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Leverage the bidirectional integration between Java and ColdFusion to dynamically load Java libraries from custom paths without a server restart. Invoke ColdFusion components (CFCs) from Java to access productivity-enhancing functionality, and create dynamic proxies for CFCs to be treated as Java objects.
Work efficiently with PDF files and reduce the required code by directly adding images, watermarks, headers, and footers to your documents. Populate and extract data from PDF forms to collect data from application users and share information in a more secure environment.
Build and manage database-independent applications using object relational mapping without writing any SQL. Use enhancements, such as stored procedure support and named SQL query, to achieve greater flexibility. Obtain enhanced debug information through SQL logging.
Leverage the power of enterprise services, such as creating charts and PDF documents, manipulating images, and generating and sending email from Flex® applications or Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP), without writing a single line of CFML.
Enhance your development experience with integrated server management and expanded functionality through CMFL extensions using ColdFusion Builder, an Eclipse™ based IDE. Accelerate development using color coding, code formatting, code assist, quick fix, code insight, and code snippets.
Use the improved virtual file system to build applications with fewer I/O calls. Generate ColdFusion files dynamically, and execute them directly from memory, FTP, secure FTP, and ZIP or JAR files.
Use tag-based CFML to rapidly build full-fledged applications with the enhanced scripting support for CFSCRIPT.
Improve your code quality and readability with language enhancements, along with better control and flexibility using closures. Initialize CFC properties using auto-constructor, increase coding efficiency with CFC method chaining, and ensure effective query management using for-in support.
Easily and quickly navigate XML documents using XPath integration. Leverage this built-in functionality to transform XML documents into XHTML, including XForms using XSLT integration.
Build more compelling and intuitive applications with a broad set of Ajax controls via CFML tags and attributes. Easily bind client-side Ajax applications to ColdFusion components on the server.
Fetch relevant ORM entities from the server only when they are accessed by your Flex or AIR application. Make your applications run faster by reducing data transfer between Flex and AIR applications and the ColdFusion server.
Publish data to a maximum of five clients or execute a point-to-point data push with real-time server response. Leverage the support provided by the built-in functionality to instantly access HTML5 web sockets without prior knowledge of HTML5.
Easily publish your ColdFusion component as a Representational State Transfer (REST) web service with built-in support for all HTTP methods, along with JSON and XML serialization and de-serialization.
Publish and access web services with less code using the revamped engine that supports the WSDL 2.0 specification, SOAP 1.2, and document literal wrapped style.
Leverage the rich experience provided by the built-in HTML5 video player, and benefit from interoperability with non-HTML5 browsers using the fallback to Adobe Flash Player. The revamped Flash Player with well-defined APIs helps ensure a consistent user experience across browsers.
Leverage the geo-location capability of the map functionality in ColdFusion to display user location. Benefit from support for various HTML5 input types with the CFINPUT tag.
Make your server more secure against cross-site scripting and cross-site request forgery using functions to sanitize user input. Strengthen the authentication of applications using the enhanced login mechanism. Choose the new secure profile to enable default secure settings across the server.
Use FIPS 140–certified strong encryption provided by the RSA BSAFE Crypto-J libraries in ColdFusion to make your applications more secure.
Boost performance by caching portions of pages with infrequently updated data, and improve custom handling of region-specific data by creating multiple cache regions on the fly. Improve server performance by sparing server resources through a parallel caching process.
Create robust web applications with the array of performance enhancements in ColdFusion server. Make your existing web applications run faster by leveraging the performance improvements in ColdFusion components (CFCs), structs, and more.
Optimize database interaction through better client connection management. Extend the functionality with the support of additional data types. Handle database errors more efficiently through improved exception handling.
Achieve better scheduled task management using the new scheduler engine. Program tasks to run periodically at predetermined times using new, built-in cron syntax. Perform multiple tasks easily through grouping and prioritizing.
