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Using components: Database Source
Use the Database Source component, to load data from a database table or view.
source settings
- Define the parameters for connecting to your database table as follows (for more information, see Allow Xplenty access to my database server):
- database connection - either click the drop-down arrow and select an existing connection, or click (create new) to create a new connection.
- access mode - select table to extract an entire table/view or query to execute a user query.
- source schema - the source table's schema. If empty, the default schema is used.
- source table - the table or view name from which the data will be imported.
- split by column/max connections (optional) - use these fields to specify the degree of parallelism used to import the source table (If you leave these fields blank, the source table data is imported in a single task).
- split by column - specify the column name that will be used as a criterion to split the import workload. The total range between the low and high values of this column will be evenly split between the number of connections (tasks) specified in
max connections. We recommend using a column that is uniformly distributed across its value range. We will use the primary key by default.
Note: Splitting by a textual column may result in a partial or duplicate records if your database sorts in a case-insensitive order.
- max connections - an integer specifying how many tasks to assign to the import process.
Note: Do not increase the number of tasks above what your database can reasonably support.
- split by column - specify the column name that will be used as a criterion to split the import workload. The total range between the low and high values of this column will be evenly split between the number of connections (tasks) specified in max connections. We recommend using a column that is uniformly distributed across its value range. We will use the primary key by default.
- where clause - optional. You can add predicates clauses to the WHERE clause as part of the SQL query that is built in order to get the data from the database. Make sure to skip the keyword WHERE. e.g.:
- good:
prod_category = 1 AND prod_color = 'red'
- bad:
WHERE prod_category = 1 AND prod_color = 'red'
- or query - type in a SQL query. Make sure to name all columns uniquely. When using regular expressions, make sure to escape
- example:
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- pre-process action - You can select copy to copy the data from the database source to an intermediate storage before processing the data or select none to read the data from the database and apply transformations or store it into the destination immediately. copy may keep the database connections open for shorter periods of time, but using none would usually result in quicker job execution times.
Then click the Test Connection button to help check that the connection is good and that the source table exists.
column mapping
- After defining the source settings you can use the green Auto-detect schema button to get the field names and data types or the Preview button to preview the data and fill in the fields manually.
- Define the columns you want to extract from the table as follows:
- Define the column name in the table.
- Define the alias you will use for the column as a field in the data-flow.
- Define the data type for the field. Use the following table when matching database data types to Xplenty data types.
SQL Server
|varchar, char, text, time, interval
|varchar, nvarchar, text, time
|varchar, nvarchar, text, ntext, time, datetimeoffset
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|bit, bool, tinyint, smallint, mediumint, int, integer
|tinyint, smallint, int
|tinyint, integer, smallint
|decimal, real
|decimal, float
|decimal, numeric, float
|float, binary float, real
|double precision
|numeric, decimal, binary double
|timestamp, date
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Thanks to many hours put in by the handsome, unflappable Joe, my enormous blog has migrated from Blogger to WordPress. I have some mixed feelings about this -- I wasn't all FUCK YOU, BLOGGER, YOU SUCK! when they announced they were withdrawing support for the unwieldy circus my uploading procedures had (apparently) become. It's just that our needs weren't the same anymore. It was like breaking up with someone I still really liked, who always treated me pretty well and he had a certain style and we totally liked the same kind of peanut butter, but then suddenly he told me that to keep the relationship together I'd have to move to Beijing.
So since he was moving out anyway, I thought I'd redecorate.
My other news, of course, is that Alice and I delivered the manuscript for Let's Panic to St. Martin's Press Monday morning at 1:45 a.m. Eastern time so our editor would find it in her inbox when she arrived at work. (This was Alice's idea. I was thinking of sending it around noon, maybe? After a late breakfast?) Surprisingly, to me, maybe not to you, after pulling several 16-hour days of writing and editing and IM'ing and losing the ability to tell if anything I'd written was funny anymore, I woke up Monday morning to discover my eyes hurt. I had legitimately overworked my eyeballs, my eye stems -- all my eye appurtenances. My little eye biceps were tired, you guys! These drugstore reading glasses have done me no favors, I suppose. Apart from making it possible to read. So I need to find a good ophthalmologist, or maybe just an optometrist, and I'd go to Wikipedia to remind myself of the difference right now but, OW, IT HURTS TO LOOK AT THINGS, OW.

