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Setting up database webs in FrontPage
There are various approaches ( see bottom of page for worked examples).....
In this approach a connection
is made to a database using an ODBC DSN (Data Source Name)
2. Using a Global.asa file
"When an IIS
application starts, it runs the Global.asa file, allowing initialization code to
be executed. Specifically, the Application_OnStart routine is invoked,
within which all initialization code for the application can be called. It is
common practice to create and initialize objects and services when the
application first starts, and then store references to those objects and
services within the Application object. Once this is done, any Active
Server Page (ASP) in the application can access those objects and services
through the Application object. Such access is often faster than creating
and initializing, and then destroying, the requisite objects within each ASP
page" (Microsoft)
Adopt the following FrontPage routine to automatically create a global.asa file in your web:
You can now
proceed to manipulate your database using VBScript, or alternatively, use the
FrontPage database wizard. To access the wizard, click on Insert > Database
> Results. In step 1 of the 5 steps select 'Use an Existing Database
Connection' (the one you've just set up in global.asa). The remaining 4
steps are self-explanatory.
(note that if you've published the
database application to a sub-web then you must copy the global.asa file to the
web root, or make an appropriate entry in the existing one. This
requirement does does not apply to virtual folders)
For a fuller description of these first two methods click here (opens in new window)
3. Using VBScript
4. Using VBScript (2)
This is my preferred method - creating a database connection 'on the fly' using a session variable. For a complete explanation visit http://www.15seconds.com/howto/pg000070.htm The advantage of this approach is that you can make a database connection and still use the FrontPage Database Results Wizard to manipulate the database.
Here's an example (opens in new window)
And here's how to do it:
1. Create a virtual directory anywhere on
your hard disk
note: if there are calls to the database from a number of
pages, then place the first line of the code above in the GLOBAL.ASA file and
the two further lines in pages requiring database access.
Check out Adventure Works (new window) and Computer Sales (new window). In both cases the above coding has replaced the ODBC system data source (DSN) used in the origonal Microsoft examples.
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20 Feb Fantasy Baseball 2017: Outfield Rankings (50-26)
50. Joc Pederson (LAD, CF)- Pederson has been around the big leagues for three years now, has been an All-Star and has participated in a Home Run Derby, so it's difficult to remember that he is still just 24 years old. That's why last year's improvement over his 2015 season is continued encouragement that Pederson could still be a 30-HR, 100-RBI guy in the making. Last season he hit .246/.352/.495 in 476 plate appearances, launching 25 home runs and driving in 68. Pederson's power isn't cheap either; he finished among the top 10 in the league in average home run distance last season with an average distance of 412.1 feet. The big hurdle to Pederson taking the next step is his struggles against left-handed pitchers. He's managed just a .178 batting average against southpaws in his career, so understandably he has found himself riding the pine when the Dodgers are facing a tough lefty. But if he earns himself some opportunities against lefties and holds his own against them, this could be the year he reaches some of those milestone numbers. He's an intriguing option as a third or fourth outfielder in the middle rounds, though fantasy owners will want to make sure to handcuff him with another outfielder who mashes lefties
49. Byron Buxton (MIN, CF)- Buxton has long been considered one of the top prospects in all of baseball. Despite his top-prospect billing, he was also starting to have the word "bust" associated with his name before he posted a strong stat line in September to finish the season strong. He finished 2016 with a .225/.284/.430 slash line, 10 home runs, 44 runs, 38 RBI and 10 stolen bases. He was red-hot from September through the end of the year, posting a .287 average, nine homers, 24 runs and 22 RBI. Buxton has loads of potential and should be on your radar in the mid to late rounds of fantasy drafts. If he can build off of the last month of last season, he could finish 2017 as one of the best values in fantasy drafts
48. Randal Grichuk (STL, CF)- St. Louis Cardinals' outfielder Randal Grichuk is showing it can be a good thing after news broke in late January that he had a minor off-season operation on his left knee after it bothered him last season. There were definitely signs something wasn't right as his offensive up-and-downs led to two minor league demotions in the same season he finished with a career-high 24 home runs. But even a bum knee couldn't keep Grichuk from spending the last month and a half of 2016 mashing his way to a .275-12-33 line over 178 at-bats, reinstating his status as an exciting young player. Coming into draft day as a sixth-tier outfielder, he's still slightly undervalued, something sly owners would be wise to take advantage of.
47. Yasmany Tomas (ARI, LF, RF)- Yasmany Tomas came out of nowhere last season, bashing 31 home runs to go along with 83 RBI and 72 runs scored. He saw 563 plate appearances due to the myriad of injuries suffered by the Diamondbacks outfielders. With three spots between Tomas, A.J Pollock, David Peralta, Brandon Drury and (possibly) Socrates Brito, Tomas will be sure to lose some opportunities. With such stark lefty/righty splits in his OPS (1.112 versus .724), Tomas may find himself on the left-handed side of a platoon. Even if Tomas sees a full complement of at-bats, a repeat of his 2016 isn't likely. His 31.4% fly-ball rate doesn't rank in the top 100 among qualified batters, while his 25% HR/FB rate ranked fifth in the league. That's an ungodly rate to be hitting home runs at, and owners should not bet on a repeat. With an ADP of 174, there are higher upside outfielders who can provide value late in the draft
46. Jay Bruce (NYM, RF)- After a solid first half of 2016 with the Reds, Bruce cratered in the second half, slashing only .219/.294/.391 with the Mets after putting up a .265/.316/.559 line in Cincinnati. It's possible it simply was going to take some time for Bruce to acclimate to his new team, but it's hard to ignore his dreadful performance after the trade. Conventional wisdom still says he may get traded if the Mets find a deal they like, but who knows if that will actually come to fruition or when it will be. Bruce is being drafted in the 15th round currently, though I would recommend you to wait a bit longer than that. At the very least, he can't be much worse than he was as a Met for the final few months last year.