Get instant notifications of updates to ColdFusion in your ColdFusion Administrator, and save time on installing updates using the one-click Hotfix installer.
Effectively manage email without writing much code. Easily send email using an SMTP server with the CFMAIL tag, manage email by connecting to an IMAP server with the CFIMAP tag, and retrieve mail from a POP mail server with the CFPOP tag.
Improve application performance with multi-threading to easily manage and control individual thread behavior. Use the CFTHREAD tag to create, end, join together, or suspend the processing of specific threads.
Experience enhanced performance from the built-in Tomcat application server that replaces Adobe® JRun™. With active and vast support from the developer community, Tomcat implements the latest web standards.
Use the improved Microsoft® Exchange Web Services (EWS) to connect to Exchange Server 2010, and access server functionality with easy-to-use tags, such as folder operations, user availability, and conversation operations.
Read, create, and update spreadsheets using the CFSPREADSHEET tag. Generate PDF files from PowerPoint and Word files. Produce HTML or SWF files from PowerPoint presentations. Leverage enhanced support to work with Microsoft Office 2010 files.
Offer users a more robust search capability. Use the CFCOLLECTION and CFSEARCH tags to index and search an unlimited number of documents quickly and conveniently.
Troubleshoot applications and fine-tune performance with better access to server performance statistics like page execution and query processing time. Now also monitor caching and REST web service requests.
Boost your Flex® and Adobe AIR® application performance with faster Flash Remoting. Embedded BlazeDS tool helps you manage back-end distributed data and enables real-time data push to Flex and AIR applications.
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Gonzales to US Gov't: Come and take it
City takes proactive response to possible federal laws
The City of Gonzales says its people first weighed in on gun control in 1835. This week, they had another say: "Come and Take It."
Those words were uttered when Santa Anna's Mexican Army wanted to seize the town's cannon. It still sits in Gonzales.
The 2013 revival of the phrase is a proactive response to the United States government, should lawmakers in Washington decide to make changes to the Constitution – specifically the Second, Fourth, Ninth and Tenth Amendments.
Tuesday, city council members instructed all agencies to "refuse requests or directives by federal agencies acting under unconstitutional powers enumerated" in the resolution.
"The feedback we have received has all been positive so far", City Manager Allen Barnes said. "Our meeting last night had a full house and when the resolution was read in its entirety, those in attendance applauded."
Earlier this month, the police chief in Waelder, which is in Gonzales County, put out word to residents that it would not confiscate their firearms.
"It's just kind of a reassurance that, no we all took oaths to uphold and defend the United States Constitution and that's what we are going to do," Chief Jim Taylor said.
President Barack Obama is currently pushing for gun law reforms. He has said he believes the Second Amendment guarantees the right to bear arms, but has suggested:
- requiring background checks for all gun sales
- a new, stronger ban on assault weapons
- limiting ammunition magazines to ten rounds
Tuesday, Vice President Joe Biden said during an online town hall a shotgun would be better for home protection than high-capacity or semi-automatic weapons.
"I said, Jill, if there's ever a problem just walk out on the balcony here ... put that double-barreled shotgun and fire two blasts outside the house," Biden said.
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Winter weather makes driving difficult across North DakotaFargo, ND (WDAY TV) -- Winter weather is at it again.
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Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) -- Winter weather is at it again.
Blowing snow causing reduced visibility prompted the North Dakota DOT to issue a travel alert for parts of the state. AND I-94 from Mandan to Dickinson closed this afternoon.
The alert is for northwest and north central parts of the state. It means you can still get around, but may encounter areas of challenging driving conditions and should use caution.
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Valve: No New Product Announcements at E3
Another year without Half-Life 3.
Valve has confirmed that it will not be announcing any new projects at this year's E3. While an email obtained by a forum member at ValveTime last week suggested that Valve had nothing planned for E3, Valve has now independently confirmed to IGN that this is the case.
