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List(field) not sorting based on realtionship sort order
mikeytt posted a topic in RelationshipsForgive me if I'm wrong but I was under the impression that when using the LIst(field) function to combine multiple records into one field, that the sort order was meant to be defined by the sort order set in the relationship. I've had this working before, but for some reason it doesn't seem to want to do it anymore, and is always reverting back to the order of when the records were generated. I've attached an example here, where i eneterd the data in this order: ONE, THREE, FIVE, TWO, FOUR (with each record having a number field corrsponding to the word to use to sort on: 1,3,5,2,4). As youcan see the portal sorts correctly, but the COMBINE (List) field which uses the List function does not, even though the sort order of the relationship is set to the number field. Whats even ore odd is that I managed to get this to work in two other solutions, though both of them initially didn't work, but onceI had put the portal on the page, the COMBINE (List) field then reverted to sorting acorrding to the relationship sort order ?? Any help greatly appreciated FM 12.3 test2.fmp12.zip
Heads up: Our users have found that value lists in popup menus that formerly ignored pre-pended characters for sorting, now respect them. For instance, in FileMaker 12, values that were pre-pended with an asterisk were displayed in Alpha-numeric order by default — and the pre-pended asterisk was ignored: Now, in FileMaker 13, these characters are included in the default sort order, so all of the pre-pended values are now together at the top of the list: If anyone has suggestions on how I can restore the previous behavior (short of reverting back to FileMaker 12!), I'm all "ears". Thanks in advance, - - Scott
List sorting with custom sort order
brian rich posted a topic in Custom Functions DiscussionsI have a list which is generated from two separate tables, and consists of letters and numbers - for example Table A gives the list: 2, 3, 4, 4A Table B gives the list: A, B, 1 I would like to concatenate the lists and then sort them into order thus: Concatenated and sorted list; A, B, 1, 2, 3, 4, 4A Filemaker's sort mechanism allows you to sort records based on a value list. I can get them into this order with a sort using a value list like this (I've missed a few values out!) A, AA, B, BA, C, CA, D ......Y, YA, Z,1,1A, 2, 2A, 3, 3A ........24, 24A, 25 Has anyone got a custom sort function which will sort a list in the same way, or point me at the algorithm used to sort based on a value list? Thanks Brian
I've been working on optimizing a complex part of a solution that relied on the List() function to send multiple parameters to a custom function. Through my research I came across this article: http://www.teamdf.com/weetbicks/the-search-for-fast-aggregates--trial--error/99/ This article discusses the fact that when you use List(), Sum() or other aggregate functions, FileMaker sends the entire record set to the client, not just the data from the requested field(s). Does anyone know if this is also the case with ExecuteSQL()? I would assume that an SQL query would only return the requested data, but I'd like to know if this is definitely happening or not.
Hi, I was wondering if it is possible with FileMaker Pro Adnvanced (12 my version) to create a layout containing a list and a card (details view displaying a whole record) in the same layout, i.e.: - on the left side, see a list of all records (and a scrollbar maybe) - if I click on a line, in the right column, a details view is shown to edit the details. It does not work with the referenced records tool - they are not records from other tables, but the same table. (and sorry for maybe some odd words - I have the German version and I am not sure about the correct English ones) Does that work? Many thanks for your help, Claus
Displaying a List of found records in a portal...
Nick Sanders posted a topic in PortalsHey guys. First time post here. I just purchased Filemaker Pro 14 for our company and am in the process of setting up a database for our call center to use in tracking customer contact, having notes on each contact and so on. I have the system basically setup and functional. But I am trying to expand the functionality of the database a bit. Below is what I am needing to do. I have a Database with Contact information in it. It has a related table for a number of diferent types of content. one being Notes for each contact. I currently am using the find feature for the girls in the call center to find the people they need to contact. What I would like however is to have a list inside a portal or equivalent of all the items that they return from their find. For example: 2000 Contacts They search for company name: Auto Sales That returns a list of records 100 of 2000 Records. the first Record is for: Spartanburg Auto Sales What I want to have along with all the standard contact information for that record is a portal that will display under the notes column showing all the other records with specific fields (Name, Company, Phone, Date Last contacted, etc.) that they can scroll through. Almost like a queue of what their upcoming calls will be in a way. Perhaps even highlighting the record they are currently on. But thats not a deal breaker. Any help for this noob would be great. Thanks in advance! Thanks, Nick Sanders
Hi. I need help wrapping my brain around this problem. Assuming the following result from a SQL query: product1,A,B product1,C,D product2,U,V product2,W,X product2,Y,Z product3,K,L How would one go about transforming it into this using a CF? product1,A,B,C,D product2,U,V,W,X,Y,Z product3,K,L Here each product has only one row and all remaining field data for the other rows with the same product in the first result is concatenatied into this one row. Or even into this { "label": "product1", "data": [ {"start": "A","end":"B"}, {"start": "C","end":"D"} ] }, ...etc This is actually the final JSON format I need.
Making a List on a Form View
Rick Horowitz posted a topic in Value ListsI feel like I should know how to do this, but when I think about it, the only ways I know how to do it will not allow another part of what I want. What I'm after is to make something like a rolodex. The way I know how to do it, you end up with a list of found records, with a script for the alphabetical "filter," when you want that. The thing is that the only way I know to do this, you end up with a small body part, like in the Contacts starter solution. But I also want to have my virtual list sidebar alongside, because that's how I'm handling my navigation between layouts. Obviously, the way I know how to make the rolodex is in conflict with the size of body needed to fit the portal for the virtual list sidebar. Is there a way to have a layout that presents records in a list form, but with other elements on the layout that are larger in size than a row of the list (without causing a huge gap between each row of the list)? The only other way I can figure to do it is to not use the Person table for the context of the layout, and then add a portal. But that seems a little odd when the only things on the layout would be the alphabetical scripted buttons, the list, and the virtual list sidebar menu. Thanks. -- Rick Horowitz Fielmaker n00b
Hi All, I have this fairly simple field, it's a calculation that returns a list, and it works well: If ( IsEmpty ( IP Addresses::IPv4 Address ); "No Static IP"; List ( IP Addresses::IPv4 Address ) ) However, in the resulting list that displays, I'd like to substitute the carriage returns with commas, and I've come up with this bit of code to make the substitution: Substitute ( IP Address Display; "¶" ; ", " ) Is this correct? If so, where do I place the substitute statement? Will it go into the same calculation I use to define the field, or do I have to put this into a brand new field of its own? Thanks in advance, C
[SOLVED] Strange bug with value list
NewBoard posted a topic in Value ListsI have stumbled upon a strange bug in one of my Databases concerning a value list. We have a table containing part numbers, which is related to a table containing "revisions" for the part numbers, which is related to a table of inspections for the "revisions". On a layout of the Inspections table, I have a value list. This value list selects the UUID of the revision, but displays the Part Number for the user. This has worked perfectly for several months. However, this morning one of my users discovered that he was unable to located "0000194" from this list. At first I thought maybe the UUID's somewhere along the line had become disconnected from their respective foreign keys on related tables. This was not the case. I then tried deleting and remaking the value list. This did not solve my problem. Then I figured if I deleted and rebuilt everything related to 0000194 that would fix it. This was not the case either. As a last ditch effort I restarted our FileMaker server, to no such luck. So then I began playing around with various aspects of 0000194. First I changed the company name, but it still didn't show up on the value list. Then I changed the part number to "TESTPART", and it showed up perfectly. So I tried "0194" and that showed up. Same for "00194" and "000194", but as soon as I add a fourth zero making it 0000194, it disappears from my value list. I'm 95% sure that this part number used to show up on the value list just fine, as we've already done inspections using this part number. So I'm thinking this bug has something to do with the leading zeros. I'm unsure of how to debug this or if there's any workarounds for this issue. Let me know if I need to supply any more information. Thank you in advance for any help you all can offer! [SOLUTION] At some point one of our scripts was run by a user without full permissions. The script added part number "0000194" to another customer, which I never noticed. Since Value Lists are indexed, it was not showing "0000194" because it was not a unique value. Deleting the second occurrence of "0000194" cleared my problem up.
Summarize two column list
Dimitrios posted a topic in Custom Functions DiscussionsHello, If I have two lists : ListA Apples 20 Oranges 15 Pears 120 ListB Apples 13 Oranges 30 Nectarines 70 ... how can I end up to Apples 33 Oranges 45 Pears 120 Nectarines 70, with a custom function? Thank you!
