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Saturday, January 08, 2005Valparaiso, Ind. - A 10-3 run over the final four minutes helped Oral Roberts defeat Valpo 75-68 in a Mid-Continent Conference game. Ron Howard led the Crusaders with a career-high 24 points, while Dan Oppland added 23.
The Golden Eagles featured a balanced attack, led by Caleb Green's 18 points and 13 rebounds. Ken Tutt scored 16 points and Larry Owens and Jonathan Bluitt added 12 each. The victory was ORU's first ever at Valpo in nine games.
Valpo (5-9, 1-1), which led most of the game, held a 61-57 advantage with 6:35 remaining. ORU (11-3, 2-0) went on a 6-0 run on two jumpers by Tutt and a layup by Green to take a 63-61 lead with 5:08 left.
Howard and Owens traded layups and Jarryd Loyd tied the score at 65-65 with 3:52 remaining. Two straight 16-foot jumpers by Andrew Meloy and another basket by Owens comprised another 6-0 run that gave the Golden Eagles a 71-67 lead at the 1:06 mark.
Howard, who scored 15 of his points in the second half, made a conventional three-point play to cut the deficit to 71-68 with 55 seconds left. Bluitt then drained two free throws with 30 seconds remaining to push ORU's lead to 73-68. Following a Valpo missed 3-pointer, Tutt made a breakaway layup with 12 seconds left to secure the ORU win.
In the first half, Valpo led by as many as eight on two occassions before ORU pulled within 31-30 with 3:20 remaining before halftime. Three baskets by Oppland in the final 2:27 ignited a 6-2 Valpo run as the Crusaders took a 37-32 lead at the intermission.
Foul trouble plagued Valpo as starting center Moussa Mbaye fouled out with 7:00 remaining and Oppland picked up his fourth foul with 15:02 left. Valpo was 11 of 13 at the free throw line, while ORU was 10 of 13.
ORU shot extremely well, making 52 percent from the field, but just 20 percent (3-15) from 3-point range. Valpo shot 40 percent overall, including 33 percent (7-21) from beyond the arc. Howard, Oppland and Seth Colclasure made two treys each.
The Golden Eagles outrebounded Valpo 40-30 as Mbaye topped the Crusaders with seven boards. Bluitt led ORU with eight assists, while Colclasure had team-bests of five assists and three steals for Valpo. ORU committed 13 turnovers to 12 for the Crusaders.
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Chapter 1: Advanced Hyperion Interactive Reporting Techniques
Chapter 2: Introduction to JavaScript and the Interactive Reporting API
Chapter 3: Creating a Simple Dashboard
Chapter 4: Introducing Dashboard Interactivity
Chapter 5: Building the Dashboard Framework
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- Introduction to the Oracle Hyperion Interactive Reporting 11 Expert Guide
- Review of Interactive Reporting concepts
- An Introduction to JavaScript in Interactive Reporting
- Building simple to advanced dashboards
- Advanced computations
- Briefing slides and batch exports
- The Central Code Repository
- Optimizing and Merging
- The EPM Workspace
- Interactive Reporting interface and components
- Review of Interactive Reporting sections
- Leveraging code
- Query section Computed Items
- Results section Computed Items
- Table section Computed Items
- Pivot section Computed Items
- Pivot Settings: True Totals and Surface Values
- Editing Pivot Computed Items
- Chart section Computed Items
- Report section Computed Items
- The Expression line
- Document Scripts
- Dashboards
- The Scripting Interface
- Summary
- Chapter 2: Introduction to JavaScript and the Interactive Reporting API
- Introduction to objects and collections
- The Script Editor
- Introduction to JavaScript
- Variables
- Variable data types
- Arrays
- Associative Arrays
- Functions
- Decision logic
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- Conditional statements
- Logical operators
- Loops
- Regular expressions
- Summary
- Chapter 3: Creating a Simple Dashboard
- Dashboard planning and preparation
- The BMV USA Executive Dashboard Example
- Creating data-driven dashboard objects
- Creating a Vertical Stack Bar chart
- Creating a Bar-Line chart
- Displaying pivots
- Creating a simple pivot
- Ranking and Pivot Drill path configuration
- Creating a simple dashboard
- Adding dashboard objects
- Adding graphics and controls
- Adding custom images
- Adding Hyperlinks
- Basic interactivity
- Gauges
- Configuring gauges
- Gauge properties and color ranges
- Live Charts
- Configuring Live Charts
- Live Chart properties
- Summary
- Chapter 4: Introducing Dashboard Interactivity
- Dashboard Section Objects
- Graphics
- Controls
- Creating a Master Dashboard
- Placing Objects
- Implementing Custom Dashboard Navigation
- Scripting Internal Navigation
- External Navigation
- Creating Supporting Dashboard Sections
- Loading Dashboard Section
- Home Dashboard Section
- Detail Dashboard Sections
- Toggling Between Objects
- Modifying Element Facts
- Document Start-up Scripts
- Loading Screen Script
- Understanding Toolbars and Menus
- Application Toolbars
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- Section Catalog
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- Prompting the User to Save
- Summary
- Chapter 5: Building the Dashboard Framework
- Understanding the Dashboard Framework
- Framework Naming Conventions
- Section Names
- Variable Names
- Function Names
- Dashboard Shape Names
- Understanding the JavaScript Workflow
- Implementing the Dashboard Framework
- Global Library Shapes
- Global Variables
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- Activation Scripts
- Setting the Document Scripts on Start-up
- Understanding Document Save Options
- Save Query Results With Document
- Work Offline in Web Client
- Compress Document
- Setting Compression by Default
- Password Protect Document
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- Summary
- Chapter 6: Advanced Dashboard Techniques
- Populating Dashboard Controls with Database-Driven Values
- Querying Available Values
- Appending Queries
- Staging the Results Set for Code
- Scripting the Function
- Determining the vDataName Variable
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- Customizing Results Section Limits
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- Modify the Global Variables Shape
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- Unselecting Values
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- Calling the Functions
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- Computed Items
- Building Advanced Computed Items
- Building the Definition using JavaScript
- Referencing Columns
- Functions
- Function Formatting Arguments
- Additional Help
- Options
- Deleting Computed Items
- Report section Computed Items