Previously, a great deal of speculation has surrounded the announcement of Half-Life 3, among other projects. The Half-Life franchise was last seen in 2007 with the release of Half-Life 2: Episode Two in The Orange Box.
At the moment, Valve is working on Dota 2 and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, both of which are currently in closed beta. In addition, new Portal 2 DLC is set to arrive in the coming weeks.
For more Valve's current betas, check out our look at Counter Strike: GO's fast-paced Arms Race mode and Dota 2's Earthshaker hero.
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Tim Bucknall, University of North Carolina Greensboro at North Carolina Library Assoc Conference 2013
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Julie Pinnell, Doane College at ALA Annual 2013
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MaryBeth Freeh, Cedar Crest College at ALA Annual 2013
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First of all, I whole heartedly agree with the conclusions from this discussion and the subsequent actions taken by Dia, Reedbeta, et al to alleviate the recruitment posting issues in these forums. Additionally, I think the downtime of GameDev.net has proved a huge testament to the success of this policy. There has been a large influx of new forum members as a result, and I have not seen a flooding of recruitment request when I click on the "New Posts" link. I'm probably not alone amongst regulars here who value their time and have better ways of spending it than sifting through such noise.
With that said, we have had the first major flame up over the policy in this thread. Now, I would say the poster was way out of line, but short of meriting banning just as Reedbeta has decided. However, I looked around the web site after reading that thread and must say eb_NY is right about the absence of clear forum rules. I know them from experience–and frankly, anyone should hang around a forum and see how things run before posting in the first place–but to a newcomer there is no obvious way of coming up to speed. Would anyone be willing to write up a summary of our house rules and sticky them into the forums?
Aside from that, I would say that most of the questions I've seen from new members (that may or may not be coming from GameDev.net) have been fairly positive. What do you think?


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It's like looking through the family vacation photo album.
There are the kids hiking in Shawnee National Forest. There's the whole group mugging in a cave at Starved Rock State Park. There's the wild turkey crossing the road.
The brick segment from the original Route 66; the bicycle parade in downtown Morris; the fireworks at the Seneca Shipyard Days — they're all here.
But I wasn't there.
These are pictures of other people's vacations, good times being had by somebody else, somewhere in Illinois. It's the vacation photo album of the state.
They are being collected in the Magnificent Stuff Happens Here campaign being run by the Illinois Office of Tourism.
Some 400 people have submitted photos and videos of their travels and experiences in the state since the tourism office launched the campaign in May. You can see them at ilmagstuff.com, and watch the Bill Kurtis-narrated video using a number of the images there or at youtube.com/enjoyillinois.
The Magnificent Stuff is a quiet sort of magnificent.
A boy at the beach licks a red, white and blue ice pop. A farm boy gives a pep talk to his cow at the DuQuoin State Fair. A dog catches a Frisbee.
A man drops to his knee to propose to a woman along the Peoria RiverFront. A young man and woman look at the camera from high above a river bluff, the woman shyly displaying a ring. The caption: "A New Adventure."
There are videos too. Mountain biking on the trails of Illinois Beach State Park shot with a helmet cam; snowboarding in Galena, shot from the snowboard looking backward; both as exciting as they are nausea-inducing.
There are quieter videos too, like the one of older couples dancing in what looks like a supper club, and in the case of one couple, finishing with a kiss.
It isn't as dramatic or visible as that other crowdsourced tourism campaign, the Montana Office of Tourism's plastering the Clark/Lake "L" station with people's travel photos of Montana for the entire month of May. That project dealt a resounding defeat to my own campaign against Montana's turning the CTA into its snowcapped mountain brag board.
But the Illinois Office of Tourism's open-ended invitation to submit images of anything seen or done in Illinois gives this project a down-to-earth charm.
"We've gotten the fun and the quirky, from the Superman stuff in Metropolis to the beautiful, the (images of) Starved Rock and Shawnee National Forest," said Jen Hoelzle, deputy director of the Illinois Office of Tourism.
