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Monte Rosa Eco-mountain Hut Design: Sustainably Stylish
When building homes on a mountain, it is highly expected to be eco-friendly, as architects will automatically sourced the materials locally. However, with the strong influence of modernization, some are blinded with the modern construction materials available in the market today but not the Switzerland Alpine Club that designed the Monte Rosa Mountain Hut. The hut is 90% sufficient using the abundant solar energy in Monte Rosa. Located 883 meters above the Swiss Alps, the Monte Rosa Mountain Hut is overlooking the actual beautiful landscape of the area, which allows its residents to have a close connection with nature. The hut has spacious and elegant interior, which is an added comfort as well.
Palm Pendant Lamp: Your Stylish And Eco-friendly Pendant Lamp
Get a summer ambiance in your home whilst keeping your advocacy of keeping the environment safe at all times. The Palm Pendant Lamp is a lamp designed to bring brightness and color to your home with the numerous lively colors to choose from. This catchy and stylish pendant lamp from Kickity is 100% recyclable making it an eco-friendly one. One can easily have this stylish lamp hung easily, as it is a self-assembly type. It has 22 individual leaves that users can link together to form the refreshing and eye-catching palm-like lamp in just a matter of few minutes. Being a recyclable item, the Palm lamp is ideal for today's current environment condition.
Rubble-Bubble: A Dome Made Of Recycled Materials
Recycling items is challenging, as materials used are generally considered useless. However, the shallow thinking about supposed to be discarded materials does not affect Gert Eussen. He was able to reclaimed the used pebbles or bricks in their restructured garden and was able to create a sustainable small dome from it. Aside from the reclaimed pebbles, recycled woods are also used to create the dome's door. Though the dome measure short and small and cannot be considered as a real home, the designer thinks that it is highly possible to build houses using the same reclaimed materials. Since pebbles and bricks are normally made of clay, the Rubble Bubble dome surely feel cold inside even when its scorching hot outside.
Bamboo Stirrers: Refreshingly Stylish And Eco-friendly
We have seen so many eco-friendly designs from designers who want to do their part in saving the environment. With sustainable sources, the use of Bamboo is now becoming popular and the Bamboo Stirrers by Chinese manufacturers Bambu. As its name suggests, the stirrers are made of Bamboo. Another added green feature of the stirrers is it being handmade. The stirrers are approximately at 8" long and thus it can be used comfortable to stirrup your juice and other beverages in tall glasses. Available in a set of two, you and your partner can now easily enjoy a sustainable drink together.
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Bamboo Forest House: Refreshing And Eco-friendly
When it comes to using bamboo, a sustainable use of resources surely will come first to every environmentalist's mind. This is because bamboo is a fast growing plant and can easily replenish in a short span, thus using bamboo won't show any harm to the environment and thus using it is indeed eco-friendly. The Bamboo Forest House in Taiwain by London based ROEWUarchitecture uses bamboo as its façade, which surely will create a cooler feel to the home interior. If you have not yet been into bamboo bed, you surely do not have any idea how cool bamboo is. If I were to choose bamboo bed over any other beds, I definitely choose bamboo especially during hot season.
Lham Lamp: The Eco-friendly Outdoor Lighting System
In my childhood, I can remember my brother and his dynamos. He used it to power his toy cars. I am not really familiar with dynamos not until a great submission from Joan Rojeski disseny sostenible team to IGreenSpot was made. The group presented an eco-friendly lamp called the Lham Lamp. Looking at its photos, the lamp looks elegant enough to be in your modern home. You can have it used to both indoor and outdoor purposes. The lamp uses LED lighting technology and a dynamo for its power needs. With all these features and sleek design, tell me if this is not sustainable enough.
Pennyfields Chair: A Soon To Be Launched Eco-chair
Eco-friendly furniture designs are getting stylish as time flies. If you think that eco-friendly furniture has the worst look and design, you must then think a million times. The Pennyfields Chair is an eco-friendly sitting solution designed by Alex Whitney made of bamboo and refurbished steel. We all know that bamboo is a fast growing plant and a sustainable source of materials. The chair carried the elegant look and it surely will be perfect for your dining area or waiting area of your home or office. The chair will be launched at The Dock, London on September 22, 2010 for the London Design Festival, which will be happening on September 20 to 26.
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Eco-swivel Desk Lamp: An Eco-friendly Design From Marcantonio Raimondi Malerba
Storing old and broken items at home can be an eyesore. Why not give these items a new life by recycling. The Eco-swivel lamp by Marcantonio Raimondi Malerba is made from recycled broken furniture and a timber. Presumably, timbers used in this project are sustainably sourced or leftovers by wooden furniture manufacturers or makers. This sustainable lighting design is not only eco-friendly but also striking. This will be a perfect illuminating tool whilst playing as one of your eye-catching home décor. Patronizing this product will give everyone the chance to help save the earth and make it a better and safe place to live.