I am attempting to use the following script in a Database: Set Variable [$supplierCount; Value: ValueCount ( List ( Suppliers::UUID ) )] Set Variable [$month; Value: MonthName ( Get ( CurrentDate ) )] Set Variable [$suppliers; Value: List ( Suppliers::UUID )] Loop Set Variable [$i; Value: $i+1] Exit Loop If [$i > $supplierCount] New Record/Request Set Field [Month::Month; $month] Set Field [Month::fk_Supplier; GetValue ($suppliers ; $i )] End Loop When I run it, however, it creates zero New Records within my "Month" database. I'm not sure what the issue is. My only hunch is that the List function isn't properly creating a List of the "Suppliers::UUID" field, and is causing the ValueCount taken of it to return 0. Please let me know of any additional information I can provide, and thank you in advance for any assistance you can offer!
I have a portal from which I am able to go to a portal row and copy conetent from two fields in the portal to fileds outside the portal using a go to portal row script without problems but in the same row, I have two additional fields that are lookups into another table that I also need to copy into outside fields as well. What happens when I invoke the script is the first two fields in the selected portal row works without issue but the two lookups field copies always comes from the first row of the portal and not the second. The portal itself works exactly as it should but for the life of me, I can't get the lookup files to work as they should. Any help on this would be great. TIA Bob Moran
Conditionally combine portal records into one fieldHello All, I have a parent table with a related table that holds records with 2 fields - a field holding either "S" (Strengths) or "W" (Weaknesses) and a comment field. For report printing purposes, I'd like to combine the comment field of all related portal records in a combine_field in the parent table - but only if the record is a Strength. Could you please advise if I need to script the combining similar to this http://help.filemaker.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2403/kw/combining records but with an additional check on the S/W field... or is there a more efficient solution whereby I can make my combine_field a calculated result using the List function and some kind of conditional function like If or FilterValues? Thanks for your time, Ben
Quick Tips: Commenting your Value Lists
Daniel Wood posted a blog entry in FileMaker WeetbicksPretty much everything in FileMaker comes with some form of comment box to let you add more information - such as fields, menus, custom functions, calculations, scripts, and the graph. However the one area lacking in a comment box is value lists, unless that is, you think a little outside of the box… Read the Full Article Here…
List only authorized not showing
mcsebot posted a topic in FileMaker Server 14Haven't found post of this problem so here I go. Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard Everything ran nominally under Server13, external authentication After upgrading to Server14 (following instruction meticulously) none of the databases would show up until I unchecked "List only the databases each user is authorized to access". When unchecked all the databases show to all users but they can only enter the one's they have access to. This tells me that the External Authentication is still working properly but the File Display Filter is no longer working. Note: this happens with all client connection types, Windows, Mac, Web-Direct, and GO. Any help would be appreciated.
Filter to exclude matching recordsHi all I have a personnel portal (looks up values from the 'personnel table'). When I click a row then the associated personnel_ID is put in to a personnel_IDF field in a new record of a different table (Case_personnel). This second table is also displayed in a portal. No changes have been made to the 'personnel' table. How can I get the personnel portal to exclude records where the personnel_ID matches the personnel_IDF field in the Cases_personnel table?
CVL three levels challenge - looking for a hero
vajayhawk posted a topic in Value ListsLooking for a hero. I have searched for an answer to this online and if one already exists, please point me to it. Otherwise, I'm hoping there's a FMrock star out there capable of identifying what I'm doing wrong. Am trying to create three levels for conditional value lists to identify the location of assets. Consider this a library inventory sytsem that tracks: multiple locations where items are held, multiple aisles within each location, and multiple shelves on each aisle. The goal is to enable users to enter an asset record and select from a value list of LOCATIONS. That's a straightforward list from the LOCATIONS table. Works fine. Next the user should be able to select from a value list of AISLES contained within that location, as defined in the related AISLES table. That, too, works through a value list relationship that filters by id_location to only display related aisles in the value list. Works fine. So far so good. Lastly, the user should be able to select from a value list of SHELVES contained within that aisle, as defined in the related SHELVES table. This is where my conditional value list logic breaks down. The value list displays numerous shelves, but not the records related to the AISLE record selected in the AISLES value list above. As perplexing is that when I add a portal to the layout for data entry of the locations, aisles and shelves themselves, the relationships hold up and the layouts function correctly. It's only when I try to take that data and present it as individual value lists during data entry of assets in that layout that the third value list doesn't work, though the first two value lists do work. File with this problem is attached. Looking for a hero to tell me where I went wrong. CVLTest2.zip
I have a field that is a List of values I want to match records to. The field in the target table is also a List values. So my search parameters might be this list "A|B|F" (pretend | is a new line making a List) and my target search field might be "A|G|N". Since they both share the A, the record should match. I tried looping through each item in the search parameters list and doing a Perform Find on each, but each find overwrites the last. Apparently multiple search criteria do not add to the result set unless part of the same Perform Find. I tried some creative Find Requests like OneField = Length( FilterValues($SearchValues, ChildStatuses) ) > 0 - where OneField is the value 1, but that finds all records. How do I perform this find from a script? Thanks, Brad
Sports Scheduling Problem - Combinations for Fixtures
hutcheedingo posted a topic in The Left BrainLet me first preface this by saying I am by no means an expert on Filemaker, more an enthusiast looking to save my small regional field hockey facility from purchasing an expensive shrink wrapped package. So... After searching high and low for a way in which to generate a sports leagues fixture, by using a combination of Custom Functions, Calculations and Scripting. I've also been working on my own to generate something that will get me closer to my goal. This forum post is VERY close, but I've come up with a few things that make for a little more flexibility. Also, the solution posted by Eos has an issue with calculating the fixtures for a league that has an odd number of teams. That being said some points within this solution have been invaluable in getting my solution to where it currently is, so a very big thanks to Eos for his assistance previously. Onto my solution... Posted Here There are two issues at this stage, no doubt more will pop up... 1) The Match List, which utilises a CF called UnorderedPairs found on Brian Dunning's site, is sequential meaning all the 1 | x values are generated first, and then the 2 | x values and so on... Instead the combinations need to come out in a series that allows each team to play only once, and balances the distribution of the fixtures over the time slots available during the season. Home and Away designations DO NOT Matter, since all games are played at a single venue, with the time being the only designation for each round of fixtures. 2) The Loop that creates the fixtures does not carry the previous values forward with the counter, so each round ends up being the same, the script needs to 'remember' the used values and then step forward to the next available value from the match list at the completion of each round. As an alternative, I have a Python Script that will create the schedule perfectly, but I have no idea how to integrate Python into a Filemaker Solution, so I've moved away from that, but I do still have the Script available should I need it. So if anyone out there is able to help out in that respect, please let me know. Any and all help is greatly appreciated Many Thanks
Need help with a formula to generate a selective list
Brenna Carlson posted a topic in Value ListsHi! I am very new to Filemaker Pro 13. I am creating an employee database that records all trainings they have taken. My layout is all set up EXCEPT I can not figure out how to create a summery/list of trainings that are only applicable to a specific employee. I have about 100 different trainings and if a particular employee has taken the training I have an "x" on my very large excel spreadsheet. How do I create a formula that will generate a list of all trainings that have an "x" in my excel spreadsheet that correspond with each employee? I do not want to have to list every training ever on each record and have to scroll through and find the ones that have a check next to them, I would get nowhere! Thank you so much!
Automatically Add Field Entry to Value List
scchang posted a topic in Value ListsFM 16. I would like to have new field entries automatically be added to the value list for the same field. I tried searching but wasn't able to find any references to this. Apologies if it has been previously addressed and appreciate any advice. Thanks.
Hello All, I have a file with shipment information that I need to import into separate tables, a shipment name/id table and a shipment line items table. The problem is it is formatted in a way that the shipment name/id is located in column 2, row 1. The shipment line item information starts at row 9 and but the number of subsequent lines vary with each shipment. I'm not sure how to go about writing a script to create a new shipment in the shipment table using the value from column 2/row 1, then create child records in the shipment line items table with the values starting at row 9. I have written a couple executeSQL calculations that gather the shipment name and line item information I need but I can't figure out how to use the data from the executeSQL calc to create the shipment line items records. Is there a better way to do this? Any help and/or suggestion would be very much appreciated!