45. Michael Brantley (CLE, LF)- Cleveland Indians outfielder Michael Brantley has had quite the miserable two-year stretch. Since suffering a shoulder injury in August of 2015, he has been unable to return to full health. An attempt to rush back to the majors early last spring went awry quickly, and he would only manage a depressing .231-0-7-1 line in 39 at-bats before his season ended in May. Brantley is still hard at work rehabbing his shoulder but is working with no time frame for when he'll be ready. After all the setbacks he has already suffered, both player and team have accepted they must be patient, which bodes well for his performance whenever he can return. What it doesn't bode well for is his immediate fantasy value. Availability concerns make him an extremely risky pick as a top-50 fantasy outfielder coming into 2017. Be leery of overpaying despite the potential.
44. Hunter Pence (SFG, RF)- From 2008 through 2014, Hunter Pence was one of the most consistent fantasy outfielders in the game. Over that span, he routinely slapped up 20 homer seasons with around 90 runs and RBI and a batting average in the .280s. The past two years, however, have seen Pence struggle to stay on the field. He played just 52 games in 2015 and followed that up with just 106 games played last season. Pence will be 34 in early April this season, meaning a return to full health is not a foregone conclusion. If he can stay on the field, Pence is still capable of putting up numbers similar to what he did in his prime, but drafting him is putting faith in him being able to stay on the field. His price is right in fantasy drafts, but don't go counting on him to be anything more than a fourth or fifth outfielder
43. Ben Zobrist (CHC, 2B, LF, RF)- In his first season with the Chicago Cubs, 11-year veteran Ben Zobrist recorded his most home runs in three years, his most RBI and runs in four and his highest on-base percentage in seven. The Illinois native capped off his fairytale season with a second consecutive World Series trophy and a series MVP to show for it. Now at 35 years old and quickly approaching 36, Zobrist has shown no signs of slowing down, instead benefiting from an incredible lineup that surrounds him. This should be no different in 2017, as most of the same characters are back to defend the crown. A second baseman who can occasionally man the outfield as well, Zobrist may be considered a utility player. Like last season, look for a HR total somewhere in the teens, with a strong RBI count that approaches 80. Should he remain firmly positioned in the batting order, he'll once again be a great starter. He's someone to grab near the middle rounds of a draft with plenty of durability, positional flexibility and dependability.
42. Kole Calhoun (LAA, RF)- Overall, Kole Calhoun displayed significant improvement, especially with respect to plate skills as he recorded a career-high walk rate in tandem with his lowest strikeout rate as a major leaguer. The power was there as evidenced by career marks in doubles and triples; Calhoun just didn't follow league trends with respect to increased homers. Flyball distance is a leading indicator for homers, and in 2014, Calhoun hit 17 homers with an average of 281 feet per fly. The following season he smacked 24 homers with an average flyball distance of 305 feet. Last year he split the distance, averaging 292 feet with only 18 homers. This forecasts a home run total in the low twenties, which bodes well for 2017, especially if Calhoun maintains most or all of his plate skill gains. Calhoun adds value with his durability as he's missed only eight games over the past two seasons. He's a solid, stabilizing force in any fantasy outfield.
41. Marcell Ozuna (MIA, LF, CF, RF)- After a monster start that saw him earn the starting center field spot on the National League All-Star team, Ozuna quickly faded into obscurity. The guy the Marlins call "Big Bear" finished 2016 with a .266 average to go with 23 homers and 76 RBI. Ozuna was slashing .307/.360/.533 at the All-Star break, but closed out the season with a mark of .266/.321/.452 — a far cry from his hot start. Ozuna has the power to compete with Giancarlo Stanton for the team lead in homers, but putting it together consistently is his problem. During the first half of the year, Ozuna logged at least one hit in 28 of 29 games. However, he fell off the reservation in the second half by hitting .250 in July and an abysmal .162 in August. When Ozuna is hot, boy is he hot. However, he also proved that he's more than capable of going ice cold. He should put up strong power numbers in 2017 and will make for an excellent third outfielder, but don't be surprised if he goes through his fair share of cold stints.
40. Dexter Fowler (STL, CF)- New St. Louis Cardinals' outfielder Dexter Fowler is hoping that he can keep that World Series magic in the NL Central, just move it over to a different team. Fantasy owners are he can repeat his excellent 2016, a performance that landed him the first All-Star Game appearance in his nine year career. Over 456 at-bats, Fowler hit .276-13-48-13 in his final season for the Cubs, using his new career-high mark in OBP of .393 to help him collect over 200 total bases for the second season in a row. He has been fairly consistent fantasy producer over the past three years, carrying a .266 average over that time to go along with a season average of 13 home runs, 43 RBI, 82 runs scored and 15 stolen bases. Those numbers aren't going to carry a team alone, but reliable five-tool players are hard to come by, making him one of the safer picks in the fifth-tier of outfielders come draft day.
39. Miguel Sano (MIN, 3B, RF, DH)- Sano is one of the finest raw power hitters in the game. The young slugger already has 43 home runs in his first 193 games played. Last year, hamstring and back issues limited Sano to just 119 games played, but he still managed 25 home runs along with a .236/.319/.432 slash line, 57 runs and 66 RBI. The offseason departure of Trevor Plouffe means that Sano is expected to be the team's everyday starter at third base. This is a positive development, as he should play every day after bouncing from third base to the outfield to designated hitter last year. The main question with Sano is whether he will cut down on his strikeouts enough to raise his batting average and subsequent counting stats. Sano has an extremely high 35.8% strikeout rate in the majors, which is going to make it hard for him to hit for a high average at the big league level. If you draft Sano, make sure you know what you are getting: A lot of home runs and average to below-average production in the other four categories.