Bamboo Herb Marker: An Eco-friendly Tool For Your Garden
To help save the environment, it does not need to be big. You can help combat global warming even in your little way. Having plenty of plants will do the trick as it provides fresh and clean air. If you wish to help save the earth by planting some herbs in your backyard or garden, why not go ahead and compliment it with the eco-friendly bamboo herb marker. We all know that bamboo is a sustainable source of materials, using it, as your herb marker definitely made you help save the earth even in this very simple way. You are not only producing fresh air into your home, you also have minimized carbon emission in manufacturing the markers unlike those made of aluminum, brass, and the like.
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'Issues of credibility & trust': Eurogroup adjourns without reaching Greece deal
Published time: July 11, 2015 23:29
The meeting of the eurozone finance ministers has adjourned until morning without reaching any conclusion on the Greek bailout deal, with issues of "credibility and trust" discussed as well as Athens' financial crisis risking its Eurozone membership.
"We had an in-depth discussion of Greek proposals, the issue of credibility and trust was discussed, and also of course financial issues involved. But we have not concluded our discussions, so we will continue at 11:00am," the president of the Eurogroup Jeroen Dijsselbloem told journalists late Saturday.
"It is still very difficult, but work is still in progress," the Dutch finance minister added, refusing to share any details of the negotiations.
Meanwhile the Maltese PM Joseph Muscat, who is due to attend a eurozone summit in Brussels, predicted that Sunday "will be a long day."
The Eurogroup has been convening for more than seven hours, but the negotiations have produced no results, as the eurozone seems to lack "trust" in Athens ability and willingness to implement reforms needed to keep the economy afloat.
Creditors want "more specific and binding commitments" from the Greek government, a European official at the talks told AP, adding that Athens' proposals are "too little, too late."
"We are still a long way out, both on the issue of content as on the tougher issue of trust," Dijsselbloem said just before the meeting. "On paper it is not good enough yet – and even if it is good on paper, then we still have the question: will it really happen?"
In a Friday vote, lawmakers in the Greek parliament backed the latest proposals for economic reforms and further austerity measures which Athens submitted to the Eurogroup earlier this week.
The new reform proposals include moving more items to the standard 23 percent VAT rate, as well as the privatization of regional airports and seaports. Greeks also agreed to eventually abolish solidarity installments for poor pensioners by December 2019, a year earlier than planned, and raise the retirement age to 67 by 2022. The early retirement also will be abolished.
In return for caving in to most of the creditors demands, which the Greek nation voted against during last weeks' referendum, Tsipras is trying to bargain a better deal which includes a €53.5 billion ($59.7 billion) bailout package over the next 3 years.
Unless the deal is agreed on Sunday, the country's banking system may end up bankrupt on Monday. Cash withdrawals from Greek banks reach €100 million ($111 million) a day, with ATMs transactions limited to €60 ($67).

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How to get to ClaytonFly in to Atlanta, GA (PDK-DeKalb-Peachtree), 86 mi (138.4 km) from downtown Clayton. Atlanta, GA (ATL-Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Intl.) is the next closest major airport, 104.3 mi (167.8 km) away.
What to see around ClaytonFun activities like camping and rafting are on hand, along with attractions such as:
- • Bartram Trail
- • Shortline Trailhead
- • Highlands Aerial Park
- • High Shoals Falls Trailhead
- • Wilson Lick Ranger Station
- • Highlands Biological Station
- • Hamilton Gardens
- • Helen Waterpark
- • High Falls Trail
- • Black Rock Mountain State Park
- • Tallulah Gorge State Park
- • Minnehaha Falls
- • Moccasin Creek Park
- • Panther Creek Trailhead
- • Main Street Gallery
- • Rabun County Golf Club
- • Tiger Mountain Vineyards
- • Kingwood Resort Golf
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PITTSBURGH -- The Steelers' offensive line has been beaten up in more ways than one ever since Mike Tomlin took over as head coach in 2007.
Could the oft-maligned unit become a reason why the Steelers win next season? Don't scoff.
David DeCastro has emerged as a Pro Bowl-caliber guard this season. Pro Bowl center Maurkice Pouncey is expected to return in 2014 from a torn ACL. Left tackle Kelvin Beachum has played well enough that the Steelers may not have to target the position with their first pick in the 2014 NFL draft.
"The biggest problem with the offensive line," former NFL scout and ESPN analyst Matt Williamson said, "is they can't ever start the same five guys."
Injuries have long been the X factor along the offensive line and any optimistic forecast for its future has to come with the caveat that the Steelers, for whatever reason, cannot stay healthy up front.
