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A great memory game for boys, with pokemon cards. The cards represent different creatures Pokemon of the 5th generation like Zorua, Zoroark, Gigalith, Munna and many others..., so play and have fun!
A memory game specially designed for kids 8 years old and over. The cards are arranged in 5 columns and 4 rows for a total of 20 cards or 10 pairs. You have to Reconstruct the pairs of cards by turning them 2 by 2. If the cards turned face up are the same (a pair) you win and the pair disappears from the game otherwise the cards are automatically turned face down and you need to make a new try. Find all the pairs in the least moves and in a shortest time. You will find the full rule of the memory game here.
Every time you start a new game, a random selection of the cards ensures a different game, so you can replay endlessly
Great exercise to train kid's memory. It's also a good practice to help them memorize the locations of different cards and you will be quickly surprised by their progress. This game will reinforce and boost their visual memory storage capacity in a playful way.
Among the 5th generation of Pokemon, we can see:
A pink quadruped pokemon Munna a "dream eater" pokemon, it evolves into Musharna "a pokemon trance" when exposed to a Moon Stone.
Tepig, a pig-like pokemon, can blow fire from its snout. It can evolves into Pignite and then into Emboar.
Sandile a crocodile of the desert who does not like water. It evolves into Krokorok and then evolves into Krookodile.
Zorua a small fox pokemon in the dark category as having the ability illusion. It's the first Generation V Pokémon to be revealed to the public. It evolves into Zoroark a large and strong pokemon capable of creating illusions that are indistinguishable from reality.
Between 1996 (date of release of the first Pokemon game on Game Boy) and 2010 (release date of the last generation), there has been a succession of five generations with about 500 Pokemon.


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Turkey 2010
It's time to start thinking about the holiday turkey again. Last year the dry brined turkey was very, very good and got high ratings from everyone. I've also had excellent results with deep-fried, smoked, barbecued, slow cooker, and sometimes even a traditional roasted & stuffed bird that has turned out very good. It's been a few years since I've cooked a wet-brined bird and thought it was time to re-visit my old recipe and update it.
Brining, using either the dry or the wet method, is an almost foolproof way to turn out a moist, tender bird and both methods give a lot of options for seasonings. Both brining methods work on the same principal–soaking any protein in a salt water solution draws the moisture out of the bird initially but then is reabsorbed into the cells of the flesh, seasoning and moisturizing during the process. The salt works to make the turkey retain water as it roasts. The scientific name for this is diffusion and osmosis
Salt and sugar, usually in equal proportions are standard in both methods. An endless number of seasonings can be added to suit any taste. In this recipe, part of the usual salt is replaced with soy sauce. I love the depth of flavor soy sauce contributes to many of my recipes. The brand of soy sauce is important in this recipe. Many soy sauces contain quite a bit of caramel as a coloring to make the sauce darker and this can result in a turkey with skin that is a little too dark for my liking. I found that Kikkoman soy sauce was perfect. I was still able to infuse the turkey with an extra depth of flavor (called umami) without staining the outside of the skin or creating pan drippings that resulted in gravy that was too dark brown. Kikkoman soy sauce is more delicate than many other soy sauce brands. While the heavier soy sauces are very good for various Asian cuisines, the lighter Kikkoman sauce resulted in a brined turkey with a flavor that is still very American with drippings that make some mighty fine gravy.
This recipe is enough for a 16-24 pound turkey but any poultry such as turkey breast, duck, chicken and game hens would benefit a great deal from this method. The first four ingredients are standard proportions but some of the water called for can be substituted with beer, wine or cider. The seasonings can include any favorite herbs, spices, citrus peel or garlic but it's not really necessary to add any seasonings at all. Just remember that any added seasonings will also influence the flavor of the drippings that will be used later for gravy making.
2 gallons cold water (can substitute part of the water with beer, wine or cider)
1 ½ cups Kikkoman Soy Sauce
½ cup salt
½ cup sugar
Optional brine flavorings:
1-2 tablespoons alone or combination of dried or fresh aromatics such sage, celery seed, whole black peppercorns, thyme, rosemary, cumin, fennel seeds, dried orange or lemon peel, lemongrass, star anise, ginger, garlic
Select a container large enough to contain your bird and the 2 gallons of marinade. A stockpot or sterilized bucket large enough to fit in your refrigerator work well. A large plastic bag placed in a foam cooler with ice or on a tray in the refrigerator will also work well. The goal is to have the bird completely submerged in the brine.
Combine all of the brine ingredients and stir until dissolved. Place the thawed and rinsed bird in the container, cover with the brine and place in the refrigerator or in ice overnight or up to 24 hours. Remove the turkey from the brine, rinse well and pat dry with paper towels.
At this stage your turkey is ready to roast the bird according to your favorite method, basting every 30 minutes with pan juices or melted butter. The chart below gives approximate cooking times but a meat thermometer is essential to assure that an internal temperature of 175 degrees is achieved for an unstuffed bird (the temperature should be taken in the thickest part of the thigh)….or 165 degrees for a stuffed bird with the temp being taken in the middle of the stuffing. Allow your turkey to rest, uncovered for 20 minutes before carving for easier carving and a juicier bird.