- Built-in Functions and Calculations
- Conditional Functions
- Date Manipulation
- Current Date & Time
- Adding Time
- Identifying Specific Days
- Date Conversion
- Leveraging Mathematical Operations with Dates
- Mathematical Operations
- Numeric Operations
- String Manipulation
- Statistical and Trending Operations
- Ranking
- Using JavaScript
- Variables and Functions in Computed Items
- Math Functions
- Random Number Generation
- Summary
- Chapter 8: Creating Briefing Slides and Executing Batch Exports
- Exporting document sections
- Exporting natively
- Exporting a single section (code)
- Export examples
- ExportToStream examples
- Exporting multiple sections (JavaScript code)
- Briefing slides
- Building the report for a briefing slide export
- Export code for briefing slides
- Executing batches of reports
- Batch processing example
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- Summary
- Chapter 9: The Central Code Repository
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- Creating the Query section
- Renaming the Query and Results sections
- Buidling the code DataModel
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- Filtering section types
- Editing Interactive Reporting documents
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- Duplicatable and Unduplicatable
- Packing section code
- Moving objects and sections across Results
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- Modifying Report Dependencies
- Moving Filters
- Fixing corrupt files
- Summary
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What you will learn from this book
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- Simple to complex dashboards and methods used by developers to build advanced interfaces
- Advanced techniques for building computed items with built-in and JavaScript functions
- Leverage Report sections to create briefing slides and custom programming to build batch exports
- Merging and modifying a document with the Dashboard Studio and Dashboard Studio Optimize Utility
- Create a centralized code database for use across multiple Interactive Reporting documents in the enterprise
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The Oracle Hyperion Interactive Reporting 11 Expert Guide provides software users and developers with many examples of the techniques used by software experts. The book begins with an introduction to leveraging advanced features of the project and an introduction to JavaScript. Dashboards are a major focus of the book with four chapters focused on building a simple to complex dashboard including functions, global objects, and syncing selections across dashboards. The book places an emphasis on learning methods for data analysis by using advanced programming and built-in functions, and a unique approach to using code to generate batch reports and exports is provided. The Dashboard Studio Optimize Utility and the Dashboard Studio Merge utility are explained in detail, and the approach to building and using a central code repository for use in dashboards and computations across multiple documents in an enterprise is demonstrated.
This book will help the reader become an expert user of the software, providing the skills necessary to understand, communicate, and perform advanced level tasks. The authors' experience in developing and supporting Interactive Reporting users is very apparent throughout each chapter of the book. While the book displays content and examples from version 11 of the software, the book is also applicable to previous versions of the software dating back to version 8, so readers not currently using Interactive Reporting 11 will find the book applicable to daily use with the product.
This book is written in a simple, easy to understand format with screenshots, code samples, and step-by-step explanations that will guide you through the advanced techniques used by the experts.
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He was not the only Parker County man to be arrested on an illegal burning charge in over the past week.
Watson arrested 43-year-old Jeff Sean Rigstad Jan. 13 after he was dispatched to the 4900 block of Tin Top Road for a possible illegal controlled burn around 6 p.m.
A fire, described as 10-foot by 10-foot with 8-foot flames, was producing thick, heavy black smoke, according to Watson.
Rigstad reportedly introduced himself and said everything was OK, that he had just called fire dispatch to tell them that everything was under control and he would be putting out the fire.
Watson wrote that he found two burn piles on the property containing remnants of a vehicle bench seat, household furniture, treated lumber from furniture, mattresses, plastics, chemical wastes such as paint, plastic oil container and foam rubber.
He also reported locating remnants of copper wiring and wire insulation, as well as an artificial Christmas tree.


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Q. An employee who's been with us for just over a year isn't working out. She doesn't seem to know how to do anything—not
even mop the floor, rake the leaves, or take out the trash. Working with someone who's not reliable and mostly just a body
sitting in a chair is frustrating. How do we show the practice owner what we see?
Before completely writing off any employee, take a look at the training provided, says Brenda Tassava, CVPM, CVJ, a hospital
administrator at Broad Ripple Animal Clinic and Wellness Center in Indianapolis, Ind. "Too often, we hire people who share
our love for animals without really looking at the skills this person might bring to the table," Tassava says. "In small practices,
we also tend to assume that new team members will catch on as they watch how others perform the job."
First, look at the elements you control, she says. Does your practice have written job descriptions and a consistent training
program? That's the first place to start.
Tassava says it's a good idea to start by conducting a team meeting where everyone discusses the importance of doing things
the same way, every time, for efficiency and better patient care.
"Start with the basics, by reviewing everyone's job description. If you don't have written job descriptions, ask everyone
to contribute to writing them. You might be surprised by everyone's perception of their position without job descriptions
in place. Once you've established job descriptions and expectations for the job, it's a good idea to move onto team training
on even the simplest of tasks: how we sweep and mop the floor at ABC Animal Clinic; how to clean a cage from step one to step
five; how to answer the phone and guide the caller at ABC Animal Clinic; and so on."