Read Records as Book in Webviewer
H1sc posted a topic in Web ViewerFellow developers, a question I must ask (I'm sorry if this seem so unusual; my filemaker development is not the most common) I have a database of paragraphs. The idea being, each paragraph is a record, in a Table named Reference. The whole idea of this database, which has more tables but could work with just one, is to make a manual, a handbook for the company I work for. Let me give a example: we have a specific instruction on how to deal with taxes at importation. We create a record named: taxes at importation, and we related this record to another record in our self-related table (taxes, or importation). So: RecordID_pk FatherID_fk Title R1 1 0 Importation R2 2 1 Taxes at importation the idea is to have a list of related records, with order numbers self-created, all of which I ALREADY HAVE. So our database already does the following: - organize the record relating it to parents - performs searches easily (thanks for fmsearch for that) - easily allows to change parent record - order the records in a unified string -- 01; 01.01; 01.02; 02, etc. My problem is: we have people (trainees) that need to read the whole manual over and over again (because they want to memorize, and they seem to think this is a good way - who can argue?). We have a "create pdf with all records" button, but they insists on reading live material. And there is some point to that. If the person is reading a theme, and it changes after the PDF is created, it obviously wont go to the pdf (unless another pdf is made). I know that whatever was read before will not be revised (like, any changes in chapter one will be missed if the person is already in chapter two) but he will re-read it eventually; no big deal. As the reading may be exausting, and the trainees have, obviously, other tasks to do, we have a 1000 pages manual, which is something like 60 hours long to read, which the trainees will read 2 hours a day (more or less), 4 days a week. This means that if the trainee generates the PDF today, and we have a change in some topic, he will have to read the whole manual once (60hours/8hours per week aprox = 7,5 weeks) and them re-read the theme, which can cause some stress in this almost two months delay. So, we need to do live reading. My problem is: how to make the best reading experience in filemaker for lots of records with different sizes of text? Some paragraphs are two sentences long. Some, two pages long. Some are just titles. When I print to pdf is very simple (with the slide up feature), but when I make a layout, all I can offer, so far, is a list view with fixed sizes or a form view, with go to next record. What I want? First, any suggestion if there is some obvious way to do what I need that I'm missing Second, a way to display all (or some at least) of my records in a list-way in a webviewer. Kind like a wikipedia page has sub-topics (ok, it doesn't need all the fancy jump-to-section, although it would be awesome). Right now, I'm not trying to have the full-implementation, but just to understand which way I may/might follow. Thanks for the help in reading all this long text. Ps: If necessary, I'd be willing to do some html trick or something like (it already has some html tricks in the webviewer)


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spring/summer trends I can live with
Sunday, April 1, 2012
No thanks. Freak NOT like me.
But there are some trends that I can really get behind that are "doable" enough for the average lady.
Here are a few spring/summer 2012 trends that I'm into lately...
Yes, these trends are fairly girly, but they are still wearable by almost everyone.
First off, the color palette is so pretty. Peaches, pinks, tangerines, melons and all sorts of other fruity colors. :) These colors are rich and bright and perfect for spring and summer.
The lace and midi skirt trends are also very girly and retro. Midi skirts are in between mini skirts and maxi skirts...hitting anywhere from below the knee to the bottom of the calf. These just SCREAM 50s housewife, don't you think? They'd be perfect with some little espadrille wedges.
These 3 trends are friendly enough for anyone to try. What do you think about them? Are you adventurous enough to wear peach or persimmon?
(all items in photo from ASOS)
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I have 1 peach tank top. Peach is the only shade of orange I can wear without looking washed out. I am considering this skirt, in geranium, for spring/summer:ReplyDelete
It's a similar color to the persimmon you posted and it's a mid-length style. If I still like it in 3-4 weeks I'll buy it.Replies
That is a cute skirt!! Let me know if you decide to get it!Delete
After mentally going through my closet and quickly coming up with 10 different outfits to make with this skirt (I stopped at 10, there are probably more), I've decided to buy the skirt :)Delete
Also, my new swim suit is a bright coral pink so I guess that's on trend too :)
love this color!! especially the lace top and dress!!ReplyDelete
At first I was like "What the hell is a midi skirt?" But then you answered that, so good job. I think midi skirts are the only skirts I wear, so I'm glad they are trendy.ReplyDelete


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Tag Archive: literature
so like everyone says Edward is bad boyfriend and creepy and stuff! THATS NOT TRUE EDWARD IS THE BEST BOYFREIND EVER!!!! Heres some reasons why……
1. hes really hot! I mean hotness isent the most importent thing i know, but its good to be hot and to have a boyfreind whose hot, since they're that much more atractive and good to look at!! and hot guys are better anyways!
2. hes so caring! like he watches bella when she sleeps that so ROMANTIC AND ADORABLE like he actualy watches her all night, he must really love her!! he spends all his time doing that its so sweet and adorable!!!
3. hes RICH! and generous!! like he buys Bella stuff like a car and its so sweet hes always trying to buy her stuff! and sure money isent the most impeortent thingy but its awesome to have a rich boyfriend so he can buy you stuff!! rich guys rock!
4. Hes really smart!! like hes really deep and intelligent since hes been through school so much its so endeering! (i think that means attractive) so like you can have a good coversation with him and hes like quoting literature and hes like Mr. Darcy!!! hes so hot! I never read PRide and Prejudice but I just know Mr. Darcy ishotand smart too I think Lol!
5. Hes soo protective like he alweys dos what he htink is best for Bella hes always looking out for her thats so sweet!
ANYWAYS EDWARD IS THE BEST BF EVER!! Dont you wish you could be Mrs Cullen? And he has a sexy name too! Edward Edward Edward! It just sounds so nice! And Cullen is sexy name too! Like chocolate! Anyways Edward is a GREAT BOYFRIEND!!!!!
ok, so everyones sayign that Bella from twilight is like so boring and a bad role model. that NO TRUE AT ALL!
1. first, bella Swann is so pretty!!! thats really good and it gives girls somthign to aspire to! like since bellas pretty shes inspiring girls to take better care of themselves and try to be prettier!!
2. Bellas really smart. like she gets realy good grades and studys and all. lik im not sayign Harry potter isnt smart but hes not that smart and he flunks History of Magic and he doest get all A's but Bella does, and shes into deep stuff like Romeo and juliet and studying and books and she reads Jane Austen in her spare time so shes fantastic role model since she so smart!
3. she teaches you about love. like she shows how its important to be in love and all the htings people do for love! its so adorable how much she loves Edward and they are so cute together!
4. Shes realy strong. like shes protestign about the stuff she belives in, like when she wants to keep Renesmee the baby even though edward don't want her to! like she strong and stands up for waht she belives in even if it dangerus to her!
5. Shes so creative! like she came up with a super unique name for her baby, Renesmee! so adorabel!
6. shes modest and humbel. Like Edward wants to buy her stuff since hes rich but shes not using him for his money and she doesnt let him just buy stuff for her!!
7. Shes played by Kristen stewart. thats like a bonus in itself cos Kristen is so amazing and beautiful and pretty and talanted and gorgeously stunning!
8. Shes populer! like evryone likes her at her new school so shes totally doing it right! and popularity is good thing so that gives girls and fans new thing to aspire to!! shes clearly awesome if a lot of people like her right?
ok, I could go on all night!!!
ok, well mabey he's not a facist….I'm not exactly sure waht a facist is, I just know they're bad and dictator-y.
I tried looking up facist on line but I still didnt understand since the definition was super confusing but I think hitler was one…. And they're bad people. And there was some guy names Muscles-ini or something who was also a facist and he had some empire…..whatever an empire is…..I wonder if that's mabey like umpire in baseball? So mabey a facist is like an umpire? A bad umpire dictator???
Anyways Harry potter is a dictator kind of!!!
Like he bosses people around and yells att them. Like he yells at Ron and hermione when theyre just tryin to help him! and he doesnt lissen to them either he always thinks hes right! like in Order of the Phonix Hermione wanted to tell someone that Umbredge (another weird name) was making him cut words into his hand but out of some stupid pride thing harry didnt let her! thats stupid!!! Umbrege couldave been stopped if harry wasnt so selfish and didnt always think he was right!
also in DH, everyone's DIEING FOR HARRY! like theres a whole war over him! HArry should have gone to voldemort a lot sooner! hes so selfish for making everyone fight such a powerfull enemy and die for him!!!!!
And Harrys always telling people waht to do too like in Order if the Phonix hes bossin around everyone in the Dumbledore Army group. and like hes not even the bestest dark arts fighter or anything. Like Hermione is WAY smarter…not her fault she just hasent been in as many dangerous situations. Like that makes Haryr mroe qualified! I mean, so Harry like killed a basalisk with a SWORD…yah, that really makes him better at defencive magic!