Roasting times are for a preheated 325 degrees F. oven.
Approximate Roasting Times for Stuffed Turkey
6 to 8 pounds…….. 3 to 3-1/2 hours
8 to 12 pounds…… 3-1/2 to 4-1/2 hours
12 to 16 pounds….. 4-1/2 to 5-1/2 hours
16 to 20 pounds….. 5-1/2 to 6 hours
20 to 24 pounds….. 6 to 6-1/2 hours
Approximate Roasting Times for Unstuffed Turkey
6 to 8 pounds……. 2-1/2 to 3 hours
8 to 12 pounds….. 3 to 4 hours
12 to 16 pounds…. 4 to 5 hours
16 to 20 pounds…. 5 to 5-1/2 hours
20 to 24 pounds…. 5-1/2 to 6 hours


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Interfaith vigil is held in November 2015 in remembrance of the victims of terrorist attacks in Paris, France and Beirut, Lebanon.
Catholics and Muslims in Michigan have come together to hold interfaith vigils in remembrance of the victims in last week's terror attacks in Paris and Beirut.
St. Anne Parish of Detroit and the Islamic Center of America in Dearborn held vigils Saturday for those killed in last Thursday's and Friday's Islamic State terror attacks.
The attack in Beirut had a personal tie to the community, as three Dearborn residents were among the dead, according to The Associated Press.
Kassem Allie, executive administrator of the Islamic Center of America, told The Christian Post that the vigil was held in response to their local communities' desires to stand with victims of the terror attacks.
"We had many requests from our community to send a unified message of empathy and sympathy to the families that were affected by the recent tragedies," said Allie. "We had probably around 100 people at one point. … We brought together all different kinds of faiths and denominations and it was something I think was therapeutic for some people in our community."
Vigil(Photo: courtesy Islamic Center of America)Interfaith vigil is held in November 2015 in remembrance of the victims of terrorist attacks in Paris, France and Beirut, Lebanon.
Last week 129 people were killed in Paris when terrorists struck at six different locations in the city of lights.
The attacks included explosions outside of the Stade de France and gunmen massacring attendees of a concert being held at the Bataclan Theatre.
In response to the attacks, France has vowed retaliation against IS, which has been connected to the perpetrators.
"Faced with war, the country must take appropriate action," said French President Francois Hollande during an emergency meeting on Saturday.
Around the same time, another attack claimed by the Islamic State took place in the capital of Lebanon, with an estimated 43 people killed and over 200 wounded in a double suicide bombing attack.
"Around the crime scenes in south Beirut and central Paris alike, a sense of shock and sadness lingered into the weekend, with cafes and markets quieter than usual," The New York Times reported.
"The consecutive rampages, both claimed by the Islamic State, inspired feelings of shared, even global vulnerability — especially in Lebanon, where many expressed shock that such chaos had reached France, a country they regarded as far safer than their own."
The Detroit area vigils held by assorted faith groups are one of many demonstrations online and offline of condolences to the French people for their losses last week.
Allie also told CP that the Islamic Center "will be holding another vigil this coming Sunday," which while "similar" to last week's candlelight it will be "more of a formal memorial."


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Network Europe reporters ask ordinary citizens what they think about how 9/11 has affected their lives. From living in fear to "nothing has changed", to embracing religion, or embracing the United States, depending on who you are and where you are.Listen to the report:
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An almost immediate impact of the attacks on the US in 2001 in Britain was a move to bring in legislation giving police wider powers, notably to act on suspicion of terrorist activity. Some see such initatives on the part of the British government as sensible and effective prevention steps. Others have raised concerns over abuse of rights.
The case of France. Feeling less under threat because seen to be less supportive of the United States than some of its neighbours, France has also seen an array of tough new anti-terror laws. And according to some opinion polls, more people are more wary of their Muslim neighbours in France in the wake of 9/11.
German's were shocked to find that those believed to be behind the attacks on the US five years ago, had worked on their plan in one of its own cities. The authorities try to work out how to move forward, to protect themselves and others, while dealing with its particular history, and recent policy of welcoming foreigners.
Polish people feel vulnerable and wonder if they are could be on a terrorist hit-list because they have shown support for the US war on terror. So the level of suspicion is high and tighter anti-terror laws are on the cards.
In Sweden's civil liberties take a knock after the authorities take preventive measures against possible terrorist attacks. There's serious debate about whether it's necessary to snoop into people's internet research or phone calls. And self-censorship raises its ugly head.
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Chocolate Macarons on a Grey Day
For our wedding, we made three different kinds of macarons and wrapped them up with ribbon as favors. It was our first time making them and really, it was a miracle it wasn't a complete disaster. In everything we read on the matter, everyone warned they were tricky. Maybe the macaroon gods just didn't want our wedding favors to be ruined because they all turned out beautifully. We've experimented with all sorts of different flavors from fluer de sel and caramel to pepper mint and candy cane pieces. They do however take time and patience to make. It can be a tedious process, but well worth it: macarons with a perfect pied that have a crisp outer shell and are delightfully soft and chewy inside. If Jade didn't stop me from doing so, I'm pretty sure I could eat an entire batch in one sitting.