Once everyone shares the same expectations and you've provided consistent training, if your issues with this employee continue
it's time to address her performance individually, Tassava says. Be prepared to offer clear examples of how she deviates from
your expectations. Then you know you provided her with adequate training and support to perform the job, and the ball is now
in her court to take the initiative to improve to meet the practice's defined expectations.
If you have job descriptions in place that outline clear expectations and you have provided training, the responsibility for
performance lies with the employee, Tassava says.
The next step is holding her accountable for her lack of action towards successfully meeting the expectations of her job.
"You can do this in a variety of ways, but it must be consistent within your practice. In other words, how does your practice
handle disciplinary issues?" she says. "In this particular case, I would sit down with the employee and outline where she's
falling short and what you need from her. Then I'd ask her if she is able to perform these very basic functions of her job.
If her answer is 'yes,' then ask her to commit to that in writing by preparing a personal action plan."
A personal action plan should spell out an employee's goals, how she plans to reach these goals, and a concise timeline, Tassava
says. Give her a deadline for writing her personal improvement plan. And once you have it, hold her accountable for sticking
to it and improving her performance.
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Thread: How to Hook up HID's & Fogs
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How to Hook up HID's & Fogs
I have a 05 chevy silverado and want to put 6K HID's in for my low beams. How exactly do they wire up in my 05 truck?Also i read the threads on here about hookin up Fogs but their not detailed. I have the dam with the place for fogs but i will need to cut out the holes for them, which isnt a problem. But the truck didnt come with fogs as i said, just has the valance with the spots for them which ill need to cut the holes out. Where online can i find a diagram or a manual on how to wire and install OEM fog light kit?Please help.
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im almost 100% positive that if your truck didnt come with fog lamps from the factory, you can install the oem ones, and plug them in but i think you need to reprogram the body control module for them to work. But i could be wrong2008 Silverado, 5.3, G80, Extended Cab, California package, 20's, Direct trend motorsports 3" muffler dumped, Volant/CSI cold air intake, 2005 Preadtor Troy Lee Edition
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I have a link to an HID install (step by step with pictures) if you want, just send me a PM.Darcy
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Tuff Country 6" lift, 35" Toyo M/T's on 20" Ultra Peacemaker wheels, Quadzilla Stealth2 programmer, Diamond Eye 5" cat-back exhaust, factory Special order color Yellow.
most newer HID conversion kits you plug into the headlight bulb's wiring harness. those power the ballasts, and in turn those shoot juice to the bulbs, which should be tailored to fit in your headlmp housing.
★ Do not touch glass part of the bulb with your hands during installation.
★ When installing HID Xenon Lamp, you should place the ballast in a drafty area to dissipate heat. Do not place the ballast near the engine or fan which will give off a lot of heat. If the ballast temperature goes up to 105 degrees, the over heat protection will automatically shut off the power.
★ During installation please make sure that you have a good ground for the negative, please ensure it is grounded to metal .A poor ground will cause the HID light to flicker.
★ Avoid scratching the bulb when you install it, dont touch the glass part of the bulb with your bare hands.
★ Please ensure all connections e.g. the plug in of the lights socket, the positive and negative of the power are well connected, Fail to do some will result in performance shortfall.
★ When you adjust the bulb, please dont let the end of the bulb touch the inner glare shield of the headlamp assembly.
★ Any connections make directly to the battery, should go thru safety check before connecting power..
★ In any case, please dont disassemble or modify the system, All warranty will be void if you do so and we will not be responsible for any mishap that occurs.
★ In case of replace or repair is needed, please seek help from the nearest professional shop.
★In order to ensure safety, Installation of the system should be performed after engine is totally cool down.
★You must disconnect the power source before you install it.
★Before you install it, please ensure the vehicle is in the neutral or park position.
★Please be careful, as the output of the ballast will produce high voltage.
★Do not touch the bulbs after it is turn on to prevent scalded.
★Dont gazes straight into the light when you turn on the headlamp, it will hurt your eyes.
★Dont put the HID system near any combustible goods, such as papers, oil, spray, diluents etc.
★Dont adjust the level of the beams too high, it will severely effect the safety operation of other drivers.
★ Be careful of the bulb breakage during installation process.
1. Genernal installation step:
Easy installation in general goes like 1-2-3-done as described below.
Step 1: After disconnecting power to the two headlamps and after removing the bulb access covers of the low beam, high beam or both bulb access covers, drill a small hole in the removed cover. The HID-Xenon bulb wire is passed through this hole for your headlamp upgrade. On the wire is a supplied adjustable tight rubber waterproof grommet to be fitted into the hole. Next, the HID-Xenon bulb is fitted into the headlamp's base and locked into position via the factory locking device. No cutting of wiring is required on the installation.
Step 2:Reinstall the access panel and close it.Secure the small ballast to a convenient location in the motorbay.
Step 3: Finally attach power to the headlamp in the normal manner and the upgrade is completed. Headlamp realignment is recommended but only required if you have removed the headlamp during the upgrade which sometimes can be avoided (model and side dependant).
It takes about 1-2hours to complete the installation. No special tools are required. Normal handtools only.
BONUS: Each upgrade kit is easily reversible or transferable! When you decide to sell your car , it will only take a few moments to reverse the installation and re-install your original halogen bulbs as they were before. You can either sell the HID upgrade system or re-install it on your next car with same or different bulb setup. All you need to do is seal the small hole on the bulb access cover and you are done.
