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Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 Reporting
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Book DetailsLanguage : English
Paperback : 308 pages [ 235mm x 191mm ]
Release Date : June 2013
Author(s) : Damian Sinay
Topics and Technologies : All Books, Enterprise Products and Platforms, Microsoft Dynamics, Enterprise, Microsoft
Table of ContentsPreface
Chapter 1: Introduction to Reporting in Microsoft Dynamics CRM
Chapter 2: Database Basics
Chapter 3: Creating Your First Report in CRM
Chapter 4: SQL Server Report Builder
Chapter 5: Creating Contextual Reports
Chapter 6: Creating Inline Reports
Chapter 7: Using Reports and Charts in Dashboard
Chapter 8: Advance Custom Reporting and Automation
Chapter 9: Failure Recovery and Best Practices
Chapter 10: Mobile Client
Appendix: Expression Snippets
- Chapter 1: Introduction to Reporting in Microsoft Dynamics CRM
- CRM report types
- CRM report settings
- Categories
- Related Record Types
- Display in
- Languages
- SQL reporting services versions
- SQL Server databases
- Windows Service
- Report Manager website
- Report Server Web service
- Installation and configuration of Reporting Services Extensions
- Installation and configuration of Report Authoring Extension (Visual Studio development)
- Summary
- Chapter 2: Database Basics
- ERD basics
- Relationship types
- One-to-many relationships (1:N)
- Many-to-one relationships (N:1)
- Many-to-many relationships (N:N)
- SQL overview
- Select
- Update
- Delete
- Insert
- group by
- join
- SQL advanced
- Stored procedures
- Cursors
- Transactions
- FetchXML overview
- Select fields
- Filters and conditions
- Order by
- Group by
- Linking to other entities
- Inner join
- Outer join
- Summary
- Chapter 3: Creating Your First Report in CRM
- Using Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 Report Wizard
- Using Visual Studio
- Publishing the report
- Summary
- Chapter 4: SQL Server Report Builder
- Report Builder overview
- Datasets
- Query Designer
- Creating a new report
- Table or Matrix Wizard
- Adding a logo to our report
- Advanced reports with Report Builder
- Map Wizard
- Map visualization types
- Testing the Map report
- The Report Builder's limitations
- Summary
- Chapter 5: Creating Contextual Reports
- Using Visual Studio
- Toolbox
- Expressions
- Prefilters
- Report parameters in detail
- CRM_FilterText
- CRM_FormatDate
- CRM_FormatTime
- CRM_FullName
- CRM_FilteredAccount
- CRM_CalendarType
- Data sources
- Embedded data sources
- Shared data sources
- Data sets
- Groups on data sets
- Adding columns to the report
- Hiding and showing columns
- Charts
- Drill-down and collapsible controls
- Summary
- Chapter 6: Creating Inline Reports
- Embedding reports on an entity form
- Creating a custom solution
- Creating the HTML web resource
- Implementing the report control
- Developer Toolkit
- Summary
- Chapter 7: Using Reports and Charts in Dashboard
- Showing report on a dashboard
- Exporting dashboards
- Basic charts
- Drill-down chart
- Charts editor
- Exporting charts
- Charts internals
- 3D charts
- Summary
- Chapter 8: Advance Custom Reporting and Automation
- The ASP.NET report
- Late binding
- Early binding
- CRM integration
- Silverlight reports
- Basic report automation
- Report scheduling
- Advanced report automation (programmatically)
- Summary
- Chapter 9: Failure Recovery and Best Practices
- Common failures in SSR authentication
- Tracing
- Enabling CRM Trace
- Using SQL Trace
- Report development best practices
- Report deployment best practices
- Improving the performance of reports
- Creating report caching
- Creating report snapshots
- Summary
- Chapter 10: Mobile Client
- New features for mobile clients
- The sales process
- The autosave feature
- SQL Server 2012 with SP1
- Microsoft Surface
- The mobile client's considerations
- Authentication considerations
- Custom reports development considerations
- Summary
- Appendix: Expression Snippets
- Basic expressions
- Constants
- Variables
- Advanced expressions with VBScript code
- References
- Working with control events
- Actions
- Visibility
- Interactive Sorting
- Summary
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Sample chapters
You can view our sample chapters and prefaces of this title on PacktLib or download sample chapters in PDF format.
What you will learn from this book
- Understand the different report types we can create in Microsoft Dynamics CRM
- Learn basic database concepts like ERD and SQL and Fetch XML languages to create queries on our reports
- Create basic reports with the wizard and Visual Studio
- Build advanced reports with the SQL Report Builder
- Present reports in charts, dashboards and forms
- Integrate reports on CRM entity forms and extending the form's control capabilities
- Incorporate reports in CRM dashboards and understand chart basics to display important information
- Bind CRM data by using early or late binding and SQL reporting services report execution
- Follow the best practices and troubleshooting of different authentication issues
In Detail
All of the data entered into a CRM means nothing if it is unable to report the important information to our managers and executives in such a way that they can easily and quickly get the results they need. A better reporting system would enable them to make the necessary improvements to the processes that any business needs in a dynamic business world.For users and developers wishing to take advantage of using the report capabilities of Dynamics CRM, this is the book for you.
Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 Reporting is a practical and excellent reference guide that provides you with a number of different options you can use to create and empower the Reporting capabilities of Dynamics CRM. This will give you a good grounding in using the reports in your Dynamics CRM 2011 implementations.
This book looks at all the different options we can use to create reports in Dynamics CRM 2011, starting with SQL Reporting Services and custom reports, created in either CRM Report Wizard, SQL Report Builder, or Visual Studio. It will also show other options we can use such as dashboards, charts, and different ways to optimize and automate reports.We will also learn how to build our own reports either using the different wizards for basic reports or using Visual Studio for more complex reports. We will explore the options mobile CRM users have who want to run and see reports on these mobile devices.
The book is a focused and step-by-step tutorial on Microsoft Dynamics CRM Reporting capabilities. It will enable Dynamics developers to create and manage reports, know what tools to use, how to use them, and where to find the data based on how it's being entered into the system with Dynamics CRM.
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Effect of magnesium sulfate exposure on term neonates
2013; 33 (3): 188-193
To compare neonatal intensive care unit and special care unit (NICU) admission rates between term neonates exposed to antenatal magnesium sulfate (MS) and those unexposed.We performed a retrospective cohort study of all singleton neonates ?37 weeks born to women with pre-eclampsia from August 2006 to July 2008. Cases were defined by antenatal exposure to MS and controls by absence of MS exposure. The primary outcome was NICU admission. Data were analyzed via univariable and multivariable regression analyses.In all, 28 (14.7%) out of 190 MS-exposed neonates ?37 weeks were admitted to the NICU, compared with 4 (5.4%) of 74 non-exposed neonates (P=0.04). This association persisted after controlling for potential confounding variables including severe pre-eclampsia and cesarean delivery (AOR 3.69, 1.13 to 11.99). NICU admission was associated in a dose-dependent relationship with total hours and mean dose of MS exposure. Number needed to harm with MS was 11 per NICU admission. Among neonates admitted to the NICU, MS-exposed were more likely to require fluid and nutritional support than unexposed neonates (60.7 vs 0%, P=0.04), and trended toward more frequent requirement for respiratory support and greater length of stay.In term neonates, MS exposure may be associated independently with NICU admission in a dose-dependent relationship. Requirements for fluid and nutritional support are common in this group, likely due to feeding difficulties in exposed neonates. Assessment of acute care needs among all neonates exposed to MS for maternal eclampsia prophylaxis should be considered.
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New Castle City Council expects to approve an agreement Thursday to place six police officers at city schools.
The agreement is an addendum to one approved in 2007 by the city and the New Castle Area School District establishing a resource officer at the high school.
The city hired seven part-time officers last month. Six of them will be stationed at the district's other schools as a security measure in response to the shooting deaths of students at an elementary school in Newtown, Conn., in December.
Chief Bobby Salem said the new hires are undergoing training, but the schools are being staffed with other veteran officers.
Under the addendum, the initial term of the agreement for the six officers will run from the first day the officers are physically present at the schools through Dec. 31.
The agreement will automatically renew for one additional calendar year unless notice is provided by either party within 60 days of the expiration of the initial term.
The school district will be able to reduce the number of officers at any time because of school consolidation or at its discretion. If there is any reduction, the district must provide a 60-day notice to the city.
The city's cost is $129,792 in salaries plus about $3,000 for each officer to cover Social Security and other benefits.
Under the agreement, the district will pay the city $20,000 per officer per calendar year, with the amounts being prorated from the date the officers begin serving at the schools.
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Alex Knapp, Forbes Staff
I write about the future of science, technology, and culture.
"It takes a thousand men to invent a telegraph, or a steam engine, or a phonograph, or a photograph, or a telephone or any other important thing—and the last man gets the credit and we forget the others. He added his little mite — that is all he did. These object lessons should teach us that ninety-nine parts of all things that proceed from the intellect are plagiarisms, pure and simple; and the lesson ought to make us modest. But nothing can do that." – Mark Twain
The Oatmeal is a fantastic comic that I recommend that you make a habit of reading. However, even the greatest can go astray, and I'm pained to admit that The Oatmeal has done so regarding someone I regard very highly, and that's Nikola Tesla. Alas, The Oatmeal has fallen prey to Tesla idolatry, confusing his genius for godhood and of course, setting up the now all-too-common 'Edison as Tesla's arch-villain' narrative.