On this particular day, we were in need of chocolate…
Ingredients for Macarons:
3 Tbsp Cocoa Powder
1 1/4 Cup Powdered Sugar
2/3 Cup Almond Flour
3 Room Temperature Egg Whites
6 Tbsp Granulated Sugar
Ingredients for Ganache Filling:
4 Oz. Semi-Sweet Chocolate (chopped or in chip form)
1/2 Cup Heavy Cream
2 Tbsp butter
Kitchen Tools:
Sieve (Flour Sifter) with Medium Mesh
2 Baking Sheets
2 Large Bowls
Pastry Bag with 0.4 Inch Tip
Making the Ganache:
Place the chocolate into a medium glass bowl. Heat the cream in a medium sauce pan until it starts to bubble. Add the cream to the chocolate slowly. Add the butter until mixture is smooth. Set in fridge for 35 to 40 minutes.
Making the Cookies:
To start, if you do not have a non-stick macaron cookie form like we do, cut a piece of parchment that can fit on a baking sheet, draw 1 inch circles each at least a quarter inch apart across the paper. Use the top of the 0.4 inch piping tip (the large end) to draw these circles.
In a large bowl mix the almond flour, powdered sugar, and cocoa powder together. Put that dry mixture into a food processor and pulse several times, just to decrease clumps and grind up the granules of the almond mixture. The finer the mixture is, the better the cookies will turn out but be sure to not over pulse. You don't want to create almond butter! Remove the mixture from the processor and sift it through a sieve, TWICE. Set it aside.
In another large bowl, beat the egg whites on high speed with an electric mixer. Gradually add the granulated sugar to the mixture until it is completely combined. Beat eggs until they create stiff, lustrous white peaks. Congratulations, you just made meringue! Now add half of the dry mixture to the meringue and gently fold it in with a spatula. Make sure to scrape the sides of the bowl before adding more dry mixture. Then add another quarter of the dry mixture and fold it in. Repeat this process until it is all incorporated and turns into a nice thick, frothy mixture.
The next step is one of my favorites. It can get messy depending on how you go about it though. If you are alone, put the pastry bag with tip inserted into a tall glass and turn the top of the bag around the edges of the glass and pour the batter mixture in. If you have two pairs of hands like us, have one person hold the bag open and one pour or spoon generous portions into it until it is about half full. If you have a clip for the top of your pastry bag, clip it up. If you do not, seal the top the best you can with your hand.
Place the macaron form or parchment on one cookie sheet. Squeeze small circles out into the appropriate areas. Small because the batter will likely spread out a bit. After all spaces have been filled, gently tap the pan on your counter to aid in settling the batter. Let this rest on your counter, uncovered to dry for 15 minutes. Preheat your oven on 375 degrees. If your oven runs hot, 350 degrees will do.
After time is up, stack the baking sheets. Why? Because it helps the bottom of the cookies not burn while in the oven. Carefully set the sheets into the middle of the oven for 6 minutes. Then turn the sheets around in the oven to aid them in baking evenly, for another 6 minutes. Check in on your cookies to make sure they do not turn too dark before the time is up. Take them out and let them cool about a half hour before removing them from the sheet.
Making the Macaron:
Remove the ganache from the fridge and stir until spreadable. Spread about an 1/8 inch of ganache on a cookie and place another cookie gently on top of the ganached cookies. Now, CONSUME!
*Macaron recipe adapted from the book I Love Macarons by Hisako Ogita.


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Successfully Making the Tectonic Shift from B-to-C to B-to-B
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BlackBerry's transition from the B-to-C to B-to-B market was a complex and challenging one. The brand needed to build out B-to-B marketing functions from scratch while also retaining and leveraging B-to-C best practices to connect to consumers on an emotional level. BlackBerry shared the journey of this transition, and offered insights and takeaways from the last 18 months.
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Gunners meanwhile was to face Eastern Lions in another Saturday match.
On Sunday, Dynamos was to take on arch-rival Highlanders at Rufaro Stadium in Harare.
Monomotapa is at the top of the PSL log with 50 points, followed by Njube Sundowns with 38. Highlanders is tied with Dynamos for third place with 37 points each.
Caps Football Club is occupying the basement with 23 points, Gunners is second from last with 26 points and Eastern Lions, Caps United and Lancashire Steel are tied at 27, all haunted by the possibility of relegation with fewer than 10 games remaining.
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The opening of another multi-million pound retail development in Leeds city centre is set to put the city among Europe's major shopping destinations.
There are just three weeks to go until the £165m Victoria Gate development opens its doors with British and international brands, plus 120 Yorkshire products across the five floor flagship John Lewis – the first branch to open in the city.
The opening of Victoria Gate comes just three years after the launch of the Trinity Centre which boasts 120 shops, cocktail bars and restaurants.
Hammerson, the developer behind Victoria Gate, has radically changed a part of Leeds that had, over the years become run down and neglected and the centre reflects the fast pace upon which retail and development is progressing within the city following what some industry experts dubbed "a slowing down" after the introduction of Harvey Nichols in the late 1990s.