Assume for the sake of argument that the line isn't as wracked by injuries next season as it has been in recent years. DeCastro, Pouncey and left guard Ramon Foster would give them a strong interior around which to build.
That is especially true in the case of DeCastro, whom Williamson said has already established himself as one of the top five or six guards in the NFL.
"He doesn't have a major weakness," Williamson said. "He can run the power stuff. He can pass block. There's a lot to like about him."
Williamson echoed similar sentiments about Beachum, who took over at left tackle after the fourth game of the season and has earned glowing praise from offensive coordinator Todd Haley.
The 6-3, 306-pound Beachum is not a prototypical left tackle, and teams generally find protectors for their quarterback's blind side near the beginning of the draft not the end of it.
But Beachum, a late seventh-round pick in 2012, is proving to be the exception to several rules.
"I'm starting to come around on him," Williamson said. "He might he good enough and he seems to be getting better."
The 2014 draft is supposed to be deep at offensive tackle, and if the Steelers use their first pick on a potential franchise left tackle, Beachum would still have a key role on the team -- whether he serves as a super sub who can play all five positions or bolsters the line at another position.
The play of DeCastro and Beachum this season is the biggest reason for optimism for the offensive line, and Mike Adams still has time to develop into a long-term starter up front, whether it is at left or right tackle.
Injuries can scramble the offensive line throughout the season as the Steelers well know. But the investment they have made in their line in recent drafts could really start to pay off next season.
If the group can stay relatively healthy.


text: The Lady Eagles hosted Topsail Monday night. The Lady Eagles were first on the score board with a goal by freshman, striker Carly Higgins. Higgins tacked on two more goals before the end of the half completing a hat trick. Topsail was able to capitalize on two scoring drives in the first half and an own goal by the Eagles brought the game to a tied score at half. Senior, co-captain, Charlotte Pearsall scored twice in the second half and Topsail was able to finish once more bringing the score to 5-4, Eagles. This win brings the Eagles overall record to 8-5-2 and 3-3-1 in conference play. The Lady Eagles will travel to Legion stadium Thursday to take on New Hanover.


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Has anyone any experience with TicketMaster.co.uk?
My son has just signed up as an affiliate, but they don't show any stats, pay quarterly, and seem to be pushing their phone number quite a lot on their site.
Are they any good? Or are there any alternative UK ticket suppliers?
Thanks for any help.
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February 16th, 2004, 03:57 PM #2
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I looked at them and thought that 50p per sale seemed very low considering what some of those tickets sell for.
Frankly I would rather use that space for something more productive.
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CodePlexProject Hosting for Open Source Software
I am a developer of the Sofa WPF team. Our project (SofaWpf.codeplex.com) is, in short, a Container that hosts Applications that are developed and deployed separately but can communicate and cooperate when running in the Container.
We use 3 different frameworks for the graphical layout, WPF.MDI, DragDockPanel from the Blacklight project and, mainly, Avalon Dock.
We are currently facing a major issue that does not affect the current release but forbid us to go ahead:
Everything works correctly as long we only open DocumentContents in a DocumentPane (what does the current release) or DockableContents in a DockablePane. The problem occurs when we open 2 panes, a DocumentPane and a DockablePane, and drag a DockableContent
into a DocumentPane. The DockableContent behaves correctly and gets the DocumentContent look (tab on top) but still behaves as a DockableContent when we drag it again. This generates the following error:
System.InvalidOperationException: 'DocumentPane' TargetType does not match type of element 'FloatingDockablePane'.
at System.Windows.Style.CheckTargetType(Object element)
at System.Windows.StyleHelper.UpdateStyleCache(FrameworkElement fe, FrameworkContentElement ...
at System.Windows.FrameworkElement.set_Style(Style value)
at AvalonDock.DockableFloatingWindow..ctor(DockingManager manager, DockableContent content) dans C:\Sofa-06-20\{A3634D}+\Sofa\ExternalFrameworks\AvalonDock\DockableFloatingWindow.cs:ligne
at AvalonDock.DockingManager.Drag(DockableContent dockableContent, Point point, Point offset) dans c:\sofa-06-20\{a3634d}+\sofa\externalframeworks\avalondock\dockingmanager.cs:ligne 2362
at AvalonDock.DockableContent.OnDragStart(Point ptMouse, Point ptRelativeMouse) dans c:\sofa-06-20\{a3634d}+\sofa\externalframeworks\avalondock\dockablecontent.cs:ligne 219
at AvalonDock.ManagedContent.OnDragMouseLeave(Object sender, MouseEventArgs e) dans c:\sofa-06-20\{a3634d}+\sofa\externalframeworks\avalondock\managedcontent.cs:ligne 303
at System.Windows.Input.MouseEventArgs.InvokeEventHandler(Delegate genericHandler, Object genericTarget)
at System.Windows.RoutedEventArgs.InvokeHandler(Delegate handler, Object target)
Somebody already had this error and a comment was:
"gidmanmaDCT wrote May 6 at 8:56 PM
This is manifesting as a template error but it seems that the real problem is that dockable content exists within a document pane. Should this be allowed? "
This let me think there is some kind of "casting" from DockableContent to DocumentContent that is done when dragging a DockableContent to a DocumentPane and this does not occurs when Avalon Dock is running inside Sofa WPF.