There are quite a few errors and misconceptions about both Tesla and Edison in this comic. But they're errors that I've seen before and they are often repeated, so it's worth the time, I think, to address some of the big ones.
Tesla Didn't Invent Alternating Current And He Wasn't A Major Power In The War Of The Currents
Let's start with the first thing the comic says: "In a time when the majority of the world was still lit by candle power, an electrical system known as alternating current and to this day is what powers every home on the planet. Who do we have to thank for this invention that ushered humanity into a second industrial revolution? Nikola Tesla."
This is just wrong. Alternating current was developed in principle by Michael Faraday and in practice by Hippolyte Pixii in the early 19th century. Practical devices employing AC in the medical world were developed before Tesla was even born. Contemporaries of Tesla working for George Westinghouse developed practical methods of distributing AC power from power plants before Tesla came to work for Westinghouse. Tesla himself actually studied the use of AC in college – he had an electrical engineering degree. (For those interested, here's a nice, concise timeline of the development of alternating current.)
Now, did Tesla help refine AC? Yes. Did he make some key innovations that made it even more practical? Absolutely. There's no question about it. He had an intuitive understanding of electricity that I quite frankly envy. He could make it dance. But was he indispensable to getting AC in place as the dominant means of electric power transmission? Almost certainly not. George Westinghouse was the man who won the War of the Currents in the United States, and in Europe, AC won the wars almost before they started.
Most of what the Oatmeal comic says about Edison is true. Yes, Edison did put on public demonstrations where he electrocuted animals to show the dangers of alternating current. Yes, he fought tooth and nail for his belief that direct current was a better way to transmit electricity. He was wrong. But, you know, AC is more dangerous than DC if it's not handled properly. [Author's note: The note on the relative danger of AC and DC was wrong on my part. Thanks to my commenters for pointing that out.] Keep that in mind and consider this: could it be that Edison wasn't "a douchebag" in the Oatmeal's words? Is it possible – just possible – that Edison honestly believed that AC was dangerous and honestly did not think it should be used? Very rarely on the Internet is this possibility even considered. Because every narrative needs a villain, right?
And one more quick thing. It's worth pointing out that alternating current was superior to direct current when it comes to the transmission of electricity (though new technology is changing this). But as Alex Waller rightly points out in his critique of this Tesla comic:
The irony here is that the computer that the author used to draw this graphic runs on DC power. The author's cell phone also runs on DC power. In fact, if the author went around their house and looked at all the electronic devices (coffee maker, microwave oven, clock, television, laptop, stereo, etc.), they would notice that almost every single one requires a conversion from AC power to DC power before it can be used. This is because while alternating current is indeed great for long distance transmission of power…it's shit for powering electronics. So perhaps I could suggest a compromise: if Tesla is the Father of the Electric Age, then Edison is the Father of the Electronic Age.
Edison Made Light Bulbs Practical
Edison's signature invention is the light bulb. Of course, Edison didn't actually invent the incandescent bulb, something that the Oatmeal comic is quick to point out when it says "Edison didn't invent the light bulb, he improved upon the ideas of 22 other men who pioneered the light bulb before him. Edison simply figured out how to sell the light bulb."
But what the Oatmeal says is fallacious. First of all, I'd contend that nearly every invention in the engineering or sciences is an improvement on what has come before – such as Tesla's improvements to alternating current. That's what innovation is. It's a social process that occurs in a social context. As Robert Heinlein once said, "When railroading time comes you can railroad—but not before." In other words, inventions are made in the context of scientific and engineering understanding. Individuals move things forward – some faster than others – but in the end, the most intelligent person in the world can't invent the light bulb if the foundation for it isn't there.
Secondly, the comic doesn't appreciate why Edison was able to sell light bulbs. He was able to sell them because through a lot of work by both himself and the scientists and engineers who worked for him, he was able to develop a light bulb that was practical. Before Edison, incandescent bulbs were expensive and tended to burn out quickly. Edison fixed both of those problems. And many of those men who pioneered the light bulb before Edison, such as Joseph Swan, openly admired Edison's solution to a very tough engineering problem.
Except for when he simply refused to pay Tesla $50,000. If that's not stealing then I don't know what is.
You need to check out OATMEAL's REPLY TO THIS ARTICLE:
Um. No. Lets look at the word inventor shall we?
A person who invented a particular process or device or who invents things as an occupation.
The simple fact of the matter is Edison did not 'invent' anything, he hired OTHER people to invent for him, and then patented their work so that he would receive the royalties for selling other people's inventions.
I'm not saying that isn't how businesses work, or that doing so is necessarily wrong. Most companies have a agreement when you are signing your employment paperwork stating: "Anything you create or conceive while at work is the property of the company." Tesla had probably signed a similar agreement when he had been working for Edison.