38. Adam Duvall (CIN, LF, RF)- The Cincinnati Reds gave Duvall a chance to play every day in 2016, and he rewarded them with one of the most unexpected seasons of 2016. Duvall slashed .241/.297/.498 with 33 home runs, 85 runs and 103 RBI while holding down the left field spot for Cincinnati. Duvall displayed immense power in his first full season with an excellent 17.8% HR/FB rate. As a fly-ball hitter who will play half of his games in homer-friendly Great American Ballpark, Duvall has a really good chance to top 30 long balls again this season. His low walk rate and high strikeout rate makes it unlikely he will ever hit for a high average, but Duvall will be an asset in home runs and RBI again this season. He's currently being drafted around the 12th round, which is a fair value for the power hitter
37. Willson Contreras (CHC, C, LF)- Arriving on the scene midway through the 2016 season, Venezuelan catcher Willson Contreras enjoyed a noteworthy rookie season. In 76 games, he hit .282 with 12 home runs and 35 RBI while also posting a strong 9.2 walk rate. While he did post a 23.7 strikeout rate, the number dropped off as the season wore on, following up a 26-strikeout July with 15 in August and 13 in September. Looking forward to 2017, Contreras should see double the amount of at-bats he had last season and has a strong possibility of connecting for 25 HR and knocking in 70-75 RBI. If he cuts down his K%, he could approach a .290 average, which combined with the previously mentioned HR and RBI possibilities, could make him a major fantasy baseball catcher. Our panel of experts currently envisions Contreras as the sixth best fantasy catcher, a strong position for someone heading into their first full season. Like his teammate Addison Russell, Contreras is someone that can be picked up in the middle rounds and prove to be an absolute steal.
36. Andrew Benintendi (BOS, LF)- All Benintendi has to do is look at non-roster invitee Rusney Castillo to remind himself of how brutally competitive baseball is. Castillo was practically handed the job last spring, and he lost it. Yes, Benintendi looked good during his stint last fall, but nothing's guaranteed in this game. He's going to have to come out even hotter than his .295 average and two homers in his 105 at-bats. The Red Sox are high on him, since he's considered their best prospect. We'll see what spending a whole year at Fenway does for him and his confidence. His upside is certainly intriguing which is why he is ranked 36th here. Take a shot on him in the middle rounds and his complete package coinciding with the upside he presents, and you could have yourself a draft-day darling.
35. Jose Ramirez (CLE, 3B, LF)- Coming into 2016, Jose Ramirez was penciled into the Cleveland Indians' lineup as a jack of all trades super-sub who could be used all around the field. He quickly outgrew that utility role, as he soaked in unforeseen playing time and began putting up very exciting numbers. All told, he finished his first full season in the majors hitting .312-11-76-22, contributing in all the main fantasy categories. The soon-to-be 24-year-old is still growing into his power swing, but that appears to be on the way, as evidenced by his 11 home runs to 46 doubles. Regardless if the home runs come or not, Ramirez's ability to drive in runs was an impressive addition to his game, a facet that should stay intact thanks to the stacked Cleveland lineup. As he will be looked upon by most to fill 3B or a corner infield spot, the decent-to-great fantasy third basemen is thicker than the usual in 2017, which should allow him to stick around in drafts longer than he should.
34. Odubel Herrera (PHI, CF)- Venezuelan outfielder Odubel Herrera began his sophomore MLB campaign in strong form last year. In April and May, the 25-year-old hit .318 with 34 walks, displaying solid patience at the plate. In the final four months of the season, however, he walked just 29 times, never hitting over .300 again in a month and striking out nearly 100 times during that span. His disparity in effectiveness against right-handed pitchers and left-handed pitchers was also a major disappointment, hitting .303 against right-handed pitchers but only managing a .236 average against left-handed pitchers. Still, looking at Herrera's season from an overall standpoint sees an improved BB%, a lower K% and career highs in homers, runs, RBI and steals. If he avoids any setbacks, a replica of last season wouldn't be a failure, but should he improve on the errors he made in the second half of the season, he becomes even more valuable. While he doesn't excel in either aspect, Herrera's ability to hit 15 HR and steal 25 bases is intriguing and worth some attention.
33. Adam Eaton (WAS, CF, RF)- Often times a move from the American League to the National League can damage a player's offensive output, but in Eaton's case, the net effect should be a positive one. The Nationals scored 75 more runs than the White Sox in 2016, a trend that should continue this season. Eaton is generally undervalued in the fantasy community, and his .362 on-base percentage over the past three seasons is 10th among all outfielders and 25th overall. The power and speed combination is a nice feature but has fallen just short of getting him into the 20-20 echelon. At 28 years of age, it's possible that he takes another small step this season, but don't draft him expecting that. Another year of 15-15 and a chance at scoring 100 runs is a safer bet. Still, those are useful numbers in any format.
32. Stephen Piscotty (STL, CF, RF)- After a stellar abbreviated rookie season in 2015, St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Stephen Piscotty proved he wasn't a flash in the pan in his first full season last year. Over 582 at-bats, he put up a great .273-22-85-7 line, setting new career highs in most counting stats. Unlike some of his fellow younger Red Birds who struggled mightily in 2016, Piscotty was able to overcome his bad streaks before they got out of hand. But at the same time, teams were able to find ways to slow down his ability to get on base, as his on-base percentage dropped 60 points between the first and second half of the season. Thankfully, they weren't able to stop him from piling up counting stats, as he hit 11 home runs, drove in 47 and stole four bases before the break and went 11-37-3 after. The soon-to-be 26-year-old looks ready for an even bigger breakout in 2017, a level of growth potential other outfielders around his 120 ADP can not offer owners.
31. Jackie Bradley Jr. (BOS, CF)- When spring training started last year, Bradley was on the verge of it being his last shot in the Red Sox organization. He was talented, but he wasn't producing on the field when he was in the lineup. Well, this year's spring training is very different, since he's the entrenched starter in center field. Hitting .267 with 26 homers and a 29-game hitting streak will do that. He's going to be turning 27 at the beginning of the season, so he's entering his athletic prime. With the other young studs in the lineup in Boegaerts and Betts, he should put together another strong year. It's entirely possible that he could crack the 30-homer plateau this year.