I do not hope a ready-to-use solution for this problem but ideas for search: Am I right when thinking about a casting from Dockable to Document, if yes where in the Avalon code, if not how is managed a DockableContent that has been dragged in a DocumentPane
? Any other ideas ?
At last a lot of thanks to the Avalon Dock team and all my consideration for this great work !
Edward G. Georges
Edit to my previous post: The solution to make it work was very simple:
The last Avalon statement before the error was in the DockableFloatingWindow constructor, at line 89 :
pane.Style = content.ContainerPane.Style;
In samples I tried using Avalon without embedding it in Sofa content.ContainerPane.Style is always null. So I replaced
pane.Style = null;
and it works. But I guess this line may have a role in some circumstances ...
Is it possible to get information about side effects of my modification ?
Edward H. Georges
Hi, it seems that you are using old source code, could please specify which changest/version are you using? I can't find the line you're referring to...
I am using release 60576 (latest available), version 1.2 ie .Net 3.5
After I set pane.Style to null instead of content.ContainerPane.Style I had no problems even when testing deeply. This line is probably not meaningful when Avalon is embedded in Sofa.
Thanks for your time
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Guy Leonard
University of Exeter, UK
Dr Leonard works with comparative genomics, phylogenomics and genome assembly with an interest in the evolutionary relationships of eukaryotes and the cellular & genomic innovations of the diversity of eukaryotic cells. This led him to specifically look at the prevalence of gene fusion & fission events. More recently he has been trying to understand the adaptations and evolutionary history of a oomycete-relative, Hyphochytrium catenoides and the fungal-eye complex of the chytrid fungus Blastocladiella emersonii.
Daniel McDonald
University of California San Diego, USA
Dr. McDonald is a bioinformatics scientist in the Knight Lab at the University of California San Diego, and his primary interest is in the study of the human microbiome in relation to health. Daniel's graduate work was done under the mentorship of Dr. Rob Knight and focused on the development of the American Gut Project, Quantitative Insights into Microbial Ecology (QIIME), Greengenes 16S rRNA database, and the BIOM-format.
Josie Paris
University of Exeter, UK
Josie's interests are in population genomics, in particular the use of NGS methods in molecular ecology to aid conservation and management efforts. Josie is a final-year PhD student at the University of Exeter, supervised by Dr Jamie Stevens and Dr Eduarda Santos. She is using population genomics (RAD sequencing) to explore patterns of metal tolerance in populations of brown trout Salmo trutta.
Sophie Shaw
University of Aberdeen, UK
Sophie works as a Bioinformatician in the Centre for Genome Enabled Biology and Medicine. She provides analysis of numerous different data sets including differential expression analysis, transcriptomics, whole genome assembly and single cell genomics. Alongside this gives support to researchers analysing their own data. Previous to working in Aberdeen, she completed her PhD researching the functional impact of differential allele expression in Candida albicans. After this she worked as a post-doctoral researcher investigating transcriptional reprogramming in the fungus Trichoderma hamatum GD12 during biocontrol of the pathogen Sclerotinia sclerotiorum and plant growth promotion of lettuce.
Elin Videvall
Lund University, Sweden
Elin studies evolutionary genomics of host-microbe interactions. Her PhD project revolves around transcriptomes of birds and their malaria parasites and gut microbiomes of ostriches, supervised by Dr Charlie Cornwallis and Dr Olof Hellgren. Elin has experience working with RNA-seq, analysing differential gene expression and assembling transcriptomes de novo, and also with 16S-seq, microbiome analyses, genome assemblies and using various genomic tools.
Maria Pachiadaki
Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences, USA
Maria's research interests revolve around the genomics, eco-physiology and evolution of marine microorganisms. She is a postdoctoral investigator at Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences, where she uses multiple –omics tools and rate measurements to shed light into the microbial life of the aphotic realm, their activities and their impact on ecosystem-level processes through their roles in biogeochemical cycling.
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University of California San Diego, USA
I'm a fourth year graduate student in the Computer Science and Engineering department working with Rob Knight at the University of California, San Diego. I analyze longitudinal human datasets with Inflammatory Bowel Disease and other host-associated diseases.
