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Camps span 10 days throughout June and to begin August
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (May 6, 2014) – The ETSU women's basketball program is set to welcome campers from varying age and skill levels in three separate camping experiences throughout the month of June and to begin August.
The first in the series of camps will be a Future Buccaneer Camp, June 7 and 14, for boys and girls ages 5 – 13. The cost is $50 per camper with discounts given to siblings and children of ETSU employees. The camps on June 7 will be held in two different locations; YMCA of Bristol Wellness Center from 8 a.m. - noon and Kingsport Parks and Recreation V.O. Dobbins Senior Complex from 2 – 6 p.m. Exactly one week later, the camp will be offered at the Boys & Girls Club of Elizabethton from 8 a.m. – noon. To register and/or learn more about the camp click here.
A Team Camp will be offered June 16 – 20 inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletics Center. The camp is available for middle school, junior varsity, and varsity high school teams. A per player fee will be assessed, with discounts given to teams that bring 13 or more players. Pricing details and registration are available here.
To begin the month of August, campers will be able to spend a day in the life of an ETSU women's basketball student-athlete in The Buccaneer Experience. The camp, designed for highly-experienced players in grades 9 -12, is separated into two different two-day sessions based on grade level. On August 1 – 2, players in grades 11 – 12 will be welcomed, followed by players in grades 9 – 10 taking part from August 2 – 3. Costs for the Experience are $75 per camper before August 1 and $100 per camper at open registration. To register for the camp click here.
Please contact ETSU graduate assistant coaches Nicci Kelly (423-439-5330, email@example.com) and Jurelle Nairn (423-439-5331, firstname.lastname@example.com) for additional information.
For more on ETSU women's basketball throughout the offseason, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the women's hoops link.
ETSU fans wanting to receive Buccaneer news, score updates, in-game promotions and much more sent to their mobile device can do so by signing up for "Buc Updates." Click here to sign up today!


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Juniors Abroad Policies
In order to enrich the intercultural and international awareness of our campus community, George Fox University offers a transportation-subsidized overseas course of approximately three weeks to any junior student who has fulfilled the following requirements. These tours occur during the annual May Term. Detailed information about eligibility and specific study tours is available from the director of Juniors Abroad.
The student who successfully participates in Juniors Abroad will:
1. Experience cross-cultural learning opportunities in cultures distinctly different from their own;
2. Interact with the host culture through informal and formal contacts;
3. Experience what it means to be a cultural "minority";
4. Understand how to participate responsibly in a diverse global community;
5. Learn, through the study of disciplines such as the fine arts, language, science, architecture, or history, how various social institutions affect the host culture.
• Students must have maintained three consecutive years of full-time enrollment. Transfer students may receive partial support for transportation expenses; requests for such support should be made to the director of Juniors Abroad.
• Students must register for either GEED 355 Cross-Cultural Experience-US or GEED 365 Cross Cultural Experience-International.
• Tuition costs of this course can be included as part of block tuition for the spring semester preceding the May Study-tour. Students will be billed for whatever credits exceed the 18 credit-hour block tuition limit.
• Students will pay room and board and other fees, in advance, for each study-tour for which they enrolled. All transportation and accommodations are arranged by the university. For the typical Juniors Abroad study-tour, the university will pay the full transportation cost for eligible students. On occasion, a tour with unusually high costs may involve a transportation surcharge. Typical student costs are approximately 50% of total trip cost.
• Students must have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0 at the end of the fall semester preceding the May study-tour.
• Lifestyle violations, as reported by the Office of Student Life, may affect a student's eligibility to participate (see Standards of Conduct).
• Students must obtain approval from the Health and Counseling Center before final approval will be given for a specific study-tour.
• The University reserves the right to disallow a student from participation if it is deemed to be in the best interest of the student or the study-tour group.
• Students must intend to return and graduate from George Fox University.
• Student accounts must be current as of Feb. 15 the year of the tour.
• Students are requried to have all childhood vaccinations to travel with Juniors Abroad study tours.
• Students must obtain a passport by the first Friday of spring semester of their study tour.
• The university reserves the right to withdraw from this program and commitment prior to fall registration in any year. Students already registered under the program are guaranteed the study-tour.
• In the event of an international monetary, military, or other crisis, the university reserves the right to cancel or postpone a study-tour or to make substitute arrangements.
• The university does not obligate itself to alternative remuneration to students who cannot go, who decide not to go, or who are ineligible to go on a Juniors Abroad study-tour.
• Students (or alumni or friends of the university) who are ineligible for free transportation may apply to join a study-tour and pay their own transportation and tuition, on a space-available basis. Eligibility will be determined on a case-by-case basis.
• Eligibility requirements include a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00 at the end of the fall semester preceding the May trip and good standing with the Student Life Office. Students not meeting these requirements will NOT be allowed to participate.
• You must be in your third year of school at George Fox or be a transfer student from a community or four year college.
• For non-transfers who are graduating early:
Those who expect to graduate after three years: If you are going to graduate in three years after you enter George Fox you must wait until your third year. You will sign up in the spring of your second year. This will mean you go after you graduate. There will be a "buy-in"* fee. You will have the same priority as a Junior.
Running Start Student: If you are going to graduate after two years you can obtain special permission to go on Juniors Abroad after your second year. There will be a "buy-in" fee*. You will have the same priority as a Junior.
• For transfers: For registration purposes you will be treated as regular George Fox students. There will be a "buy-in" fee*.
* Buy-in fee: The amount of the "buy-in" fee will be based on the number of semesters you are enrolled at George Fox University.