30. Lorenzo Cain (KC, CF, RF)- Cain is currently a Royal, but it seems likely that he won't finish the 2017 season with them. Cain is turning 31 years old, he will be a free agent after the season and teammates Mike Moustakas, Eric Hosmer and Alcides Escobar are all scheduled to be free agents at the end of 2017 as well. As the oldest of the bunch, Cain seems to be the likeliest to be traded. For fantasy purposes in 2017, owners should expect the 2016 version of Cain to carry over. Speed doesn't age well, and the 16 home runs in 2015 are an anomaly in Cain's career, not an expectation. Depending on where he gets traded, owners should expect Cain to finish 2017 with something around 12 home runs, 20 steals and a .281 average, good for being drafted around his current ADP of 118.
29. Jose Bautista (TOR, RF, DH)- Bautista certainly didn't have the contract year he was hoping for in 2016. He spent portions of the season bit by the injury bug, and when he did play he didn't look all that much like the Jose Bautista fantasy owners have come to know and love. That's largely the reason we saw Joey Bats return to the Blue Jays on a team-friendly, one-year contract for $18 million with options in both 2018 and 2019. In 517 plate appearances last season, Bautista hit 22 homers to go along with 68 runs scored, 69 RBI, two stolen bases and a .234/.366/.452 slash line. His biggest concern may be his home-run-to-fly-ball ratio, which fell to 16.3%, his worst figure since 2009. It's no guarantee Bautista returns to form in his upcoming age-36 campaign, but if you're able to snag him in the eighth or ninth round, you'll be rewarded with a ton of value if he returns to form.
28. Wil Myers (SD, 1B, RF)- Myers will be in an unfamiliar position in 2017. He'll be the starting first baseman for the Padres once again, but he will now have to be the veteran leader on the team. The 26-year-old star prospect is the best returning player in San Diego, but also one of the few who returns from opening day last season. The youth movement is officially underway, which may hurt Myers more than expected. In the first half of last year, Myers deservedly earned an All-Star nod by hitting .286 with 19 home runs, 60 RBI and 15 steals. After the trades of Matt Kemp and Melvin Upton, Myers found little lineup support and struggled to a .223 average with just nine long balls and 34 RBI in the second half. He maintained value by stealing 13 bases, but it still may be a troubling sign in regards to this year's value. Myers is a sneaky source of steals if you are utilizing him as a first baseman, but will have a hard time matching his run production from last season.
27. Adam Jones (BAL, CF)- Entering his 10th season in an Orioles uniform, Adam Jones continues to exude stability as the team's starting center fielder. He provides the same for the fantasy world, coming off his sixth straight season of 25-plus home runs and 80-plus RBI. His average has progressively decreased, but he should provide fantasy owners with a steady dose of power and runs scored. The Orioles are not a running team, which has never been manager Buck Showalter's bread and butter to offensive success, but it certainly helps Jones' fantasy cause that he will likely be the team's leadoff hitter. With the likes of Chris Davis, Mark Trumbo, and Manny Machado batting behind him, Jones could potentially flirt with close to 100 runs like he posted in 2012 and 2013. This will require the talented outfielder to bounce back from a slightly disheartening .280 BABIP. Look for Jones to be selected around the 11th round in standard drafts.
26. David Dahl (COL, LF, CF)- Rockies outfielder David Dahl made a splash by recording a hit in 17 straight games to open his major league career and overall logged a .315/.359/.500 triple slash in 63 games (237 plate appearances). Dahl had a path to everyday play thanks to Gerardo Parra being injured, but he may not have the same arrangement to open the season with Colorado having four start-worthy outfielders. We'd all love for Dahl to get the consistent opportunities, but real life doesn't usually follow suit. Unfortunately, his current ADP of 91 translates to the OF22, which is a pretty hefty price. Another thing to be aware of is his .404 BABIP from last season, a mark that is difficult to replicate even with his bat skills and plus speed. He has 15/15, and even 20/20 potential given his tools, but given Colorado's outfield overload, he may be a headache with volatile playing time. The one fact we can hang our hats on is the extra playing time opened up by the possible DL stints from fellow outfielders Carlos Gonzalez, Charlie Blackmon, and Gerardo Parra who have lengthy injury history's.


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It seems as though texting has also become the modern way of ending relationships in the 21st century. It's the new Dear John/ Dear Jane way for ending the connection with someone you've been dating.
Instead of a letter, it's now done with a text. I know because it happened to me when I was dating. I met a man named Matt online. He and I really hit it off. It's embarrassing to admit, but he was the first guy I ever dated where my knees nearly buckled when I'd see him … he was one gorgeous hunk to look at.
Our dating relationship was easy and fun. We could talk for hours about anything and everything. He was one of those guys that knew when something was wrong just from hearing the sound of my voice. I thought that was pretty cool!
I traveled a lot during our short time together. We kept in touch over the phone and in our last conversation, he told me how much he missed me and how he couldn't wait until the next time we'd be together. So imagine my surprise when I arrived home two days later and received this text:
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I was stunned, and I was pissed. I had no clue why he was blowing me off when only days earlier, he had professed such care and concern for my well-being. But blow me off he did and in the most impersonal way possible. I was hurt and emotionally devastated. I texted him back hoping he would tell me why he was ending our relationship. Of course, he didn't answer. Sadly, texting has become the new way to break up.
For the person who wants to split, it's easy and drama free. Never having to answer the question: Why? No seeing or hearing how the breakup may have hurt someone's feelings. Just a quick goodbye and the relationship is done. For the person on the receiving end, it's tough. There's no closure, and you have no idea why they wanted to end it.
If this happens to you, the best thing you can do is close the book on this chapter of your dating life. Don't stalk him on Facebook. Don't waste your energy waiting for him to call you again. Instead get back out into the dating world and look for someone who's a better fit for you.
As hard as it is to get a Dear Jane text, keep in mind that when one door closes a much better one can open. I know it did for me and it can work for you too!
