closing of Duntech speakers, tests some AC power cords, highly recommends the PS Audio Ultimate Outlet and the Daruma footers, and roasts the editorial in the last print issue of POSITIVE FEEDBACK. In-Depth Reviews: the darTZeel NHB-108 model one (youve got to be kidding, monsieur...) two-channel super-high-end amp from Geneva, Switzerland; The Platinum Reference CD Player from MSB Technology; plus two CD reviews.
THE INNER EAR REPORT = This is Vol. 15 of the Canadian quarterly, just arrived but without any other time identification. A sunlit home theater system with the Electra Series 964 speakers from Focal.JMlab graces the cover. Other cover reviews promised are a tube amp from Tenor Audio and the solid state 7B SST from Bryston. Manleys Steelhead phono preamp, a Pioneer Elite AV receiver, Chords DAC64, Gutwire Audio Basic cables, and the Goldmund Eidos 38D DVD/CD transport are reviewed. Other speakers covered are Monitor Audios Silver S6 and Jaguar Musicspeakers. Products from two new audio names are presented: Orpheus preamp and amp, and Harmonic Resolution Systems M3 Isolation Base and Damping Plates. The issue editorial involves actual discussion of the behavior and function of the human ear - must be a first for audio magazines.
THE BAS SPEAKER = This is the fourth issue of Vol. 24 of the bare-bones but full of useful information publication from the hoary but very active Boston Audio Society. There are the usual Open Forum, Commentary and News sections, and special features this issue include Producing Digital Video Essentials (by Joe Kane), Genesis of Human Speakers, About the So- Called floor bounce (fascinating!), and reviews of three speakers: the MartinLogan CLS-11 electrostatic, KEF ThreeTwo, and Quad ESL-989 electrostatic. Complete reports of three of the groups more interesting meetings during the past year round out the issue.
INTERNATIONAL RECORD REVIEW = The Dec./Jan. Issue of this UK publication has The Art of Cecilia Bartoli on the cover, plus Recent Releases of Early Music and an overview of Messiaens Vingt Regards on disc. If youre in North America, dont get overly excited about the many music DVDs reviewed each issue because many are not distributed in North America, although they may be later on.
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This is my present structure - I appreciate feedback
EmpChildId(FK to EmployeeId)
EmpParentId(FK to EmployeeId)
(If EmployeeId of Employee Table is connected on EmpChildId of EmployeeHierarchy table, that means we want all EmpParentId's
and vice versa
If EmployeeId of Employee Table is connected on EmpParentId of EmployeeHierarchy table, that means we want all EmpChildId's)
I need a list of all employees with Employeeid, name and description, so I created a EmployeeDimension - I can use order, filter(working good)
I needed a list of all parents with their employeeid, name and description for this employeeId so I created a ParentDimension and I did a join on EmpParentId=EmployeeId to get employeeId, name and description from Employee table, later on I filter on
EmpChildId to get parents for specific EmployeeId
Similary I created a ChildDimension also
Everything is working so far
Now the problem arised that I want to show all Employees with their name, description, id who are parents of x EmployeeId and child of y EmployeeId
I have three seperate dimensions
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I have a problem with the parent-child-hierarchy after page reload.
Wie use SSAS 2005 and SSRS 2005 with newest service packs and patches. The parent-child-hierarchy works in the reports excellently. But we have a hierarchy with 9 levels. If the users expand some levels and thereafter change the filter or
sort the columns, will be the page reloaded and whole hierarchy is collapsed again.
Can you suggest a solution for this problem. Is the problem solved in SSRS 2008?
I have a dimension with a parent-child hierarchy on the key attribute and another attribute for the parent. I also want to declare a role with a permission to view only a specific member of that dimension, but it doesn't let me define a restriction on the
key attribute and says I must define the equivalent restriction on the parent attribute. The problem is that I don't know how to accomplish that because I must use a specific value, so I can't restrict it using this value's parent or children. I might be stupid,
but I really have no idea how to do it...