A spokesperson for Leeds Chamber of Commerce told The Yorkshire Post: "The last three years has seen Leeds rise back up the retail rankings, with the opening of Trinity Leeds credited as a major catalyst.
"Since 2013, Leeds has been a magnet for new brands, who see commercial opportunities, the vibrancy and the confidence which the city centre now presents. The opening of John Lewis reinforces this message very powerfully.
"In talking up Leeds we must not forget about the great independent shops in the Corn Exchange, Kirkgate Market and other parts of the city centre.
"There is a lot of work going on promoting the city to both leisure and business tourists, we must build on this, especially as we lead up to the 2023 European Capital of Culture which I am hoping Leeds is successful in securing.
"Putting Leeds on the map for European visitors could be hugely beneficial for the city's economy."
James Prince, the new John Lewis manager, added: "It is a flagship store and Leeds was on the list of destinations that we as a business needed to be."


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Again Mayor has real-talked the church for being unfair to the poor people in many ways. Watch how he cursed this kind of act (he did not cursed the church but the act). Watch the video below.
HETO ANG PANIBAGONG BANAT NI DUTERTE SA MGA ALAGAD NG SIMBAHAN KAUGNAY SA PAGLILIBINGFor more videos, visit us at www.news5.com.phAKSYON | Muling binanatan ni Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte ang ilang alagad ng simbahan. Hirit niya, malaki ang pagkakaiba ng trato ng ilang pari sa mga mahihirap at mayayaman kapag sa paglilibing. Narito ang kanyang pahayag.
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Explore the relationship between church and state, and the role of faith in politics. Jim Wallis, an evangelical Christian, is a preacher and the author of God's Politics: Why the Right Gets It Wrong and the Left Doesn't Get It. Alan Dershowitz is the Felix Frankfurter Professor of Law at Harvard Law School and the editor of a collection of essays entitled What Israel Means to Me. Amy Sullivan, a contributing editor at The Washington Monthly, is writing a book about religion and the left. Moderator Jon Meacham is the managing editor of Newsweek and the author of American Gospel: God, the Founding Fathers, and the Making of a Nation.More
In 1802, then-President Thomas Jefferson wrote a letter to the Danbury Baptist Association advocating a "wall of separation between church and state", which led to the Establishment Clause of the Constitution and countless discussions on the nature of such a wall. The discussion continues in this presentation, taped live at the 92nd Street Y, between famed individual rights attorney Alan Dershowitz; Christian cleric and social justice advocate Jim Wallis; and Amy Sullivan, a journalist who focuses on religion and the political left.
This conversation takes a deep look into framers' intentions, the nature of Constitutional interpretation, and how "the wall" has fared. It is also filled with good humor, as when Dershowitz claims he once represented Jesus Christ, only to find the jury was hung.
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10-29-04, 11:03 #1Registered User
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Unanswered: Use command button to change recordsource in subform?
I have some queries that run when I click the command buttons. But, they open in a new window. I want them to open up in the subform that I put in the Parent form. How can I get it to work so when I click on the command button and instead of a new window it will populate my subform?
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private sub myButton_Click()
forms!motherForm!daughterForm.Recordsource = "SELECT blah FROM here;"
end sub
or (and my preferred way) make several subforms (subform1, subform2 etc etc) each does a different part of what you want, probably feeding off different queries, and they are all the same size.
now find the name of the "hole" that your subform lives in (one click on the hole in the mother form and then properties/other/name): lets assume this comes out to be subFormHole
private sub myButton_Click()
me.subformhole.sourceobject = "subform1"
end sub
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Here is my code below for the button. The Form is named Data_Scrub and the subform is named subform. I get the error message "Object doesnt support this property or method."
Did I put the code in wrong or is it something with my SQL statement?
Thanks again for your help
Private Sub Dups_First_Last_Click() On Error GoTo Err_Dups_First_Last_Click Forms!Data_Scrub!subform.RecordSource = "SELECT [Last Name], [First Name], [Registration ID], [Pre Disaster Address], [Pre Disaster Street], [Pre Town], [Pre Zip Code], [Phone Number1], [Phone Number2] FROM Current_Master WHERE [Last Name] In (SELECT [Last Name] FROM [Current_Master] As Tmp GROUP BY [Last Name],[First Name] HAVING Count(*)>1 And [First Name] = [Current_Master].[First Name])ORDER BY [Last Name], [First Name];" Exit_Dups_First_Last_Click: Exit Sub Err_Dups_First_Last_Click: MsgBox Err.Description Resume Exit_Dups_First_Last_Click End Sub
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like i said, i use the .sourceobject switch rather than setting .recordsource but it ought to work!!
are you certain the "hole" is properties/other/name: subform (this is nothing to do with the name of the .sourceobject, you need the name of the "hole" where the .sourcobject sits)
is that query saved as an access query?
does it run as an access query?
if YES so far - try:
me.nameOfTheHoleThatTheSubformSitsIn.recordsource = "nameOfTheSavedQuery"
if still nogo, make a new form bound to the query and try the .sourceobject route. i'm sure you will prefer .sourceobject once you play with it.