Sarah Baldwin
McGill University, Montréal, Canada
Sarah uses genomics and populations genetics to study major evolutionary transitions in plants. She also loves statistics and using R! Her current work is evaluating genome-wide responses to increased inbreeding using RAD-sequencing, linkage mapping, and segregation distortion analysis in a non-model organism.
Anna Karnkowska
University of Warsaw, Poland
Ania has just started an assistant professor position at the University of Warsaw. During her postdoctoral research at Charles University in Prague and at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, she was working on diversity and evolution of microbial eukaryotes. Ania is using genomic and transcriptomic data to understand origin and fate of plastids and mitochondria. More recently she has been also working on uncultured divergent parasitic lineages of eukaryotes and trying to decipher their evolutionary origin and cellular traits.
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Are students entering their final two years of schooling preparing well and choosing subjects that fit their career aspirations and strengths? With HSC subject selection in progress (or recently completed in some schools) across NSW, year 10 students and their parents may be struggling with the decisions they are making around what to select for the final years of study at school.
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With more than 77,000 students enrolled in one or more HSC subjects this year, many households across NSW will have a child in their final stages of preparing for an exam. Having survived an HSC household in the past few years, I know firsthand how stressful HSC exams can be for Year 12 students and their families.
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I commonly get asked: what is the best way to master a second language? My response is always the same; immerse yourself in the culture of the language you are studying, talk with people whose first language is the one you are studying and start to experience how the language is used in different scenarios.
An organisation working to provide solar energy to the Indian poor, Pollinate Energy, was started by a group of young Australians, and it provided me with a unique opportunity to become an agent of change.
The very idea of using renewable energy and social entrepreneurship to create a sustainable living for the poor in India is incredible. The Pollinate program allowed me to get involved in active social change in my home country and to make a difference - while furthering my skills as a student and a communications professional. The theoretical knowledge I gained from my time at UTS:INSEARCH and the University of Technology, Sydney (UTS), was ready for real-world application, and the Pollinate Fellowship Program gave me the platform to do just that.
In February this year, five influential organisations including The Business Council of Australia and Universities Australia pledged to provide more help for students to bridge the gap between the university classroom and the workplace, with the aim to create a more practical, highly educated and highly skilled workforce.
The best piece of advice I would give Year 12 students who are about to receive their ATAR is 'don't worry'. It's a bit of cliché (and something you've probably heard it a million times during your HSC year) but even if you don't get the ATAR you need to get into your dream course there are still options available to you.
Like many others, I would argue that communication is an important engine of the 21st century as daily life, including our work lives, is shaped by the fact that we live in a smaller, more connected, more globalised world. Communication is at the core of this, allowing us to explore and learn about other cultures, strengthen social ties, create business and personal relationships, and facilitate exchange of information.
Design has certainly come of age. Once restricted to their defined role in the product development and marketing process, designers now contribute holistically and strategically to meet the needs of customers in this decade's service and knowledge-driven economy.
Studying a first-class English course in Australia is just the start of long-term language success. Informal friendships and social immersion are also essential to lasting linguistic learning.
A long time ago, in the early 70s, when I was trying to decide what I should study at university, a cousin advised that I should perhaps consider learning Chinese. Australia had just established diplomatic relations with the Peoples' Republic of China and my relative was preparing to take up a posting in Beijing at the new Australian embassy there.
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It's a fact. Our neural networks are strengthened by learning a new language. So, compared with the ambitions of the policy makers and educators I met in South East Asia last week, the aims of the Asian Century white paper on language are arguably too modest. It's true, some general goals have now been set and the right noises have been made. Australians, particularly young people starting out in their careers, should be building Asian 'literacy', not least by actually learning the languages of our near neighbours and trading partners. Worthy government commitments have, however, been met by scepticism from many who refer to previous short- lived and largely unsuccessful attempts to get us to learn Japanese or Indonesian in large numbers.
Suitcases are packed and iPads charged as eighteen year-olds around Australia set off for that rite of passage known as the Gap Year. Nervous parents anticipate midnight calls from a Laos hospital or a Bali beach clinic and shudder. Next door, the proud parents ordering online textbooks for their soon-to be uni student, have no such concerns. But they should. Graduation and career success is by no means guaranteed. The growing gap between school and university means that more young people than ever will be alienated, isolated and ultimately fall at the first hurdle in tertiary education.
I'd always wanted to learn a language because I was interested in engaging with other cultures.
I'd been to the US and Britain, but when I was 16 I went to Indonesia to do a summer school at a university in central Java. It included learning batik, the martial arts and language studies while living in the university dormitories. I just loved it. I started my arts degree at Sydney University in 1980 following a gap year. I enrolled in linguistics and Indonesian and Malayan studies.