And then Dumbledore is an evil bad facist too, since he never told harry nothing important at all! like he kep impeortent info for himself and then if Harry had more info and if Dumbledore hadnt been so damn proud and kept so manny secrets less people wouldave ddied!
And hes just sooo full o fhimself too. like hes all, "oh I COULD have been Minaster of Magic but im so cool and im all wise a shit, so i turned it down". Dumbeldore was so selfish to NOT become Minaster of Magic coz he was CLEARLY the best guy for the job and if he'd been Minaster AND been less selfish with his "wisdumb" (wisdom) and information then less people wouldave died and there wouldn't have been the idiot Cornelias Fudge as Minaster and hed have helped the wizerding world!!!
Hes bad and selfish so hes clearly a facist! and Harrys a facist too!!! and Voldemort!!!!!
(And I admit i do take back waht I said earlyer about Dumbeldore……its ok if hes gay. but he still dresses bad i mean dresses arent cool on guys)
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So yeah, I read HArry Potter, and the books were okay and all, but I just REALLY draw issues with some of the villans. Ok, one in perticular. BELLATRIX LESTRANGE.
I mean, she kills my faverite Characters!!! She killed Dobby, basically the most likable person in the whole series!! And Sirius Black, who aside from being pretty cool even though he was a creep convict, was also kinda hot, and he meant the world to Harry i mean he was the closest he had to a Family!!!!! I mean seriusly!!
AND Bellatrix killed Tonks, another epiclly awesome person who i actually really liked! I mean, Dobby, Tonks, and Sirius?! !WTF THATS JUST EVIL!!!!!!!
And then she also kills Lupin, Tonks husband, and that's just plain mean, even though he wasnt as epiclly awesome as Dobby Tonks and Sirius.
Also, in the DH movie, she tortures Scabior the HOTTTTTTT Snatcher guy! I mean he was like REALLY hot, AND he totally helped her out because he Snatched Harry, Ron, and Hermione, and brought them 2 her, but she STILL tortures him!!!! THATS NOT COOL OK?!?!?!?!?!?!?! And Scabior was FREAKING HOT! Torture of hotties is NOT GOOD AT ALL!!
Also, shes fucking messed up the in head i mean i heard shes in love with Voldemort, how fucked up is THAT?! I mean hes ugly, scary, evil, and BALD!!!!! Bald=Scary, and if ur makin out with a bald guy, theres no hair for you to run ur fingers through, which means its not fun!
Oh, and yeah, HE DOESNT HAVE A FREAKING NOSE!!!! Thats messed up and ugly as hell. Thats seriously messed up!
And yeah, along with that, shes INSANE!!!!! Insane people are BAD! And she tortures people for fun and she was in PRISON!!!!! Thats BAD! And she escaped from jail, thats bad too!!!!!! She teaches you its ok to escape from jail!!!!! Thats BAD!
and shes soooo unrealistic!!! like its soo not realistic to escape from such a big securaty jail like Azkaban!! and no real people torter and kill ppl like thatt!! And besides shes just too evil and she just likes voldy and doest care about anyone else and what kind of bitch gets marryed and dont even like her hustband Rodolphas and in love with some other guy?!!!
And her clothes are creepy too I mean theyre all ripped and stuff! Seriously, ur a WITCH WHO CAN DO MAGIC RIGHT?! then why dont u FIX YOUR DAMN CLOTHES!!!!!!!!
And i wont even START on how sick it is to wear black all the time either!!!!!! THAts just morbid and like not sanatary!!
Also, at least in Order of the Phenix, she's UGLY AS HELL, I mean, See picture below:
Anyways, seriously, she is a class 1 CREEP! Shes awful! SOOOOO glad that Molly killed her. I now LOVE Molly Weasley, 😀
Basically the only GOOD thing about Bellatrix is that shes played by Helena Bonham Carter, who i kinda like, and Bellatrix looks pretty in DH and HBP but SHES A HORRIBLE NASTY WITH AND IM GLAD SHES DEAD! Pity it wasnt sooner, 😦 seriously i kind of loss respect for Helena bonham careter after this imean bellatrix is soooo horrible!!!!! but Helena is good actress in other movies 🙂
Just a bit about HP and Twilight names. The names is Harry Potter are RIDICULOS! The names in Twilight are REALISTIC.
1. What kind of name is "Hermione". I mean WTF?! Sounds lame ass, and it rhyms with "whiny". Who wants a name that sounds like whiny? Ugh
2. Ronald is a creepy ass name. I mean , seriously who names a book cheracter after Ronal McDonald?! WTF! I mean seriously the name just brings to mind a creepy , burger-gulping ugly clown. EWWW! not to mention that i am against fast food, but still, the thought of Ronald McDonald makes me want to barf, I dont need reminding of THAT every time I hear the name "Ron Weasley" or read Harry Potter/watch the movies.
3. Harry of corse sounds like "hairy", and thats NOT a plesant thought, esp. for a guy. I mean EEEEEWWW! And "Harry potter", sounds like "Hairy potty", DOUBLE FUCKING EEEEWWWWW!
4. Luna. Sounds like "loony" adds to Loony lunas crazy factor. shes so freaking out of it thats its damn unrealistsic as well. And Lovegood. Love is good? WTF stoopid not a realistic last name!!!!!!!!!
5. All the unpornouncable creepy names. I mean seriously, "Slughorn"? "Quirinus"? "Severus"? WTF? Creepy fucking weird. why have stupid lame ass names that no once can prenounce right?!?! WTF?! And besides, with names like those, thats the sort of thing youd get beat up for. No wonders Snapes a loser and everyone hates him and hes ugly!!!!!
6. Hagrid. sounds like "hag". nuff said. Course he IS ugly enough 2 be one……
7. Sirius. I mean, who names their kid after an expression? especially since sirius was anything BUT serious. Thats like me naming my kid "austere" or "deliberative". Yuk. He probably got beat up too. AND "serious" is even spelled wrong!!
8. And Hogwarts is weird! I mean hogs are RELLY UGLY! And warts are freaking gross! And a hog with warts is EVEN uglyer! That's fucking SICK!
9. Dumbledore. who wants a name with "dumb" in it? Gross. and it just sound stupid. It's freaking weard and DUM! Lol get it? Dum/Dumb.
10. Draco. I mean eww! I mene hes hot but it's a freaking weird name!!!!!!! It's not normal and it sounds like dragon or something its so stupid!!!!
11. Marvolo. IT sounds like an STD. Barf!!!!!!!!
12. Weasley. it sounds like weasel and it' sjust REALLY Weird and creepy!!!!
More wird names:
Yaxley-sound like AX ew
McNair-isnt nair the hair removal stuff??
Bellatrix-frigin weird
All the alliteration names like ones where the first and last ones start with th same letter i mean that just unrealistic and STUPID AND WEIRD!
Peace out! Twilight has GOOD names!
So I love Twilight, and this is just part of why i love it so much!!!
1. its so sweet and romantic!! its a really sweet love story, and Bella and Edward are such a sweet couple.
2. it shows that love is about extremes. like Edward and Bella are risking their lives for each other, a vampire and a human, and Edward and Bella do all kinds of things for each other for love, it shows that love really can conquer all!
3. The characters a re like, REALLY HOT! I mean theres Edward, Jacob, JAsper, Carlisle, Emmett, Mike, Alec, Dmirty, James, etc.!!!! YES the movies are more better and fun becaus of the fact that the guys are totally smokin! I mean theyd still be good without them but the eye candy makes the movies so much better!!!!!!
4. Kristen Stewart. Shes so talented and amazing! shes going to go far, shes really an AMAZING actress, and shes so pretty too! shes one of the best things about the Twilight movies!!!!!!!
5. Its epic!! I mean theres always lots of tension and excitment, and theres always some problem that happens to poor Bella, and they always solve it becaus of true love!!!
6. I mean seriusly, Action, romance, tension, drama….WHAT COULD BE BETTER!!!!!
7. The characters are relatable. I mean Bella is just an average girl, and she has problems that everyday people face. Shes MUCH better to relate to then say….Harry Potter, some nerdy wizard with a broomstick and dead parents… *caugh caugh*
And yeah some might say that vampires arent relatable cause they've like vampires, but like other then the fact that they're vampires, theyre basically like regular people, TOTALLY relatable i mean they even go to Hish School!!!!