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Ok, I am missing something here. Its been quite awhile since I have used access.
I have a form with 3 buttons. Each button ran a different query. Those queries opened in new windows.
I didnt want it like that. I wanted it to show up on the same form. So I put a subform in.
This is what I have atm for code:
Private Sub Dups_First_Last_Click() On Error GoTo Err_Dups_First_Last_Click Forms!Data_scrub!subform_list.recordsource = "Find Dups by Street/Address" Exit_Dups_First_Last_Click: Exit Sub Err_Dups_First_Last_Click: MsgBox Err.Description Resume Exit_Dups_First_Last_Click End Sub
I think that is an accurate description of what I want to get accomplished. Whould you be able to include a little bit more detail for those of us that have been out of the playing field for a bit. Much Thanks!
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I know this post is old, but it comes up first when searching for 'subform recordsource' and it really didn't answer the question rasised. The answer is to code it as follows:
Forms!frmMainFormname!frmSubformname.Form.RecordSo urce = "Select..."
The property "Form" must follow the subform name since access treats the subform like a control.Matt Wilcox
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Going back to your original post, If you want to display the results of a query within a subform (on a main form), the trick is to set the SourceObject of the subform using a prefix as such: "Query." (ie. = "Query.myQueryName"). (note the . (period) between Query and the name of your query.)
Forms!frmMain!frmMainSub.SourceObject = "Query." & Me!MyQueryName (where me!MyQueryName is your combobox or listbox of query names)
or simply
Forms!frmMain!frmMainSub.SourceObject = "Query.myQueryName"
It works very nicely and the user will be able to navigate through the records in the query like excel. Here's a quick example if you're interested: http://www.dbforums.com/6390529-post84.html (it's got a few additional features as well).
I use this to method to very quickly create new queries for the users without designing reports and I reuse the same mainform/subform and simply set the subform to whichever query name I want to. They can export the data if need be (it's in the example). I'd recommend setting the Recordset Type for the query from Dynaset to Snapshot if you're showing live data or it will be updateable (if it's an updateable type of query). I have it setup in the example so I only need to create a query called: "Export<something>" and it automatically shows on my 'reporting' type of form as a query the user can select from to then view the results or export as an excel, csv, or dbf file (it doesn't get any easier than that.)
If your setting the recordsource for the subform (which I don't think is what you want per your initial post), that's different (and you'd need to setup all the fields in the subform so you'd then have to instead, set the sourceobject of the subform, not the recordsource, to the SUBFORM name you designed. You would need to design a subform for each of your queries. The .recordsource for subform's doesn't work when trying to set it externally off the subform (at least no way I've found to easily do it with .recordsource command no matter where I set it from unless the code is within the subform itself - ie. me.recordsource = ....)
Also note: If you do set the sourceobject of the subform to a query, if the user adjusts the columns when viewing, it will prompt to save the query when the form is closed (to save the new query column widths which it will do - NOT to save the data!). If a user does save the query, if you then get into design view of that query, you'll have to drag down the bottom portion as it weirdly adjusts the bottom column designer to the top - just an MSAccess quirk. You'll see what I mean once you try it.
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pkstormy you rule. This totally works!
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Great stuff, it is the details that make the difference. THX
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PKstormy, thanks for the explanation. This was driving me nuts as I was using a query as my record source but coudnt find the correct syntax.
Every post I have seen about this was referring it using recordsource and adding the "Query." helped too.


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Again, Bob, you show you everyone on here you have no class and continue on your borderline racist rantings in referring to LeBron, his mother, the "West" situation. And again, I say, maybe that was one of the reasons that made James decide to leave Cleveland. You and Gilbert need to grow up. Seriously. Quit embarrassing yourself.
#24 Jul 11, 2010
Grow up bozo.James owed nothing to the Cavs. He could / should have left 3 years ago. He followed the collective bargining aggrement and will be paid for his work. He , nor any other player owes you and other wanabes a darn thing. Slavery was abolished by Pres Lincoln in case you forgot.
#25 Jul 11, 2010
Typical lib (or are you black). Any time you make fun of some stupid ghetto rat, that makes you a racist. Well, no, you're not. You're just making fun of people for their well known stupid behaviors, such as their self-centeredness and their inability to keep their pants zipped or, in the case of Lequitter's mom, her inability to keep her legs together ... like most others in the ghettor ... which is why they're there in the first place.
#26 Jul 11, 2010
It doesn't matter who I am. What does matter that you've proven the point of my last post to everyone on here as to who YOU are. Justifying yourself with cries of reverse racism doesn't cover YOUR foul sense of humor and generalizing blacks with "well known stupid behaviors" or as "ghetto rats". This is getting old and so are your replies.
#28 Jul 11, 2010
When you rattle people it's generally because saying something true and mocking them at the same time. And what I say is true.
#29 Jul 11, 2010
You people cry wolf so many times with your stupid crybaby claims of racism that everybody ignores you. Crying racism is no defense to the truth. We don't care about your stupid bellyaching anymore. Whine some more to our first affirmative action president. I'm sure you'll say that's racist, too. But if you look at the crummy job he's doing, there is no doubt that he doesn't have the capabilities for that job.