When installation, if the socket is metal, you should check the diameter of the installation hole first and see whether it is too small, if the diameter is less 12mm, the hole should be filed larger. When burnished, the socket opening should be downward and file the hole from inner to outer which can avoid the metal debris from falling into the headlight assembly.
When installation, if the socket is plastic, first of all check the installation hole size and see whether there is a notch under the hole, if not, a new notch should be open by small file so as to make sure there is a enough room for putting into the bulb body as well as the ceramic annulations. When burnished, the socket opening should be downward and file the hole from inner to outer which can avoid the plastic debris from falling into the headlight assembly.
When installation, if the lamp assembly comes with plastic waterproof cover. Drill a 23 mm hole and thread the wire through, seal the hole with sealant this will provide water proof to the system.
When installing H4 (H/L), if the bulbs tip touches the light cap in the assembly, the cap may be removed to prevent the Hi/Lo feature of the bulb from function normally. Removing the cap will not affect the light assemblys focus point.
After completing installation, if astigmatism occurs, please ensure the bulb sit in the socket correctly. And make sure you are using the right bulb for the application because the bulbs are not interchangeable and it will short the life span of the bulb if installed incorrectly.
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Wow this is an awesome thread for HID lighting, thank you very much for all of the nice installation pictures. That definately helped me out considering I hadn't even thought about this upgrade, I think I will give it a try now. I definately have the skills to do this upgrade, I always thought it was a lot harder than that. Thank you again rotary pete!2004 Chevy Colorado
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Pete's awesome instuctions look like they are for the NBS Silverados so This might be an easier install guide for the 2003-2006 Silverados. I know many HID lighting kits are different but this one was super easy to install for me.
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Thanks dwill for the awesome install website, that looks easier than what I had to go through with my off-road lights! My only question is are these street legal, because I am worried that they are not DOT approved?
I don't need to get a ticket for a set of headlights, thanks for your help!
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QuiBids 101
How does QuiBids work?
QuiBids is not your basic online auction model. We proudly developed a unique, exciting way to rejuvenate a century-old traditional auction in the digital era. We do understand that the similarities can create a bit of confusion, and we don't want that to obscure how we do business. So we've decided to explain just how things work around here.
Getting started
Before you start bidding, you have to register an account with us. On the home page simply select the "Register" tab on the main tool bar, or click on the Orange Button that reads "Register Now" along the banner. Once you're done registering, a confirmation email will be sent to the address you provided. If you don't immediately receive this email from QuiBids, then check your Spam folder to ensure that it wasn't mistakenly identified or blocked.
We recommend you add us to your safe senders list in order to avoid future confusion. Once you've confirmed your account, you're free to buy bids and participate in auctions!
Buying bids
Who loves options? Everybody. Well, you've got two when it comes to buying bids. You may (A) purchase bids immediately after registration, or (B) select the "Buy Bids" tab on the main menu at a later time. Your first bid pack buy is a set price, but after your initial bid pack purchase, there'll be five different bid packs to choose from, each a different size. We recommend what most users start off with: a Beginner Bid Pack for testing out the auction waters. Once you've selected the proper-sized bid pack, simply add your credit card and billing information. From here, you're almost ready to join your first auction!
Remember, when purchasing bids, you are really buying the right to place bids and that each bid is worth $0.60. Purchasing bids doesn't guarantee that you'll win, but the "Buy Now" feature is always at your disposal (we'll discuss that in a bit), and it's basically like spending money toward the desired product.
Learning how to participate in an auction
Congratulations on making it this far! Now you'll see bids as they appear in the upper-right corner of your screen. This number will update every time you bid on our site.
Before you start bidding, we strongly recommend you watch a few auctions and – in so doing – take some time to familiarize yourself with the pace and the dynamics of an auction. On the home page you'll see a section labeled 'Live Auctions' that displays the auctions that are currently running.
The timer
The timer counts down consecutively until it gets below 20 seconds. From that point on, the timer will reset to 0:20 seconds every time a bid is placed, thereby giving other users the chance to bid again.
If the auction persists after a certain number of bids (it's not uniform from auction to auction), the timer will begin resetting at 0:15 seconds after each bid. Finally, if we feel the auction has gone on too long, the timer will reset to 0:10 seconds each time a bid's placed. When the time expires, the auction ends and the last person to bid wins the right to purchase the item for the final price.
Sometimes we'll host what we call Speed Auctions, where the timer will reset to a maximum of 0:10 seconds. To determine whether or not an auction is a Speed Auction, check for the little red timer icon accompanying it.
So earlier we established that options are good, right? When it comes to bidding, you've got two. (A) Simply select the bid button. Your bid will be recorded and your name will show up as the highest bidder. Each time you're outbid by another user, you'll need to manually click the bid button again if you wish to guarantee that you'll win the item.
Option (B) is the Bid-O-Matic, which does your clicking for you! This feature is designed for you to go hands-free, or even Internet-free, as Bid-O-Matic will automatically place bids from your account, per your direction. Simply instruct it how many bids you're willing to give up, and the price you want to start bidding at!
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I just won my 12th item in a 28 day period, do I have to wait 28 days from today before I can bid again?
eklyons@QuiBids Says:
Great Question! 28 days (to the minute) from the time that you won your first auction, that auction limit 'slot' will open for you to begin bidding again. Likewise, the second 'slot' will open 28 days from the time that the second auction was won, and so on and so forth.
How many 0:10 seconds? You never know which 0:10 is the last. It blinks and blinks for many many 0:10 seconds. What is the rule for the last 0:10 seconds? It must be made clear.
katiehern@QuiBids Says:
The 'blinking' you are seeing are bids people are placing at that same time. There could be multiple people doing this, again, at the same time. It happens on every auction, but eventually filters down to the last couple of seconds.