Parent-Child Hierarchy
What's the best way to represent a Parent-Child hierarchy in the Cube? I've seen the Usage that can be applied as Parent.
I've applied this, for example,
ID ParentID CompanyName Rank
1 1 AAA Excellent
2 1 BBB Good
3 1 CCC Ok
4 1 DDD None
I can link the ID and ParentID Usage appropriately by setting the ParentID to a Usage of Parent. I've also set the Parent Key, so that if the Company rolls up to itself, it doesn't show the Parent as its own child (NonLeafDataHidden).
When using only the CompanyName in the Cube Browser / Excel, this is working okay.
The problem occurs when trying to bring in other attributes, such as Rank.
Dragging the following into the Cube Browser:
- (Parent Company, Company...hierarchy), Rank - If the Rank is at the end of the table, Cube Browser doesn't show the Rank column at all, only the heading appears.
- Rank, (Parent Company, Company...hierarchy) - If the Rank is at the start of the table, Cube Browser displays correctly.
In Excel,
- (Parent Company, Company...hierarchy), Rank - If Rank is at the end of the table, Excel doesn't display the Rank of the Parent Company, but does display the
Hi dear,
I'm, workin at the moment on a report for my company. I have a problem with searching in a parameter list which is based upon a parent child hierarchy. The users asked me for type in the first few characters to search the parameter faster (like in this
post ) , because it's a large hierarchy with about 1700 values. In a "normal" list ("linear" without a hierarchy) this feature is available.
So my question:
Isn't it possible to search in the parameter list in general if this is based upon a hierarchy?
Are there any possibilities or suggestions to get this feature?
Or is this the only way to do this:
Thanks in advance!
my parent/child dimension has the following structure:
structur is as follows:
- TOP Level
GridView Parent Child View with JQuery Effects I was just checked how to add some more cool effects to the GridView control using JQuery. In this post I will display parent-child data in the GridView control with some help of the wonderful JQuery library.Let's first populate the GridView control.
I'm using cssfriendly control adapter for menu. My asp.net menu control's datasource is a sitemap file I'm using which contains all the urls.
I have the following questions:
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When I open two modalpopups, one over another, there is unexpected order.
After click on "Open Parent Panel", and click on "Open Child Panel",
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I am having trouble finding how to solve the following issue :
I am using nested listviews to display Sales and Sales details.
The main ListView displays General Information about Sales and the child ListView displays the detailed information about one sale. the child listview is shown only when the user clicks on a link (see included code, DataBind is made on PageLoad) :
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There are tons of self-help books out there these days, and any of them could help you turn your life around as you struggle to recover from Mental Illness (if you know a few great self-help books, tell others about them here). But odds are, you can't buy and read every single self-help book out there. You don't have the time and you don't have the money.
Since you've stumbled upon my little corner of the internet, I assume that you have heard "There is no cure" for Mental Illness. While that is medically true, the concept that 'there is no cure' is counter-productive and can limit the extent to which we are capable of overcoming our illnesses. Absolutely nothing good can come from resigning yourself to the belief that there is no cure and you're as good as you're ever going to get. If you truly believe that, then yes--there is no cure. The thing is, if you think like that, you're not giving yourself the opportunity to be cured.
The foundation of recovering from a mental illness is finding the right medication and staying on it along with going to see a psychiatrist and psychologist. That's just a start--but there's so much more to recovery than that.
Being cured from Mental Illness is work. Hard work. There's so much that goes into it, and it all starts with yourself--how badly do you want to get better? How badly do you want to go back to being the person you used to be? How are you going to get out of bed and back on your feet again? How badly do you want your confidence, self-esteem and self-respect back? How many times are you willing to jump back on the horse... and I'm not talking about race horses, I'm talking about rodeo horses--you're going to fall off a lot, there's no way around it.
Ultimately, the key to a full recovery from Mental Illness is perspective. If you're like me, there was a point where you lost sight of the things that mattered most to you. You may look back at your past longing for that life, or you might look back at your past and feel sick to your stomach when you think about the person you used to be. Personally, I've been both of those kinds of people at different stages of my recovery.