Now tell Lequitters momma to stop being such a s/l/u/t.
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I agree Lebron James decision was very cowardly. And the fact that he admitted to needing other superstars to get a ring translate to him syaing he is not good enough to get a ring on his own.
#31 Jul 11, 2010
You didn't rattle me. You belittle yourself and any further comments you make. Saying "it's true" is only snobbish arrogance. You still aren't helping by digging yourself further into the hole. There's a difference between mockery and racial hatred. You are pathetic.
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The monarchy was restored to Charles II in 1660. Marvell avoided punishment for his own co-operation with republicanism, and he helped convince the government of Charles II not to execute John Milton for his antimonarchical writings and revolutionary activities. The closeness of the relationship between the two former colleagues is indicated by the fact that Marvell contributed an eloquent prefatory poem, entitled "On Mr. Milton's Paradise Lost", to the second edition of Milton's epic Paradise Lost. According to a biographer: "Skilled in the arts of self-preservation, he was not a toady."[12]
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Police detained three members of an outlawed youth group linked to the armed Basque separatist group ETA in Rome Thursday during a visit by Spain's prime minister to Italy, the interior ministry said.
The three members of Segi were arrested as they were about to deliver a press conference in the Italian capital, it said in a statement. They were the subject of a Spanish arrest warrant.
"Italian and Spanish authorities were in permanent contact as soon as they learned of their presence in Rome," the interior ministry said.
The arrests took place as Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero was in Rome where he met with his Italian counterpart Silvio Berlusconi and Pope Benedict XVI.
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John Henry Duncan, 89, died Thursday, Nov. 11 at Alexander Cohen Hospice House.
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Russell Michael Ling, 59, died peacefully on Sunday Nov. 7 in the home he built for his family.
Mary Loraine Escalera, 58, died Monday, Oct. 25.
Charles DeForest 'Chuck' Proctor, 45, died peacefully in his sleep Saturday, Sept. 25 after a brief battle with cancer.
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Clyde L. Woods, 71, died Tuesday, Oct. 19 at Oak Valley Hospital.
Alton DeWayne Whitesell, 75, died Sunday, Oct. 24 in Modesto.
Gwendolyn B. White, 100, died Monday, Oct. 4 at Merrill Gardens retirement home in Bellingham, Washington.
Seth James Frias, 28, of Chula Vista died Saturday, Oct. 16 at Naval Medical Center, San Diego.
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Dorothy Irene 'Dottie' Birmingham, 82, died Wednesday, Oct. 13 due to heart failure. She was surrounded by family at Oak Valley Hospital.
Christine Paige Loomis, 56, died Saturday, Oct. 9 after a brief battle with melanoma. She was surrounded by family and friends during her last days.
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It has been more than a decade since I first traveled between London and Paris on Eurostar, the high-speed train under the English Channel, and some clear memories stick in my normally unretentive brain. The whole enterprise was swanky. The metal and glass international terminal grafted onto London's grim, gray Waterloo Station had good coffee and plenty of elbow room. It was calm and quiet and made for an altogether pleasant experience.
That, of course, was when just shy of 3 million passengers a year were using the service -- that's the figure Eurostar gives for 1995, its first full year. By 2007 the traffic had grown to 8.26 million, accounting for about two-thirds of passengers on the London-Paris and London-Brussels routes, the remainder crammed into airplanes or braving the waves of the English Channel on ferries.
What was pleasant for 3 million passengers was not so hot when more than 8 million were vying for the same seats in the waiting room. Waterloo International had become crowded, hectic and a bit threadbare. Not that this deterred me: The easy downtown-to-downtown trip was worth jostling for. But I could hardly wait for Eurostar's London terminal to move across town to St. Pancras Station, a Victorian monument saved from demolition in the 1960s, especially as the best journey time had been cut (by about half an hour) to 2 1/4 hours. The new terminal opened in November, with a great deal of hoopla, and I recently got a chance to use it.
My wife and I had been in London for a couple of days, and everybody we spoke to had heard about the terminal, which contains a not universally loved monumental sculpture of a couple enjoying a kiss and what is billed as the world's longest champagne bar. Many had made their way over for a drink and a look around -- and a few had hopped on a France-bound train. But dimwitted from jet lag, we hadn't figured out that the bar and the other more spectacular uses of St. Pancras's Victorian spaces are all in the public areas -- that is, before check-in and security. So on our way out of London, we saw little. Don't make the same mistake: Explore the station before going through the turnstile.
Upon our return to London, we finally ascended the escalator to the champagne bar. The bar itself isn't long at all, but wood-encased nooks stretch all along the Eurostar platform: elegant and surprisingly quiet, a good place for, duh, champagne (or coffee or a snack). You can choose a basic model at nearly $15 a glass, or you can blow $12,650 on a jeroboam of "White Gold" Dom Perignon.