Anyways, this are just a few reasons why I love Twilight, but anyways, seriosly, TWILIGHT ROCKS!!


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Nuffield Foundation re-launches Social Science Small Grants Scheme
31 March 2010
The Nuffield Foundation has re-launched its Social Science Small Grants Scheme.
Trustees will award grants of up to £15,000 for research projects in line with the Foundation's areas of interest including:
- Children and families
- Education
- Law and society
- Older people and their finances
- Government, law-making and constitutional change
- Poverty and disadvantage
- Cross national comparisons
- Reviews of government policy or practice
- Development in Africa
Applications will be considered until the end of 2010. Full guidance and further information is available from the Foundation's website.
The grants are part of the Nuffield Foundation's commitment to building research capacity in the social sciences. Following completion of a review by trustees, the Small Grants Scheme will be succeeded by a new funding stream, details of which will be announced in autumn 2010.
Further information about the rationale behind this interim scheme is contained in this letter sent to all Social Science Deans of UK universities.


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In the U.S., over 3,000 babies have been saved from child abandonment over the past 15 years thanks to one simple solution: a safe haven baby box.
Not to be confused with Finnish baby boxes, these Safe Haven Baby Boxes are a safe place where parents can legally and anonymously leave unwanted children. As soon as a baby is dropped off in the box, 911 is immediately dialed.
A company in Indiana created these boxes to curb child abandonment. While the U.S. has a law that allows mothers to legally surrender unwanted children, Woodburn, Indiana's Chief of Police, Randy Duhamell, says women don't often comply.
"The safe-haven law provides that a mother of a newborn child, within 30 days, can bring that child to a police station or a fire station and relinquish the child without any fear of prosecution," Duhamell explains. "The problem with that is most of those locations are kind of intimidating to a young mother who doesn't want to be identified."
That's why Safe Haven Baby Boxes were created.
While founder Monica Kelsey hopes women turn to professionals for help first, she says, "We want them to know that this is an option if they find that they have no other choice."
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I was an intern on Capitol Hill for one day: September 10th, 2001.
I did everything wrong, too. I got lost on the way to my representative's office, I was a hot sweaty mess when I got there, I shook hands but didn't really remember any names… I couldn't complete the tasks asked of me (that I can't remember now, but I know that I didn't complete them well). When I was asked to run an errand, I got lost in the under-ground tunnels and also used the "Members-only" elevator (nobody stopped me, but then three representatives got on with me… and one of them was like "you must be a new intern." To which I proudly said "yes." They were kind to me, at least.) I left exhausted but proud and excited. I couldn't wait to wake up the next morning to try again and get it right.
September 11th, 2001 was a crystal clear, technocolor day in Maryland. I was a senior in high school with an internship, which meant that I took a half-day schedule with pretty awesome classes. To fulfill some random requirement, I was taking a piano class that semester, so I started 9/11 in front of a piano surrounded by a bunch of freshmen and sophomores. I was 4 hours away from leaving school, getting on the Metro, and going back to my dream internship.
then the secretary came over the P/A system.
"Excuse me, Mrs. Johnson, do you have Kyra in your class right now?"
"Yes?" She replied. I looked up from my music, confused.
"I have a message from her dad. He says that she is, under no circumstances, to go to her internship downtown today."
What? I breathed. "Why not?" I asked.
But the secretary was gone and my teacher only shrugged.
I, of course, was furious. Why would he do that? How could he do that?
I started digging into my messenger bag, furiously searching for quarters. I didn't have a cell phone yet, so I was going to have to go to one of the pay-phones at school. I asked my teacher if I could go out there to call my father and ask what his problem was. She gave me permission. "He must have a good reason, though!" she called after me.
I got to the phone, shaking with rage.
I got one quarter into the phone when the secretary got onto the PA system again. This time, an All Call:
"Please pay attention to an important announcement." Then there was a pregnant pause.
"We have received word that a commercial airplane has crashed into the Pentagon… there is also word that one airplane has flown into the World Trade Center in New York City… We do not know what is happening and we will keep you updated as needed. However, if you would like to watch events on your classroom television, you may do so…"
My father was an IT contractor and sometimes worked at the Pentagon. My entire body went numb.
I hung up the receiver and ran back to my classroom.
The television was already on and tuned into the Today Show.
I watched the plane fly into the second tower live on television.
I shared a class with a young woman who lost her father on that day. Many of my classmates had parents at the Pentagon that day, as well, though I don't recall if there were any other losses at our school.
The rest of that day is such a blur for me. I remember walking home from high school and waiting for my step-father to pick up my little-sister and bring her home. I remember weeping uncontrollably on the phone with my grandmother. I remember making many phone calls to check in on loved ones and receiving many phone calls to confirm that we were alright. I remember confirming with my father that I did not go downtown and that he was not at the Pentagon that day. I remember my mom not coming home that night because she was running a Washington D.C. newsroom. I remember watching the coverage non-stop until falling asleep on the living room couch. I don't think we had school the next day…
And then I watched the world change over 12 incredible years. Having not directly lost anyone, I don't live with the tragic events on my conscious on a daily basis. There are days when I wake up without thinking of it, not for lack of caring, but just for lack of immediacy. Then again, the consequences of 9/11 haunt our day-to-day lives in subtle ways. Be it the extra security that we go through to get onto an airplane, the intolerance that some of us show our innocent Muslim neighbors, the veterans walking among us who wear the scars from the two resulting wars, or the many (great and small) memorials that dot our country, the shadows of that day are long reaching… maybe forever reaching. When I look back on who we were that day and who we are today, I can't help but wonder about it all. What a people we've become. Good and bad. In our difference of 12 years, we are both good and bad.
I honor the men and women who woke up that beautiful morning, went to work or started to travel, but did not return home. I mourn with their families. I honor the men and women who ran into the buildings or into that burning crater. I honor the workers who worked, tirelessly, to pull survivors from the rubble (and who now suffer because of breathing in that debris). I honor the young people who signed up for military service the next day to serve their country in the most ultimate fashion and fought in two resulting conflicts. I honor the men and women who work to build the many memorials all around our cities and towns, and also those who are building the beautiful new tower in New York City.
As a senor in high school, I couldn't do anything more for my nation than to get up, go to school, and carry on. My mother put an immediate kobash on my internship on The Hill. They moved me to a field office in downtown Silver Spring instead–significantly less glamorous, though the work was still important. I would leave the service of my congressional representative by January and would end up just a few blocks away from Capitol Hill as an intern for the Children's Defense Fund. I actually really loved that internship and thought that the work that they did was really important.
As a grown woman, I do my best for garner an air of understanding, a passion for peace, a respect for all others. Tolerance is a hard thing to practice consistently, but I really do try. Even when people who I know and sometimes love hold very prejudiced views, the only thing I can do is speak truth when asked (or called or needed or compelled), lead by example, and by the change I want to see in the world. When the time comes, I'll teach my children to do the same. And when they begin to learn about 9/11, I will teach them about the entirety of the context and the consequences. These are the things I can do to honor and remember.
I'm sitting in my living room, having traveled with my family up and down the east coast. We had a home visit from Ursa Major's preschool teacher today and I've got preschool stuff to do tomorrow night and Friday morning. There is house drama. There is so much stuff to talk about. I hope to get to it all on Friday. Today just isn't today. 12 years of life experience informs me that today is not a day to think about the micro. Today has nothing to do with me. It is both sad and frightening to watch a humanitarian crisis and debate about military action right alongside observance of this somber day. Who are we as a people and as a world today?
I hope that you'll do something kind today. One little act of kindness. Even if it is simply holding the door open for the person behind you, or giving a sincere "hello" and smile to the person who is serving you coffee/lunch/dinner today. We cannot prevent all of the evil that happens in the world. We can't reverse it after it happens. I am not even sure that we can fully counter-balance it. We can and should, however, try. Every single little act counts.


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New York – Donald Trump says Hillary Clinton's campaign is "ridiculous" to portray an anti-Clinton tweet that appeared to depict the Star of David atop a pile of cash as anti-Semitic.
In a statement issued by his Republican presidential campaign Monday evening, Trump suggested Clinton and her allies were using the matter to distract from her own recent campaign troubles.
Trump said the tweet portrayed "a basic star, often used by sheriffs who deal with criminals and criminal behavior," as part of an effort to convey that "Crooked Hillary is the most corrupt candidate ever."