There are no magic pills or magician doctors who can make fundamental changes to the way you look at the world, your past and yourself. That comes from you, and a willingness to see what you should appreciate, what you should forget and how you see the world as well as your place in it. Those things only come with time and introspection.
I've had more alone time for introspection than I'd care to admit. That's what led to this site.
I mention this elsewhere on this site, but for about the last two years, I've been writing a memoir about my experience with mental illness. The book is narrated in the voice of my delusional self and only covers the year of my life where I was completely insane. What it doesn't cover is the period of depression I went through after being released from the hospital. What it also doesn't cover is the recovery I made. I don't cover my depression and recovery because it's not that entertaining. I intended to write a 15 page epilogue about recovery, but it didn't take long to realize that I had too much to say about recovery, and trying to cram it all into 15 pages would over-simplify the entire recovery process.
There is nothing simple about recovering from a mental illness.
I thought about just starting a normal blog about recovery from mental illness, but one thing led to another and what began as a 15 page epilogue about recovery turned into this site. This site is meant to be an online community for people with mental illness and those who are close to someone with a mental illness. This isn't all about me. This is all about a collective group of people who I hope will take advantage of all that this site has to offer--and my blogs are just a very small part of what this site has to offer.
There's a lot of things you can do on this website, and you can remain anonymous and say anything here. You can create a user profile, interact and send private message with others, you can find other users who are similar to you and you can create your own blog--which other users can follow and be notified when you post a new blog. And if you look around, you'll see there's a lot more than that.
I chose to create an online community instead of a simple blog with a comments section because I don't know everything there is to know about mental illness--nobody knows everything (including doctors). I've been involved with a real life support group for nearly seven years (and leading it for over two years now) and I still learn new things about mental illness every week. You could say that this site is kind of like Facebook, but just for people with mental illness. I'm sure there are Facebook groups for mental illness, but I figure a lot of people would never consider joining one because that would be telling everyone they're friends with that they have a mental illness or someone close to them does.
All I ask is that you give the site a chance. This site is meant to be an online support group for people who might not feel comfortable trying out a real-life support group. I totally understand why some people are reluctant to give a real-life support group a chance, because I was as reluctant as anyone... I hated the first group I tried, but the second one was a home run, which had an enormous impact on my recovery.
It's unlikely that a lot of people who are currently struggling with their mental illness most will contribute much to this site and get very involved in all the discussions. But I do believe those people may stumble upon this site and READ it, even if they don't create an account and don't ever post. I say that because my parents started going to a support group long before I gave it a chance--but I did ask them questions about what they learned every week. That's why I think people might not contribute anything but still read through other people's contributions here.
Since this site is new, it needs more content and I've tried to make it as easy as possible for people to find some page of this site that they can add to. So don't let the fact that the site isn't overflowing with contributions from others stop you from contributing--if you found this site, then that means others have as well, but those others might just be surfing the internet looking for information that can help them recover from their mental illness. Help the site because you'll be helping them.
Above, I mentioned that the key to recovering from a mental illness is perspective. That's true in more ways than one. First, I put in the effort to make this site instead of a simple blog because, even though I know a lot about recovery from mental illness and have helped a ton of people in my real life support group, I'm still just one guy with one perspective. As the leader of a real-life support group, my main responsibility is to keep the discussion moving and get everyone involved. My job is to know the stories of everyone in the room and so, when someone needs some help, it's my job to get the person who has been in a similar spot and has the kind of perspective the person looking for help needs. So that's why I made this site--so people who need help get as many different perspectives on mental illness recovery as they can, because eventually that person will read something from someone who has the exact kind of perspective they need most.
A huge part of my recovery was reliant on changing my perspective on myself, my life and my illness. Leading my real life support group gives me even more perspective every week. And writing my blogs has given me new perspectives because, for me, writing is a process of discovery--I find myself coming up with things I hadn't thought of before when I'm kind of in 'the zone' and writing my blogs as fast as I can type. So you may think you have a great perspective on yourself, your life and your illness, but believe me, when you really just let yourself write without thinking much about what you're writing, you'll learn things about yourself you never thought of before. So, if you contribute to the site, you're not just sharing your current perspective that others can benefit from--you're gaining an even better perspective about yourself, your life and your recovery than the one you already have.