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Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Highlight Words in Standard Reports
Column highlighting is not part of the plug-in. It is a built-in feature in APEX that has been around for a very long time. They're two ways to enable column highlighting in standard reports. The first is through the create report wizard. When you enable searching, as shown below, the columns that are selected to be searchable will automatically have column highlighting enabled on then.
To manually highlight a column edit the column. Scroll down to the Column Formatting region shown below. In the Highlight Words field you can enter a comma delimited list of words to search for or reference APEX items using the &ITEM_NAME. syntax. Note: for more on APEX variable syntax read this post.
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Nice post. I demonstrate it often in my training. Amazing how few people know of this feature.ReplyDelete
Can you help me? I need to know, How to use the future Highlight in Oracle Apex 22.214.171.124.7.ReplyDelete
My google account firstname.lastname@example.com
Nice article.ReplyDelete
Is there a way to specify in the Highlighting Words section to match all case-insensitive words?
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Hi Alin,ReplyDelete
you can modify the report query so that the filters are not case sensitive.
The filter in my case is a text field in which users can write whatever they like. I don't have any control over this.
The only solution would be either to be able to specify a case-insensitive search in apex, or a more complicated way would be to use javascript to manually highlight the items.
Hi Martin,ReplyDelete
Is there a way to change the coloring of the highlighted words?
Best bet is to inspect a highlighted word and see if it uses a CSS class. If so then just overwrite that class with the color of your choice.Delete
Hi Martin,Delete
I did the inspect element of a highlighted word but it does not contain any CSS. Below is the code which I see:
" span style="font-weight: bold; color: red;"Test span Ignore this part "
Is there any way to add the custom class to this span?


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WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 (UPI) -- U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew said Wednesday's Senate vote to raise the federal debt limit will promote growth and help "provide certainty and stability."
The Senate voted 55-43 along party lines to approve a bill extending the federal debt limit for one year. The measure now goes to President Barack Obama for his signature.
"We welcome the news that Congress has acted to meet its responsibility to protect the full faith and credit of the United States by extending the nation's debt limit," Lew said in a statement. "This week's action combined with the two-year budget agreement and the omnibus spending bill -- all of which passed Congress with bipartisan majorities -- will provide certainty and stability to businesses and financial markets and should add momentum to the economic growth forecasted in 2014."
Lew said the administration is "eager to continue to partner with Congress on these efforts on behalf of the American people."
Earlier Wednesday, senators voted to end a filibuster on the measure, with two top Republicans voting for the measure.
Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., and Minority Whip John Cornyn, R-Texas, voted "aye" in the cliffhanger cloture vote, Roll Call reported. The two voted for the measure when the count briefly appeared short of the 60 votes needed.
McConnell's support was notable, the Hill newspaper said, because he is seen as vulnerable to Republican primary challenger Matt Bevin.
The Senate voted 67-31 to end a filibuster by a Tea Party favorite, Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas. Roll Call said the vote took nearly an hour to complete as senators tried to decide how they would vote.
Afterward, the Senate proceeded to a vote on final passage requiring a simple majority.
Roll Call said a dozen Republicans voted with Democrats, most in a group after McConnell and Cornyn led the way. Those GOP senators voting for the measure included John Barrasso of Wyoming, Susan Collins of Maine, Bob Corker of Tennessee, Jeff Flake of Arizona, Orrin Hatch of Utah, Mike Johanns of Nebraska, Mark Kirk of Illinois, John McCain of Arizona, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and John Thune of South Dakota, the newspaper said.
In threatening a filibuster, Cruz had argued Republicans should extract spending cuts from Democrats and the White House, with McConnell privately arguing against another shutdown showdown, the report said.
Earlier, supporters of raising the federal debt limit without conditions said they were struggling to find enough Senate Republicans to overcome a GOP filibuster.
The vote came 15 days before a Feb. 27 deadline Lew had set for Congress to increase the Treasury's borrowing authority or risk a U.S. default on more than $17 trillion in federal debt.
A snowstorm was expected to hit Washington late Wednesday, a day before Congress is to start a 13-day recess.
Many lawmakers want to leave Washington ahead of the storm, their aides said.
"I'd prefer to get something for it," Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, told the Hill before the vote. "This is not going the way I would like it to."
"Am I going to vote for it? Hell no!" Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said. "Isn't there some middle ground between defaulting on our debt and doing nothing to address our fiscal problems?"
The Senate vote follows a House vote to suspend the debt ceiling until March 15, 2015, with no conditions.
The 221-201 vote Tuesday followed a capitulation by House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, who had led a fight to require any debt-ceiling increase be paired with spending cuts of equal size or with other conservative policy demands.
He told reporters Tuesday he couldn't assemble the needed 218 GOP votes to pass a bill containing his latest bid, which would have linked the debt increase to the restoration of some military pensions.
"It's a disappointing moment," Boehner told reporters before the House vote. "This is a lost opportunity," he said.
As he left the podium, Boehner started singing "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah."


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The Wanted Admit They've Been 'Too Extreme' in Smack Talking Other Stars
The Wanted are almost more famous for their gossip about other pop stars than they are for their own songs -- which is a shame, because the boys can sing their cute behinds off. Thankfully, the band are wising up and apologizing for their prior transgressions ... just in time for their new album to drop!
Some backstory: The Wanted have previously said that Christina Aguilera is a "total b----," that they weren't allowed to look at Britney Spears the whole time they were on tour with her and well, you know their long, colorful history with One Direction.