It was the presumptive GOP nominee's most extensive comment since his official account tweeted— then deleted — the image Saturday, sparking uproar over its potentially anti-Semitic connotations. Trump's account later posted a new version with a circle in place of the six-point star.
It remains unclear where the campaign found the image, but it previously appeared on a white supremacist message board filled with anti-Semitic messages as well as the Twitter feed of a self-identified comedian who tweeted provocative and offensive images.
Trump's campaign has not responded to questions since Saturday about who posted the message and where it was found.
Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, said Trump's attempt to dismiss the concerns of people who have taken issue with the post "falls somewhere between absurd and offensive."
"It's not a left-wing issue or a right-wing issue," he said. "It's not a Democratic issue or a Republican issue. It's a matter of common sense." Greenblatt said: "It would be appropriate and timely for the presumptive GOP nominee for the White House to say unequivocally, I want nothing to do with these ideas," and to say "hate has no place in making America great again."
Earlier Monday, Sarah Bard, director of Jewish outreach for Clinton's Democratic presidential campaign, said in a statement that "Trump's use of a blatantly anti-Semitic image from racist websites to promote his campaign" was part of a pattern by him. "Now, not only won't he apologize for it, he's peddling lies and blaming others," she added. "Trump should be condemning hate, not offering more campaign behavior and rhetoric that engages extremists."
In his statement, Trump accused Clinton's campaign of using the tweet to try to "divert attention from the dishonest behavior of herself and her husband." He cited her "missing emails" and Bill Clinton's impromptu meeting with Attorney General Loretta Lynch as her agency oversees the investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server as secretary of state.
Trump has long professed his support for Israel and his daughter converted to Judaism before her marriage. But he has come under scrutiny for repeatedly re-tweeting posts from white supremacists' accounts and for not immediately renouncing the support of former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard David Duke.


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Shower Room Converted To En-suite
Originally a shower room accessed from the landing, this was converted to an en-suite shower room by removing part of a wardrobe run & creating a new access.
Two galleries here, the first showing before and during, the second showing the completed room.
Upon removal of the existing fittings a multitude of horrendous practices were uncovers, the worst being the electrcal cables wrapped around the shower valve, these had the potential to be lethal. ChocBloc connectors used next to water pipes, no insulation, rubbish under the floor, restrictor valves on hot a cold water supplies, tiles stuck on in the same manner as pictures with Blue Tak, shower tray just resting on the floor, held down with gravity and the silicone bead between the tray & tiles, quite frankly appalling.
The muppets that fitted this shouldn't be allowed anywhere near someone's property, or even their garden shed.
So a full programme of replacing pipes, re-routing cables, replacing floor, ceiling and walls was required to bring back to reality.
I blocked up the old doorway but left the door in place, so from the landing side, no distrubance at all. The WC cistern was built into the wall, this is a particularly slimline model.
A new entrance was formed by removing the built in wardrobe, cutting it down in depth and width and using the resultant space to form a new doorway. It was felt better to leave as an opening, rather than fit a door, lets more light in and doesn't feel enclosed when in use.
A proximity detector was used to switch low voltage led lights on so as not to disturb the other half during the night and not be blinded by downlights. An extremely quiet fill on cistern also minimises any sound issues.
Ceiling was skimmed, painted and downlights and loft mounted fan fitted, again to minimise noise. Shower screen is a double sliding door, so no intrusion into the room, also a compact WC wall hung pan.
The room is only around 1200mm x 1200mm (4′ x 4′) but everything required is there.


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How much does a wind turbine cost? The total project cost will depend on many factors, including the cost of the turbine itself, the extent and scope of supporting environmental work for the planning application, the cost of any electrical distribution network ('grid') upgrades and the cost of site works including access roads, foundation and cabling costs.
There are economies of scale so larger turbines cost less per kW-installed than smaller ones, and single turbine sites costing more per kW than multiple turbine sites. Having said all of that, a reasonable conservative budget price for the 'example' turbines used throughout this webpage would be:
|Maximum Power Output
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|100 kW
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|800 kW
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These bags have been made with a definite festive feeling, however you could adapt to suit any occasion depending on the fabrics and embellishments you choose.
The gift bag is unlined and held together around the top by a drawstring fastening. This tutorial explains how to make the hessian bag from the photo. Hessian is a little like Marmite, you either love it or hate it, I love it (but incidentally I hate Marmite). I love it's smell, it's texture and it's versatility and it's price!
So let's get started:
You will need:
Fabric main part of bag 40cm x 22cm (x2)
Fabric strip 44cm x 4cm (Casing)
Fabric strip 88cm x 3cm (Drawstring)
Take the two main pieces of fabric and finish the edges to neaten them up. I actually didn't do that on this one because I wanted the rough and readiness of fraying hessian, but I did do a picture to show you what I mean.
|See the zig-zag, just helps to stop the fraying
Then with right sides together, pin .....
and sew the 2 main pieces together
down each side and across the bottom taking a 1cm seam.......
and reinforcing the stitching at the corners.
|Reinforced stitching at the corners
Turn the bag inside out and press open the seams.
Now you are going to start making the bag look a little more boxy. At one of the corners of the bag, fold it so that the seams are aligned.
|Align the seams by pinching the corners
Mark the point at which the width measures 10cm with a pin at each side.
|Can you see how the width is 10cm? Mark with a pin
Then stitch from one side to the other.
This is what you should end up with.
Trim off the excess......
...... and turn your bag right side out pushing your finger into the corners to create that boxy shape that you're after. Depending on the type of fabric you're using it may even stand up on it's own now.
Now turn your bag inside out. Turn over approx 1cm around the top of the bag and then a further 2cm. Press in place.
Pin and stitch.
Now you are going to make the casing for the drawstring. Taking the fabric casing strip, fold both long side raw edges into the centre and press. At each end fold in about 5mm and press, to hide the raw edges.
|I think I need a new ironing board cover!!
Mark the centre of the front of the bag along the top edge, with a pin. Start to pin the casing around the outside of the bag approx 6cm down from the top finished edge using the centre pin on the top edge as your starting and finishing guide.
Ensure that you start and finish in the centre of the front of the bag as this is where we need the opening to be for the drawstring.
Stitch into place. Don't forget to leave the openings for the drawstring unstitched!
Next make your drawstring. Take your strip. Fold the two long edges into the centre as before with the casing and press .....
.....but this time, fold in half again and press. Finish off the ends as with the casing.
Stitch around all edges.
Attach a safety pin to one end of your drawstring .....
.....and slip inside one of the openings of your casing.
Push it inside and work it all the way around the casing until it comes out of the opening on the other side.
Place your wine bottle inside your bag and pull the drawstring around the neck of the bottle. Tie a bow.
|Ta Dah!!
|...and with added gift tag
You're a genius! You've earned your self a glass of wine, shame you've just wrapped it up!
You'll notice that I have added a gift tag to make things pop a little more.
I have chosen a very plain fabric for both bags but your fabric choice can be as plain or as funky as you choose. Likewise, why not use ribbon for your drawstring if you prefer.


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Picture: Paul Hogan and Shane Jacobson conduct a press conference for their new film 'Charlie and Boots' Sydney, Australia - 28.10.08
The knife wielded by Paul Hogan in Crocodile Dundee is up for auction at $7,600 (GBP4,000) to $15,200 (GBP8,000) in June (05).
The movie memorabilia featured prominently in the smash 1986 movie and is principally remembered by film lovers for the moment Hogan's MICK DUNDEE dismisses a mugger with the line, "That's not a knife - this is a knife."
However, for on-set safety purposes the blade - to be auctioned on 19 June - is made of mock aluminium.
A spokesman for the Sydney, Australia, branch of auctioneers BONHAMS + GOODMAN says, "This is the perfect opportunity to obtain a piece of cinematic history."31/03/2005 14:09
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Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Review - Legacy
Jovan, a magician, is called home to his dying father's bedside. His father is the head of The League of Illusion, a governing body of magic users. Jovan is the black sheep of the family. He and his brother Rhys have A HISTORY with much bad blood. His father tasks them with teaming up to find their older brother Sebastian who has been missing for several years. They bring in a Druid tracker who happens to be Jovan's former flame, Skylar.
Cue some angst and some action.
I liked the world with its mix of magic and a touch of steampunk gadgetry. The romance was all right. I felt the inevitableness of it all, but the coupling just sort of happened in the end. And the end was really quick.
Also, the main issue of the book is still ongoing, although the relationship issues have been settled. So romance wise, you're good, but story wise, you're kind of in the middle of things.