If you choose to take a little time to contribute to this site, you're not just helping others--you're helping yourself. I'll say it over and over again on this site: Helping others is one of the most rewarding things you can do for yourself and your own recovery. You might think you're as good as you're going to get, but I can guarantee one thing: nothing will make you consider yourself "cured" more than becoming the kind of person who helps others, when you used to be the one who needed help from others.
On this site, people will only know you by your username. You never have to reveal your identity. For instance--private messages are sent straight to your email, but your email address always stays private. On this site, there is no way anybody can learn your real identity or your real email address. No matter what you do on this website, you will always remain anonymous.
CREATE ACCOUNT TO POST ON THE SITE: I really hope everyone who visits this site creates a user account--this feature is more important than you might realize, and I will go into why its important below. A user account is required to make posts on most of the pages on this site. ALL FIELDS IN THE CREATE ACCOUNT FORM ARE OPTIONAL (except or email address)
LINKS TO PROFILES: I require an account to post because someone who may not post still might read things on the site and notice that a specific user says a lot of things that really apply to their own situation. Whenever someone makes a post, anyone can click their username to read their profile and discover that they have a lot in common.
USER-2-USER: The term 'pen pal' sounds lame, but that's essentially what U2U is. As I just said above, someone may read another's profile and posts, and see that they have been in very similar situations. When you create an account, there is an option for whether or not you are interested in participating in the U2U feature. Having an ongoing back-and-forth with someone can be really helpful in the recovery process.
PRIVATE MESSAGES: When you click a user's name and are taken to that user's profile, click the "Send Message" link at the top of the profile. You will be taken to a form which you can fill out to send that user a private message. The idea behind it is to allow you to discuss something that the user may have posted on another part of the site in greater detail... or to understand what they posted more clearly... or maybe a struggling user posts something about what they are having trouble living with and you feel compelled to send them a message to offer your advice in a more personal way--that's exactly the kind of situation I created this site for--and believe me, taking the initiative to offer advice privately is extremely rewarding.
FOLLOW USER: If you notice that another user keeps making posts that really apply to your situation, you can click their username, be taken to their profile, and then click the "FOLLOW USER" button. After you have done that, you can go to your own profile (or click the "Posts by Followed Users" link in the side bar after you have logged in) and be taken to a page where you will see links for every post that the users you follow have made. When a followed user makes new posts, your followed users page automatically updates.
USER BLOGS: Once you create an account, you can go to your profile (by clicking the "Go to my Profile" link in the side bar after you have logged in) and click the ">>>Start a Blog" link. You will be taken to a form where you can come up with a Name for your blog, post the title for your first blog and post your first blog itself. (as an analogy, the 'Name' of the blog would be "Star Wars" while the 'Title' of a given blog would be "The Empire Strikes Back" -- yep, I'm a geek at heart).
READ USERS BLOG: When you click a username and are taken to that user's profile, if that user has created a blog, there will be a "Read [user]'s Blog" link. When you click it, you will be taken to their most recent blog. If you want to read their older blogs, click the "Previous Blogs" link. Just like my blogs, all registered users can post comments in response to a user's blog.
BLOG ARCHIVE: I will post at least three blogs a week--a featured blog, metaphor blog and quote blog. Click the 'BLOG ARCHIVE' link (in the sidebar) to be taken to a page where I explain each category of blog in greater detail. Click "Go to [category of blog] Archives" to be taken to a page that lists all the blogs I have posted. The BLOG ARCHIVE page also includes the links to all USER BLOGS that have been posted as well.