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I've been really lucky. Since I moved to Beijing in October 2012, I have been back and forth to the U.S. three times. Late last night, actually early this morning, I got back to Beijing from my trip to see my family in Michigan. I bought round-trip tickets for my first couple of trips, so I was starting out each trip as technically a return leg of the previous trip. That was getting confusing, so I finally bought a one-way ticket. Now my return leg was finally to Beijing. So, yeah, I'm back in Beijing.
My trip coincided with the beginning of Tulip Time in my home town Holland, Michigan. I didn't see any of the parades, but the weather was lovely and there were tulips everywhere.
I visited with my parents and both of my grandmas. It was great to have them all to myself, without the hoopla of a holiday or big family gathering. This was especially true for my visit with my Grandma Hatch. I think this was probably the first time that she and I spent time alone. She is really frustrated with her failing eye sight, because it means that she can't do all of the knitting and crocheting that she would like. She was telling me how she just doesn't watch soap operas and hasn't ever been much of a reader — "I'm crafty," she said.
She has always produced tons of crocheted ornaments, dish clothes, and things. We went through her box of patterns and we kept running across all of her old favorites. I get the idea that she can't manage most of these anymore. She said she can still do little crocheted scrubbies for washing dishes, but they're pretty boring. She showed me a knitting pattern she recently gave up on because it was just too small for her to see. She tried different sizes of needles and different color yarn, but nothing helped. I hope she finds something else.
She also spent time telling me about her grandfather and her father in Hart, Michigan. I really have only heard bits and pieces of her family story, and I was a little embarrassed about revealing my ignorance. When I asked her if she remembered seeing her grandfather at the thrasher, she looked up from the photo she was showing me a little startled and said, "Oh, I took the picture!" Ha. The sepia photos make it look so far away.
I learned about her "two-week vacation from school" to help pull potatoes from the ground. And her grandfather coming to America from the Netherlands at 18 years old. Growing his farm to 80 acres. Converting it to cherries. Giving it up to homestead a smaller plot of land with his brother. Her father with 40 acres. And, yes, maybe the land is still in the family — a cousin or something.
Anyway, she gave me a couple of crochet patterns to try. I hope I can complete a project and show her by the time I get back to Michigan again.


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Do you feel like you're pushing a boulder uphill when it comes to changing your organization? Ever wonder if you are using all the tools at your disposal to make change happen?
Join me for a free webinar next week featuring 10 Essential Tools for Change Agents.
As the foundation of the INflux Change Agent Network program, the 10 Essential Tools focus on how to influence change in your organization. This free webinar will highlight the 10 Essential Tools as a preview of what you will learn as a member of the INflux program.
Date: Thursday, December 10, 2009
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Economic ties are one of the mainstays of the relationship between China and the United States. A research group in New York recently reported that since the year 2000, Chinese companies have invested 46 billion dollars in the U.S. CCTV's Mike Walter filed this report from Los Angeles.
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Mallorca's impressive quality of rock climbing is situated in atmospheric surroundings of majestic mountains and sea cliffs. With low cost flights and fantastic Mediterranean weather, this is an appealing destination. Largest of the Balearics, Mallorca is one of the most beautiful islands in Europe. It's vibrant coastal capital, Palma, is a historic cathedral city.
Mallorca has been on the map for climbing for many years and offers something for everybody to enjoy! Whether you're looking for that first-time climb or whether you're up for more advanced challenges and evil overhangs, this is the place to set goals and work on improving your climbing. Most of the rock climbing here is single-pitch, although there are also grade 6 and above multi-pitch routes on offer.
Look below for upcoming Mallorca holidays and courses. If you don't see what you're looking for from the courses below then get in touch and we can put something on for you!!
Weather & Climate in Mallorca
The best time to go rock climbing in Mallorca is in the spring season, when Mallorca has pleasant and mild weather. During the peak of the summer, it becomes too hot and humid to comfortably climb. Although the winter is typically dry, it is often quite cold in comparison to other Mediterranean areas, like the Costa Blanca. Therefore we prefer to organise climbing trips to Mallorca from late March to early June.
Mallorca Accommodation
You will be based in a self-catering apartment in Santa Ponsa, which is situated on the South West Coast of Mallorca, in the heart of many of the attractions the island has to offer. It has plenty of local restaurants, bars and amenities, and is surrounded by beautiful walking and cycling paths, either along the coast or in the mountains.
The accommodation here offers some nice places for you to reflect with other Rock & Sun guests after a great day's climbing. Why not share a bottle of wine on one of the terraces that overlook the mountains?
Type of Climbing:
- Great for grade 5 and above
- Inland and sea cliff climbing
- Sport climbing
- Single pitch
- Multi-pitch
Quick Facts:
- Over 2,000 routes
- Fly to Palma
- Transfer time: 30 minutes
- 7 nights accommodation
- Airport transfers
- Transport to and from the crags
I had a great time in Mallorca…
Kim K.
9th May 2018
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New EC rules will ruin rearers of gamebirds.
(The Times, 13 January 1996, p1, The Sunday Telegraph, 14 January 1996, p28)
EC legislation requires that substances used in veterinary medicinal products for administration to food-producing animals be scientifically evaluated for their safety for the consumer. This evaluation is carried out by the Committee for Veterinary Medicinal Products, established by Directive 81/851/EEC.
Dimetridazole is a substance which was used in veterinary medicinal products for the treatment of certain parasitic diseases in poultry, including gamebirds, and pigs. The scientific evaluation of this substance identified it as potentially carcinogenic for the consumer of foodstuffs derived from treated animals. Consequently, as the protection of public health must prevail over any other considerations, the Commission proposed to ban the use of dimetridazole in food producing animals, and in accordance with the regulatory process adopted Regulation 95/1798/EC in July 1995 banning the use of dimetridazole.
Gamebirds are nowadays farmed for human consumption. A great number of animals are involved, with obvious public health implications.
Both for reasons of public health and animal welfare, emphasis should be given to sound animal husbandry; in this particular case, prevention of parasitic disease in poultry and gamebirds lies essentially in the improvement of hygiene and farming conditions. In regions outside the Union, industrial farming of poultry and gamebirds has maintained its activities despite a ban on the use of dimetridazole. In the United States it has been banned since 1987.