My point being that Edison was not an inventor. He was a salesman and marketer. Tesla was an amazing inventor who should have had the presence of mind to hire a lawyer.
"Edison's company didn't have that kind of cash on hand." hmmmm you got Edisons bank statements or something??? or did you look in his money vault??? how do you know this? Who even knows this? Who tells you this? why do you believe this?
"Well, there's no actual documentation that this happened" your talking about the 1900′s! here, most history is not supported by 100% evidence and documentation as not many documented anything.
How do you know it's NOT documented and not stated somewhere else for you to say that its not documented? did you bother to look at the Serbian, German, Italian history versions on Tesla.
Just because you have not read it does not mean it's not true or it does not exist.
Dude, Alex, you should really get your things straight. I totally agree that with less someone knows by the greater less amount he realizes what he doesn't know. You, my friend, are one of them. Most certainly and beyond any doubt in my mind, you are also a supporter of paid services and a society built like it is today, therefore you will never be able to understand Tesla. Nevertheless, you will never be able to make the difference between a salesman, a crock and an inventory, a genius.
Write what you have to write and debate what you have to debate, because otherwise you might not get your salary or the most appreciated companionship of your "salesmen" supporters :)
Have a nice day.
P.S. Start learning and reading before, douche!
Thanks very much for your comment!!
Absolutely right!…Edison was never an inventor, nor a Scientist, but a business man…He bought out all patents that could represent a fair income $$…that's all.
Sometimes, I wonder if people even read books. Where do you get these opinions on generalized ignorance of history. The most under appreciated neurological phenomenon in life is "understanding". Do you not understand that large swaths of history can range from false to speculation? I'm no conspiracy theorist, I'm simply pointing out that what was written on topics like Edison and his inventions was, by modern day historians and those in the technical field, disputed and sometimes discredited. Edison had a role, just don't minimize Tesla's "benched" work that largely aided Edison without credit.
Katherine Copas, I love you. What you said is absolutely right. And your final note about Tesla and the need of hiring a Lawyer is so true. Greetings from Argentina!!!


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You love the kid for wanting to play. His toughness was a big reason why the Vikings drafted Ponder No. 12 in April. But Ponder, whenever he is ready to rejoin the lineup, must cut down on his costly mistakes.
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"I know the coaches are going to take a look at it with him today," head coach Leslie Frazier said. "What you don't want to do is make the same mistakes repeatedly because that begins to get a little worrisome.
"He is doing some good things to offset some of the errors. We have to continue to accentuate the positives that he is doing and try to eliminate some of the negatives. But I do think he is growing. I think (Sunday) was a part of the maturation process for him, and we will be better for it and he will be better for it in time."
Part of the problem clearly is the protection. And if the play calling is not assisting that lack of quality pass blocking, the blame goes onto Bill Musgrave's head, too. There also is a lack of quality targets to throw to, and Ponder clearly has felt the need to be extra fine with his throws. But no question the clock in his head must be sped up as well.
Part of what makes Ponder so likeable is that he is willing to hang tough, deliver throws under duress and take big hits. That kind of toughness goes over big in the locker room and film room after the game. It tells his teammates that winning is most important.
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English as a Second Language (Teaching)
This is a licensure program that prepares students to teach English as a Second Language (ESL) at the K-12 level. Students receive a BS degree from the English Department by completing the ESLT major and the Professional Education sequence of courses. Students must be admitted to the Education Program before enrolling in Education courses.
Getting Started:
As early as possible in your academic career, read the Professional Expectations (PDF) statement very carefully and start implementing these ideas in your daily life. We will ask you to sign a copy during an advising session to signify that you are aware of these expectations and appreciate their value to your career as a professional educator.
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First Year
Second Year
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The Education Program at WSU
*More detailed information from the Education Department is available at the Education Advising Website. The dates, deadlines, and other information on this website are updated each semester.
In order to obtain a license to teach English as a Second Language (ESL), students must gain admission to the Education Program, complete the Professional Education Sequence, and finally, complete a Student Teaching Experience.
The Minnesota Department of Education And Winona State University require future teachers to take several tests.
*The new MTLE (MN Teacher Licensure Examinations) web site is http://www.mtle.nesinc.com/
There is a question and answer page you can examine on this site. If you click on Tests (look in the dark blue heading on the top of the page), and then click on a specific test, you will be able to find out the test fees, dates, and locations. You can also obtain practice questions and preparation advice. Practice tests and study guides are available for purchase. Rochester is the closest test site for WSU students.
Tests Required for Admission
All students must pass* the MTLE basic skills test before they can apply to the WSU Teacher Education Program. You will need to take the tests five weeks before the semester begins so you will have your scores for that semester's admissions meeting.
This test replaces the old PPST (a.k.a. PRAXIS I) that was offered by Education Testing Services. You must pass all three basics skills test, which cost $25 each. In order to take any test, you will have to pay a $50 registration fee that is good for one year.