YOUR COMMENTS: The least important part of the site is my blogs. They'll probably be hit or miss as far as a given user is concerned... you might disagree with what I write, and that's fine--I encourage it, actually. That's why I have included the comments feature for all of my blogs and all of the user blogs. The comments feature was created so someone can correct me, provide a different perspective on the topic of the blog, or bring up certain things I may have overlooked while I was writing a certain blog. My blogs aren't gospel. I want them to spark conversation more than anything.... I could make a legitimate argument that the comments feature that goes along with the blogs is more important than my blogs themselves. To read and post comments, navigate to a blog and click the "Comments" link to be taken to a page containing the blog and the comments related to it, and then click "Post Comment" to be taken to the form you fill out to post a comment.
DISCUSSIONS: Basically, a series of message boards. The is different than all the other pages of the site where you can contribute your thoughts. That's because, on the discussion boards, users choose their own topics and the conversations that come from those topics are all in one place and can be read long after the discussion ends.
RANTS DISCUSSION BOARD: I created the 'Rants' message board as a way for users to get all their troubling thoughts off of their chests--when trying to recover from Mental Illness, or even while you're in the thick of it, there is the natural tendency to bottle up a lot of emotions. At some point, you can't contain your troubling thoughts that have been piling up in your mind anymore. A lot of the time, there isn't someone who you can talk to and let out all the thoughts you've been keeping in. Or maybe there are people in your life that are making things even worse for you but for some reason or another, you can't tell them exactly how much more difficult they are making your life for fear of getting too angry. The RANTS board is a place where you can let it all out--and I have decided that no user account is necessary to make a post on the RANTS board... just say everything you can't say in your real life. Other users can reply to your rant and maybe someone will be able to help you through it. (to post a reply to a RANT, you must have a user account).
FAMILY PAGE: This is a page where family members (or friends) can offer their advice on how they have dealt with someone close to them who has mental illness. This is different than the FAMILY Discussion board, because the FAMILY PAGE is made up of pieces advice with minimal back-and-forth between users whereas the Family Discussion Board is intended for ongoing conversations. Basically, the FAMILY PAGE is made up of words of advice, whereas the Family Discussion board is made up of topics that a user who is close to someone with Mental Illness can ask for advice and be more specific about their situation.
NEWSLETTERS: Read the page where I discuss the value of Newsletters and why they are under-rated. Please post any newsletters or magazines that you subscribe to, a description of it (optional), and provide information on how someone can subscribe to the newsletter or magazine.
HOSTED NEWSLETTERS: This is a feature of the site where you can create your own Newsletter. Several people can contribute to the same newsletter. All you need to do is fill out a simple form and the site puts it all together for you in a Newsletter Format--the created Newsletter looks like a stand alone page--the side bar, top logo and the whole design of mymindsnotright.com is not shown in a created Newsletter. Additionally, a page is automatically generated that lists links to all of the old issues of your newsletter, so people can 'catch up.' (You can find the hosted newsletter page by going to the newsletter page. Click "read more" to be taken to the page that explains what a Hosted Newsletter is in more detail. Click "view example" at the top of that page to see what a created newsletter looks like).
FEEDBACK ON SUPPORT GROUPS: If you go to the support group page (by clicking the 'support group' link on the sidebar), there is a 'survey' you can fill out (no user account required) where you can share your thoughts on the idea of support groups--whether or not you have ever been to one. Their is a page for all of the feedback for each question, so people who are part of a support group, people who lead a support group, or people who are starting a support group can read about how to make their support group better. (Click the Support Group link on the side bar to be taken to this page).
SUPPORT GROUP DATABASE: NAMI has a huge database of support groups around the country. That's great, but I have heard more than a few bad things about NAMI support groups (although, I have no doubt there are plenty of great ones) but I decided to create a database here anyways. I made that decision because both the leader of my support group and myself have a very different kind of philosophy about what makes a support group successful than NAMI does. Even if you've already listed your group on NAMI, list it here as well. That's because, if you add your support group to this site's database, it implies that you have read some of my blogs about support groups and/or have read the feedback about support groups on this page. (Click the Support Group link on the side bar--you do need a user account to list your support group)
DOCTOR'S WORDS: This will be a series of question and answer interviews with doctors. You can type in a question that I will ask the next doctor I interview. (no user account is necessary to submit a question to be asked).