I have to say that I didn't think that Skylar and Jovan's issues were dealt with so much as they were done away with. There was a step or two missing there. It was a really quick read.
I felt like we got a good start to something. Like I mentioned before, I kind of dig the world and we haven't seen that much of it yet. I actually think that Rhys is more my type of hero, and his book is next.
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With Denver Mayor Michael Hancock in Washington last week and with the president scheduled to be in Denver this Thursday, we're in a political mindset. And as anyone who's seen the recent GOP debates can attest, political spectating often drives one to drink. In that spirit, here are five drinking games to play when watching the ninety-minute State of the Union preempt your favorite TV shows.
1. Drink like a Quaker This game was created by the students at the Daily Pennsylvanian and is the simplest on the list: Only nine keywords. While some of the rules are University of Pennsylvania specific, it's probably for the best that your chances to drink are reduced.
2. Drink to the point For those who just want a straightforward game that will get you drunk enough to actually start believing all the political idealism you're going to hear, this one's for you. Created by the people at the aptly named State of the Union Drinking Game, this game follows the basic "when someone says/does [fill in the blank], take a drink" formula. The rules for this game are the most realistic of the bunch, so stick to this one if you want to be able to make it to work Wednesday morning.
3. Drink like the complex person you are This game, from drinkinggame.us, takes the above formula and turns it on its head, changing up the amount of drinks, type of drinks and how to drink for every one of its 48 keywords. This game is for those who like to keep it lively and are really in it more for the drinks than for the speech.
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5. Drink like a winner Our final game is for those who like a competitive edge, or have that party pooper friend who won't join in the game. The political gurus over at MSNBC mixed traditional drinking game rules ("take a shot") with exercise tradeoffs to either work off the inevitable beer belly or just avoid it all together. For example, "When the chamber breaks into applause, drink (or do sit-ups) for the duration of the clapping. This way, you'll be able to share in the audience's apparent joy without having to endure some seriously chapped, calloused hands." Not every rule has an exercise alternative but this game is a good option for those who want to get the whole gang involved, or just want to wake up before 3 p.m the day after.
So find a designated driver, head over to the local liquor barn, grab your favorite poison and start playing. But remember to take equivalent drinks of water while you play, so the hangover will subside by the time the President lands here on Thursday.
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Colorado tops everyone's list as a must ski destination. In fact Colorado accounts for 25% of the country's skiers visits. There's a reason, Colorado is beautiful, with big ski mountains, great views, and fun base villages for families. Skiing in Colorado typically brings bountiful snowfall, high blue sky and sunshine on tall Rocky Mountains, at resorts like Aspen and Vail, Steamboat and Copper, Keystone and Breckenridge, Winter Park, Loveland and Arapahoe Basin.
While so many families fly to Denver and ski along Colorado's Front Range, Copper, Winter Park, Breckenridge and Keystone, and the I-70 ski corridor where Vail and neighboring Beaver Creek are in convenient proximity to one another – you can ski several ski resort in one ski week – Vail, Beaver Creek, Keystone and Breckenridge (all owned by Vail Resorts with multi-day pass reciprocity) with a stop at Arapahoe Basin or Loveland on your arrival or departure day.
Aspen has four mountains and a great ski town to anchor the beautiful vast ski terrain. Steamboat is another fantastic western ski town, ideal for families. Often overlooked is Southwest Colorado which is well worth exploring for its high elevation ski country and incredible scenery at Telluride, Crested Butte, and Purgatory Mountain at Durango. Wolf Creek and Monarch are lesser known gems that get tons of snow. Pick and choose but be sure to ski Colorado in your lifetime. Here are the best Colorado ski resorts for an epic family ski trip:
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Steven G. Wigrizer, a partner at Wapner, Newman, Wigrizer, Brecher & Miller, P.C., obtained a lucrative settlement in a premises liability action against a local university. Mr. Wigrizer's client was rendered a paraplegic after being supplied a defective bunk bed in a negligent manner.
Partner Wigrizer reached a $6.5 Million settlement after arguing that the university was negligent in providing a defective bunk bed to a known epileptic. Mr. Wigrizer, along with associate, Jason Scott Weiss, were able to reach a settlement with the university after defeating a motion for summary judgment. Mr. Wigrizer successfully argued that the client did not assume the risk of injury, but instead that it was the responsibility of the university to provide reasonably safe living accommodations for its students.


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Let's face it: As parents we're all kind of annoying at times. We all have a certain way of doing things, and we all probably think our way is best, but the new parent phase? Well, that's an entirely different level of annoying which I fully admit to having experienced. Thankfully it only lasts for a season (honestly I blame the sleep deprivation and postpartum hormones), but it's pretty difficult to avoid. I'm not promising that these annoying new parent phrases and actions will be the last annoying things you say or do as a parent (Lord knows I've done far more that aren't on this list), but I'd like to think it starts to get a little bit better over time, so take heart. There is hope for all of you new parents after all.
5 Annoying Things New Parents Do:
1. Two words: Baby. Spam.
Baby spam is a telltale sign of a new parent. It's probably a little bit obnoxious to most people (especially our non-parent friends), but as a mom who swore she would never be a baby spammer and then totally was … I get it. A million photos of your sleeping baby with the same exact expression? Still not enough. As a new parent we realize we're doing this, but we just can't stop. Try to be patient with us.
2. TMI Facebook posts
Wanna vent about diaper explosions or getting baby barf on your new sweater? What better place to air those grievances than via social media, right? OK, well probably not, but new parents still do it. Thankfully my husband is here to keep me in check when my posts venture into the area of TMI, but sometimes the pull is just too strong.
3. Talk about their kids nonstop
This is especially true for parents who have gone from working full-time to being a stay-at-home parent. Before kids we talked about our jobs and hobbies, but now? Our kids are our jobs and hobbies, so it only makes sense that we would talk about them a lot more. It's annoying, but I promise that over time as the newness wears off, we'll start talking about topics that have nothing to do with breastfeeding or sleep training again.
4. Remind you that "you won't understand until you have kids"
I always hated when people with kids would say this to me when I was still childless and free. Sure, I didn't have kids of my own, but I was a freaking preschool teacher with a degree in Human Development and Family Studies, it's not like I was totally clueless. Now that I'm a parent I have to admit that while obnoxious at the time, those "you won't understand until you have kids" statements were totally true. Knowing a lot about kids and actually applying what you know to your own is an entirely different ball game. Annoying, but true. Do try to reign it in though, new parents … your childless friends will likely figure this out on their own one day.
5. Tell you how tired they are
If you ask a new parent how they're doing, the first answer you'll get in most cases is "tired." You might seriously begin to wonder how any one person could possibly be that tired, but then you become a parent yourself one day and you totally understand. Yep. I know … I just did that annoying "you'll understand when you're a parent" thing.More On


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Chitarra is a pasta shape typical of Abruzzese. When making this pasta at home, Italians use a rectangular beech wood frame, called a "guitar", which owes its name to the fact that along its longest sides, thin metal wires are stretched reminiscent of the strings of a guitar. The pasta is rolled out into a sheet a little thicker than lasagna and these are laid onto the strings. A rolling pin is passed over the pasta which is pressed through the strings to form ropes of spaghetti with squared edges.
Over the years the Pasta Maker has developed our own recipe for making pasta that is a close to real Italian pasta as possible. We use only semolina durum and once the dough is ready, it is extruded through a bronze die which gives each piece of rigatoni a lightly rough surface, akin to a fine sandpaper. Rigatoni is ridged along the sides which ensures that the maximum amount of sauce clings to the pasta for an enhanced pasta eating experience.
Due to it's unusual shape, chitarra has a different feel in the mouth compared to spaghetti, it also holds a sauce differently. Traditionally, chitarra are accompanied with a sauce of lamb, lamb and peppers or a simple tomato sauce with chilli pepper, topped with plenty of pecorino.
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When I first came across Green Light Articles, I hadn't heard much about it. The website was very simple. Almost a little too simple. But of course, I love simplicity, and you know what they say! "Never judge a book by its cover."
After doing a little research, I found that there wasn't much information available about Green Light Articles. There are a few reviews, but they're mainly from individuals who have purchased articles from the site, not the actual writers. Because I'm used to seeing numerous reviews of a website prior to signing up, this made me take a step back and delve a little deeper.