"Our fans know us as being honest, so we give them an honest opinion," Siva Kaneswaran told Glamour U.K. (via DigitalSpy).
"Some things [we've said] in the past have been a bit too extreme, but as long as people take us - and excuse all the naughty things we say -- and focus on our music, I couldn't care," he added.
Kaneswaran explained, "The fans should know who their idols really are -- the positives and the negatives. To be glossy -- to be fake -- I don't think it's good for the fans, because they buy into the person. They should buy into the truth, a role model you can trust. I think at heart we're good people."
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Oman Centre to debut at GIBTM
Muscat, March 12, 2012
The Oman Convention & Exhibition Centre will make its debut at the upcoming Gulf Incentive, Business Travel & Meetings Exhibition (GIBTM), the Gulf's premier meetings industry trade show, in Abu Dhabi.
GIBTM will run from March 26 to 28 at Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (Adnec).
According to Geoff Donaghy, the director of convention centres for AEG Ogden, the manager of the Oman Centre, GIBTM will showcase the venue to key international and Gulf region decision-makers.
"Our message to these decision-makers is that Oman is constructing a world-class venue and precinct that will have the capacity to host some of the world's and region's most prestigious events that may have not been possible previously."
"Not only will this inspirational project open the world to Oman, it will open Oman to the world of business events," he said.
Donaghy said as venue manager, AEG Ogden would utilise its global expertise to deliver service excellence in all areas of the operation including catering, technology and event management to expand the already high level of professionalism in the meetings and exhibitions industry in Oman.
"AEG Ogden will provide a memorable first-class experience for all attendees adopting the spirit of the traditional Omani hospitality that the Sultanate is renowned for."
"We are encouraged by the interest already shown by the international decision-makers and key Omani stakeholders in staging future events in Muscat. Our preliminary research and sales activities have identified business as far ahead as 2024," Donaghy said.
In addition to large scale convention and exhibitions the Oman Convention & Exhibition Centre's flexible design caters for smaller meetings, banquets and functions as well as concerts and special events accommodating up to 10,000 people. – TradeArabia News Service


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Lady Gaga Gets Feathered in Front of Chanel Boutique
Lady Gaga is a favorite subject of photographer Terry Richardson. His latest batch of Mother Monster show her perched out front of a Chanel boutique in Europe, while wearing a black feathered headdress, long black cape and her signature sky high heels.
Gaga reminds us of a nefarious Disney character in her headpiece and her cloak. She did recently say that her new album 'ARTPOP' is inspired by Disney princesses (among other things), so in this shoot, she's playing the role of the nemesis of the princess. At least in her attire.
Gaga also looks a wee bit like a crow, wouldn't you agree? It's the way she has her arms outstretched, and of course, those face-framing feathers.
Gaga is also reportedly wearing Chanel while posing outside of one of the fashion house's stores. It's almost as though Gaga is a new spokesmodel for the brand. If that ever happened, it would be quite a coup for both the House of Chanel and the Haus of Gaga.
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I reunite identified family photos that I find in antique shops and second hand stores with genealogists and family historians. If you see one of your ancestors here and would like to obtain the original, feel free to contact me at familyphotoreunion [ at ] yahoo [ dot ] com. I also accept donations of pre-1927 images to be reunited. I hope you enjoy your visit!
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Monday, November 26, 2012
Monday's Mystery: The Hepworth Sisters, Isle of Man, Circa 1882-
This is one of three carte de visite images in a set connected to the Hepworth family. It has the following information written on the back: "The three Hepworth sisters. The central figure is Louisa Hepworth who married Arthur Marsall and became Lady Marshall."
The other two images were taken at the William Smith Studio, Park Lane, Leeds, probably two or three years earlier than the above image. They are both labelled, "One of the three Hepworth girls."
I had a look at some of the UK censuses, searching specifically for a Louisa Hepworth who married an Arthur Marsall or Marshall. I found many Louisa Hepworths but none that are obvious candidates.
We know this cdv dates to after 1881 because there are a number of photographic prize medals won by Abel Lewis imprinted on the back; the most recent, a medal dated 1881 from Newcastle's Swan Plate Competition.
If anyone has access to one of the UK databases such as Find My Past, I'd appreciate a look up to see if we can find the marriage of Louisa Hepworth and Arthur Marshall/Marsall.
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You can't deny the feeling of fall in the air. You likely know fall offers some of the best fishing the area sees, and as far as I'm concerned, it can't come soon enough. However, it will still be another couple of weeks before the fall fishing really kicks into high gear.
Temperatures are beginning to edge off ever so slightly, and with the annual appearance of the yellow butterflies, anglers know that fall isn't far away. Fish are already active so, hopefully, when the first winds of fall hit, we'll see a feeding frenzy from them.
One fish anglers target heavily during this transitional time is flounder. That's because they are active during the day and can be caught in a variety of places a number of different ways.
The third annual Fins and Skins tournament took place Aug. 28 at Woodland Valley Country Club. A record number 42 participants competed in the tourney. The weight of each entrant's fish determined his handicap for the skins game.
In the fishing portion, participants caught 42 fish. Robert Fairweather caught the largest, which weighed 5-plus pounds.
One pound: Randy Carpenter, Hector Contreras, Eric Hines and John Sandman.
Did you see all the yellow butterflies out this weekend? This is the first sign fall is coming. And although the daytime temperatures didn't feel completely fall, the morning air and sky did remind me of great days ahead.
However, the water temperatures are still hot, and it will take quite a few cold fronts to get the water back into the 70s, which in turn will spark all the fisheries to become much more active.