*Previously, students were required to take the tests prior to admission, then pass the tests before licensure. Starting in the fall of 2012, applicants to the Education Program must pass all three basic skills tests in order to be admitted.
Tests Required for Licensure
Towards the end of their careers at WSU, all candidates for a Minnesota Teaching License must take and pass a pedagogy test and a content area test for each content area of their Teaching Program. We recommend taking these tests the semester before student teaching. The pedagogy test has two subtests that cost $35 each. The content-area test has two subtests that cost $35.00 each. All tests require a one year $50.00 registration fee.


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PORTLAND -- A Portland family that has a child with autism is suing health insurance provider Providence Health Plan after the family says the plan denied them a doctor-recommended therapy.
Today, Lucia Alonso's 6-year-old son is talking and going to school. It didn't always seem so hopeful.
At 14 months, she says he stopped using the few words he knew and avoided eye contact. Her son's doctor recommended a treatment called ABA, or Applied Behavior Analysis. Alonso credits that treatment for helping to slowly bring back her son's social interaction.
There's one big problem—she can't pay for it.
"Everyday people like us can't afford to spend three to four hundred a week on therapy," Alonso said.
She says her insurer, Providence Health Plan, repeatedly denied her coverage for the ABA sessions. After consulting with other parents who faced the same struggle she decided to hire a lawyer and file a class action lawsuit in U.S. District Court.
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The Alonso's attorney says it could be seven months or more before a judge hears the case. In the meantime, Lucia Alonso's son and others like him wait to go back to ABA therapy.
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When it comes to comfort food, it's hard to top these cheesy scalloped potatoes. Even if you are cooking for two, there is nothing better than having a pan of these to graze from throughout the week.
Scalloped potatoes is the American name for potatoes gratin. I've always felt the French version seemed a little fancy, if you know what I mean – delicious, don't get me wrong, but best reserved for special occasions.
Scalloped potatoes, on the other hand, seem a bit more "everyday." Perhaps this is because, like many people my age, I probably first encountered them straight from a box.
There are many variations on the recipe, but they mostly all consist of layers of thinly sliced potatoes bathed in a thick sauce of milk or cream. Plenty of variables come into play (milk or cream, Parmesan or Gruyere, fresh herbs or not).
Both baking potatoes, such as russets, and boiling potatoes, like Yukon Gold, will work. Baking potatoes are low-moisture, meaning they won't hold their shape as well as other types, but their starches help create a thick, silky sauce. Boiling potatoes hold up a bit better during baking and remain more firm. I say, just use what you have on hand or what you know you like.
Some recipes call for assembling the dish and then baking low-and-slow, but I prefer par-cooking the potatoes on the stove before they go in the oven, which ensures the potatoes are seasoned evenly throughout. You can use water, stock, milk, cream or any mix of the two to parboil.
Scalloped potatoes are definitely a recipe worth keeping in your arsenal, especially for nights when you deserve an extra special treat. These are scrumptious served warm from the oven but I think they get even better as they cool.
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Scalloped Potatoes With Onions and Cheddar Cheese
2 tablespoons unsalted butter
1 medium onion, thinly sliced
4 cups whole milk (or 2 cups milk and 2 cups water)
2 to 3 garlic cloves, smashed
1 heaping teaspoon Dijon mustard (or dry mustard powder)
2 1/2 pounds (about 6 medium) baking potatoes, peeled
1 1/2 cups grated cheddar cheese, divided
3/4 cup heavy cream
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
PREHEAT oven to 375 degrees. Lightly grease a medium-sized (1 1/2- to 2-quart) gratin or baking dish.
MELT the butter over medium heat in a large Dutch oven. Add onions and saute until softened, about 5 minutes. Add the milk (or milk and water), garlic and Dijon mustard, and bring to a gentle boil over medium heat. Add a generous amount of salt and pepper.
SLICE the potatoes to 1/8 inch thick, using a food processor or mandoline for even thickness. (Do not rinse the potatoes.) Add the potatoes to the milk and simmer until the potatoes are almost tender, about 10 minutes. They should still have some resistance when poked with a paring knife.
USE a slotted spoon to transfer half of the potatoes and onions to the baking dish. (Discard the milk or save for another culinary use.) Season the potatoes generously with salt and pepper and top with 3/4 cup cheddar cheese. Cover with the remaining potato mixture, season again with salt and pepper and top with remaining cheese. Pour the cream evenly over the potatoes and cheese.
BAKE until crisp and golden on top, 50 minutes to 1 hour. Cool at least 10 minutes before serving. (Leftovers make a great breakfast side dish.)
Yield: 6 to 8 servings.
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Vice President Joe Biden took his fight against gun violence to a Google+ Hangout Thursday, but ended up recommending the best gun to buy for anyone hoping to protect themselves after a natural disaster. "If you want to keep people away during an earthquake," he said, "buy some shotgun shells."