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Unanswered: How to change the postgresql data directory location database wise ?
Hi all,
This is my 1st post in dbforum, hope i will get a reply fast.
I am using OpenERP with postgresql 9.2 as the backend RDBMS.
I have 2 databases in my machine and i wish to store the data of the corresponding databases in two different data directory locations. ?
If yes can some one let me know how ?
I see an article speaks about how to change the data directory location but its outside the database level.
So is there any one to help me out here ? would be great for that
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This is an Oracle forum. Try a postgresql forum
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I've moved your thread from the Oracle forum to the PostgreSQL forum. It should have a better chance of getting an appropriate answer here.
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This is fairly easy to do, at least on Linux systems, but I've not tried it on Windows servers. If you look in your /etc/init.d directory, you should find the service control script which starts, stops, reloads, etc. you postgresql instance. Make a copy of that with a different name. Inside the copy, find your PGPORT, PGDATA, and PGLOG environment variables and change those to other values. You'll have to use a different port and data directory at the very least. After you're done editing, run chkconfig so this instance starts automatically. Syntax for that is your homework.
Once you've started the new instance, you should be able to connect with psql by giving it the proper parameters. If you have applications which need to connect with this instance, the connection string or method must change to connect with the right port.
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Adam loves the bath and swimming (big pool or kiddie pool). He takes showers with one of us a lot, too. He doesn't really like the cold water, but once he gets in he gets used to it!
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Following the launch of the Volkswagen Child Safety Initiative (CSI), Volkswagen Philippines together with the Ayala Foundation, Inc. carried out its 2nd corporate social responsibility project by donating musical instruments to the pupils of the Center of Excellence in Public Elementary Education (CENTEX) in Tondo.
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The recipient of Edgar, Anthony, and Macavity Awards, New York Times best-selling author C. J. Box has won almost every honor in his field. In Breaking Point, Wyoming game warden Joe Pickett is glad to catch up with old friend Lyle Pendergast, but then the man goes missing and is named a suspect in the death of two EPA employees. All signs point to Lyle's guilt, but the more Joe digs into the case, the more he realizes he's stepped into the middle of a deadly power play.
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"Unique among the investigative crime novels."
Since this series is so different from the other crime investigation and police procedural novels that I favor, is very difficult to rank. It really stands by itself. Stands out really.
When Joe Picket rescued the stranded men from the raging forest fire.
I've listened to most of the novels in this series and to me Chandler has become Joe Picket.
The last few minutes, when Picket reveals what really happened that awful day in the Wyoming mountains.
When I was heard about this series, I thought Joe Picket was a forest ranger (fire look-out type) and it did not seem to be very interesting. But I was told I would probably like the novels. they were different than the usual crime fare. So I listened to "Cold Wind" (#11). Boy was I mistaken. Joe Picket is a game warden that is a first class detective and police officer. Now I wish that I had started in the beginning. The series is very chronological and I'm not sure I'll be able to go back and start at the beginning. C.J. Box keeps writing a new one and I don't have time to listen to any older ones.
"A tract, not a story."
No. What a missed opportunity!
If only this book sought to reveal a situation in which a family breaks under the pressure of bureaucracy, it would illuminate the potential for abuse in our system. Instead, it attempts to generalize, portraying federal Government employees as rich, ruthless opportunists as a rule. Instead of making a profound point, the story is just plain silly. The EPA is roundly depicted as EEEEVVVVILLLL...their mustaches twirling so fast they could create a windstorm (for which they would penalize hard-working honest Americans).
This book might have made a worthy political point. Instead it grinds its axe to t sawdust and its' commentary to parody. It's caricatures are so heightened it occasionally felt more like a Jon Stewart riff than like the critique it's attempting to be.
I love buying books on the basis of customer reviews. It's fun to dive in on the basis of fans. Only occasionally does this lead to a ratings skew from true believers. I believe all avid readers have experienced this, regardless of their leanings. It's difficult to distinguish story from polemic based on the book description.
Each time, it's a bummer. Isn't there a way to declare this sub genre for what it is instead of allowing consumers to believe it represents the genre it claims to be?
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The women lisp.
I liked it at first. I love characters who are set in their ways, who have beef with one thing or another... that makes for great storytelling. When it's about the character. Not so, here.
Here, the protagonist is a game warden who bridges several (potentially terrifically interesting) gaps: public service and law enforcement,a state employee who is suspicious of government institutions.
What a tremendous premise! If only the character were to embody those leanings as a function of character and it hadn't become clear that the author was the one with a bias... character be damned. Ultimately, story recedes to mere rant.