Not sure this question has been asked, but if an item that I have won on Quibids has a defect or problem (like a camera or electronic device), what is the return/repair process? Is this handled through Quibids?
kmcmullen@QuiBids Says:
If/when that happens, please contact us at email@example.com and we will work with you to quickly resolve the situation. Please have available the auction ID, username, and the serial number of the product, as these will help us resolve your problem more quickly.
For a sought after item, your system shows that one "recently sold for $XX". under the item's picture. Can I see when that auction was won?
katiehern@QuiBids Says:
Yes, just click on that sold product image and it'll take you to that auction's page with the details/time.
Will everyone bidding on the item get a chance to buy now? Or does that apply to the top bidder.
kmcmullen@QuiBids Says:
Everyone gets the chance to apply their Purchased Bids toward the Value Price of the item!
I bid and won 25 voucher bids. How do I pay for it?
katiehern@QuiBids Says:
To pay for an item you simply go to My Quibids and click on the item at the bottom of the page and you will be led through the payment process.
If I lost a bid on an item, but did not exercise the buy now option. when the same item comes up again and i bid on it again and lost the bid again, but this time i use the buy now option, did i get the credit form the bids i placed on both time, or on the second time only?
katiehern@QuiBids Says:
This is a great question, but it is only the bids that are placed in that auction that can be used toward the Buy Now. Bids from other auctions do not roll over.
Can you purchase bid packs and pay for auctions with a PayPal account?
katiehern@QuiBids Says:
Yes, we offer PayPal as one of our accepted methods of payments.
Can a person just come on and browse and watch the auctions? Or must they register and purchase bids first?
katiehern@QuiBids Says:
Browsing and registering are both free. You are only charged when you decide to purchase a bid pack, which you must do in order to participate in the auctions.
Hi! Thanks for answering all these questions here...Is there a limit to how many bidpacks one can purchase?
katiehern@QuiBids Says:
There is no limit to how many bid packs you can purchase!
How do you know how many real bids and how many voucher bids you have.
katiehern@QuiBids Says:
You can access this information by logging onto your account and clicking the link labeled "Bid Credit History." This link will take you to a page that will show you information on your bids.
Do bids expire?
eklyons@QuiBids Says:
Yes, bids do expire. All bids have their own expiration date that you can view in the Bid Credit History section of your account.
how long does it usually take to get the item after purchase?
eklyons@QuiBids Says:
We ask all customers to allow 10-14 business days for items to process, ship and arrive to their destinations.
What determines when the timer changes from 20 seconds to 15 and to 10?
eklyons@QuiBids Says:
Each time a user places a bid this timer will move form 20 to 15 to 10 depending on the duration of the auction.
Can you keep bidding after you have already spent more then the retail value in bids
eklyons@QuiBids Says:
QuiBids will never let you go over the retail value of an item when using real purchased bids. However, if you are using Voucher bids, or free bids, you will not be stopped from bidding over value as free and voucher bids have no monetary value.
If I did not win what happens to my bids ?
katiehern@QuiBids Says:
If you do not win an auction then you can always utilize our Buy Now feature and we will deduct the monetary value of the bids that you placed in the auction from the retail value price of the item.
How do you know what the shipping/handling charges will be prior to bidding?
katiehern@QuiBids Says:
All of that information is provided at the bottom of every auction page.
Hi, I want to know if I can place different bids in different items. How many items can I bet on?
katiehern@QuiBids Says:
You can participate in 5 auctions at the same time. However, please also note that win limits may apply as soon as you win an item. Therefore, if you reach your win limits while bidding in other auctions, you will not be able to participate any further, and will not be re-credited the bids you have already placed in other auctions.
If I have bids I purchased and bids I won in another auction, which bids will be used first when I place a bid?
katiehern@QuiBids Says:
You can choose the type of bid you would like to use first. If you log onto your QuiBids account and click the bid credit history link on the left hand side of the page. When you click that link you will see a box on the upper left hand side of the screen and you can choose if you would like to use voucher or real bids first.
Hi, if I bid on something then decide to log off, doe's that bid still stay effective.thanks
katiehern@QuiBids Says:
Yes, once you place a bid your bid will still count towards the auction even if you log off.
if i have 10 voucher bids and use them on an item valued at $100 and do not win the item i then have 2 hours to BuyNow? If yes, then what will i be paying for this $100 item?
katiehern@QuiBids Says:
Voucher bids cannot be used in the Buy Now feature. If you used 10 voucher bids in this auction and lost you would have to pay the full retail value for this item.
whats the total amount of money i can bid on one item per bid. For example if i was in a single bid auction and everyone was biding 1cent at a time and i decided to bid 2cents or maybe even 3cents. Does that still count as 1 bid?
katiehern@QuiBids Says:
You can only bid one cent at a time. One bid = one cent. The auction can only go up by one cent increments.
If I understand correctly, the limits within 28 days applies to big ticket items that are priced $285 and $999.99, I have a question about this. Let say I won an item value price of $299.99 will this item prevent me from bidding on another item that exceeds the $999.99 limit within the same 28 days? If yes, then the way I understand it is the customer must decide on which big ticket item is more important to them during the current 28 days, correct? Or is it that a customer could win the over $999.99 first then a item at $285 up to $999 second which would pass the limitation restriction?
sabsher117@QuiBids Says:
Users are allowed to win only one of the same item over $285.00. In addition to this limit, we also allow only one win of any item over $999.99. For example, if you win a PlayStation 3, you will be locked out of all future PlayStation 3 auctions for the following 28 days, but it will not exclude you from an auction of a $999.99 item.
if i set up bid o matic to start bidding for me, do i have to remain logged in for bom to continue?
sabsher117@QuiBids Says:
No, the Bid-O-Matic will place the allotted number of bids, whether you are logged in or out.