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You will often hear teenagers or young adults state that my children aren't *mine* and why am I being so possessive of them. Their thinking is that each person has their own will and choice in life and they are their own person and that we can't own people. I disagree.
My children are *MINE*
I am legally responsible for my children's well-being. They are unable to consent to medical procedures, register for school or lessons or represent themselves in a court of law. If my child commits a crime or vandalizes someone's property I am legally and financially responsible for the repercussions If *my* toddler uses a rock to 'draw' on another's car then I am the one calling my insurance company and negotiating payment and righting the wrong that my child did. When the police call looking for the responsible adult belonging to said child, they are looking for me. These children are legally mine.
These children are a part of me, a part of my very DNA. I spent years readying my body to house these perfect little beings for 9 months. I changed my diet, my actions, my thought processes just to care for this not-yet a person being. Even before the stick turned blue I was counting my caffeinated beverages, avoiding alcohol, and microwaving deli meats. Once the pregnancy was confirmed I changed everything about my life to my daily activities (I needed far more sleep) to my diet to our long term plans. We made different purchasing/financial decisions. After the child was born I spent the next 12-15 months continuing to feed the child with my body. I continued to watch my diet, depending on each child's needs, and ensuring I was available for my child at all hours of the day and night to nourish their little bodies. I could argue that I continue to feed my children; after all I do all the grocery shopping, cooking, dishes, counting calories, calculating exercise to food intake, protein vs empty calories. These children are a very part of me and my body, my energies and my life.
Its my responsibility to ensure these little beings grow up to be successful productive members of society. Some of the skills the children have learned are innate like grasping and sucking and walking. Others are taught like reading, building, engineering. I am their first teacher, as their mother. We choose, as parents, what to introduce them to, what classes they should take to continue to grow their skills. I take an enormous amount of pride when one of my children accomplishes something new. I know that it was our work together that helped them reach that goal, either through direct teaching or something more indirect like simply driving the child to practice or paying for lessons. Some of the time those accomplishments are part of ourselves showing through - like Connor's love for science and reading is so much like his father and Lainy Ann's love and compassion for her younger siblings comes directly from her mother.
So, yes, these are *MY* kids. I take responsibility for them. I will continue to teach them by exposing them to great literature, STEM based classes and activities, scouts, sports, robotics, programming, religion, etc. As parents we will continue to nurture them and guide them in what we want them to learn about, because they are my kids.


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What 4x4 should I buy?
* Your car questions answered * From scrap cars to cop cars * Ask us here, too...
**Q) The recent heavy snow has convinced me to buy a small 4x4, but as well as being able to handle icy conditions, it also needs to be nippy enough to handle my daily motorway commute.
So far, I've looked at the Fiat Panda 4x4 Cross any thoughts?
Jack Turner**
A The diesel Panda 4x4 is surprisingly capable in slippery conditions, but it's painfully slow and at 12,850 is expensive for what's essentially a small city car.
For an extra 445 we'd recommend the larger Fiat Sedici 1.6 Dynamic it's more spacious inside and far more capable on the motorway. However, it won't be as frugal as the Panda, because it runs on petrol rather than diesel and has a more powerful engine.
If fuel economy is a priority, a 2.0-litre diesel version of the Sedici is available, but at 15,895 it bumps up the price by a hefty 2600.
If you can afford to stretch your budget even further, you might also want to consider the new Skoda Yeti 2.0 TDI S 4x4 (17,220).


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Lucy Monaghan is the joint head of the Forced Marriage Unit (FMU), a joint Foreign & Commonwealth Office and Home Office Unit. The FMU runs a public helpline, providing confidential advice and support to victims and professionals with responsibility for safeguarding children and protecting adults from the abuses associated with forced marriage.
Lucy works extensively with victims, NGO's and professional bodies to ensure victims are protected. Part of this work includes presenting at schools to educate the next generation.