"We've gotten regular park visits, or a movie shot on a boat in Chicago where the skyline is beautiful. And much more unique, we have the flying white squirrel of the town of Olney."
The squirrel in this photo, which only seems to be flying, is one of the population of white squirrels for which the town of Olney is famed. I didn't know that, but I do now, and only wish Olney weren't 250 miles away.
You learn things like that looking through these snapshots. And more, not just about the places we go, but about who, in a sense, we are, here and now.
We are people who find beauty in a running stream or the curvy staircase of the Art Institute of Chicago. People who eat a certain kind of hot dog. People who can't take enough photographs of the Chicago skyline.
We are people who make "Gangnam Style" parody videos shot at Wal-Marts and convenience stores, people who make videos about Bigfoot, starring someone in an ape suit.
We go to the beach. We go to wine tastings. We go on trips with our women friends.
We take the Chicago water taxi. We throw tennis balls to our dogs. At night we sit with someone special along the lake near Shedd Aquarium and look out on the lit-up city across the water.
We are tourists and homebodies, jokers and lovers, and some of us take pictures and videos of it all.
Check out the images on the site, or send in your own. The campaign is ongoing.
And let the pleasure of looking through other people's vacation pictures remind you to take your own. As we're about to enter the last full month of summer — I weep as I write those words — record your own travels, whether or not you share them with the Illinois tourism office .
They will become the classic snapshots that will define not just this place, but this time.
And they don't have to be pictures of white squirrels. Though that, of course, would be pretty magnificent.
You can upload photos and videos at ILMagStuff.com; by tagging content with the #ILMagStuff hashtag on Twitter; or by uploading through Facebook.com/EnjoyIllinois or YouTube.com/EnjoyIllinois.


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FORTUNE -- Dear Annie: For the past two and a half years, since I graduated from college and got my first real job, I've been lucky to have a terrific mentor, a couple of levels above me in the company. We get together for lunch, coffee, or just a quick chat at least twice a month, sometimes more. Not only do I really enjoy these sessions, but her advice and insights have helped me get some great assignments (and a promotion).
Now, she's been chosen to spend a year running a new operation we are starting up in China. It will be very demanding and, on top of the 12-hour time difference between here and there, she is going to be extremely busy. I'd like to continue our relationship, but I'm wondering, how realistic is it to expect that? — Waving Good-Bye
Dear Waving: The short answer, from Nicki Rich: "If you both want it to work, there's no reason why it can't." Rich, a cloud computing executive at IBM (IBM) in Beaverton, Ore., has worked with about 25 mentees since she started at the company 14 years ago. While on an eight-week assignment in Asia in 2008, Rich began mentoring a junior colleague in Jakarta, and the two have stayed in close touch ever since.
That's not to say the time difference presents no challenges. "It's nine hours later here than in Indonesia, so the best time for her to talk might be when I'm sitting down to dinner with my family -- or she'll send me a text at 3 a.m.," Rich says. "But it's not a problem. We both want to maintain the relationship, so we make adjustments."
It helps that IBM, No. 5 on this year's list of the Most Admired Companies, has built a culture of knowledge sharing, including a strong emphasis on mentoring. Since about 40% of Big Blue's 426,000 employees worldwide are virtual or mobile -- meaning they work from the road, or from one-or-two-person outposts where they rarely meet bosses or colleagues in person -- the company has a wealth of experience with long-distance collaboration. More
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Eh eh, there's nothing else i can say – Food was greasy. Though if you can handle a little grease in your meal, then best of luck to you. For ten dollars, I guess you really cannot expect that much out of a little buffet.
There was sufficient vegetarian dishes, but even then those were also were packed with grease. Whatever happened to nice steamed vegetables with a little sprinkling of oil being served in restaurants?