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The spatio-temporal distribution of perchlorate in water sources around an ammonium perchlorate production unit and its toxicity response on a dominant aquatic plant, Hydrilla verticillata are reported in this study. Samples (n=453) from ground water (open well) and surface water sources within 5km from the production unit over a period of 12 months (2014, June − 2015, May) were screened for ClO4−. During the period, ClO4−concentration in ground water samples close to the production unit increased to >40,000μg/L, and ClO4− was detected at 1740μg/L in well water 1.6km away from the production unit. A community pond in the area also showed an increase in ClO4− level up to 29,000μg/L. In all water sources, ClO4− level was maximum during the rainy season (July, monsoon). A natural degradation of ClO4− was not observed in the area as evident from its persistent level and spreading to more areas. H. verticillata, the dominant vegetation in the pond exhibited severe toxic response like massive decay and loss of photosynthetic pigments such as chlorophyll and carotene due to ClO4− exposure. The plant accumulated ClO4− up to 60±0.8mg/kg wet weight with a Bio-Concentration Factor 2.06±0.005. This is the first report on spatio-temporal distribution of ClO4− at higher levels in a natural environment and its toxicity response to plants under natural condition.
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I organized the apps on my phone the other day. And then I organized my dresser. And then, I organized my calendar.
Now, I should note, I was also procrastinating about doing other, more pressing, but less interesting thing.
I didn't want this to be another hot take on Marie Kondo and her Konmari method of cleaning up. I watched a couple of episodes not for the tidying up part, but for the deeper reasons as to why there was so much stuff to begin with (hint: there are some terrible husband's out there, but also deep wounds around gender and identity). I get chills every time she greets a house. But I know myself - I will never be that neat and tidy and orderly. Ever. EVER.
Nor do I want to be.
Going back over some of the things (ok, the two things) I've written about this topic (Letting Go and Messy History), I was struck by my conclusion in both: that we get to choose what we let go, what we let in, what we choose to prioritize. For too many years, I beat myself up because I couldn't get organized, couldn't stop "hoarding", couldn't stop buying, couldn't stop anything. It was a vicious cycle of self-punishment, which just lead to more "bad" behavior.
I was really, really good at self-destruction.
I can watch a show, now, like Marie Kondo's latest, and watch it without anxiety, because these shows are for neurotypical people. I am not a neurotypical person, and that's ok. This is huge for me. And it might be huge for someone else, which is why I'm writing this.
I've always loved clutter. It calms me. Like a lot of things about people with ADHD, this seems counter-intuitive, but it works for me. My stuff makes me feel better, makes me feel safe, makes me more productive. And this, of course, isn't universal for everyone with ADHD, but it works for me, it brings me joy, so I stick to it.
I have impulse control issues, which is why I buy a lot of things I don't need. But my brain thinks we do. It needs the thing. So I buy the thing. I'm better than I used to be, and I've started being able to let clothes, especially, go when I don't need/wear them anymore, but my brain still loves to compulsively shop, to seek, to find that perfect thing.
I know I am not alone in this pursuit, but the ADHD makes it hard(er) to resist the compulsion. Will-power just doesn't work the same way with my brain. I've learned to work around in to a certain extent, but really, I'll keep struggling with it. At least my husband has the same compulsion with books.
I hate it when I walk into someone's house and inevitably the mother says, "sorry for the mess" when their house looks about a million times tidier than mine. I hate that it's mom who says it. I hate that we feel obligated in our society to say it (I've been guilty of apologizing, too, for the same reason). I understand some people care; a male acquaintance once came over to our house for a dinner my husband organized the same weekend I was coaching at a meet, and I had warned my husband that any cleaning would be up to him, but that wasn't good enough for said acquaintance who called another mutual friend after leaving our house and eating our food to complain about how messy I was.
Not that I'm bitter.
No, I literally don't care about how untidy your house is. As long as there isn't rotting food and vermin, we're good (and even then - you should have seen the place my husband lived when we first met). I know it's a low bar, but I literally don't care. It's not one of the things that my brain can work itself up into enough focus to care about, or really even notice. If anything, it feels more homey, more welcoming to me.
But again, that's just me.
And I know that many of the strategies that Kondo suggests just won't work with my neurodivergent children. My son knows, he KNOWS that all of he things have a place; when he gets home from school, his shoes go into a shoe rack slot, his jacket goes on the coat rack, and his bag goes in the closet, all of which are within three steps from the door, and on the way to the bathroom.
Guess where all his stuff is when he gets home, every. Single. Day.
By the time he gets out of the bathroom, he's forgotten about his stuff, walking over them, not noticing, and then starts watching YouTube. Telling him no YouTube or XBox until his stuff is put away does nothing because he literally doesn't remember that his stuff is or isn't put away, or that there is even any stuff at all. I am guilty of the same things, walking over messes because I literally just don't notice, or get distracted while trying to clean up (everything is always half-clean) and then forgetting what I was doing.
It's also why some of my sentences take off in two different directions; I literally forget where I was going mid-sentence sometimes.
We are also a family of people who have very strong opinions about where things "go" - the argument "IT DOESN'T GO THERE" never made sense to me as a kid, and it makes even less sense to my kids when it comes to their own stuff in their own spaces. Their bags look like my bags and their rooms look like my room used to, and as much as I enjoy listening to my daughter and husband fight over where things should go in her room, in terms of where it makes the most sense, most of the time, I get that, well, in their minds, that is in fact where it goes, no matter how nonsensical to us, because that is where it makes sense to them.
My kids are now old enough that they have chores, like unloading the dishwasher and keeping their rooms "tidy" ("Mom, I don't have any swimsuits!" "YOU HAVE SIX." "Oh, yeah, they're under my chair, never mind."), flattening recycling, and my son does the bathrooms while my daughter sweeps the whole house once a week. Between swimming and coaching and ballet and working and writing and travel for work, we don't want to use what little chill time we have together arguing about making our house spotless.
That's something we've all let go of. I'm ok with good-enough, at least for this. Let perfection ruin my writing, but not my home!
(HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA - wait, I'm the only one who found that funny, aren't I?)