I am getting ready to bid, watching ending auctions, and watching others bid. But I have a question, what does the "+20 Bids" sign on some auction items mean?
eklyons@QuiBids Says:
The "+20 Bids" sign indicates that you will receive an additional 20 bids by winning that auction or by using the Buy Now option.
Being a beginner to Quibids, just wondering about badges. What exactly are they, and how did i earn one?
eklyons@QuiBids Says:
Badges are earned through accomplishing various feats on the site. Once you claim a badge, you will receive the free bids that are attached. You can claim your badges in the My Badges section of your account.
How does QuiBids get all of their products?
kmcmullen@QuiBids Says:
We have different fulfillment facilities in different locations throughout the countries that we operate in. All items are shipped from these distributors straight to your door!
In a earlier response you stated "QuiBids will never let you go over the retail value of an item when using real purchased bids." Does that mean if someone reaches the retail value the auction ends and they win?
asidney@QuiBids Says:
When a user reaches the value price of an auction a message will pop up letting them know the issue and will offer them the Buy Now option. The auction will resume.
Can voucher bids be used to win even more voucher bids?
asidney@QuiBids Says:
Voucher Bids can be used to win any auction. However, Voucher Bids will not be counted towards the Buy Now option in any auction.
I bid let's say 60$ value of bids, I loose that bid, I don't want to pay full retail price for that item, so I don't use "buy now", I'm out of my 60$ period?
asidney@QuiBids Says:
When you place a bid in an auction, whether you win or lose, you do not get those bids back. This is why we offer the Buy Now option on every auction.
I noticed on some items, golf clubs, that when you look at the item there are different kinds of clubs. Ex. 4-pw, aw, rt. hand or 5-aw rt. hand. When the bidder wins is there a choice between the 2 different options of clubs?
asidney@QuiBids Says:
All available variations will be listed in the auction description. You will select your variation from those listed upon checkout.
Is it possible for a single bidder to win an auction if there is a bid-o-matic operating from another bidder?
asidney@QuiBids Says:
As there are limitations on the Bid-O-Matic, Single bids are able to win an auction against a Bid-O-Matic.
can you enter a bid, at any time during the auction or do you have to start bidding at the very beginning of the auction?
eklyons@QuiBids Says:
You are able to begin placing bids into an auction once the auction time has counted down to 5 minutes.
I am getting ready to start bidding and I was wondering about the 6 items in the top of a bid page. I checked on each and they all have the same amount of money attached and they all have the same bidder. Why is that?
eklyons@QuiBids Says:
QuiBids offers You Choose It Auctions. There are now multiple items available for each auction ID. Just like our old auction model, you're still just bidding on one auction, one product. But now that one product is left up to you! You can scroll through the items available and select which item you would like to bid on. When you win the auction, you will have the chance to select any of the items available.
Why are there several different products in the same auction box that I'm bidding in? I only want to bid on the one I'm interested in. How does that work?
lstuckemeyer@QuiBids Says:
That is our "You Choose It" option, which essentially allows you to choose an item from a list of products that have the same value. It is more akin to bidding on a price point, rather than a specific item. All auctions, for tangible items, have this option. Once you choose the item you desire, the auction page will reflect that choice. This feature allows us to provide a wider selection of items to customers!
so if I were to win an auction on an item totaling over $999.99 is it only 1x EVER that I can bid on something this price or is it 1x every 28 days?
eklyons@QuiBids Says:
You are allowed one win of any item at or over $999.99 in a 28 day period.
Hello, when signing up whats the promo code thing we gotta activate?
eklyons@QuiBids Says:
The promo code section of registration is optional. To complete registration without a promotional code, just skip over that section.
I was watching 5 different auctions at once and noticed the bidders were the same in the same order and the timer was the same as well as if they were single or bid o matic was exactly the same the timer went from 20 to 15&10 at same time. Why is this. Seem strange that bidding order and all was exactly the same on 5 auctions.
lstuckemeyer@QuiBids Says:
If you compare all 5 of those auction numbers you will see that they all match. At times, users will unknowingly have several tabs or windows open that are displaying the same auction, but with a different item from the "You Choose It" section updated on each page. Therefore, while different pages display different items, it is all the exact same auction. As a rule of thumb, always compare auction numbers! That will help weed out any confusion.
How do you file a complaint on a bidder winning multiple auctions of the same item (over a $285.00 valuation) with in the 28 day "lock out" period. What happens to bids that are spent on these auction that a disqualified bidder has won?
lstuckemeyer@QuiBids Says:
You are always welcome to send in an email to email@example.com regarding any concerns that you may have!
Some products have arrows next to them. when you scroll left or right they show other products. Is this pick the item you want to bid on and you may be bidding against someone bidding on a different item?
lstuckemeyer@QuiBids Says:
That is correct! Our "You Choose It" option allows you to choose an item, from that list, that you would like to bid on! Once you select that item you desire, the auction page will reflect that choice. Some users may be after different items, but all the items have the same value price, so it's more like bidding on a price range, rather than a particular item.
How long does an auction usually last?
lstuckemeyer@QuiBids Says:
Our auctions are user contingent, therefore, an auction will not end until bidding ceases and the timer reaches 0.