All in all, Tandoor is unexceptional, but adequate.
poor example of Indian food – The food was greasy and not-that-good...overly salted and generally disappointing. The dinner buffet at around 930 PM was pretty dismal and hardly anything was left. Not many vegetarian options either. Have had much better meals from the buffet around the corner at New Delhi, who replenish their buffet even late, have many veggie options, and things aren't soggy and overly-salted. Also had old-looking salad at their buffet. Atmosphere is dingy and nothing special. Lame. I won't go again.
Good Vegetarian indian food.... – I went to this restaurant and turned back quite satisfied with a promise to owner to visit them again in a week.The dishes were very tasty.especially vegetarian as my husbadn dint like the chicken curry much.
chats there were awesome with chatnis. I just loved the imli (tamrind) and pudhina(mint) chatni. Made an excellent chollechat with dahi(yoghurt) ,pappdhi and mashed aalu and chatnies.
Luckily it was saturday and they were serving bathura chole and samossas also.Enjoyed it.
Its comparatively cheap also with a decent ambience.I found i homely with little less preofessioanl services though.
go elsewhere for Indian – After going here with a class for dinner, I can honestly say that although our professor paid for the meal (which was very nice of him, btw ;) ), the meal in itself was vile. I chose from a meager selection of very bland options (that were all lukewarm or cold). Avoid! (Go to New Delhi, which is just around the corner :) )
good food, good value – i was pleasantly surprised when i went to tandoor. my friends and i found it by accident when we were trying to go to fatou and fama (whoops, forgot it's closed on monday!). this place is DEFINITELY better than new delhi, which is the indian buffet around the corner on chestnut. the food here is actually seasoned,unlike the extremely bland food i have been finding at so many other indian restaurants. plus, when i went, they had barfi for dessert, which is not a common find at most buffets. usually, you only get kheer (rice pudding) and oversweetened gulab jamun (when it's done right, you're not supposed to feel like you're going to go into a diabetic coma!).
i won't say it's the most amazing indian food i've ever had, but for the price, it's probably the best buffet i've been to in philadelphia. that said, i'm sure karma down in old city has a good buffet, but i've only been there for dinner off the menu (and it's not cheap!)
WORST INDIAN FOOD – I've no idea how come these guys are still in business. This is the worst indian food I've ever tasted. They probably have some non-indian chef with recipes written by their manager, who put food out on table without even tasting it. One of my friends just ate salad so I guess this explain everything.
great delivery! good food for a great price – this is the first time ive tried ordering from this place. the guy was very nice when he delivered my food. i find in contrast to the other place i frequent that you get more for you money. although the food maybe a bit more greasier, it is VERY tastey and that makes up for it. the prompt service, hot food delivered to my doorstop was more than an excuse to give him a decent tip.
i highly suggest this place for take out in the U.city area. a new place on my top 10!
Great Indian buffet! – Tandoor India is one of U. City's great buffet restaurants. If you love all the flavors of India, this is a great place to try. The Chicken Masala is especially good.
What a Buy!!! – This is a great place!! Good food on buffet, love the flavors and the tandoori chicken is wonderful. Pleasant service, though mostly is self-serve. Great place for really inexpensive lunch or after-work dinner. My husband and I and a friend and I go there often, never disappointed!! Really, if you're in the University City area, try it and be impressed!!
avoid this place like the plague – The food here is atrocious. Both dishes we got were swimming in grease. It was unbelievable how bad it was, to be honest. The garlic naan was OK, but nothing spectacular. I'm pretty sure that it was just pita bread that was, of course, covered in oil and one or two tiny pieces of garlic. All the food on the buffet looked similarly awful and sitting underneath at least a half inch of pure grease. It was a far cry from fresh naan. I can't understand how this place is recommended in Zagat's. I have eaten at many Indian restaurants in my life, in places that you would not expect to have good Indian food, and this was BY FAR the worst I have ever had. I cannot tell you how upset my stomach is right now. Once I left there I was wishing that I had my appetite back so I could eat something else just to get the taste of this place out of my mouth.