Well...take this as an endorsement or a caution, depending:
The antagonist is an EPA agent enraged at not having his solar panels approved by his home owner's association (I'm not kidding)takes his vengeance by destroying the lives of hard-working Americans who are just trying to do the right thing. Government (vs state) employees are depicted as being unilaterally wealthy, vengeful, shiftless and cruel. Vigilante behavior (though understandable in the context of the story, which is the point) is depicted as a brave commitment to principle.
Did I mention the villain is also a white guy named John Owen Pate who, upon his mother's remarriage, took advantage of her new husband's "more exotic" surname and changed his name to Juan Julio Batista - to "take advantage of policies to promote people of color."
Yep. The fact that this is represented as commentary on those policies and not on the jerk taking false advantage of them...is absurdly clear.
Ick. Not a narrative, a rant. The author lost control of his emotion and thereby his story.
"Too long and unbelieveable"
This is a tiresome book. None of it made sense to me. Not the best of joe Pickett.
"It's a political rant"
Not much. Who wants politics when reading entertainment especially when nothing in the description leads you to believe that's the purpose
If you're a right wing wack job you'll love it. The author rails against the EPA, asbestos removal laws, lead paint removal laws...basically anything that's there to protect the environment because he must figure no regulation is best. So the story is cloaked in this political BS point of view. A real turn off. If I wanted political ranting I would go elsewhere...I don't want it in books I read for entertainment. Had to stop listening. The performance is top rate however.
"Absolutely terrible book!"
I'd be surprised if anyone could enjoy this book.
It is a rant against any type of government regulation and the story is totally unbelievable. I could not bring myself to finish the listen.
No redeeming qualities, unlike earlier Joe Pike books.
"A comic book for adults-unbelievable but enjoyable"
I can't really explain why I love this series. Joe is a superhero in disguise-the last man standing in a world of principle corrupted by bad guys and politicized bureaucrats. The author's descriptions of the great outdoors are wonderful, and his extreme characters lovable, despicable, and unreal. This is a good mystery, and we are given enough hints that, if one is paying attention, one won't be so surprised by the turn of events. On the other hand, when I see what some Members of Congress believe and how they behave, how cynical government workers become, how greed trumps the common good, I begin to think that the so-called real world has come to resemble this comic book.
The book mentions and is loosely based on the SCOTUS case, Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency. It was decided in March 21, 2012, in favor of Sackett's right to appeal the EPA compliance order. I have not heard about further developments since the case was remanded to district court.
"Morality and Politics"
I have enjoyed C.J. Box over the years, and this is an excellent example of the storytelling. The character is flawed but entirely moral. Some of his decisions get him embroiled in trouble, but he is so real. His relationships with coworkers, wife, daughter, and friends, move the plot along and keep the reader engrossed. His frustrations with those in power and their inability to act logically are mirrored in all our lives.
He adds the Western locale and the politics of the lone man that I don't usually agree with or think about, but in this context the politics are powerful and moving. It's man against nature, and it's about men trying to do right when all around them men are following rules that don't make sense and abusing power without thought for how their actions affect others or worse, abusing power with deliberate malice.
"another great Wyoming mystery featuring Joe Picket"
I haven't read the print version.
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I always enjoy CJ Box's books. He and I are both from Wyoming; he knows the state and the environmental issues we face. He does a great job setting a mystery in this land of "forever west".
"Hard to beat a Joe Pickett story"
Trade publications and "professional" reviewers say this is the best book in the series. I'm not sure because there absolutely are no bad installments in the Joe Pickett story. This is the kind of book I try to listen to as slowly as possible, but it never works. In spite of the negative light Box paints the EPA and the federal government in general, the politics are never heavy handled or preachy. I'll listen to this again.
The story was implausible on so many fronts, and although there was supposed to be a twist at the end, it was telegraphed. Even without the telegraphing, it wasn't much of a twist. The writing was simplistic and lacked description. There were a few good lines, such as the rocks in the river being described as civil war tombstones, but it seemed like these were thrown in. Hard to believe that this got good rankings -- I'm usually a very liberal grader.
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March 16th, 2005, 06:03 PM #1Motoleather leaving CJ
Just a heads.
Within the last 48 hours we have received a lot of feedback from our affiliates. Most of it has been positive that if we move to SAS most of you will be coming with us.
We have made the decision to move Moto Leather to Share A Sale. The account has been created and you can join up here once activated hopefully sometime today.
Our contract with CJ will expire at the end of this month. We will not renew for another year.
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Kate Middleton, who today became Her Royal HIghness the Duchess of Cambridge, is wearing a stunningly elegant, 1950s-inspired Alexander McQueen gown designed by Sarah Burton.