When bidding stops, who is the winner? The one who placed maximum bids or the one who bids last ?
lstuckemeyer@QuiBids Says:
The winner of the auction is the user who places the very last bid into the auction before the timer reaches 0.
I lost my auction I was offered a second chance to buy the item for $250 am correct in my understanding that the money I have already spent on bids goes to the second chance buy of that same product from that same auction?
lstuckemeyer@QuiBids Says:
Correct! The 'Buy Now' option allows you to use the monetary value of the real bids you placed into the auction to purchase that item at a discounted price.
I am confused about the You Choose It Auctions. There are multiple items in that auction but if I win that auction I can choose any item for that multiple auction? What if someone is bidding on a different item and they win their auction at a higher bid-is there only one winner although there is many different products?
lstuckemeyer@QuiBids Says:
Even though someone may be after a different item, it is still the same exact auction. Therefore, there is only one single winner, not a winner for each individual item.
I have seen other bidders win items where the auction ended at like $62.02 and it shows total purchase price of $212.00. Why such a job in the price?
lstuckemeyer@QuiBids Says:
That total calculation includes the monetary value of bids that the user placed into the auction to win. It displays the total investment, not just the auction ending price.
In response to Q # 5," Will everyone bidding on the item get a chance to buy now? Or does that apply to the top bidder." I'm not sure if I understand the answer. "Everyone gets the chance to apply their Purchased Bids toward the Value Price of the item!" Q: Do other bidders in the action have the opportunity to buy the same product at the same price paid by the winner of the auction when that auction ends?
lstuckemeyer@QuiBids Says:
Yes! Everyone who participates in the auction will be allowed the chance to utilize the 'Buy Now' option.
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By Ashley Dunkak
The Associated Press
MANHATTAN, Kan. — It's rare that a 25-point performance by a freshman against a ranked team gets overshadowed.
Saturday was one of those days.
Marcus Smart, a freshman, scored a career-high 25 for No. 22 Oklahoma State, and had the Cowboys within two possessions of a road win over No. 25 Kansas State late in the game. But that's when Rodney McGruder hit two 3-pointers, six of his game-high 28 points, and the Wildcats escaped with a 73-67 victory.
"They made big plays at the end of the game," Oklahoma State coach Travis Ford said. "Made big shots. Any time you get outrebounded like we did and allow their big guy to go off for 26 in the second half, you're not going to win."
McGruder was 10 of 13 from the field and hit all five of his 3-pointers after the break, including two in the closing minutes. The first answered seven straight points by the Cowboys, and the second gave Kansas State (12-2, 1-0 Big 12) a 70-65 lead with 1:37 left.
Le'Bryan Nash missed at the other end, and despite two rare misses from the foul line by Will Spradling, the Wildcats had enough to hang on in coach Bruce Weber's Big 12 debut.
"I've got a lot of respect for McGruder," said Markel Brown, who added 19 points for the Cowboys. "He just kind of took over the game, making timely 3s, getting into the paint, getting points off of second chance shots. He just went out there and did what he was supposed to do for his team."
Kansas State won despite an inability to shut down Smart.
The athletic guard scored on an assortment of driving layups, pull-up jumpers and free throws to build on a 23-point performance Monday night, when the Cowboys lost 69-67 to No. 10 Gonzaga.
"It was exactly like I expected," Smart said. "I knew it was going to be tough and physical. It's a battle every game. It was very physical, but that is exactly what I expected."
Nino Williams added a career-best 17 points for Kansas State, which welcomed back guards Angel Rodriguez and Martavious Irving after missing two games with injuries. Rodriguez had eight assists as the Wildcats beat the Cowboys for the third straight time.
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To assist States with the implementation of Article 9 and Part 3 of the Technical Annex, in 2009 the then Coordinator on Generic Preventive Measures, Colonel Jean-Christophe Le Roux of France, developed a questionnaire which serves as a checklist for States to consider when they are developing procedures, guidelines or regulations on the implementation of generic preventive measures. The checklist has been reproduced in full below. It can also be found in Protocol V document CCW/P.V/CONF/2010/6/Add.1, 11 November 2010. Essentially the checklist is a tool to facilitate the implementation of generic preventive measures. While it does not have any legal status, it is hoped that the checklist will clarify various issues, establish best practises and serve to monitor and improve the implementation of generic preventive measures at the national level.
1. Specification
2. Concept
(a) Does the design process include a proactive systems safety program (SSP)?
(b) Have the safety aspects and potential hazards of munitions on becoming an UXO been considered?
(c) Does the fusing system incorporate design features that allow assessment to facilitate render safe procedures?
(d) Does the design of fusing systems (or munitions) allow replacement or incorporation of advanced solutions to decrease the failure rate (e.g.: self destruction mechanism, self neutralization mechanism, self-deactivating features, multiple initiating mechanisms, hardware or software upgrades …)?
3. Development
Reducing UXO sensitivity
Reducing potential civilian casualties from ERW
Qualification work
4. Production
5. Utilisation - 5.1 Storage
5.2 Transportation and handling
5.3 Training
5.4 Using
(a) Does the user apply the correct procedure of use?
(b) If not, for operational reasons, does he report these cases?
(c) Are these cases analysed and taken into account for other project specifications?
(d) Is there a system in place to record the batches/lots of munitions as they are distributed?
(e) Is there a procedure for munitions incidents, defects and accidents to be reported, recorded, analysed and for action to be taken during development, production and in service (especially during training)?