The vice president's surprising advice came at the end of a half-hour chat, during which he was pressed to defend his recommendations to President Obama that became the basis of the president's recent executive orders and legislative proposals. It came in response to a questioner who explained that many Americans see assault weapons as "the last line of defense" after something like an earthquake in California.
"Well, guess what," Biden responded, "a shotgun will keep you a lot safer, a double barreled shotgun, than an assault weapon in someone's hands that doesn't know how to use it." He added, "It is harder to use an assault weapon to hit something than it is with a shotgun."
The vice president made a larger point that he regards the effort to restrict the size of magazines as more important than reinstating the assault weapons ban. "More people out there get shot with a Glock that has cartridges that you can have magazines where you can put 2, 10,8, 12, 16, 30 shells in it than from any assault weapon you see," he said. "I'm much less concerned, quite frankly, about what you call an assault weapon than I am about magazines and the number of rounds that can be held in a magazine."
He said that the some children may have been saved had the shooter in Newtown, Conn., been forced to pause long enough to change magazines. "His response time, in fact, might have saved one kid's life," he said. "I'm not making the argument that this will end crime… There is no sporting need I'm aware of to have a magazine that holds 50 rounds. None that I'm aware of, and I'm a sportsman."
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Original recipe yields 24 cookies
- In a small bowl, stir together the heavy cream and sour cream. Cover and refrigerate overnight.
- Let the sour cream mixture come to room temperature. It should take about 30 minutes. Preheat the oven to 475 degrees F (245 degrees C).
- In a large bowl, mix the sugar, shortening, and egg yolk together using an electric mixer. Stir the vanilla and baking soda into the sour cream mixture. Stir the sour cream mixture into the bowl with the sugar and shortening until well blended. Combine the flour and baking powder; stir into the batter until fully incorporated.
- Place the dough on a well-floured surface, as the dough will be sticky. Use ping pong ball sized pieces of dough, and roll out into an 8 or 9 inch rope. Form into a 'lazy eight' or 'infinity sign', and pinch the ends together. Place on ungreased cookie sheets.
- Bake for 5 minutes in the preheated oven, or until slightly brown. Cool completely before storing in an airtight container. Store at room temperature for up to 5 days, or 1 month in the freezer.
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After trying to decifer my mom's recipe for this, which was handed down by her mom and so on, I found this recipe which was almost exact, except I used buttermilk instead of heavy cream. Calling the dough sticky is the understatement of the century, there was no way I could roll it out and make shapes (perhaps because I used buttermilk?) SO, I came up with a GREAT idea to put it in a ziplock bag, cut the end and pipe the shapes onto the cookie sheets. They came out FABULOUS! And taste just like I remember from when I was a kid. Thank you!
I have a similar recipe for the Norwegian "soft" Kringla cookies/cakes. Mine uses buttermilk though, but I think the sour cream is the key to fab flavor. Soft Kringla are amazing! I do mine in all sorts of shapes, but be careful to keep the same shape on each cookie sheet for even cooking. I do hoops, figure 8's, twists, 'S' shapes, and spirals (think snail shell). I've experimented with coating these in chocolate --- amazing! You can dip half a cookie, or use a thin-tip pastry bag and swirl on (think of following the spiral indent) or stripe on. Gotta use good quality bittersweet or semisweet chocolate though. Great recipe! Glad to see another soft-Norwegian Kringla recipe on the web.
I wanted to try some Norwegian recipes for Christmas for my fiance's family who are Norwegian. They all loved this recipe. It is a little time consuming but turned our very good. The cookies are not too sweet and are great in the morning with coffee.
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Amount Per Serving (24 total)
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- Fat
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- 11%
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- 8%
- Protein
- 2.2 g
- 4%
- Cholesterol
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- 9%
- Sodium
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- 4%
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Here are the facts on the actions and positions Paul Ryan, Mitt Romney, Joseph Biden, and Barack Obama have taken on issues which may be particularly important to women:
THE LILLY LEDBETTER FAIR PAY ACT: a bill to make challenging unequal pay easier for women, which passed the senate 61-36
RYAN: Voted against.
ROMNEY: Declined to state whether he would have supported.
BIDEN: Voted for.
OBAMA: Voted for, and it was the first bill he signed into law as president.
BIRTH CONTROL: accessibility and insurance coverage
RYAN: Opposes. Introduced "Personhood" amendment that would outlaw some forms of birth control, and has vowed to revoke the ACA, including its requirement that birth control costs be covered by insurers, on "day one."
ROMNEY: Opposes. During a town hall in March, he told a voter to "vote for the other guy" if she wanted access to "free birth control"; Has said he disagrees with the Supreme Court decision in Griswold v. Connecticut, recognizing the constitutional right of married couples to use contraception, and would leave the issue to the states, making a woman's (or man's) right to obtain and use contraception dependent on where that person lives.