The Queen has made William the Duke of Cambridge to mark his wedding day. Protocol dictates that Kate is a dutchess, because she wasn't born a princess in her own right. Technically Kate is also known as Princess William of Wales, just as Princess Michael of Kent is known by her husband's title.
William also became the Earl of Strathearn and Baron Carrickfergus, which means Kate will become the Countess of Strathearn and Baroness Carrickfergus.
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"Hand-cut English lace and French Chantilly lace has been used throughout the bodice and skirt, and has been used for the underskirt trim. With laces coming from different sources, much care was taken to ensure that each flower was the same colour. The whole process was overseen and put together by hand by Ms Burton and her team."
"The dress is made with ivory and white satin gazar. The skirt echoes an opening flower, with white satin gazar arches and pleats. The train measures two metres 70 centimetres. The ivory satin bodice, which is narrowed at the waist and padded at the hips, draws on the Victorian tradition of corsetry and is a hallmark of Alexander McQueen's designs. The back is finished with 58 gazar and organza covered buttons fastened by Rouleau loops. The underskirt is made of silk tulle trimmed with Cluny lace."


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2148 Delano Street is a 9,500 SF former nightclub located 1 block from the Town and Country Shopping Center. Bar equipment and furnishings would convey with the property. Also Included in the price is a 4 COP Liquor License. A 4 COP (Consumption On Premises) Liquor License allows a business to operate a bar selling Liquor cocktails by the drink. The State of Florida regulates a quota of 4 COP Liquor Licenses based upon the population of the county. This quota limits the amount of Liquor Licenses available business owners. To date, this quota has been filled making the 4 COP license a commodity. These Licenses trade in Escambia County, FL from a range of $135,000 - $150,000. Additionally the property is zoned C-2 which allows for the following uses:Retail sales and services, Motels/hotels, Vending machine when as accessory to a business establishment and located on the same parcel of land as the business, Car washes, Movie theaters, except drive-in theaters, Open air sales of trees, plants and shrubs. The business shall include a permanent sales or office building (including restrooms) on the site, Pet shops with all uses inside the principal building, Parking lots and parking garages,Pest extermination services, hospitals and veterinary clinics with fully enclosed kennels and no outside runs or exercise areas, Accessory buildings and uses customarily incidental to the above uses, Bars, Pool halls, Newspaper offices and printing firms,Business schools,Marinas, Major public utility buildings and structures including radio and television broadcasting station, Amusement machine complex, Any use permitted in the C-2A district and the following uses with no outside storage or repair work permitted,Cabinet shops and upholstery shops, Electric motor repair and rebuilding,Trade schools, Garages for the repair and overhauling of automobiles, Bowling alley,Skating rinks, Other recreation or amusement places operated for profit, Sign shop,Accessory buildings and uses customarily incidental to the above uses.• 80 +/- Parking Spaces• Zoned C-2• 4 COP Liquor License• 9500 +/- SF - Area description: 1 Block North of Fairfield and Pace Boulevard near the Town and Country Shopping Center.
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Press Release
Statement on the Death of Former Lieutenant Governor Lucy Baxley
MONTGOMERY, Alabama (October 14, 2016) – Lucy Baxley was a pacesetter for women, including myself, being elected statewide in Alabama. She was the first woman to be elected Lieutenant Governor after serving two terms as State Treasurer. Her "I love Lucy" slogan expressed the adoration Alabamians had for her. Her zest for life was evident as she overcame a stroke, then was elected President of the Alabama Public Service Commission. As contemporaries who represented different political parties, I have always admired her commitment to public service and the broad support she attracted. My deepest sympathies to her family and friends. Lucy will be missed.


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Mary Ann, James Adams, William Washington Darwins
I'm looking for sources for the Mary Ann, James Adams,and William Washington Darwin line, and their predecessors
James Darwin m. Mary Cowan, and William Darwin m. Jane.
Numerous web sites, and posts in this forum, show this line,
but as far as I can tell none have the sources listed,
except for the marriage of Mary Ann Darwin which is in the
extracted IGI. Zero, nothing at all. Somebody must have
the sources ... but where?
Doug McDonald


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I thought I would just post these hand studies that I created in photoshop using my cintiq 27qhd to help people who maybe Struggling with drawing hands.
The hand is a very expressive and can portray an array of different emotions just on its own.
Whenever you are drawing the hand it is vital to draw the bones and ligaments in proportion and the proper mechanics of the hand. If you draw the bones in positions that you cannot replicate on your own hand your drawing will look both awkward and just plain wrong. Remember also that as with all drawing it is important to imagine what you can both see and what you cannot see to be able to suggest mass to illustrate the form of the hand properly.
Here are two animated gifs to show my drawing process from start to finish.
If you have any questions or requests for another drawing how to post please post below!