If you are looking for a tournament to fish and a great cause to back, look no further than the Sept. 11 Bay Creek Classic flounder tourney, a one-day event that benefits an amazing local resident and fisherman with an incredible story.
Brandon Matthews is a Southport sportsman who was working on his deer stand in 2006 and fell 30 feet from a magnolia tree, an accident that left him paralyzed from the chest down. Brandon faced a tremendous and painful ordeal rehabbing at the hospital, and over time he regained the movement in his arms but no use of his hands or legs.
Though temperatures have remained in the high 80s and low 90s, signs are clear fall fishing is not far away. Inshore fishing can be up and down right now with some good days and some slow ones, but more and bigger fish are being caught, and speckled trout, redfish, and flounder are all chasing bait inside.
The trout and the red drum are running the tides inshore around the creeks, along the marsh grass points and around the bridges. The trout bite is, as usual, much better in the morning, but redfish are being caught during the day in many places.
This weekend the annual South Brunswick King Mackerel tournament will take place at South Harbour Marina in Southport. The tournament's registration will continue until 7 p.m. Aug. 27 with fishing on Aug. 28. The tournament's top prize is awarded for the largest king mackerel caught and weighed Saturday, and the winner typically takes home more than $10,000. For additional information, visit www.bluewaterpromo.com or call event director Terry Adkins at (800) 546-4622.
Local inshore fishing remains locked into our long summertime pattern, as the hot weather continues to make early morning and night fishing more productive than anything else. Redfish action is the best thing going inshore, while black drum are there to be caught after dark.
The redfish are still schooling inside and can be taken around the creeks as well as along the bridges, docks and points inshore. Redfish are moving and feeding only when the tide is really flowing, so the action is best on strong currents, when the water really kicks up a fuss.
As I boarded my boat and headed out for another day of fishing, I glanced down at my water temperature gauge. It read 89 degrees; is that possible? I dipped my hand into the bait well and the water was hot. I thought to myself, "If I were a fish, would I want to live here?" And thus it's not hard to find reason for the slow fishing our area is experiencing.
The South Harbour Village Kids' Fishing Tournament, for those ages 12 and younger, will take place from 10 a.m.-noon Aug. 21 at South Harbour Village Marina, 4909 Fish Factory Road, Southport. All fishing will be done from the South Harbour Village Marina docks. South Harbour Village will provide the bait but participants must bring fishing poles. To register, call (910) 454-7486. There is no entry fee. Awards will be given.
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Planning continues for new county building
The Carlton County Board approved $5,000 worth of architectural work for a new Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) and Agricultural Extension building at the Transportation Building site at its December 11 board meeting.
"I'm at a loss," Chairman Ted Pihlman started off the responses, "I thought this building was on hold."
Jim Nynas, SWCD board member, explained, "This is the second phase of a process of procuring a USDA loan for this $1,500,000 building. This has been a two-year process and we now need an architect to put together a building proposal. Along with this we need a letter of intent that land will be made available for the building if the loan is approved."
"I wish we had more time to think about this," Pihlman responded.
"We are now in second place on the list for approval of funding," continued Nynas. "We are competing against other agencies for funding with limited dollars." The board voted to move forward unanimously.
An annual Truth in Taxation hearing was held after the board meeting to discuss the new levy needs for county operations in the new fiscal year. Chairman Pihlman explained, "This hearing is to discuss how the county will spend your money in the 2013 Fiscal Year."
The original proposed levy was an increase of 6.31 percent. After extensive talks, the increase has been shaved to 3.1 percent with a finalization of the levy amount decided at the December 26 meeting.
Increased concern for security at the courthouse has been discussed for some time. More security cameras are being installed. A new proposal centers on a new full-time deputy to handle the day-to-day security at the courthouse at increased cost.
Dennis Genereau, Carlton County Coordinator, commented, "I chair the Budget Committee now as part of my coordinator duties. I have worked in other county systems. I have been surprised how well department budgets are handled by department heads. I have confidence in their ability to keep costs as low as possible and yet not hurt the services we provide."
In other business, Commissioner Thomas Proulx said that talks are continuing about seeing the Bentleyville Christmas light experience back in Carlton County. Promoters of the Duluth venue have been disenchanted with problems at the Bayfront location.
Commissioner Pihlman asked his fellow board members to support a Human Services program continuing in Moose Lake even though the Moose Lake School District is making plans to sell the building now used for the program. He also spoke for support of the county's private snowplowing program. "We need to continue this program which helps the disabled and elderly stay in their homes as long as possible. They deserve our help."
Monty Lundberg, Building Maintenance, presented a $13,584 Minnesota Power Energy Grant to the board for continued work on making county buildings as energy efficient as possible.


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Altova has announced the 2012 Release 2 of its MissionKit suite of XML, database, and UML tools. New features include support for working with EPUB files in XMLSpy, sorting of data mapping results in MapForce, generation of code from UML sequence diagrams in UModel, as well as RichEdit functionality in StyleVision and Authentic.
NOTE: EPUB denotes the "Electronic PUBlishing" file, the standard electronic book format used on a wide variety of eReaders including the Nook, Sony Reader, and iPad. XMLSpy 2012r2 now supports editing, validating, and previewing EPUB documents in its easy-to-use Archive View. XMLSpy itself is an advanced XML editor for modeling, editing, transforming, and debugging XML-related technologies.
"We are always looking to incorporate the functionality that our users need to be more productive with the ever-changing standards landscape and shifting demands of this industry," said Alexander Falk, president and CEO for Altova. "As the public response to Apple's recent launch of the iBooks Author program shows, there is an ever-growing demand for electronic publishing."