TESTIMONIALS: This is where you can type your story about your experience with Mental Illness. (click "Testimonials" on the side bar)
LITTLE VICTORIES: One of the things that leads to a successful recovery is the ability to notice the little things in your day-to-day life that make you feel good about yourself. These can often be tiny and seemingly insignificant, but as you train yourself to see enough of them, they add up and can make a huge difference in your happiness and the way you see the world and the people you know in it. Post the little victories you have noticed in your life so those who are not at the stage where they can recognize the 'little victories' themselves can get some ideas about what they should be looking for (no user account necessary to post a little victory. Click the 'little victories' link in the sidebar)
SEVEN THINGS I'VE LEARNED: Why seven? No reason, really--except for the fact that when you need to come up with a certain number of things you've learned, you might have to force yourself to think a little deeper in order to discover more things you've learned... things you might not have thought about if it was "Three things I've learned" instead of seven. You'd be surprised how much wisdom people have in them without knowing it. (Click the 'Seven Things I've Learned' in the sidebar)
LYRICS / MUSIC / POETRY: This is where you can post some songs or poems that have helped you or someone close to you deal with Mental Illness. Post the lyrics / music / poetry and write your thoughts on the reasons why a song or poem helped you.
ALSO: When filling out the form to post lyrics or poems, there is a drop-down menu with the options: "Song," "Poem," "My Song," "My Poem." So, obviously, if you write songs or poems, you should definitely post them on the page. (Click 'Lyrics / Music / Poetry' on the side bar, then click the "Add Poem, Lyrics or Songs" link to be taken to the form where you can add songs/poems).
BOOKS: Post your reviews of books you have read about Mental Illness--all kinds of books (self help, memoir, informational etc). There are tons of books out there about Mental Illness, and we can't buy them all, we don't have the time to read them all, and we certainly don't want to pay for a book only to get nothing out of it. Post reviews of the books that you have responded to... also, its just as helpful to post reviews of books you hated and thought were a waste of time--save others some disappointment and money. (click the "Books" link in the sidebar, then click "Post Book Review" to be taken to the book review form).
WHEN DID YOU KNOW: A lot of people aren't sure whether or not they have a Mental Illness. Post your story of when and how you realized that, 'yes, I do have Mental Illness.' This is a more important part of the site than you may realize: too many people realize they have Mental Illness only after something goes seriously wrong. Hopefully your contribution will convince someone to seek help before its too late and they find out the hard way.
CHATROOM: Self explanatory, except for one feature: You can set up a certain time and topic for users to meet in the chatroom and have an online support group of sorts.
BECOME AN ADMIN / FEATURED CONTRIBUTOR: At the very bottom of the home page, there is a link you can click where I explain how you can become a blogger whose blogs show on the front page sharing the same space that my blogs are currently shown.
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If you need to un-install the SCCM 2012 agent you may find Software Centre remains in the Program Files directory and there isn't an option in Control Panel to help you finish the process.
In this scenario you can run the CCMsetup.exe again but with the uninstall switch. on the affected server:
1. Open cmd prompt as administrator, run the following commands:
2. Cd c:\windows\ccmsetup
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Wait 5 minutes and then you should be able to confirm that software centre has been uninstalled and you will see it has disappeared from the Start Menu.
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Unpaid parenthood is more important to our economy than paid jobs.
(PRWEB) February 11, 2014
Parent Power: The Key to America's Prosperity, by Dr. Jack Westman reveals the power parents have to create America's productive citizens. They also have the power to create social problems in the context of intergenerational poverty.
Secretary of Education Arne Duncan said "Parents have the power to challenge educational complacency here. Parents have the power to ask more of their leaders-and to ask more of their kids."
Dr. Westman supports Secretary Duncan's position and calls attention to the fact that one-third of children and youth in the United States are failing in some aspect of their lives. The United States is at the top of the list of developed nations in child abuse and neglect and the bottom in educational achievement.