BIDEN: Supports. Reportedly warned Obama that insisting on birth control costs being covered by the ACA would cost him votes.
OBAMA: Supports. Signed Affordable Care Act into Law.
RYAN: Opposes. Has said, "I'm as pro-life as a person gets. You're not going to have a truce. Judges are going to come up. Issues come up, they're unavoidable, and I'm never going to not vote pro-life." Has voted 60 times, consistently anti-choice, including votes to ban access to abortion in cases of rape, incest, or to save the life of the mother. Cosponsored "Personhood" legislation that would outlaw abortion and some forms of birth control.
ROMNEY: Opposes. On his campaign's official website, he asserts that "Americans have a moral duty to uphold the sanctity of life" and "the right next step is for the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade."
BIDEN: Supports. Doesn't think the government should be involved in making judgments on whether a woman can, or should have an abortion, but opposes public funding for abortion.
OBAMA: Supports. Advocates allowing women to make "these profoundly difficult decisions" themselves, and says on official website that he "believes a woman's health care choices are personal decisions, best made with her doctor—without interference from politicians."
RYAN: Opposes. Voted against allowing embryonic stem cell research.
ROMNEY: Opposes. Stated opposition in 5.3.07 GOP primary debate. Official website states, that when "confronted with the issue of stem cell research as governor of Massachusetts," he chose "to support life."
BIDEN: Supports. Voted yes on Stem Cell Research Act of 2007, Stem Cell Research Hope Act of 2007, and Stem Cell Research Bill of 2005, all of which passed Senate with strong bi-partisan support.
OBAMA: Supports. Signed executive order to set in motion increased funding for stem cell research, reversing Bush directive banning federal funding for research other than on already established lines.
PUBLIC FUNDING OF PUBLIC BROADCASTING, including early childhood education programs like Sesame Street:
RYAN: Opposes. His proposed budget would cut funding.
ROMNEY: Opposes. Would vote to defund in favor of "free enterprise," which would presumably include commercials or be limited to those who can afford to pay.
BIDEN: Supports.
OBAMA: Supports. Appropriated $445 million in fiscal 2012 to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting
RAPE/VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT: The Violence Against Women Act—landmark legislation to prevent rape from being written off as a woman "asking for it" or sexual miscommunication, and domestic abuse from being dismissed as a "family matter"—passed in 1994 with strong bipartisan support, but expired last year. The Senate passed a reauthorization with strong bipartisan support (68-31). The House has refused to allow the Senate version of the bill to come up for a vote, but instead passed their own version, which excludes protections included in the Senate bill for immigrants, American Indians, gays and lesbians, and student victims.
RYAN: Voted for Republican version of VAMA. Co-sponsored House Resolution 3 (to "prohibit taxpayer funded abortions and to provide for conscience protections"), which would have narrowed the rape exception for abortion access to cases of "forcible rape."
ROMNEY: Was "not familiar with" the landmark VAWA when asked about it during 2008 campaign, but now supports some version of it.
BIDEN: Authored the original VAMA, and continues strong support.
OBAMA: Supports the Senate bill and has threatened veto of the weaker House version.
RYAN: Opposes. Has consistently supported the Pence Amendment eliminating grants for Planned Parenthood
ROMNEY: Opposes. States on his official website that" he will end federal funding … Planned Parenthood."
BIDEN: Supports.
OBAMA: Supports.
RYAN: Opposes. As chair of the House Budget Committee, Ryan was the architect of a plan that proposes to cut $1.1 billion from early childhood education.
ROMNEY: When asked by NBC's Brian Williams about plans for early childhood education, responded with an answer about the benefit of having one parent stay at home while children are young. His official website page on education addresses only K-12 and higher education, and does not address early childhood education.
BIDEN: Supports. (See Obama, below.)
OBAMA: Supports. Obama-Biden "Zero to Five" plan would invest $10 billion per year to create Early Learning Challenge Grants, quadruple the number of children eligible for Early Head Start, increase Head Start funding, and improve the quality of both. He has vowed to work to ensure all children have access to pre-school, and create a Presidential Early Learning Council to increase collaboration and coordination across federal, state, and local programs.
RYAN: Opposes. Voted no on bill to allow federal employees four weeks of paid parental leave (75 percent of Fortune 100 companies offer 6-8 weeks)
ROMNEY: No Public Position. No public position on the Healthy Families Act, which would allow workers to earn up to seven paid sick days per year.
BIDEN: Supports. Did not vote on 2008 law, but fought for Family and Medical Leave (up to 12 unpaid weeks)
OBAMA: Supports. Has indicated support, and 2011 budget established a $50 million State Paid Leave Fund within the Department of Labor to provide competitive grants to help States that choose to launch paid-leave programs cover start-up costs.