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As housing prices in our major cities continue to climb, the Australian dream of owning a suburban home becomes an even bigger mountain to conquer. But is it worth the hike?
With his artist-designed tent, Perth-based artist Dan McCabe seeks to question how we might disrupt and mitigate suburban aspiration and gentrification, offering a humble and conscious way to view the world.
Shaped like a late 80s station wagon and parked on a curb, many commuters will overlook McCabe's alternative accommodation as just another part of the city's urban sprawl. However more curious passers-by will find the campsite a place for the exchange of ideas, environmentally conscious alternatives, and debates about the future of the Australian landscape and our place within it.
Bringing together design principles for low-maintenance living, local narratives and community conversation, Shadows on the hill draws upon topical issues for the nation's younger generations including climate change, economic crises, and the reality of the 'renting generation'.
Shadows on the hill has been commissioned and developed through Next Wave's flagship learning program, Kickstart. This project is supported by the West Australian Department of Culture and the Arts and International Art Space, through the Know Thy Neighbour program.
A big thank you to the Next Wave team especially Jof O'Farrell, Katherine and Marco from International Art Space, Rosie Jack, Harry Reid Saddler, James Hooper, Dale Buckley, Guy Louden, Eliza McCabe, Frazer McCabe, Leigh Robb, Rebecca Baumann, Ted Snell, James Fish, Rosanna Stevens, Adelaide Rief, Beth Muldoon, Pat O'Farrell, Tom Allum, Paul McCann, Annika Kristensen, and a special thanks to the staff at Festival of Ideas, Testing Grounds, ACCA, Footscray Community Arts Centre, Northcote Town Hall, Claire Robertson and Ben Rodin for hosting me in Melbourne.


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What do you need to plan for business success? Is it with a notebook and pen? An online course? A business coach? Recently, while getting ready for one of my workshops, I started thinking about everything needed to plan for business success. Here is what I came up with:
Know where you want to go
Without a bit of a roadmap it can be easy to get distracted, start a million different things, and consequently not follow through and finish any of them. Instead, you will feel frustrated that things aren't moving forward. A plan really helps, and trust me, as a person who isn't big on planning, it took me a lot to come around to that.
Stop thinking you need to know it all
You want to have a plan, but you don't have to plan everything forever. You can start with the next month if that's easiest! You can plan to keep things flexible enough to keep them interesting. You can make money without doing ALL THE THINGS you've heard will make more money. This is especially important for you over-planners out there. Some people keep jumping in with no idea what they're doing and others never jump in because they still aren't "ready." You don't need to have everything figured out to start moving forward.
Know how much money you want to make
You may not be able to make it from the start but you need to know what kind of money is going to make sure you feel good about running this business. And also understand that running a business means YOU have to save for taxes and you have expenses that people who work for others don't. If you want to make $5000 you need to earn more than $5000 so make sure you know your numbers.
Knowing these numbers will help you figure out what you're going to sell and how you're going to sell it too. They all tie together!
Do more of the things that feel good and that work well
So many of us fight the stuff that's easy. So many of us feel guilty making money doing things that we enjoy, because "work is supposed to be hard." That is not true and I'll keep reminding you of that until I'm blue in the face.
You're going to do the stuff you love with more heart. You're not going to procrastinate as much if you're selling things you love to do instead of things you know you can do but really wish you didn't have to do. Look for the things that light you up and look for the things that flow to you with ease and do more of those.
Take some time and think about how all of these play into your business. If you want ideas on how I can support you with any of them, let's chat! I have a bunch of things coming up this summer that might be JUST the right fit.


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Happy Easter from the Rippke family! We hope today finds you and your family well, renewed, and at peace.
We spent the majority of the day after church lounging around in a day of rest with the pup pups. And taking some pics of them...cause they're sooooo unbearably cute... :)
Me and my girls spending some time together. :)
Seriously, Bean would sleep all day if we let her...and sometimes we do.
She's so snuggly. :)
Izzy enjoying a little Sunday afternoon rawhide.


text: In this paper, a combined modeling framework consisting of goal modeling, process modeling and business process characterizing modeling is presented. The framework is made to guide both business experts and model developers during the life cycle of a modeling-based project development. We consider a business process characterizing model (BPCM) as a starting point for developing an IT system. Then, the start of goal models and process models can be derived from a BPCM model. Process models are then used as inputs for deriving a candidate IT system. A development methodology to guide the development of process models from business process characterizing model is proposed. Furthermore, the development methodology is illustrated by an exemplar in the field of scientific conference organization.


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As of July 1, 2017, the Artist Engagement Fund replaces the NPN Performance Residency and VAN Exhibition Residency. One fund is available to NPN and VAN Partners per Fiscal Year. NPN/VAN Partners who are commissioners on Creation & Development Fund work, may access one additional fund to present commissioned work.
The Performance Residency subsidizes the presentation of touring artists through one- or two-week community engagement residencies at NPN Partner sites. Artists are paid to publicly present their work and engage in community activities such as demos, open rehearsals, master classes or workshops in a wide variety of venues, from prisons to schools to community centers.
Each year about 110 residencies provide direct support to artist through a standard contract that guarantees artists a fair fee. NPN provides a subsidy ranging from $1,500 to $12,000 to every NPN Partner to offset artist's fees. NPN does not maintain a roster of artists. NPN Partners make their own curatorial choices.
Annually NPN supports $400,000+ in subsidies, leverages $1,000,000+ in matches, pays 600+ artists and facilitates 500+ residency activities per year.
Major contributors include the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, Ford Foundation, and the National Endowment for the Arts.