In conjunction with the 2012r2 release, Altova is launching a new XSLT Technical Training course as part of its Altova Online Training curriculum. New features available in the Altova MissionKit 2012 Release 2 include Zip and OOXML support extended to Professional Edition. This support allows users to access and work with data in zipped files such as Microsoft Office documents, which, in versions 2007 and higher, is saved in Open Office XML (OOXML) format.
Also new is support for logical files in IBM iSeries databases. To enhance integration with all major relational databases, XMLSpy now includes support for logical files, which are specific to IBM iSeries editions of the DB2 database.
Other features include:
- Ability to escape/unescape XML characters — Sometimes it's necessary to escape characters normally parsed as part of XML code to include them as text in an XML document. A new feature in XMLSpy 2012r2 makes this easy and much faster than escaping the code manually.
- Sorting data by various criteria — The 2012r2 version of MapForce includes two new sorting features: sorting structured data and sorting database input components, which users can apply in a variety of ways in their data-mapping projects.
- Support for logical files in IBM iSeries databases — For MapForce 2012r2, support for logical files means users can map data both to and from logical files in IBM iSeries databases.
- RichEdit Functionality — Designers creating Authentic eForms can leverage StyleVision 2012r2's RichEdit functionality to provide Authentic end users with dynamic formatting control at all levels of the form with ease.
- Support for logical files in IBM iSeries databases — StyleVision developers can now access logical files when creating database reports.


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Telerik has announced the launch of the Kendo UI framework for software developers focused on front-end development with JavaScript and HTML5. Suggesting that developers today are faced with an increasingly fragmented computing landscape, the company says that programmers are turning to HTML5 and JavaScript to build software that can run anywhere and reach the largest possible audience.
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iancanton wrote:sorry, cairns, i was looking at an old (probably cached) version that had the +1 for 3 flughafenstrasse bonus.
while its not normally good practice to let players have such a high chance of starting with +3 bonuses, it doesn't necessarily have such a detrimental effect here compared with other maps because it's so much more difficult to win.
thanks ian.
is there a reasonable win ratio in 1v1 (let's say above 20%) for those whose opponents have a +3 bonus on turn 1? if so, then we can safely say that the map passes with flying colours!
I dont' know about this one, perhaps AAFitz would be the one to ask about this.


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The Ottawa Book Collectors was founded in 1980. The OBC is a forum in which book lovers come together to share their enthusiasm for book-related matters. The club's activities principally take the form of monthly meetings, held between September ande June, which feature presentations by members and invited guests. Tours to exhibitions, special collections and biblio-related purlieus occasionally leaven the schedule.
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Okay, so I may be taking some liberties with the old Dionne Warwick song, but the essential message is the same: if wishes were horses, beggars would ride. I'm 39 weeks pregnant today, 4 cm dilated and waiting for everything to start. I went to see my OB/GYN yesterday and she expressed surprise that I was still pregnant. Trust me, after several false starts over the past 3 weeks, I'm surprised, too. Even my Gmail seems surprised, as these past two weeks I've ceased receiving my weekly prenatal updates from various and sundry websites that I've been perusing during pregnancy.
27 comments:
- Lauren said...
March 4th is a good birthday, but would be pretty cool if Baby G decides to come tomorrow. There is no better day for a (what - 6th?) generation Texan to be born than on March 2nd :)
- March 1, 2011 at 1:14 PM
- Julie said...
Averill, I'm in the same boat. 40 weeks today and the OB's office is chomping at the bit to induce. I also get, "wait ... you're STILL pregnant?" Seems like everyone I know lately has gone early .... except for me! I'm thinking about an induction next weekend. Good luck you .... to both of us!
- March 1, 2011 at 1:29 PM
- Bria said...
I was just thinking about you this morning and wondering how/if things were progressing. Hang in there this week!
- March 1, 2011 at 2:19 PM
- Christy said...
You are ABSOLUTELY making the right decision. And if you change your mind between now and then, well then that's the right thing for you. That's the thing about parenthood - you're in charge. No one can make these big decisions for you - but I know you're good at that, being a lawyer and all! :) I know how scary this time can be - wish I could give you a great big huge and a chocolate pie! Hang in there! He'll be here before you know it, and seriously, your life will never be the same. It will AWESOME!!!
- March 1, 2011 at 2:26 PM
- Robin said...
LOLOL you're not remotely in charge! Not ever again . . .
Good luck, Averill! I hope he decides to make his debut tonight.
Robin (friend of your mom)
- March 1, 2011 at 2:41 PM
- Alicia said...
Breathe. Thats my best advice. Do what feels best for you & baby. Love & prayers for a wonderful week.
- March 1, 2011 at 3:00 PM
- Daniela said...
The waiting game is certainly the hardest! Romy came 7 days late and that was torture! With Cayden being 3 weeks early I was certain that Romy would be early, but no, she was on her own schedule, and she still is today! Keep us posted! You know I am crossing my fingers for things to move along naturally!
- March 1, 2011 at 3:08 PM
- Valerie said...
Yikes, I hope he makes his appearance before Friday. Inductions so often lead to c-sections (I know, it happened to me). I'd say start walking...ALOT. :)
- March 1, 2011 at 3:58 PM
- L.Duncan@Home23DuncanBoys said...
Girl, if you think its best then it's best! No need to worry about anything else. Hopefully he'll come without needing a push!
- March 1, 2011 at 4:22 PM
- Anne said...