Five children die every day from abuse in the United States. Three million referrals are made to child protective services every year.
At some point in their lives, half of all children born in the United States will have lived in one-parent homes, mostly without fathers. More than half of them will live in poverty for a time and will continue the cycle of family disadvantage.
Parents who raise a productive citizen contribute $1.4 million to our economy. Parents who abuse and/or neglect a child who becomes a criminal or welfare dependent cost our economy $2.8 million. Without concerted action, every American taxpayer will continue to pay for the consequences.
"We can no longer drift with the illusion that our Gross Domestic Product measures our society's wellbeing while our human capital erodes," says Dr. Westman. "As our GDP has risen, child poverty, income inequality, child abuse and neglect, teen suicide, unemployment, wages, health insurance and food stamp coverage, access to affordable housing and homelessness have all grown worse. Our society clings to the illusion that we treasure our children and support parents, especially those who give their children every material advantage. In reality, social policies, the media, the internet and societal norms make the already challenging job of parenthood more difficult."
Parent Power makes it clear: the unpaid career of parenthood is more important for the health of our nation's economy than paid jobs.


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NHLers to Olympics could be difficult: IIHF prez
Even Rene Fasel admits luring NHL players to the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea will be difficult.
Nevertheless, the president of the International Ice Hockey Federation said Sunday that he is hopeful a deal can eventually be worked out, although the more pressing issue on the frontburner is finalizing details of the 2016 World Cup of Hockey.
"This time the Olympics will be another issue as the time zone will be an issue with Korea," Fasel said. "We also know that 2022 will be in Asia – either in Kazakhstan or in China. I think China is favoured to win that race.
"To be honest, after five times participating with the best players in the Olympics, this time will be an even bigger challenge to get them there.
But as usual, from the players association, the players want to go.
"I'm confident they want to go."
NHL owners may be a harder sell.
Try explaining the logic to them of shutting down the league for a couple of weeks for games at the Olympics halfway around the world that will take place in the middle of the night in North American time.


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Fans of the graphical adventure game Trace Memory for the DS should be feeling another chill run up their spines, as a brand new mystery adventure game was announced for the Nintendo DS as part of Nintendo's press release package from its E3 conference.
Nintendo's new adventure game is called Hotel Dusk: Room 215, and is created by Cing the same team as Trace Memory. It is set in Los Angeles, 1979, and you play ex-cop Kyle Hyde as he tries to track down a missing friend. The only clue he has leads him to a hotel room, which has the mysterious power of granting the wishes of those who visit. Although the adventure story would seem to be a solo excursion, you will indeed meet strange people here at the hotel.
Hotel Dusk has a realistic noir look to it, as opposed to the cartoon style of Trace Memory. In gameplay, you hold the DS like a book (somewhat like Brain Age) as you piece through the mystery. Expect brain-twisting puzzles similar to those of Trace Memory, but instead of the overmap adventure view shown in the previous game, there seems to be a more straight point-and-click interface to the game.
Hotel Dusk: Room 215 will be due out in Q4 2006.


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Turkish comedy following a young man who unknowingly becomes a courier for some criminals after being given a box containing a wad of cash. When Onur (Hakan Yilmaz) leaves for a holiday with his friends, his overbearing girlfriend burns his possessions including a box of sweets he was supposed to have taken on holiday with him to Ankara. Upon arrival, he is approached by a group of men demanding the box and he soon realises he'll have to raise the money before he loses his life.


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Nelly Nervous About Hosting
Nelly Furtado will be hosting and performing at Sunday's "Juno Awards" (think Grammys for Canada). The Canadian singer/songwriter attended a press conference at the Delta Hotel on Saturday in Saskatoon, Canada. Here's what she had to say:
On planning for the Juno Awards: "I have to admit it's been really stressful, but a good kind of stressful. I've put a lot of thought and energy into it, it's really important to me to do my best and provide as much input as possible and try to make my impression on it (the show) somehow. We are busy, up to our necks in planning and preparations and I'm nervous. I'm finally nervous now."