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The plastic bottles are recycled to make super fine Polyester Fibers (P.E.T. fibres) that can then be spun into thread and yarn. The thread and yarn are handwoven to make the beautiful indoor outdoor rugs.These rugs are indistinguishable from wool kilims. Super versatile, these rugs can be used indoors or on balconies, decking or even as picnic rugs. Some of the great features of these rugs are:
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By Chris Goldberg
Phillylacrosse.com, Posted 7/30/12
Ridley rising senior defenseman Nick Eufrasio has committed to play Division I lacrosse at Marquette University.
Nick Eufrasio log:
High School: Ridley High School
Graduation Year: 2013
Position: Defense
College Choice: Marquette University
Club Affiliation: HEADstrong
Major lacrosse honors: Under Armour All- America Team Philly, Philly Showcase Fab 40 2010-11, First Team All-Central, Second Team All-Delco
What will you major in/study? Undecided
Why did you choose Marquette? "Marquette has a great academic program along with an outstanding athletic program. After my last college visit I knew Marquette was the right fit for me. When meeting with Coach Joe Amplo and his staff they made me feel welcome and it seemed like I was at home. I am very excited to spend four years at a school like Marquette and start a legacy."
Outlook for 2013 HS season? "Take the season game by game and win a State Championship."
Other schools considered: Mount St. Mary's, Rutgers, Villanova, St. Joes
Additional Comments: "First, I would like to thank my Parents and my family for helping me be a better lacrosse player and pushing me to my potential.
"I would also like to thank all of my coaches Kevin Ellers, Doug Ellers, Chris Crooks, Scott Berkheimer, Jeff Murray, Steve Hill, Jeff Hewlings, Steve Naumowich, Stephen Brundage, Matt Flynn, Sean Kelly, Andrew Hunt, and Dave Simcox.
"Finally, my HEADstrong coaches Mike Colleluori, Brett Moyer, Brian Neary, Steve Lane, Eddie DiDonato, and the Colleluori family. I would also like to thank Chris Bryan."
Maple Zone Sports and Fitness Complex, the official sponsor for Phillylacrosse.com Boys' Recruits, congratulates Nick Eufrasio. Maple Zone, located on Conchester Pike in Boothwyn, offers numerous programs, leagues and instructional activities for boys' and girls' lacrosse players and also offers boys' U13 and U15 travel teams. Click here for registration for the Muck Dawgs travel teams.
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Admission tickets and exhibitor passes for Munich trade fairs no longer permit you to use the MVV free of charge.
Only persons who have the ISPO Card, the INHORGENTA CARD or a VIP Card can continue to use all MVV buses and trains free of charge:
All other visitors to Munich trade fairs must make their own ticket arrangements. We recommend the MVV OnlineTicket.
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Grampa or Not Grampa
Homer questions if Grampa is his biological father.
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40 Year Old Mail
Letters from a 40-year-old mailbag are finally delivered.


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Associate Professor of Music, Susquehanna University. Active soloist, adjudicator, clinician. Regional Director North American Saxophone Alliance.
Gail B. Levinsky has performed within the United States, Canada and Europe, and includes presentations at the North American Saxophone Alliance, World Saxophone Congress, British Saxophone Congress, United States Navy Band Saxophone Symposium, Festival of Women Composers, Southeast Composers League and the Indiana State Contemporary Music Festival.
As a solo performer, she is an active in commissioning and premiering new works for saxophone including, Tipping Point for Saxophone and Piano by Jason Bahr; Sun Dance for Two Alto Saxophones and Piano by Matthew Quayle; Call and Response for Saxophone and Piano by James Aikman; Barcarolle for Saxophone and Live Electronics by Patrick Long; Langston's Lot for Alto Saxophone, Tenor Voice, and Piano by Douglas McConnell; Around the Clock for Alto Saxophone and Electronic Tape by Michael Kallstrom; and Nebulae for Alto Saxophone and Organ by Frank Ferko. The release of her latest CD recording, Tipping Point: Music Saxophone & Other Voices (2009) features the compositions of Jason Bahr, Mark Engebretson, Paul Hayden, Matthew Quayle and Sonny Burnette.
Committed to the teaching and training of saxophone to others, Dr. Levinsky began her career teaching applied studies in the Dallas (TX) area. She regularly presents clinics at state music education symposiums, such as MENC Eastern Region Conference, PMEA, NJMEA DMEA, and the Midwest Band & Orchestra Clinic. In 2009, Levinsky published a new edition of Rosemary Lang's "Beginning Altissimo Method" (Ensemble Publications).
Levinsky received her Bachelor of Music from Butler University, and the Master of Music, Graduate Certificate of Performance, and Doctorate in Music from Northwestern University where she studied with Dr. Frederick L. Hemke. Her dissertation, "An Analysis and Comparison of Early Saxophone Methods Published Between 1846-1946," explores the first hundred years of published methods for teaching the saxophone. She is a member of Pi Kappa Lambda, Kappa Delta Pi honor fraternities, Who's Who in America and held elected offices with the North American Saxophone Alliance, with which she presently serves as its Region VIII director. Dr. Levinsky is a clinician/artist for The Conn-Selmer Company.