My untidy, cluttered (but clean, sanitary) house brings me joy. Knowing and understanding my ADHD and my kids' ADHD brings me joy. Buying special things brings me joy. My messy desk brings me joy. Sometimes, getting rid of things and organizing a little brings me joy, but I will never find joy in folding laundry. Sharing my messy home but delicious food my husband cooks with friends brings me joy. I could be cleaning right now, but writing brings me WAY more joy.
Maybe it's because I'm almost sort-of 42 now. Maybe it's coming to terms with who I am and who I shouldn't bother trying to be. If going all Kondo on your house brings you joy, then go for it. I'll take my joy where I can find it, too.


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Harold "Gomer" Hodge played just one major-league season, but he was around long enough to utter one line that left an indelible impression.
After notching his fourth hit in four official at-bats for the Indians in April 1971, Hodge said, "Golly, fellas, I'm hitting 4.000."
The quote captured the essence of the easygoing Hodge, who died Sunday in Rutherfordton, N.C. He was 63. Hodge had suffered from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease.
"Fans loved him," said Russell Schneider, who covered the Indians for The Plain Dealer in 1971. "Everybody loved being around him."
Schneider devoted a chapter to Hodge in his latest book, "Whatever Happened to 'Super Joe'? Catching up with 45 Good Old Guys from the Bad Old Days of the Cleveland Indians."
Hodge finished the 1971 season with a .205 average in 83 at-
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The Indians demoted Hodge, then 27, to Class AAA and he never made it back. Hodge was a minor-league player/coach or manager in the Indians' system through 1976, Schneider wrote. Hodge held various jobs in the systems of other clubs, and coached in Australia and Mexico before retiring in 2001.
"Gomer would be the first to tell you he wasn't blessed with an abundance of talent," Schneider said. "He was a solid, hard-working country boy who played the game for the sheer love of it."
Hodge was nicknamed Gomer by teammates in the minors because they thought he sounded like Gomer Pyle, the TV character played by Jim Nabors.
The funeral is at 11 a.m. today at McMahan's Funeral Home, 249 S. Main St., Rutherfordton. The family will receive friends after the service.
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The generous layout of this 4 Star Superior Hotel in South Tyrol offers an extra portion of lifestyle: 3,500 m² of gardens with Feng Shui elements, romantic details, grapevine labyrinth and cosy seashell canopy outdoor-daybeds for time together. The spacious marble indoor pool and the heated outdoor pool invite to swimming pleasure. The modern fitness area and the exclusive spa landscape with many wellbeing oases provide active relaxation and revitalisation. A special dining hall for families, the indoor kindergarten, the outdoor pool for children and the children's playground in the garden offer fantastic variety for children and young people. The dedicated Lindenhof team and the host family Nischler create a special feel-good atmosphere. Enjoy the South Tyrolean hospitality and the welcoming ambience at your holiday home in South Tyrol.
Vineyard labyrinth garden with areas for couples and cosy corners in the Feng Shui Garden.
Enjoy your breakfast on the sun terrace with view across the Vinschgau District!
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Stunning panorama location directly at the sunny slope Naturns. Quiet and yet centrally located in Naturns near Merano. The town centre of Naturns can be reached on foot within a few minutes.
Top starting point for biking and hiking tours, directly from the hotel, including many shuttles and lift facilities.
The St. Proclus Church and the St. Proclus Museum are only a few walking minutes away from the Hotel Lindenhof. Visit this world famous church by foot or mountain bike or e-bike from the hotel-own mountain bike hire!
The 70 luxurious rooms and suites of the Hotel Lindenhof provide beautiful scenery for unforgettable hours full of relaxation and revitalisation. The rooms and suites are bright and comfortably furnished and offer plenty of space. Many included services, an extensive week programme and the wellbeing oases complete your stay at the 4 star superior wellness hotel Lindenhof in Naturns near Merano.
A good night's sleep will be guaranteed with the 'Better Sleep' basket, the tea menu with teas which are certified as organic, the wellness mattress pads for wellbeing and the pillow menu with an XXL selection of over 15 pillows.
All rooms and suites as well as our holiday offers can be booked online on our website. You benefit from exclusive direct booking advantages and will of course be given our best price guarantee. Our last minute offers can be found in the last minute rooms section!
3,500 m² Feng Shui garden with cosy seashell canopy outdoor-daybeds, a labyrinth garden for time together and many feel-good areas across the hotel's facilities. Enjoy breakfast in bed. Experience romantic wellness for two in our Vitarium. We offer special Couple Rituals and treatments for couples.
Starry nights in the south-facing room – spend cosy moments indoors or even a romantic night outdoors under a sky full of stars. The bed on castors makes it possible.
Time Together: our romantic offers for couples can be booked online via our website now. You can look forward to a romantically decorated room and many Included Services! Surprise someone with a romantic voucher. You can create an individual voucher in our Voucher World with just a few clicks, then simply print the voucher and you can surprise someone immediately!
CULINARY Delights & pleasure
Awarded gourmet cuisine
Three-quarter Gourmet Board: extra-long culinary breakfast buffet with sun terrace and view across the Vinschgau District. Lunchtime show kitchen and afternoon jause with a diverse range of dishes and homemade cakes and a varied gourmet a la carte menu with salad buffet, desserts and a selection of cheeses in the evening. South Tyrol's largest Whisky Bar offers a surprising range of more than 130 selected types of whisky and 3 sommeliers serve you the finest wines from our Enoteca.
Extraordinary delights from one course to the next: you select your dinner menu course by course. Culinary themed highlights complement the regional delicacies and international specialities perfectly:
Thursday – Dessert Buffet
Saturday – Starters Buffet
Sunday - Candle Light Dinner
SPORT & AcTIVE relaxation
Active relaxation in South Tyrol
Fitness: 350 m² Fit&Fun House with 3 qualified Fitness Trainers and personal coaches. Weekly changing Fitness Programme with state-of-the-art Technogym Fitness Equipment, at least 50 fitness sessions and free of charge training units. Starting from the hotel, guided racing cycle and mountain bike tours with the bike experts from the Ötzi Bike Academy. Regular get-togethers for active bikers and cyclists with tips for tours and interesting places.