Hugs and kisses from North Cackalacky! It's the last thing you'll have control over with the kiddo, so you may as well take it all the way. :) Maybe he'll make his much-awaited debut tomorrow and share a birthday with the most awesome Guatemalan ever ;). Thinking about you and Dave, and hoping for a safe delivery (spontaneous and otherwise)!
- March 1, 2011 at 4:31 PM
- Liz @ It's Great To Be Home said...
I wouldn't be able to handle the anticipation!! This is so exciting, and of course you should make whatever educated decisions work best for you and your family!! Or that's my opinion, at least. :) Friday will be here before you know it!
- March 1, 2011 at 4:56 PM
- Mandi Smith T said...
I realized with my first baby that God makes you so uncomfortable that you are actually ready for some labor pains. I remember clapping when my water broke with my first. Before I had a baby, the thought of clapping for labor pains would have freaked me out! Good Luck. I had one baby without induction and one with induction and both were fine! M.
- March 1, 2011 at 6:42 PM
- A Loopy Life said...
I have an induction scheduled as well, although I'm hoping baby H decides to come on his own before then. :) Good luck and can't wait to meet your baby!
- March 1, 2011 at 8:29 PM
- Sarah said...
39 weeks!! Woo hooo!!! Congrats, Averill! So exciting, he could be here any day...and I guess he will - Friday at the latest:) I might be in the minority, but as excited as I was to meet my little girl after 9 months, I really enjoyed the last few days/weeks of the pregnancy and wasn't really in a hurry for her to come early. I think letting MOTHER nature take her course is the best thing. Unless there is a problem with you or him or if you are really late. Having said all that, Maura was born at 9:17pm on a Friday night and it was a really good time to have a baby. That way we were in the hospital over the weekend and it was easier for guests to come and see us. Because we delivered after 8pm, we got to stay one extra night in the hospital and checked out Monday am instead of Sunday pm (very nice). Whatever you decide is what's right for you and Baby G...just don't let those doctors push you around cause they want to get home for dinner;) We'll all be thinking about you....good luck, girl!
- March 1, 2011 at 9:55 PM
- Susie @ Maddie's Nest said...
Averill, congrats!!! Ah, this brings back memories....I was induced both times and the first b/c of creeping blood pressure so they induced on a Friday (only a couple of days early). Just a warning....they told me I'd be induced in the early AM and to be ready for a long day....both of my kids were born within hours of being induced. My DR almost missed the birth of my son. So, here is to quick and painless for you and the joy of motherhood in a few short days.
- March 1, 2011 at 11:10 PM
- Ann said...
I've experienced the same with my son...
He won't come out and I feel no pain...
So he was induced and I got a C-section ♥
Oh but it was all worth it ♥
- March 2, 2011 at 3:13 AM
- Laura@JourneyChic said...
Hmmm - that's unusual that they'd induce at 39wks, but I guess every doc is different. I was almost 42 weeks when I was induced. Good luck - induction isn't always easy so I hope that it is for you! The baby will *still* come on his own time. Hopefully not like my son, who refused to come out despite 48 hours of Pitocin and the water being broken. Good news is, you won't leave the hospital without your baby!
Treat yourself to an amazing night out on Thursday, because it'll be a while before you have one again. ;)
- March 2, 2011 at 7:50 AM
- Aesthetic Oiseau said...
Good luck Averill! I'll be thinking about you!
- March 2, 2011 at 7:58 AM
- Patch said...
Sending lots of love! Follow your heart, Mama!
- March 2, 2011 at 11:03 AM
- Susan said...
Good luck, Averill! I'm glad you're working from home this final week of your pregnancy - when my son was born, I'd had an OB/GYN appointment that morning, and was told to come back the following week (as I wasn't due for another two weeks). Back in my office an hour later, and my water broke. My husband had gone out of state on a day trip, so it was a crazy day! He eventually made it back, an hour before our son arrived.
- March 2, 2011 at 8:08 PM
- Liz said...
FYI Pitocin will make your contractions come on very strong. I was not informed of this prior to being induced and it really should be a public service announcement. So have that epidural ready :)
- March 2, 2011 at 8:10 PM
- The Zhush said...
There is no "wrong" or "right" from here on in with EVERYTHING...which is liberating, but scary too...you do what's right for you and your family...you are the parents....so exciting!!!
- March 3, 2011 at 6:48 AM
- Anonymous said...
I have never heard of a doctor inducing at 39 weeks, although I'm sure it's perfectly safe. What gives me pause is that a due date isn't an exact science. I had a c-section at 40 weeks, because they discovered my baby might be 12 pounds (she was 10). She was not budging, and I really think my due date was a little off and she'd have been overdue anyway.
Good luck with everything! To be honest, I found having a newborn to be totally overwhelming, but I just adore my daughter now.
- March 3, 2011 at 7:57 PM
- stacy said...
Sending good thoughts! Either way you are considering all the right things ...how exciting. Hope you have some down time to enjoy a last dinner out or at least dessert?
- March 3, 2011 at 9:30 PM
- Kate Coveny Hood said...
Probably too late for a pre-baby comment... But Oliver was a week late and I was induced. Either way - it's so exciting and I can't wait to see pictures when you are back at home. Love to you and the little angel!
- March 3, 2011 at 9:54 PM
- Dumbwit Tellher said...
Averill I've been thinking of you and here you were likely today bring your sweet baby into the world. I hope all went very well. It's such a different world now. When I had my children, all 4 were 2 wks late and the last baby had to be induced. You are right though, it's a world where everyone is more impatient and want it when they want it. Sending all my best to you, Dave and your new bundle of joy.
x Deb
- March 4, 2011 at 9:15 PM
- Sarah Klassen said...