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April 11, 2013: Better Than Fences.
April 11, 2013: Better Than Fences.
By Brenna Rivier.
The fence is too high, their car blocks my lane way, my landlord never fixes anything, they play their music loud all night long and the list goes on.
We know the complaints, they start off small and before you know it calls are being made to by-law, parking and police departments. What if there could been some help right at the get go, that first time they blocked your lane way or refused to fix that first leaky faucet? Wouldn't life be a little sweeter?
Good news, thanks to Community Mediation Ottawa and their trained, dedicated and raring to go group of mediators, there is a solution. A recent presentation on March 6, hosted by the Hintonburg Community Association, Security Committee, filled us in on just how this little gem works.
Meredith St. Denis, coordinator and Maggie Daly, both volunteer mediators with the organization, were a delight with their obvious enthusiasm for the program and their belief in the process of mediation. They simply stated that mediation is a way to resolve disputes without fighting, going to court or just giving up.
For many of us, cost is most always an issue so good to know that community mediation is free, confidential and impartial. They also pointed out that not every situation can be mediated or that not all parties may want to participate. After all, just as it takes two to tango, it takes two willing participants to make for a successful mediation.
Mediation is simple in many ways, though, we often think it is way out of reach or just too complicated when in fact it may be just the opposite. In reality, it is just getting people together to talk and most importantly to listen to one another with the help of a neutral, trained, volunteer mediator. The very cool thing about mediation is that it is you and the person who you are in conflict with who come up with the solution. The mediator is there as a guide only. Just imagine, at one point you didn't think you could sit in the same room together and here you are coming up with solutions together! That is the beauty of mediation!
Community Mediation Ottawa officially launched their service on October 18, 2012: Conflict Resolution Day. If you feel like mediation might be a possible option for a conflict that you may find yourself in or you just want to find out more about how it works, why not give them a call. They can be reached at 613-235-5800 You can also look up their website at http://www.cmo-mco.ca .


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Best Selling Travel Writer Shares Advice in 'Ultimate Disney World Savings Guide'
Orlando, Florida — April 28, 2015 — Best-selling travel writer and former Disney cast member Beth Haworth has produced a money saving Disney guide that will help travelers interested in visiting the iconic theme park get the most out of their budgets.
Haworth's "Ultimate Disney World Savings Guide" (http://www.dwvacationsecrets.com) is a new resource that compiles the best tips, tricks and savings available for an affordable, fun Disney vacation. The strategies Haworth shares can save readers hundreds and even thousands of dollars.
Every tip and suggestion has been vetted by Haworth, a Disney enthusiast who has tested all of her suggestions by traveling to Disney herself, both as a Disney cast member and as a mother of three.
In the Ultimate Disney World Savings Guide, Haworth shares tips on how to dine and shop to save money, how to save money on the cost of tickets and upgrades (and where to locate the best deals), how to find the best airfare and lodging, and more. She also gives suggestions for the hottest Disney rides, the most talked about shows and more information that every Disney tourist will want to know before they travel to the area.
The book also offers information on what to do at Disney on a rainy day, the best parks to visit with and without children, rules for food at the parks, how to avoid lines, hidden entrances and shortcuts to attractions that allow visitors to bypass crowds, off-park attractions worth visiting, the best places for Disney souvenirs, and more.
The Ultimate Disney World Savings Guide contains over 100 pages of information, with access to a web link for monthly updates. The resource, which costs $29.95, comes with an unlimited money-back guarantee. It can be downloaded as an e-book in Adobe Acrobat PDF format instantly at http://www.dwvacationsecrets.com.
"I watched hundreds of families needlessly throwing their money away because they didn't know any better way," Haworth said. "That's how my e-Book was born. It's everything I've learned and discovered in making a Disney vacation an affordable and magical experience."
Learn more about the Ultimate Disney World Savings Guide at http://www.dwvacationsecrets.com/.
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Due to the various kinds of products, we have taken an action in two parts for selling as bellows:
1- Fine and processed magnetite: Due to improve of the quality of this part, it has been exported to China.
2- Lump and fine Hematite: it has been sold to cement factories such as Farsnov , Fars, Yasooj , Estahban , Kangan cement companies.
Nowadays, Maadkansar Mine is producing fine Magnetite iron ore with size of 0-10mm and 10-25mm with min grade of 53% and above
(Fetotal =53%) and also lump and fine Hematite in acceptable grade of cement factories.