Stelvio Pass Competition for racing cyclists and mountain bikers, pushing the pedals together with host Joachim Nischler. Be faster than your host and win a wellness voucher in the value of 100 €!
Fantastic excursions on foot, by mountain bike and racing cycle can be found in our varied week programme.
Wellness area with indoor and outdoor pool
Sauna Landscape with saltwater steam bath, ladies' sauna in the Feng Shui Garden, Rasul bath, Tyrolean cabin sauna, Brechlbad (herbal steam bath), laconium, foot spas, vitality buffet, waterbeds and castle sauna. Above the roofs of Naturns: Sky sauna with plunge pool and modern resting zone plus 360 ˚ panorama view. Daily changing theme aufguss with 4 sauna attendants. Open-air whirlpool in the Alpine Garden and resting zones, BERG Cosmetics – treatments with the hotel-own and as organic certified product line "Berg". A 5-strong Wellness & Beauty Team staffed by top qualified masseurs and beauticians, spa reception, 8 treatment rooms for a wide range of treatments, beauty treatment room, turbo solarium, ergo solarium and soft-pack tub.
Relaxing massages in the vineyard, surrounded by the gentle sounds of nature.
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Spacious Family Rooms and an inviting children's area with playrooms, table tennis room, children's playground, room with in-house cinema and multi-media room for young people. Children's and youth programme for a holiday full of adventures.
Special massages for children and young people at the Kids Spa.
We offer a special Children's Programme and a separate programme for young people during the holidays. The Week Programme offers plenty of excursions for adults. You can look forward to exciting activities for everyone!
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The 4 Star Superior Wellness Resort Lindenhof in Naturns near Merano is one of the highest rated hotels on HolidayCheck, the biggest hotel ratings portal in Europe. The Lindenhof Hotel has received the TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice Awards®. The Certificate of Excellence has also been awarded to the Lindenhof Hotel by TripAdvisor – the world leading travellers' portal. The DolceVita Hotels as well as the Belvita Hotels have awarded the Lindenhof's design & ambience and included services while highlighting the quality of this South Tyrolean family-run hotel. The Michelin 2015 praises the first-class cuisine and the exclusive Design & Ambience. Good Reasons for a stay at one of South Tyrol's TOP hotels!


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DHAKA – The Alliance for Bangladesh Worker Safety has announced discussions are under way to develop a safety monitoring organisation which can take over it responsibilities when the Alliance's five year jurisdiction comes to an end later this year.
Questions have been raised for several months regarding what structure any newly-formed regulatory body would take, as both the Alliance and Accord come to the end of their original terms in operation.
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Nothing seems to be able to knock Straight Outta Compton off the top spot as it remains in the number one position for a second week, the only film to give it a bit of a challenge was Pixar's brilliant Inside Out which remains at number two for the fourth week.
There was a total of four new films in this week's chart, including stoner action comedy American Ultra going in at number eight, the reboot of the Transporter series with Transporter Refuelled going in at number seven, drama with a hint of comedy in Me and Earl and the Dying Girl going in at number five and thriller No Escape hitting the number three spot.
Upcoming – Next week's new films have a nice mixture to them, they include British crime drama starring two Tom Hardys in Legend, the continuation of the Maze Runner series with The Maze Runner: Scorch Trials, horror from M Night Shyamalan with The Visit and comedy from Woody Allen with Irrational Man.
10. Hitman: Agent 47, £295,316 from 453 sites. Total: £1,923,261
9. The Man from UNCLE, £325,625 from 323 sites. Total: £5,958,355
8. American Ultra, £347,401 from 325 sites (new)
7. The Transporter Refuelled, £352,278 from 377 sites (new)
6. Pixels, £394,154 from 486 sites. Total: £7,575,970
5. Me and Earl and the Dying Girl, £431,726 from 432 sites (new)
4. Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation, £509,849 from 360 sites. Total: £20,105,197
3. No Escape, £637,630 from 427 sites (new)
2. Inside Out, £731,291 from 564 sites. Total: £36,024,571
1. Straight Outta Compton, £1,366,741 from 456 sites. Total: £5,807,566
US Chart
A bit of a strange week when it comes to the US chart as religous drama from Sony Pictures War Room has gone and knocked Staright Outta Compton off the top spot in it's second week.
Two new films entered this weeks top five in the form of The Transporter Refuelled and A Walk in the Woods going in at number two.
One other quick thing of note is that Spanish film Un Gallo Con Muchos Huevos managed to enter the top 10 at number nine which is impressive for a spanish speaking movie.
5. The Transporter Refulled (NE)
4. Mission Impossible – Rogue Nation
3. Straight Outta Compton
2. A Walk in the Woods (NE)
1. War Room
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Weekly update + training
Weekly update
A mixed bag on the weather front but after the great weather last weekend for the Lahinch training weekend we cant complain too much. Some races during the week to keep everyone going and luckily most of us can relax knowing that there are 5 lads from the club slogging it out around Ireland representing us at the Ras!,
The an Post Ras 2016
The 2016 Ras goes on for 8 gruelling stages this week and the club is being represented with pride. It is a major achievement for a town the size of Nenagh and the club that we are able to field a team with the majority being from town itself. We wish the 5 lads Shane, Michael, Ken, Mikey and Shane, the best and that they get around safely and hit headlines for all the good reasons!! Latest news is that they had all completed the first stage and Ken even managed to get his shiny socks onto the RTE 6 o'clock news!!! Keep it going lads!
Carlow Triathlon 2016
The National Series Carlow triathlon took place today and the club was represented at this event by Ronan O'Driscoll. We are reliably informed that he easily won this event and has gotten a load of NS points for the club. Well done Ronan!!!
The Greyhound Dash
Friday night saw a group of members out (or more aptly herded out by Ken Hassett), to take part in the extremely accurate and flat Greyhound dash 5k in Toomevara.