Averill, you have been on my mind this entire week! I hope all is superb today and that the little Mister has decided that now is the time :) I will include you and he in my prayers tonight. Cannot wait to hear more soon!
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Happy Sunday. We begin today with a piece Tom Tango posted at his site insidethebook.com. Tom explored the question as to whether or not the owners should be obligated to honor player contracts signed with terms that extended past the current CBA. Tom's main point is one that has been reported some in the media, but not nearly enough when discussing the issue:
It's important to note that even under the old CBA, these "dollar" contracts were really "monopoly dollars". If these monopoly dollars totalled more than 57% of the revenues the league collected, the players would not be "made whole".
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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. - Georgia College & State University's Centennial Center is alive with noise and commotion. A highly contested pickup game is just about to boil over. Almost the entire roster of the men's basketball team is fully entrenched, hoping their side comes out on top. Then comes the melting point.
A foul call causes fury amongst two hard-nosed players. Both have a competitive drive and spirit refusing to give in.
Almost instinctively, two others run to the scene dowsing a potential fireball. With the battle resolved, the game ends with no hard feelings.
The four guys in the middle of it all are seniors. The intensity shown on the court is part of a strong group of friends and teammates eager to show everyone their ability to lead Georgia College & State University to a Peach Belt Conference (PBC) Championship.
Head coach Terry Sellers has seen his share of great teams and senior classes come through Georgia College. Several conference championships and deep runs in the NCAA Tournament highlight a consistent winning tradition for the Bobcats.
Leadership inside and out makes a great team. Sellers said his most successful teams always have seniors ready for any issues or adversity.
"The best teams I've ever coached had great internal leadership," Sellers said. "There's probably been things happen that I never knew about because they took care of them."
With a young team, senior influence becomes vital. Trying to learn a new system straight out of high school can be overwhelming. The underclassmen hear the coaches, but they watch the seniors for applied direction.
"Most teams have one good leader, and if you have two that's a bonus. Hopefully, we'll have four this year, and I think that will make the difference in what kind of season we have," Sellers said.
Each leader brings a certain style, game and personality. Their skills complement each other making for a tight-knit group on and off the court.
These four guys come from different places and bring their own versions of work ethic and flash to the program.
Shaun Keaton
Smooth All-Around Threat
Coming into his third and final season at Georgia College, Shaun Keaton (Albany, Ga.) has a more humble outlook on basketball. Spending his freshman season playing Division I ball led him to miscalculate the PBC.
"I really planned on coming in and scoring 20 to 25 points a night because I was from D-I and this was D-II," Keaton said.
After Keaton's first practice, he changed his mind. Keaton quickly blended in with the players and coaching staff.
"Shaun Keaton has always been a great follower and blended right in from the day he got here," Sellers said. "It's like he's been here for four years."
It didn't take long for teammates and opposition to see Keaton could flat-out shoot. Whether it was a long-range buzzer beater against Clayton State University his first season or the 92 three pointers made last year, this guy is trouble from anywhere on the court.
"Sometimes, Shaun gets in a zone the way he gets the ball and does whatever he wants," senior Justin Brown said.
What sets him and the other seniors apart is the unrelenting confidence in their ability. Even during losing streaks and shooting slumps, neither Keaton nor Sellers doubted the ball would find the net again.
"It comes back to you. This is what I've been doing all my life, and it's just a slump," Keaton said. "Coach Sellers stayed with me and told me to keep shooting. He told me that I'm a shooter and to keep doing what I know how to do best."
Comparing himself to the other three seniors, Keaton said he is more vocal on the court but more quiet off it. Sellers has seen a change in Keaton so far this year.
"I've noticed that he (Shaun) has stepped up and accepted a little more responsibility for leadership on the team as a senior," Sellers said.
Keaton feels he is prepared to reach his goals.
"I just want to be the best player and leader for my team I can be," Keaton said. "I want to teach the young guys how to be a winner."
As the season moves toward the PBC Tournament, Keaton has broken the 1,000 career point barrier and earned the first PBC Player of the Week trophy for GCSU since Aaron Clark in 2007. Saturday, Feb. 21, the long-distance marksman snapped the school's career three-point record, now standing at 252 threes in his three-year career.
Ken Kemp
Full-Throttle Hustler
Coach Sellers loves rebounding, defense and hustle. Logically, coach loves Ken Kemp (Dublin, Ga.).
It didn't take Kemp long to realize what it takes to get playing time at Georgia College. From the bench, he observed the 2005-06 team that made it the Sweet Sixteen.
"I took a backseat to see what they were doing and to see what coach likes," Kemp said. "Coach loves somebody that hustles, plays great defense, loves the game and leaves it all on the floor."
Clearly Kemp took good notes, as he has played in every game for the Bobcats his last two seasons. No one will outwork this guy.
Kemp's reputation comes from the bulldog attitude he carries to every game. He has to battle for rebounds against much larger opposition. Unlike some, Kemp doesn't sweat a few bruises.
"On the court, I like to think of myself as a dominant-aggressive person," Kemp said. "I like to get a lot of contact, which guys don't like."
Kemp admits he can come across as being too aggressive and going a bit overboard. Kemp jokingly mentions those practice moments where he and Keaton clash.
"I'm so passionate about it. I don't care if it's a pickup game I want to win. He's (Keaton) competitive as well, so we bump heads a lot," Kemp said.