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Welcome to our story of Oregon's population growth. On these pages, you will find information about how Oregon's population has grown and changed since its founding as a state in 1859, and up to 2015 when Oregon's population reached 4 million. Click on any of the headings below to get started.
This site requires visitors to view the charts, graphs and maps from a desktop or laptop computer as tablet and smartphones do not yet provide full functionality. It works best when viewed in Mozilla Firefox (PC or Mac) or Google Chrome (PC) browsers.


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Sue's AV Lenders List was created in approximately 2008. Libraries have been added and deleted since that date but the entire list has not been checked systematically. Please contact Sue Kaler (firstname.lastname@example.com) with additions, deletions or corrections. The file is in Excel format. Please follow the link to access the file, download it and use it as is best for your library.
To download the file, click here: http://www.masslibsystem.org/AV-Lenders-list-for-ShareILL.xls
Explanation of the columns: The first six columns are fairly self-explanatory. Libraries included are those that do (or did) supply via OCLC and lend some AV format to an area wider than their own state. Some of these libraries may lend AV materials outside of the United States, but this has not been investigated in this list. Price gives the range of prices a library charges. Reciprocal does not necessarily mean free, but instead it means "We charge what you charge." Under format, a question mark indicates that the particular format was not mentioned. When this list was compiled, ownership of VHS was more common. Potential lenders for VHS and DVD formats were listed separately. The third format column includes all types of sound formats (Books on Cassette, Books on CD, music CDs, LPs.) If a library lends any of these formats, the entry is "Yes." Sometimes there are comments in the last column with a more complete explanation.
The restriction columns: If a particular restriction applies, the entry is "True." Age True usually means they will not lend new AV materials, or at least some new AV materials. Return via UPS, etc. True means that they want AV materials returned via some service other than the USPS. It is so self-evident that fragile AV materials should be returned in a box that this restriction has not been noted. Entertainment or Feature True means that they will not lend fiction AV materials although they will lend non-fiction AV materials. Library Geog. True means they will lend AV to some geographic area larger than their state, but not to the entire United States. Library Type True means that they only lend AV to certain types of libraries such as other academic libraries or other libraries that also lend AV materials. Short Loan True means they lend AV for less than two weeks. No Renewal True is self-explanatory. Other Comments is a catch all column for other information that may be useful. Check the OCLC Policies Directory entries for further details regarding each library's AV lending policies. Please send corrections to Sue Kaler (email@example.com) so that the list can be updated. Thank you.


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Golf. Food. Friendship. This is your club.
We love the sport of golf. But if you're looking for a pretentious club, this is not it. Nittany Country Club is a fantastic, and friendly place to play golf, improve your game, and meet new friends. Our course offers excellent playing surfaces and challenging greens, situated on historic grounds.
Our clubhouse offers members great food with views of the mountains. Stop by the Grill Room for a delicious meal, or schedule a meeting or special celebration in our banquet facilities. Dine outdoors when the weather is nice, or take a dip in the pool to cool off after a round.
A variety of membership opportunities are available, including young adult and junior rates. A special rate is available for non-members in early spring and late fall. Our fees are reasonable, so if you're looking for an inviting place to play golf, think about joining Nittany Country Club.


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The GLOBALCIT Conditions for Electoral Rights 2017 (CER 2017) includes information on the conditions and procedures of access to the franchise in the 28 EU Member States, 20 American countries, and in Australia, New Zealand, and Switzerland in 13 types of elections and for 3 categories of persons: citizen residents, non-citizen residents, and non-resident citizens. The database is organised around a comprehensive typology of electoral laws which outlines, in a systematic way, the conditions and procedure of eligibility for voting and standing as candidate, in each type of elections and for each category of persons.
Please consult the Explanatory note: Conditions for Electoral Rights 2017 for further details of database organisation and contents.
Comparing electoral rights: citizen residents
'Citizen residents' designates the category of persons who are citizens of a state in which an election is taking place and who are also permanent resident there. The database provides comprehensive information on the conditions and procedures of the right to vote and to stand as candidate for this target group. This includes a summary of legal provisions on minimum age requirements, Disenfranchisement on grounds of mental disability and criminal offence, as well as information regarding the registration procedure (automatic or active) and voting methods available in each type of elections, both for citizen residents and for citizens who are temporarily abroad on the day of election.


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I recently went to my sister's open studio in Elliot, Maine and along with her beautiful handmade ceramics she had other vendors selling goods like this watercolor print.
I fell in love with this print when I saw it on her instagram post about the event. So I had to get one. I still need to find the right frame for it. I was thinking a thin wood frame.
This print is by the artist Leah Bares from Violette Tide Studios
I also recently found this cute coolor tote at Target on clearance for $2.98. I love having these for baseball games, trips to the park or when I take the kids on a long drive.
I also picked up these mini pictures for my gallery wall in the kitchen/sitting area. I have been collecting small art to cover the wall around the tv.
These cute mini wall hangings were only a $1.80 at Target. They are magnetic and also can hold some faux flowers or maybe pencils.
My sister gifted this hanging planter to me. You can visit Elizabeth Benotti Ceramics to see all her handmade ceramics.
She gifted this to Weston for his first birthday and its so soft and she knows how much we love camping. This is by The Bee & The Fox.
and this super cute and large tea towel was also a gift. It would make a great wall hanging also! you can find these here at Hearth and Harrow
I am working on finishing my craft/workspace to share soon. I have more home projects in the works.
Don't forget to follow me on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. You can find me on bloglovin but my blog does not appear on it for some reason I am still working on that.