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Elton John 's annual Oscar-viewing party gets under way this Sunday at West Hollywood Park in Los Angeles, and the A-list guests can look forward to an evening of great food, great music and raising money for a great cause: Elton's AIDS Foundation.
While watching a live telecast of the 85th Annual Academy Awards on ABC, guests will chow down on a sumptuous menu prepared by celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay . Among the dishes they'll enjoy, according to the Los Angeles Times : chilled Dungeness crab, beef short ribs, roasted red snapper with jasmine fruit rice, roasted beet and goat cheese salad, grilled cheese sandwiches, Gorgonzola mac 'n' cheese, BBQ chicken bites, lobster-stuffed deviled eggs and sticky toffee sweet pudding cake.
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A new trial date has been set for a Clinton man facing a first-degree murder charge.
The state alleges Andy Cole murdered 27-year-old Alysia Marburger in 2008, while committing sexual abuse. His original trial date was set for Feb. 18.
Earlier this month Judge Marlita Greve approved Cole's request for new council. On Jan. 10, Cole told Greve that he did not like the way his attorney, Bruce Ingham, had been defending him. Assistant Iowa Attorney General Doug Hammerand, who is prosecuting the case alongside Clinton County Attorney Mike Wolf, offered no objection to the motion.
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Many have lamented the loss of the American Dream, but few have the investigative skills necessary to dig into what happened. In Who Stole the American Dream? Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter Hedrick Smith reveals a series of events and decisions that have contributed to today's disparity in wealth and political power. Smith recently spoke to U.S. News about his findings and what he says needs to change in order to reverse the 40-year trend. Excerpts:
Why do you say there are two Americas today?
The country is divided sharply and extremely by money, by political power, and by ideology. We have enormous, gaping inequalities of income. And along with that, we have exaggerated and unequal political power exercised by corporate America and by the wealthy, particularly between elections, through masses of lobbyists working in Washington.
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If you look at the growth of the American economy and the growth of productivity of the American workforce, from 1945 until the mid-1970s, the productivity roughly doubled and middle-class Americans shared in those gains. Their average pay rose just about the same as productivity. But if you look at the period from 1973 until now, productivity's gone up 80 percent, but the average pay of typical Americans has gone up only 10 percent. So what you see is what I call wedge economics, the people at the top are gaining enormously and the people in the middle are basically flat for about three decades. The hourly compensation of a typical median male worker in 2011 was the same as in 1978. At the same time the incomes of the people at the top one percent rose sixfold.
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"TODAY Show" hosts Kathie Lee and Hoda kicked off their hour-long show on the road from UT campus Monday morning with cheerleaders, the UT Band, members of the dance squad, and hundreds of cheering fans.
The hosts said they've never seen a school with so much spirit.
People had lined up for hours for the chance to appear on the fourth hour of the "TODAY Show."
Many in the crowd Monday morning wore Volunteer orange "TODAY in Tennessee" t-shirts, and it's not too late to get yours. Part of the proceeds will go to the United Way.
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NBC Director of Field Operations Jack Bennett says it takes more than $100,000 to take the Today Show on the road.
"We've been to a number of places and when we get a crowd, it doesn't matter if they're college kids or 40-year-olds or 50- year-olds-- they're all screaming and yelling," says Bennett.
About fifty employees help make it all happen, in addition to some very lucky students who got the opportunity to help out.
"I knew they were having this contest, I didn't think we would really have a chance to win," says UT student Brooke Fraser, who was selected as a "runner" for the show.
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"UTs been in the press so much with Gameday and now this, it's just been big. It's been great seeing something positive to come to campus. Why not be excited about it?" says Pence.
NBC crews are preparing for their live broadcast on UT's campus Monday morning.
On Saturday, crews ran cords and sent up tents ahead of Monday's show. That's when the Today Show will broadcast its fourth hour from campus.
Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb will be live near Ayres Hall for their "Kathie Lee and Hoda Go Back To College" series. The show starts at 10:00 a.m.
Channel 10's morning crew will also be there starting with live coverage at 5:00 a.m. We will continue our coverage on Mornings with Fox 43 beginning at 7:00.
You can show your spirit for the event by buying a "Today in Tennessee" t-shirt. The t-shirts cost $10 with most of the proceeds going to the United Way. You can buy them on our website. Just go to the "About" section and click on general store. You can also purchase a t-shirt Monday morning on campus.


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Helen Dragas' job as rector of the University of Virginia Board of Visitors is in the hands of the Virginia General Assembly. They will decide next month if she should be re-confirmed, after she tried to force out UVa President Teresa Sullivan last summer.
A couple of lawmakers in Central Virginia say, based on Dragas' actions in the summer, they will vote to not confirm her.
A handful of lawmakers were at UVa on Wednesday to discuss the university's legislative priorities. The Dragas confirmation is one of the items on the list.
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Dragas told a newspaper in Richmond last week that she wants to keep her job as rector, even if it requires "thick skin."
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I've notices a window sign that they are buying gold, and stopped by to possibly sell a gold chain that I no longer use. For medium size 18'' 14K chain the owner offered me $6. She did not bother to weight the chain, etc. I knew the offer was a complete rip-off, so I stopped by at another jewelry store in the neighborhood and was offered six times as much. Still keeping the chain, but will never do any kind of business with such a DISHONEST place.
I went to Jacqueline's to have her staff redesign my ring. The quality and workmanship was extremely poor. When I contacted the store regarding my problem, the staff was rude and the owner was also rude and ignorant. I was extremely upset with the service I received especially with the amount of money I was charged. I had to bring the ring to another jeweler to repair it. It also appraised at a lower value than what Jacqueline's had said. Do not trust anything they tell you. They do not back their work. I would not recommend this store to anyone!
So-so – I went to Jacqueline's to buy a ring for my wife. Unfortunately the selection was pretty standard, very similar to kay jewelers or other stores that I visited in nearby malls. Nothing unique.
Luckily for me she did have a ring that was very similar to what my wife liked. Unfortunately it was almost as expensive as everywhere else, despite "many generous discounts".
Jacqueline is a fine woman, but two old gals that are working for her are quite negative. They are pushy, fake and make you feel rather uncomfortable.
So, the bottom line: if you are lucky you might find there what you want, but don't go there for something unique or pleasant experience.
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Very helpful and honest jeweler. – If unique is what you like, you will find it at Jacqueline's. I don't have a lot of jewelery, but what I do have, I like it to be unique. I can always find something at Jacqueline's. I got my wedding band there and am constantly getting compliments on it, even 7 years later. They can also design something for you if you have an idea of your own, which my husband and I did for my engagement ring. It turned out great!
I have referred many people to Jacqueline's for engagement rings, wedding bands, watches, etc., and every single person has been more than satisfied. Each one saying how comfortable they felt working with the people there, and how helpful and honest everyone was.
I highly recommend going to Jacqueline's to see for yourself what a great jeweler it is.
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Ballroom dancing in Naples
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Grab your dancing shoes
There are several dance studios in the area that can help you get started cutting a rug.
Absolute Ballroom Company
985 Creech Road, Naples
Phone: 403-2623
Website: www.absoluteballroomcompany.com
DanceLife of SWFL
26251 U.S. 41 S., Bonita Springs
Phone: 495-3600
Website: www.dancelifeofswfl.com
Dancing with Marcia
7100 Airport-Pulling Road, Naples
Phone: 597-7012
Website: www.dancingwithmarcia.com
Fred Astaire
5926 Premier Way #134, Naples
Phone: 592-7737
Website: www.fredastairenaples.com
Modern Steps Ballroom Studio
4117 U.S. 41 E., Naples
Phone: 775-3445
Website: www.modersteps.net
Naples Ballroom Company
1644 Trade Center Way, Naples
Phone: 537-1143
Website: www.naplesballroomcompany.com
Naples is known for white sandy beaches and golf courses galore.