Fellow senior Chuck Eason feels this competitive spirit is essential for practice. Eason said they battle during practice, but it gets all the underclassmen into it.
"I think our competitive spirit makes basketball fun," Eason said. "Afterwards, you might have knocked him down, but after practice you're back to being friends again."
Even with all this talk of aggression and physicality during games and practice, Kemp is a lovable jokester. To a man his three senior buddies described him as one of the most outgoing and silly guys.
"We make fun of each other all the time," Brown said. "Ken is from the country, so I call him country boy."
Kemp can identify with the eager youth on the Bobcat squad. He's been in their shoes and isn't afraid to help.
"There are guys that come to me like 'Ken what am I doing wrong' and 'do I need to do this'," said Kemp. "I love that about them because that means they're trying to learn. If I know what I'm doing, I want to relay that message to help somebody else."
Kemp couldn't feel more blessed to be involved in collegiate athletics. Heading into his final season, he plans on leaving his presence felt at Georgia College.
"I want my legacy to be that he was a great leader who led by example," Kemp said. "I want people to be like Ken Kemp was a great hustler who loved the game of basketball."
His legacy of hustle and heart only grows as Kemp leads the squad in total rebounds this season. The 6-foot-3 undersized forward has 452 career boards, good for 10th in program history.
Justin Brown
Swaggerful Long-Range Playmaker
After developing at junior colleges in Florida and Kansas, Justin Brown (New Orleans) settled on Georgia College after his first meeting with coach and players.
"After I visited here, I didn't want to go anywhere else," Brown said. "I had a lot of friends who accepted me when I first came."
Brown brings a flamboyant game and personality to the Bobcats. As an off-the-bench guard his junior season, he quickly established his intentions.
"I don't care where I'm at, when I get in, how I get the ball but if I get the ball I'm gonna shoot it," Brown said.
Raised in New Orleans, Brown said he is a little different than the other seniors in the way he talks and acts. Past all the jokes, Brown speaks of the closeness between his fellow classmen.
"We like each others' personalities and get along with each other too well," Brown said. "I feel like they know everything about me, and I know everything about them."
Still good, competitive friends can go at it. Since all four seniors are guards, they battle each other whenever possible.
"When we argue and fight, it's fun for practice," added Brown. "During practice it's war. I don't care who it is it's gonna be war. We are gonna fight and push to throw each other off our games."
Taking his leadership role into account, Brown helps the freshmen discover how to get playing time.
"I tell all of them to find your niche, what coach Sellers want you to do, and do it," Brown said.
Coming into his second and final season as a Bobcat, Brown has made an impression on Sellers.
"This year, Justin Brown, had his best preseason," Sellers said. "He seems to be determined to have a good season."
Brown describes himself as a reliable shooter who refuses to back down from anything. With one more chance to leave a mark at Georgia College, Brown knows his role.
"I want to be known as the guy who kinda struggled his first year, but came out his second year and knew what he had to do and did it to the the best of his ability," Brown said.
Brown continues to cement his shooting boasts. Currently, his long range average is a shade over 37 percent. Taking advantage of his minutes, Brown remains a vital bench scoring option this season and even picked up three starts.
Chuck Eason
Resilient Warrior
Growing up in New York, basketball is king. Unlike the south where football and other sports may reign, everything revolves around the game of basketball.
Queens, N.Y. gave Chuck Eason a gritty style, and an opportunity to rise above some negativity.
"Growing up where I did let me see the good and the bad of everything," Eason said. "Luckily, I've had family that kept me on the good when I easily could have steered to the bad."
After two successful junior college seasons, Eason and the Georgia College staff shared high expectations. Unfortunately, injuries hampered his game last year.
"Chuck battled some nagging injuries last year," Sellers said. "Things didn't go quite as he had planned. Chuck really showed a lot of character by never letting it affect the way he worked."
Pain is a recurring theme for Eason. Recent knee surgery and pesky arthritis have halted his preparation for the senior season. Eason has yet to reach his potential as a Bobcat, and will now be forced to contribute in the role of student assistant coach.
Eason's demeanor and personality have several sides. He can clown with Kemp and Brown, but doesn't mind mellowing out off the court.
"Ken and JB are just silly and joking all the time," Keaton said. "Chuck is more like myself, once you get off the court he's more laid back in chill mode."
Even with preparation and drive, the body can still fail. Arthritic pain forced the New Yorker to sit out his final season. Eason is a student assistant coach for the remainder of the 2008-09 campaign.
The Future
The Bobcats enter the PBC Tournament as the fourth seed, facing North Georgia in the semifinals Friday, March 6. Georgia College earned its 10th 20-win season this year, seven of which have come under the watchful eye of Sellers. The Bobcats reached as high as No. 14 in the nation this season, but a five-game stretch that featured four losses knocked them out of the top-25 for the first time in five weeks. The Bobcats capped the season with a pair of big wins this week, including the second over USC Aiken this season.
"You're gonna get knocked down, and how your team responds deals with the tone set by the seniors," Sellers said. "They are loyal to the program and want to go out on a good year, so I'm confident they'll do what's necessary to make sure the team stays on the right track."
They all know how to treat bitter loss and euphoric victory. Regardless of the results, four guys have built a bond beyond basketball.
"I wouldn't rather spend my time with anybody else but those guys. I couldn't ask for better friends or teammates right now," Eason said.
Visit www.GCSUBobcats.com to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GCSU Athletics Hall of Fame. The GCSU Department of Athletics sponsors 10 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, GCSU prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the Bobcats' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement.


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