(f) Is there a system of "lessons learnt" and their dissemination in the entire armed forces? (e.g.: measures taken in case in accident)
6. Support - 6.1 maintenance of weapon system, munitions and packaging
6.2 In service surveillance
6.3 Documentation
7. Disposal Identification
Information to other parties
8. COTS and MOTS
9. Others questions for storage related to safety
List of abbreviations
ALARP: As Low As is Reasonably Practicable
AXO: Abandoned explosive Ordnance
BIT: Built In Test
CCW: Certain Conventional Weapons
COTS: Commercial Off The Shelf
EOD: Explosive Ordnance Disposal
ERW: Explosive Remnants of War (see definition in convention on CCW)
HCP: High Contracting Party
MOTS: Modified Off The Shelf
RFID: Radio Frequency Identification Device
UXO: Unexploded Ordnance (see definition in convention on CCW)
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October 20, 2011 - 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Lone Star College-CyFair Conference Center
Featuring Richard Alderman, The Peoples LawyerSeating is limited and registration is required.
Select 2 of the 4 sessions below:
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LSC-CyFair Conference Center is on the northwest side of the campus. The college is about 4 miles south of the intersection of Highway 290 and Barker Cypress Road. The address is 9191 Barker Cypress Road at the intersection with West Road. View maps to the campus and conference center. College parking is open to the general public.
Richard Alderman, "The People's Lawyer" is currently the Associate Dean at the University of Houston-Law Center and holder of the Dwight Olds Chair in Law. He also serves as the director of the Center for Consumer Law. Alderman authored the 8th edition of the book, Know Your Rights! published in 2010. In addition to his duties at the Law Center, he appears regularly as the "People's Lawyer" on radio and television. He currently appears on KTRK-TV, Channel 13 and has a syndicated newspaper column, entitled "Know Your Rights." Alderman has twice received the highest honor given by the American Bar Association and the State Bar of Texas for his work in educating the public about the law.
Robert B. Johnson is Associate Director of the Center for Consumer Law at the University of Houston Law Center. Robert attended the University of Texas-Austin where he graduated at the top of his class with a Bachelor of Arts in economics, and finished first in the business certification program. While at the University of Texas, Robert was inducted as a lifetime member of the nation's highest honor society, Phi Beta Kappa. After graduation from the University of Texas-Austin, Robert moved to Houston to attend law school at the University of Houston Law Center. During his second year of law school, Texas Governor Rick Perry appointed Robert to the Board of Regents, as the first active student to ever serve on the Board and the youngest member in history (at that time). After graduation, Robert accepted a position as Associate Director of the Center for Consumer Law at the University of Houston Law Center. Robert oversees the students in the Texas Consumer Complaint Center, manages the Hurricane Assistance Program, and participates in community outreach. Robert also serves as the Chairman of the Houston Bar Association Consumer & Commercial Law Board of Directors. Robert has worked with the Center for Consumer Law in multiple positions for over seven years, both as a student and as a licensed attorney.
Rick McElvaney, Clinical Associate Professor, is the supervisor of the Consumer Law Clinic at the University of Houston Law Center, where he also teaches landlord and tenant law, Texas procedure, law practice strategies, and poverty law practice. Professor McElvaney practiced as a legal aid attorney for 20 years in the areas of housing, consumer, and bankruptcy law at the Gulf Coast Legal Foundation and Lone Star Legal Aid. He is a prior Chair of the State Bar of TexasConsumer & Commercial Law Section, and a frequent lecturer at legal seminars and community service events on housing, consumer, and bankruptcy law. In 2009, he was named Professor of the Year at the University of Houston Law Center by the Order of the Barons. He received a B.S. in Economics from The Pennsylvania State University in 1982 and a J.D. from the University of Houston in 1986, where he was an Associate Editor of the Houston Journal of International Law. He is licensed to practice law by the Supreme Court of Texas, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas, the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the U.S. Supreme Court, and is board certified in consumer and commercial law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. He has worked in the Consumer Protection Division of the Texas Attorney Generals Office and as a mediator for the Neighborhood Justice Center (now Dispute Resolution Center), and is a veteran of the United States Navy.
William E. Stone III has been practicing Law since 1978 and is currently in private legal practice in Bellaire, Texas. The primary focus of his practice is on Wills, Probate, Guardianships, and Estate Planning. Mr. Stone is very active in his community and has served on the Board of Directors for many local and municipal organizations. He has generously volunteered his time as an instructor for the Peoples Law School since 2003. Mr. Stone received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Texas in 1975, and his Doctor of Jurisprudence from the University of Houston in 1978. He is licensed to practice law by the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas.
David M. Tiede is the Director of the Texas Consumer Complaint Center at the University of Houston Law Centers Center for Consumer Law. Previously, Tiede prosecuted civil consumer law cases for the State of California as Deputy Attorney General in the Consumer Law Section for the State of California in San Diego. Tiede graduated in 1990 from the University of Texas at Austin with a B.A. in Plan II Honors and earned his J.D. from the University of Texas School of Law in 1993.
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Channel 6 News learned Wednesday night the principal of Nathan Hale Magnet School in Omaha won't return to the job this fall. Susan Colvin was principal when students came forward to report that teacher Shad Knutson was molesting students.
The school and Omaha Public Schools were criticized for how it handled the case. Knutson (pictured) was convicted last month for child abuse and enticement.
Colvin will work as an administrator at the TAC Building.


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Former Morro Bay City Council violated state meeting law: An earlier version of this story incorrectly attributed a statement on the statute of limitations to Chief Deputy District Attorney Jerret Gran. He did not say the statute of limitations had expired on Brown Act Violations. While 90 days is the minimum for some aspects of civil action to report suspected Brown Act violations, the criminal statute of limitations is one year, Gran said.
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