Although some of the transportation links are not quite there yet (the connection with the Underground is awkward, for instance), the airy surroundings are indeed spectacular, all faux-gothic parti-colored brick, arches and painted ironwork, and there is a sense of excitement: Effective design and lighting, an atmosphere of foreign travel, happy crowds and a few grams of alcohol combine to create a genuine buzz. More restaurants, bars and shops will soon be opening, and on the basis of the champagne bar's popularity there is every reason to think that St. Pancras will become a destination in its own right. Think of Union Station with the Eiffel Tower thrown in.
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Brian Culbertson flashes the 'Funk!' from upcoming album
CHICAGO (FOX 32 NEWS) - Wherever he goes, it's a pretty good bet that Illinois-native Brian Culbertson has the fastest fingers in the room.
The ultra-talented pianist cut his teeth at DePaul University and even landed a record deal while he was a music major there.
Culbertson recently moved back to Chicago and is releasing a new album this September called "Funk!"
With an upcoming tour in his sights, Culbertson joined Good Day Chicago to perform "Been Around the World," the first single from his new album and talk about his journey from Decatur, Illinois to where he is now.
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Tributes have been paid to a Preston cricketer who has died aged 28.
Murtaza Hussain, a married father of one from William Henry Street, died after a car overturned in Pakistan on Wednesday.
He had been in the country for a week to attend a cousin's wedding, and had been due to fly home the day after the crash.
Mr Hussain was well-known in the local cricket community, having played for Preston Cricket Club for nine years.
Club chairman Younis Patel said: "Everyone involved in the cricket club is devestated by the news.
"Murtaza was a very passionate player and a valuable member of the second team, and was on the verge of making the first team."
Two other family members were in the car Mr Hussain was travelling in, and his 18-year-old cousin was also killed.
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The Dowager Duchess of Loring, had finally married off all her grandchildren and was now uncertain what her future held. When she accompanies her grandson and his new wife on trip to Italy, a chance encounter with a past love turns her world upside down.
For over 30 years, Luca Faranese, Conte de Salerno, has tried to forget about the woman who stole his heart. Fate gives them a second chance, but will their love be enough to keep them together forever the second time?
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I always don't like when people put basically two times the same picture, one in b&w, and one in color. i think the artist has to choose what he wants to show to people, has to take a decision. For example in this guess, the black and white picture is amazing, very sweet and well performed. i was very happy seing the b&w one (added it to my favourites ) ; and then a moved to the next pics and here we are, the pics is less expressive, we see the color and the dream and universe is broken. anyway, congrats for the previous one !


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Monica Z (2013) BluRay 720p
Runtime : 111 min
Genre : Biography | Drama | Music
Movie Release : 13 September 2013 (Sweden)
Ratings: 7,0/10 from 1.942 users
Director: Per Fly
Writers: Peter Birro, Peter Birro (adaptation).
Stars: Edda Magnason, Sverrir Gudnason, Kjell Bergqvist
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Set in the glamour and free spirit of the early sixties. Monica, a young Swedish small town girl is dreaming of the vibrant city jazz clubs of Stockholm. She embarks on an intense journey in the limelight as a celebrated singer and actress in the golden era of jazz. Among artists and hipsters her phenomenal success leaves a trail of broken love affairs and promises.
Well, this film does abuse the character of Monicas father as well as others.
If one have to make evil portraits, do not use real persons names.
And, there was no bus-service from Hagfors to Stockholm, she would take the train to Karlstad, and the express-train from there to Stockholm.
I also doubt the New York episode about Negroes and blondes.
Anachronistic and filled with errors. Also have a hard believing that Hagfors did not have an automatic telephone exchange in 1960.
But the film is well played, lovely songs, nice portraits of some other personalities, it also contains full frontal nudity and nice Stockholm scenes. Why it is I gave it a 6.
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Dec 10, 2011 - 8:39 pm
My Mark died on November 14, 2011 and I miss him terribly. I just finished a powerpoint presentation for his "celebration of life" after the graveside service. I am having awful issues because he is gone. I know I should probably be posting this in the other board but I have been here for so long that I feel as if I know you all.
I am sad, I am a trainwreck, I cared for him til the moment he died. He suffered and it is so imbedded in my mind that I will NEVER forget! I miss him so much and can't stand being with out him. I love you Markie and I wish you didn't leave me!!!! My life will NEVER be the same ever!
Thanks for listening!
Dec 10, 2011 - 8:49 pm
You belong here, Kelly, because you have invaluable experience to share with others. Please don't stop posting to this site as long as you feel you want to be here.
I cannot imagine how hard this is for you.
Just bunches of hugs, Kelly.
Dec 10, 2011 - 9:32 pm
My heart breaks for you. I so wish I had words that would help, but I don't. I will say that there are many of us going down the road you have already traveled. I hope that you will help guide us along on our journey.
And I hope that you will continue expressing youself here, because you have been missed by all of us. I also hope you will find some tolorable peace in your life with Mark's loving memories.
Dec 10, 2011 - 9:58 pm
He is a part of you and he always will be. And all you gave each other will never end either. Of course your life will never be the same.