Well done to David, JP, Paul, Eddie, Noel, Johnny, Ronan and young Tom who won the junior event. At some stage we may get the times but our understanding is that they have no accurate watches in that end of the county. Nevertheless reports are that all the lads times were incredibly fast!!
The Dromineer Series
Yes its back!!! From here on out Wednesday nights are booked out for fun and frolics out in Dromineer!!!! All the training up until now has just been a warm-up to this main event!!!
The series starts this Wednesday at 7pm and for the first couple of weeks will be duathlon based before moving into the water for a number of triathlons and aquathons.
We are hoping to have a number of distances for both the run and cycle legs of the duathlons and we will post more information on this prior to Wednesday. All you need to know for now is to be ready for 7pm Wednesday at the front car-park in Dromineer.
Weekly training
The second club brick session of the year took place last Tuesday and was a bit of the wash out with the wet weather. We will run a final session this coming Tuesday prior to the Dromineer series and after this we will look to hit the Lake on Tuesday evening for some open water sessions!!! We have waited long enough to get in officially!!!!
Brick session
This will take place at 7pm in Nenagh CBS. The session will be the same as those previously undertaken and will combine the cycle and run element.
The brick session layout:
Run (10min) – Bike (20min) – Run (10min) – Bike (20min) – Run (10 min)
You will obviously need a watch to time yourself and can make the session shorter to suit your time and fitness. This session is open to all members and all abilities so we hope to see ye there!
Dromineer Series 2016
The Dromineer series gets under way on Wednesday night at 7pm from the front car park in Dromineer. A further post will be sent out on the series but for this week the format is Duathlon and the main distances will be the usual run – bike – run format.
5k – 19k – 2k
We will also have a shorter novice distance on offer as well so there will be something for all levels and abilities.
Swimming sessions: All training sessions will also now be included in the training session tab on the site so can be monitored for progress. Swimming training tab
2 morning session this week. Tuesday morning is a high-intensity short interval set while Thursday is a power set. Shorter versions for the novice lane will be supplied on the morning and will cover 1-1.5k.
|Tuesday 24th May
|300m f/c descending set
|every 4th length b/c
|breathe every 4th stroke
|4 x 50m f/c build
|1 x 50m b/c easy (250m)
|4 x 100m f/c on 1:20
|3 x 50m f/c on 40s
|1min rec x 3 (1650m)
|4 x 50m f/c recovery
|4 x 25m f/c sprint (250m)
|200m f/c easy
|Thursday 26th May
|300m f/c descending set
|every 4th length b/c
|breathe every 4th stroke
|2 x 100m f/c kick (f)
|4 x 200m f/c power x 2 (2000m)
|4 x 25m f/c sprint (100m)
|200m f/c easy
Running session: All training sessions will also now be included in the training session tab on the site so can be monitored for progress. Running training tab
Usual run session in Nenagh CBS at 6.30pm Monday. The session this week is a 800m/400m repeat session.
|Monday 23rd May
|15min easy
|1 x 50m build
|1 x 50m drill x 4 (800m)
|3 x 800m / 90 sec rec
|1 x 400m / 60 sec rec x 2 (5600m)
|2 x 800m / 90 sec rec
|2 x 400m / 60 sec rec x 2 (4800m)
|800m easy
The full weekly schedule:
|Run session: 6:30pm
Nenagh CBS.
|Morning Swim – 6:30 – 7:30 – Pool
Lane 1: Novice lane
| Brick session: 7pm
Nenagh CBS.
|Dromineer series: 7pm
Dromineer front car-park.
|Morning Swim – 6:30 – 7:30 – Pool
Lane 1: Novice lane
|Summer league cycle: 7pm Gooig, Limerick road.
|Saturday cycle: 9am Abbey court hotel
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Two of my favorite Daily Journal photos were made in Museums. But whenever I see the two photos together, I am reminded of how important backgrounds are. More specifically, we are talking about the ratio of background to foreground. Both of these assignments were about exhibits that would open shortly, and the purpose of the photo was to promote interest in the exhibit.
The first shot is a photo of Martine Franck, widow of the photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson, whose photographs helped define photojournalism in the post World War Two years. Franck was answering questions about a retrospective showing of her late husband's best known photographs. The exhibit included Behind the Gare St. Lazare, seen behind her.
I wanted to make a photo that showed Franck in the foreground and the iconic image, out of focus but recognizable, in the background. Since she had her well-worn 35mm Leica rangefinder camera with her, I had her hold it in her hands as though she was preparing to make a photograph. Since the museum's lights were incandescent and coming directly from above, I used the pop-up flash on my camera to provide some additional light into her eyes. I adjusted my vantage point to position the famous photo behind her. This is the photo I submitted.
While I was very pleased with the photo, the paper did not run the image, and after discussing it with my editor, agreed with her reasoning. The most important shortcoming was the photo's lack of context. With the single photo in the background, it is completely removed from a exhibit context. In addition, Franck completely dominates the image, making this photo a portrait of a photographer rather than a photo of an exhibit of a photographer's work. No one has denied that it's a good portrait, but it didn't meet the specific needs of the article.
A second assignment came with the opening of Japanesque, an exhibit showing the influence of the west on eastern art. Here Karin Breuer, the exhibit's curator, stands beside the easily recognized color woodcut "Cresting Wave off the Coast of Kanagawa" by Katsushika Hokusai. Luckily for me the light was coming from a relatively low angle so fill-flash was not necessary.
I was fortunate in both the visual elements of the background and the placement of Breuer within the image. The print on the wall is easily recognized, and the exhibit description is visible on the wall beside it. The four smaller prints add to the "museum" quality of the image. I was also fortunate that Breuer was explaining the print's significance to some journalists to my right, thereby anchoring her role as exhibit curator and allowing a more candid portrayal.
The moral of the story is this: Before you set about making a photograph, clarify the message the photo is to convey. That message will often go beyond the simple issues of choosing the foreground subject, since all of the visual elements in the background should help advance the the ambiance you are trying to convey.


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