Meg Waite Clayton is the nationally bestselling author of four novels, including The Four Ms. Bradwells, The Wednesday Sisters and the forthcoming The Wednesday Daughters. She's written for The Los Angeles Times, The San Jose Mercury News, Writer's Digest, Runner's World, Ms., The Literary Review and public radio. www.megwaiteclayton.com
Unfortunately the GOP is becoming an outdated party, and forcing voters to choose poor social policies if they want to have conservative fiscal policies. I'm hoping libertarians can solidify a base over the next decade and replace them.
On the economy, I have to question the Republican party's claim to fiscal responsibility. I offer as exhibit A the eight years of President Bush. I started life as a Republican, in the days when they supported Roe and the ERA, and I would support a Republican who was truly fiscally responsible and truly libertarian on social issues, as opposed to libertarian on guns but not so much on women's bodies or anyone's freedom to marry people they love. But I'm not sure that creature will exist again in my lifetime.
This is a wonderful, clear, concise article. I wish everyone would read it before voting.
Thank you, Deborah.
If we could blanket the nation with facts like these, America would recover.
I talk about propaganda induced public ignorance all of the time. This is the first time I have seen actual facts posted for the public to view. No partisan bickering, no opinion. We could save the nation with this stuff, literally.
Americans are not unintelligent, just completely uninformed. We lack the ability to form viable governments because we lack the understanding of what our governments truly consist of. Liberty isn't a hand out, liberty is what happens when the people work to create good government.
We can't form good governments lacking facts. America is so devoid of facts, these may be the only ones in the nation. But if you can do it, so can we all. Thank you.
Succinct and invaluable. As Ryan noted here, "Judges are going to come up. Issues come up, they're unavoidable…"
Meg, you do such a great job here, how about the candidates' position/statements about climate change and the environment?
Given these facts & the way liberal social values have gained in America since romney shut down the chick-fil-a "thang", we can now easily see that Mitt Romney is conservatisms' Caligula.
& conservative social values are enduring, & have endured for some sixty years at least, an all consuming identity crisis.
Are conservative conscious of these two points? Facts perhaps even.
i dont agree with most of what Romney/Ryan have to say on women's issues, but so long as Republicans leave it to the states, we can fight that battle state by state. It is what the LGBT community has had to do for the last decade. And it will force women in states with restricted reproductive rights to wake up and coalesce around a realistic plan. The problem is 2-fold: (a) there is no point demonizing women who don't agree with our view of reproductive rights (i am in the camp that holds for 100% woman's right to choose). It is impractical as a policy, strategy and tactic. (b) The US Constitution clearly covers Griswold v CT, but the grounds for R v Wade are very tenous. There is no point hiding our heads in the sand about this. We have to wake up and face up. The solution though is not to be pawns in the hands of either the Dems or Republiicans but to cleave a women's independent path. I was physically sickened by the Fear mongering that both Biden and Obama engaged in, in their respective debates.
I'm afraid I disagree with you about the benefit of fighting anything state by state. Fifty years after the civil rights movement and the voting act, we have states trying to limit people the rights of people of color to vote.
I agree to fight each of these issues at state level.


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HELP 93 GMC Sonoma A/C problem, a/c clutch stuck
I just bought this 93 Sonoma V6 today, and when the vehicle is running I tried to spin the a/c clutch and its not moving, and if I turn the a/c on, immediately loud squeaking and looks to be like the pulley had stopped( but A/C pulley spins fine when a/c is off) so I immediately shut the a/c off so the belt wouldn't break.
I tried searching but seem to not find my exact problem but would this be a pulley bearing problem, clutch bearings or??
Hoping its not the compressor itself cause it still has not been converted to updated fittings and I dont have a evacuation tool to vac out the system to change out the compressor and that seems to be too costly for a 93 Sonoma, but I live in Florida so a/c is a need right now.
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Welcome to the G M T C ! I had a '93 S -10 for 3 years, but never head A/C problems. If you don't get an answer here try one of the "Tech." forums here. Good luck!
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Did you check the serpentine belt? If it is stretched, the tensioner pulley cannot produce enough tension on the belt, and the AC clutch will make lots of racket. You have tension reference points on the tensioner. Try putting a breaker bar on the nut on the tensioner pulley and pull a little on it to tighten the belt when you have the engine idling with the AC on. Does the noise stop? If so, you need to either replace the belt or the tensioner (or both).
I had this problem recently with my '94, AFTER I replaced the AC compressor (I had a leak in a seal on the compressor shaft).1994 Chevy K2500 Silverado, 454 (modified), original owner.
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I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but your compressor is locked up and will have to be replaced. I hope you can find someone who can help you with the procedure. I would help, but I live in Iowa . . .
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