Is GreenLightArticles.com legitimate?My first goal was to determine whether or not GreenLightArticles.com was legitimate. In order to do so, I signed up and submitted a few articles myself. I earned $27 within a few days, and Green Light Articles paid me via PayPal the following week. Yes, they pay weekly.
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While I was unable to find much information about Green Light Articles' reputation with writers, I did find that those who have purchased work from Green Light Articles find the quality to be mediocre at best. This might explain why the pay rate is $0.01 per word. For a 900-word article, I received $9, and for a 400-word article, I received $4. While this may seem like chump change to some of the more seasoned writers, others will find that Green Light Articles provides a decent opportunity to earn a little cash.
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Police officers chased down and arrested a man on a downtown Tijuana street on Monday, February 18, after a young prostitute told them a customer had beaten and robbed her at a nearby hotel.
In a news release following the incident, Tijuana police said they had "apprehended an exploiter of women and helped one of his victims."
The 19-year-old woman, said police, had been held against her will at a Zona Norte hotel, where a customer had beaten her and robbed her of about $30 — 300 in pesos and $5 in U.S. currency. (The Zona Norte is Tijuana's infamous red-light district.)
The woman's attacker, police said, used a gun and a knife to force her to have sex with him, then took her money and told her that in the future she had to pay him $200 every 15 days if she wanted to continue her work as a prostitute.
The woman managed to escape and reported the crime to officers patrolling nearby, police said. Officers chased the suspect down First Street to Avenida Constitución after he fled from the hotel where the alleged assault occurred, the Tijuana daily El Mexicano reported.
When officers took the suspect before a municipal judge, five other women who work as prostitutes showed up to report that they, too, had been victims of the same man under similar circumstances.
Arrested was Jorge Pineda Ibarra, 38, who was later turned over to investigators for the district attorney's office.
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What Causes Hiccups After Eating?
The diaphragm is a large muscle at the base of the lungs that contracts every time a person breathes in. As the diaphragm contracts, it becomes flatter. This allows the lungs to expand, causing air to be sucked in. Hiccups are involuntary contractions, or spasms, of the diaphragm. The distinctive hiccup sound is produced by closing of the vocal cords, which occurs almost immediately after the diaphragm starts to contract. Eating behaviors, food choices, air temperature changes and emotional stress are common causes of hiccups after eating. Hiccups that occur only after eating are generally little more than a nuisance. But if hiccups occur at other times as well, see your doctor, as they may indicate the presence of a serious medical condition.
Eating Too Much or Too Quickly
Eating too much at one sitting is a common cause of hiccups. Overeating causes the stomach to expand and become distended. The distended stomach pushes up on the nearby diaphragm, which may trigger contractions of the diaphragm and hiccups. Hiccups are also often caused by eating too quickly. Sometimes this occurs because people who eat rapidly tend to swallow excessive amounts of air, causing the stomach to become distended. People who eat quickly are also more likely to overeat, further increasing the likelihood of a distended stomach and hiccups.
Certain Foods and Beverages
Some foods and beverages can trigger hiccups. Very hot, very cold or spicy foods are particularly likely to cause hiccups. These irritating foods stimulate nerves in the esophagus -- the tube transporting food from the throat to the stomach -- and the stomach itself, leading to reflex spasms of the diaphragm. Liquids that are very hot, very cold or spicy can produce similar effects. Consuming carbonated beverages, such as soft drinks or sparkling water, may also cause hiccups. Air bubbles in these drinks can produce a distended stomach, triggering diaphragm spasms and hiccups. Excessive consumption of alcohol is another cause of hiccups, which may occur because of stomach distention or alcohol's irritant effects.
Sudden Air Temperature Changes
Abrupt changes in air temperature around the time of a meal may also produce hiccups. Sudden air temperature changes can stimulate nerves in the esophagus, as well as in the trachea or bronchi -- the series of tubes bringing air from the throat to the lungs. The stimulation can lead to reflex contractions of the diaphragm. Hiccups may occur when a person goes from warm air to cold air or vice versa. Moving to an air-conditioned restaurant after spending time in the sun, for example, may result in hiccups after eating.
Emotional Stress or Excitement
Hiccups may also be caused by emotional stress or over-excitement. They are particularly likely to occur if these emotions cause the person to swallow air. Emotional stress and excitement at mealtime may, for example, be precipitated by arguments at the dinner table.
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- University of Maryland Medical Center: Hiccups Overview
- Medical News Today: Why Do We Hiccup?
- European Respiratory Journal: Hiccup in Adults: An Overview
- Alimentary Pharmacology and Therapeutics Review: The Pathogenesis and Pharmacological Treatment of Hiccups
- The Washington Manual Pulmonary Medicine Subspecialty Consult; Aiden Shifren et al.
- Bioessays: Hiccups: A New Explanation for the Mysterious Reflex


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Pokemon: Detective Pikachu
Pokemon: Detective Pikachu
Pokémon can't usually communicate with people – and so when Detective Pikachu discovers that Tim Goodman has the unique ability to understand him, he is keen to make him his companion. The pair team up to find out what happened to Tim's missing father and uncover a plot that could threaten the entire Pokémon universe. Justice Smith, Ryan Reynolds and Kathryn Newton star in this family comedy, based on the popular Pokémon franchise.
While Pokémon usually can't communicate with humans, Detective Pikachu discovers that Tim is uniquely able to hear what he's saying. It also turns out that the electric Pokémon is Tim's father's old partner – and so Tim and Detective Pikachu come to join forces to solve the mystery of his parent's disappearance.
As they chase down clues through the streets of Ryme City, they meet plenty of Pokémon and new friends along the way. Yet, the pair find themselves part of something much bigger when they uncover a shocking plot that threatens the entire Pokémon universe.
Detective Pikachu is a fun family mystery starring Justice Smith (Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom), Kathryn Newton (Ben Is Back, Blockers and Three Billbooards Outside Ebbing, Missouri) and the voice of Ryan Reynolds (Deadpool 2). It features popular Pokémon characters and is sure to bring plenty of laughs.
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Are you hiding a cancer under your socks?
Feet are one of the most neglected areas of the body. Most of us ignore them unless they cause us problems, or we are showcasing them in open toed sandals or shoes, so cancers of the foot and ankle are often missed or diagnosed too late. Are you hiding cancer under your socks? Always check your feet or risk amputation See this BBC Health article: news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/74… — Foot Care Directory (@BestFootCare) October 28, 2012 According to the National Cancer Institute, researchers...Read More


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Sterling Jumps on Improved Sentiment
The Pound has made gains today across the majority of the most actively traded currencies. Gains can be attributed to improved sentiment driving the market. For the last couple of weeks the pound has suffered from negative sentiment caused by very poor Q4 GDP figures for 2010. The reversal has however been driven by last […]
Sterling Stages Surprising Recovery
The pound has staged a remarkable recovery this week after very poor Q4 GDP figures released earlier this month. It would appear that traders over did the sterling sell off on fears of a UK double dip recession. This week we have seen a rapid expansion in the CIPS manufacturing index on Tuesday and today […]
Global Stocks Decline on Debt Fears
The cost of insuring European sovereign debt against default has risen today to a record high as Portugal, Spain and Italy prepare to borrow $43 billion this year. The fallout of the concern caused by this is a marked decline in risk appetite and subsequent decline in global stock markets
US Recovery Gathers Momentum with Service Sector Expansion
The US Economic recovery seems to be gathering momentum moving into 2011 as service sector expansion reaches the fastest pace since May 2006.
US Stocks and Precious Metals Reach All Time High's
The S&P 500 has risen to the highest level since September 2008 today. This happened after President Barack Obama agreed to extend tax cuts, Copper and Gold rose to record highs as a result of this news.
Bernanke Threatens Extension of QE past $600 Billion
Bernanke the chairman of the federal reserve has said today that the US might need to extend bond purchases past the the $600 billion announced last month to spur on economic growth. The argument for this extension is based upon fears that the US economy is expanding at a bairly sustainable pace and ongoing fears […]
US Dollar Strength Calms on Risk Appetite Reversal?
The US Dollar remains strong yet the march downards has halted today on both cable and EUR/USD. Yesterday most positions were heavily weighted net short, yet now it seems that the order book is more mixed as traders appreciate renewed risk appetite and the subsequent stock market gains.
Irish Bailout Speculation Drives Markets
Ireland has finally admitted today that it may ask for a bailout as ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet signaled debt ridden nations can't rely on him to keep their financial systems afloat forever. Lehinan has said that he would welcome contingency capital from the EU's rescue fund. There is however now a growing concern that banks […]