But residents and snowbirds looking for more than outdoor recreation are finding a home indoors — on a ballroom dance floor.
"Just like golfers, when they get on the golf course they forget about everything except for that little white ball," said dance student Bella Peluchiwski. "Well that's the same thing with us."
Peluchiwski is hitting the dance floor for a wide array of benefits.
"It gives you beautiful poise. It gives you beautiful confidence," she said. "It also allows you to meet these wonderful people that you would never meet before."
Her instructor Jessie Garcia, owner of Naples Ballroom Company in North Naples, began teaching locally in 1997. Since then he has seen the interest in ballroom dance increase as the area has changed.
"It's not that it got younger," he said. "It just got hipper."
The "Dancing with the Stars" television program has also helped make ballroom dance more mainstream even if it is very different from what actually goes on at social dances, said Garcia.
"They do a lot of movement that's a little too Vegas," he said. "If you ever did that on a dance for social dancing they would look at you like what's wrong with him?"
Across town at Absolute Ballroom Company, 985 Creech Road, owner and instructor Paul Stewart sees a steady stream of students coming in for exercise, to reconnect with a spouse or just to have a good time. The majority of his students are beginners, and, while they range in age from seven to 94, Stewart stresses anyone can learn to dance.
"Almost everybody that walks through the door says, 'You're going to have problems with me. I have two left feet,' " said Stewart. "It's simply not true. Pretty much, if you can walk, you can dance."
Jeanne Couture had absolutely no dance background when she first began taking lessons from Stewart.
"I was raised in a very conservative home, no dancing allowed, not even a wiggle in my walk," said Couture.
Tired of watching from the sidelines as others enjoyed dances at weddings and galas, Couture showed up at Stewart's studio for lessons. Seven years later she is one of his more advanced pupils and dancing in competitions.
"What brings me back is that it brings me joy," said Couture. "The dancing brings me joy."
Stewart and his fellow instructors, Johnny and Lisa PerMar, teach just about any type of partner dance, including West Coast swing, salsa, foxtrot and country-western two-step. They offer students private lessons in combination with group sessions and practice parties.
"A private lesson is one-on-one," Stewart said. "The group classes are more designed to introduce you to something new."
Anyone can try it out for free and packages for beginners start at $169 for four lessons, two group classes and two practice parties.
At Naples Ballroom Company, Garcia also teaches a variety of partner dances from Latin to smooth ballroom. He offers private instruction and group practice through classes and a weekly social dance. Private lessons are $75 an hour and group lessons are $15.
Students who take regular private lessons can attend the group classes for free, and everyone is welcome for his weekly social dance.
"If someone really wants to learn to dance, you can't do it just by private lesson or group classes," Garcia said. "I always tell people this because I know sometimes if they have a limited budget they want to just come into a group class, but the problem is you learn all these steps and you need a way to kind of anchor them down."
After mastering some moves, many students from area studios intermingle to show off their steps. From dinner dances at country clubs to studio socials there are options to keep people dancing throughout the week.
"Where we lived before there weren't a lot of opportunities to dance, but since we've lived in Naples there have been a lot of opportunities to dance," Doug Errington said.
Errington and his wife, Linda, take four classes each week and go out socially about once a week. They first started ballroom dancing together in college, and after taking a long break while raising their kids they have headed back out on the dance floor.
"The kids are older, so we have more time to do it," Linda Errington said.
The Erringtons take advantage of trying a variety of classes with different instructors, which both Stewart and Garcia encourage, to get a different perspective and meet other people.
"Anywhere you go people are fun," Doug Errington said. "They're eager to talk to you and dance with you. It makes for a nice social atmosphere."


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