Dec 10, 2011 - 10:37 pm
Dear Kelly, I don't you well, but from what I've read of your posts, you were the shining star in Mark's life. And in this season of love and hope, you gave him the ultimate gift dear, your unending love. May you find peace in your heart, for he will always be there.
All my best,
Dec 11, 2011 - 8:02 am
Kelly, you are always welcome here and this is where you should be.
Over time, I hope the dark memories will be replaced with ones full
Hugs and hugs and hugs....
Dec 11, 2011 - 10:45 am
About those scenes that are burned in your brain….I cared for my father in his last days (pancreatic cancer) and a few weeks after his death I needed counseling to stop crying. One of the techniques I learned was this: Select a few of your favorite photos of Mark when he was healthy and fun. Spend time with these images until they are newly burned into your brain. Then, when the horror scenes come up, click it, like a mental remote control, to a picture of Mark the way he really was. Practice and you will get it. This technique helped me immensely, and I hope it helps you, too.
You are always at home here. Once a caregiver, always a caregiver.
Dec 11, 2011 - 11:08 am
Now is the time to take care of yourself. Coming here is one way to do that. It doesn't matter which board you post on. This one gets more traffic than the Grief one which helps. Also, you have made friends here who can help as well. Don't hesitate to get help other places, too. Grief groups are good. You may need to see a grief counselor or take meds for awhile. Maybe you just need to give yourself permission to grieve in your own time and way. I have probably told you this before, but time does help. Concentrate on the good memories. I am blessed with a family and friends who don't tiptoe around our memories. We talk about Doug often, and that helps me. Come here or to the other boards as often as you need to do so. I can remember reading and writing here with tears streaming down my face. Crying is good. I usually came several times a day at first. Hang in there. Life as you know it has changed. Take time to adjust. Fay
Dec 11, 2011 - 5:02 pm
Hello Kelly, I am sorry for your loss of your husband. I feel your pain as I lost my wife Nov 5th. I don't have any idea how you feel because everyone is different but I am also having a hard time coping, and I am sometimes like a space cadet who can't remember why I went into a room.
If you need to talk sometime let me know.
Dec 13, 2011 - 11:16 am
The fog of grief. I found that phrase in a book on grieving after my husband died. I was relieved to know that it wasn't just me. Much of those first few weeks passed in a blurr. I even ran into the side of my garage. To this day, I don't remember anything between when I started the car and I realized I was scraping the corner of the garage. maybe that fog is a way of getting us through, but it sure is frustrating. Fay
Dec 11, 2011 - 6:41 pm
I've learned over the last 6 months that each of us experience life and death through our own perspective. Listen to your heart Kelly... nobody else is walking in your shoes. But some of us have found ways of coping without cracking up. What has kept me going forward? My husband lived his disease/melanoma with courage, hope and love... All in one year's time. Although my heart also has been shattered I have been trying to live my grief as my husband lived in dying. This has not been easy but he inspires me. Cancer is horrible and it's affects strips us bare. I hate what it has done to my life during and after his death. I know that I'm not the only one who feels that way... keep coming back as you need to.
Peace to you and your family.
Dec 11, 2011 - 7:39 pm
My heart goes out to you. I am praying for your stregnth. I am glad you reached out. I know how it has been since I lost my mother. I miss her so much. I can identify with you to some degree. I think deb said it so well. You have gone through something that many on this board has not, so I pray that you stay and lead the way for us. God bless and comfort you today. Jackie
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Dec 13, 2011 - 9:36 am
Hey Kelly
Dec 13, 2011 - 4:11 pm
I was a caregiver and it has been 18 years since my Dad passed away. Although, not my life's partner, I will never forget nor stop loving him. My heart goes out to you. May you find comfort and strength.
I recently was diagnosed with MDS and logged on to the caregivers' board because I feel like such a burden sometimes.
Please know from someone who needs caring now, how important you are to Mark even now. To love with the dedication that you have is priceless. You made all the difference. He wouldn't have made it this far without you.
God bless you. YOu will be in my prayers.
Dec 24, 2011 - 3:52 am
Hi Kelly. You are not alone. I know your pain. After caring for my mom for 9 months I lost her on Dec 14th 2011 to the ravages of Pancreatic Cancer. One month after you lost your beloved Mark.
I am now preparing my moms powerpoint presentation for her celebration of life which will take place after the new year. I can't believe she's really gone. I walked through all of this by her side to her very last breath. The agony I feel I can only keep calling it unbearable. Honestly, I can see those who offer a kind word truly don't understand what has taken place and the intensity of such a loss. The suffering was so bad at the end it's haunting and I hope those images will eventually subside. For 9 months I watched my mom being tortured with a viscious disease. I feel shell shocked I guess that the daily grind of on hands care is suddenly over and now what I have left is recalling what took place frame by frame. I never took time out to evaluate things I just kept going day to day. I honestly don't know how I did it.
When she finally took her last breath my hand was resting on her diaphragm while I held her in my arms. I wanted to make sure if she was still breathing and at that final moment I felt what I can only describe as a small flutter like butterfly wings. It's the only good thing I can embrace for now in those final hours. I am telling myself that was her soul saying goodbye to me.
My heart sincerely aches for you as I know your pain.