On hosting: "It's very different from performing; I think my performance will be the most relaxing part of the evening for me. I'm serious about it being a fun night for everybody, that's the only thing I'm serious about.
On handling all the requisite emcee banter and costume changes: "There are a lot of segments, a lot of wardrobe changes. It's going to be a circus in my change room, anyway."
On her hometown of Victoria, B.C. proclaiming March 21 "Nelly Furtado Day": "It was a really real moment for me, and I was emotional and I was happy. I saw a lot of family, friends. You know, old friends from school that I hadn't seen in years, relatives, family members, and teachers. It was really, really incredible. Having that honor at Centennial Square with the mayor there in Victoria was — it felt good. it really did feel good."
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Pseudo-Clementine Literature.: Chapter XII
Chapter XII.—Jupiters Amours.
"And not to spend the time to no purpose in giving more examples, I shall begin with mentioning some embraces of Zeus himself, the father of gods and men. 1049 For it is impossible to mention all, on account of their multitude. Hear, therefore, the amours of this great Jupiter, which he concealed by changing his form, on account of the fanaticism of senseless men. For, in the first place, wishing to show to wise men that adultery is no sin, when he was going to marry, being, according to the multitude, knowingly an adulterer, in his first marriage, but not being so in reality, by means, as I said, of a seeming sin be accomplished a sinless marriage. 1050 For he married his own sister Hera, assuming the likeness of a cuckoos wing; and of her were born Hebe and Ilithyia. For he gave birth to Metis without copulation with any one, as did also Hera to Vulcan.
[Comp. Recognitions, x. 20–23, for a parallel to chaps. 12–15.—R.]258:1050
I have no doubt that this is the general meaning; but the text is hopelessly corrupt.
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There is a chance that Apple will miss its February ship date for new orders on the Intel-based MacBook Pro. As of Thursday morning, Appleis online store listed the ship time for the PowerBook G4 successor as three to four weeks, potentially pushing the initial release into March. During his keynote at Macworld Expo in January, Steve Jobs stated that the new pro-level laptop would ship in February.
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Although Appleis Web site lists a three to four week ship time, there are reports that early orders will ship this month. Some TMO readers are stating that their MacBook Pro orders are showing February 15 and February 23 ship dates.[This story has been updated to clarify that Appleis current ship date most likely applies to new MacBook Pro orders only.]


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From time it opens to the time it closes, a pharmacy team is busy. Some want to help people, others much like the science aspect of the job. Chances are there will be only one person working the drive-thru at any moment whereas there will likely be multiple people working inside.
Let me take one to comparative analysis department. Keep at heart, many chain pharmacies and hospitals is not going to hire you unless you might be a certified technician. Phishers may also send e-mails to free web-based email accounts like Hotmail, Yahoo or Gmail.
The live answering services company company later changed its name to e - Telecare Global Soltions in 2004. Any reputable web business puts their shopping cart application on a safe and secure server. Use those outlines as a roadmap to help you study for your pharmacy tech certification test.
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Hard Financial Times? Be Like an Ant
A biblical principle for working through financial struggle.
Remember the old fable about the ant and the grasshopper? The ant works hard all year long to store up for winter, while the grasshopper plays and gathers nothing. When winter hits and the snows fall, the grasshopper begins to starve and must go to the ants in order to survive. Meanwhile, the ants are warm, safe, and secure--and they have plenty to help the grasshopper out in his need. In Proverbs 6:6, God tells us to go to the ant--not the grasshopper:
Consider her ways and be wise.
Which, having no captain, overseer or ruler,
She provides her supplies in the summer.
And gathers her food in the harvest.
--Proverbs 6:6
Reprinted from 'The Storehouse Principle' by Al Jandl and Van Crouch, CrossStaff Publishers, 2004. Rev. Jandl is founder of Living Stones Church in Alvin, Texas. Van Crouch is a speaker and corporate consultant.
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