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Richmond Jazz Festival was established in 2008 to promote the performance of contemporary jazz at an acoustic level by leading musicians on the British scene, and by regional and local musicians. A longer term aim was to promote workshops for young musicians.
The prime Festival performance venue is The Georgian Theatre Royal, Richmond, a Grade 1 listed theatre built in 1788. The small scale and intimate nature of its auditorium provides the perfect acoustic to listen to and perform music at an acoustic level.
Professional musicians who have performed at the Festival are Acoustic Triangle with Gwilym Simcock, Alec Dankworth's 'Spanish Accents', Chris Garrick & John Etheridge, Jackie Dankworth with Chris Allard, John Law Trio, John Law 'Congregation', John Taylor & Julian Arguelles, John Parricelli, Liane Carroll, Martin Taylor & Alan Barnes, Neon Quartet, Paul Edis Sextet, Polar Bear, Roller Trio, Tina May with Stan Sulzmann and Nikki IIes.
In 2009, a two-day workshop for young musicians was held. Unprompted, many of the musicians who attended, asked for further workshops. Four of the musicians had been brought to the workshop by Colin Bailey, a community musician. Following a discussion with Colin and the interested musicians, Colin agreed to help to establish and run the workshops. Workshops for musicians aged 12-19 have been held fortnightly since 2010. The aim of this unique, ongoing programme, is to help the musicians to gain the knowledge, skills, experience and confidence to create their own music through individual and group improvisation. The programme includes occasional concerts and an annual concert at The Georgian Theatre Royal as part of the Richmond Jazz Festival. Some of the workshops are self-led, the others are led by professional musicians; currently, Paul Edis and James Mainwaring. Somewhere along the way, the programme became known as 'Richmond Jam'. Seven of the eleven musicians who attended the two-day workshop became founding members of 'Richmond Jam'. Most of the music played by 'Richmond Jam' is original.
In September this year, for the first time, the Festival will present a concert featuring 'emerging' young musicians. Initially, this concert is being offered to groups which include a former member of Richmond Jam who is studying jazz at a music college or a university. This year, two groups will share the concert, The Continuum Trio and Square One.
On October 24th, pilot creative music workshops for Richmondshire musicians ages 8-13, led by professional musicians, will be delivered by Richmond Jazz Festival and funded by NYMAZ. See NEWS for details and registration form
Chris Powls
Founder and Director Richmond Jazz Festival
Richmond Jazz Festival's objects are; to advance and promote, by all available means and widest interpretation, the appreciation, practice, study and knowledge of the art of Jazz and other improvised music.
Lily Mascot Richmond Jazz Festival
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"What's happening in the King Towers echoes what we are seeing all over the city," said Michael Stanley, an organizer with Metro Industrial Area Foundation, a housing advocate group that's been critical of NYCHA for years.
Barbara Solomon, 59, says she has tried in vain to get management to fix her ceilings. "Too often, NYCHA doesn't show up, but even where they are supposedly fixing things, the repairs are usually so ineffective that nothing is really resolved or the problem even gets worse," Stanley said.
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Avery Dennison Corp.'s AVY, +0.01% fourth-quarter earnings fell 81% from a year-earlier period that included a tax benefit as the maker of labels and tags also reported sales declines at its retail branding and specialty businesses.
Shares were down 5.9% at $27 in recent premarket trading as the results were worse than expected and the company projected earnings for 2012 below Wall Street's views. Through Monday's close, the stock is down roughly 32% in the past 52 weeks.
For the year, the company projected per-share earnings of $1.80 to $2.15, while analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expected $2.71.
Avery recently agreed to sell its office and consumer products business for $550 million to 3M Co. MMM, -1.58%. The office and consumer space has become increasingly less important to Avery as it shifts its emphasis to other types of labels and tags.
Avery Dennison reported a profit of $22 million, or 21 cents a share, down from $114.2 million, or $1.06 a share, a year earlier. The latest period included a loss of 6 cents a share from discontinued operations, which includes its office and consumer products segment. Excluding restructuring-related costs and other items, earnings were down at 39 cents a share from 98 cents.
Revenue decreased by $8 million to $1.45 billion on sales declines at its retail branding and information solutions and other specialty converting businesses.
Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters most recently projected earnings of 46 cents a share on revenue of $1.6 billion.
Gross margin eased to 24.7% from 24.9%.
Its pressure-sensitive materials segment, the biggest contributor to the top line, reported sales growth of 1.9% though operating earnings fell 3.6% on lower margins.
The board declared an 8% increase in its first-quarter dividend to 27 cents a share.