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NBC has named Erica Hill co-anchor at "Weekend Today," working with Lester Holt, Jenne Wolfe and Dylan Dreyer. Hill has previously worked at CBS News and CNN. She will also work as a national correspondent across all of the NBC News platforms.
Telemundo has named Gregg Liebman senior vice president of advertising sales insights and strategy, based in the network's New York office. Liebman was previously senior vice president of ad sales and sports research at Turner.
Actress Sarah Shahi is set to join NBC's new drama "Chicago Fire" in a recurring role as a love interest to Taylor Kinney's character. Sarah has previously appeared on "Fairly Legal," "The L Word" and "Psych."
"Today" co-host Matt Lauer is hosting NBC's "Hurricane Sandy: Coming Together," a benefit concert airing on the network on Friday at 8 p.m., as well as on E!, CBC, MSNBC, Style, Syfy and G4. Bruce Springsteen, Christina Aguilera, Billy Joel, Jon Bon Jovi and Sting are all scheduled to perform.
Ad agency Goodness Mfg. has promoted Eric Christy Manchester, naming him associate creative director and copywriter. The agency has also promoted Rob Bajohr, moving him to associate creative director and art director.
Meredith Xcelerated Marketing has made four hires in its social media practice, New Media Strategies, naming Tom Donnelly vice president of public affairs, Gayle Weiswasser vice president of engagement, James Clark strategy director and Megan Malli senior account director. Donnelly joins from CQ Roll Call, Weiswasser from Discovery Communications, Clark from Mindshare and Malli from AKQA.
David Clark has been named president at The Weather Channel, in charge of programming, strategy and operations. Clark was previously executive vice president of sales and partnership development at Madison Square Garden Co.
David Zuckerman, showrunner for the first two seasons of FX's "Wilfred," has stepped down and will be replaced by writers and executive producers Reed Agnew and Eli Jorne. FX has just picked up a third season of the comedy.
National Public Radio has made two hires, naming Emma Carrasco chief marketing officer and Loren Mayor senior vice president of strategy. Carrasco had been executive vice president at Republica, while Mayor was senior vice president of strategy and ventures at PBS.
Chuck Murphy, social media editor at The Denver Post, is leaving the paper on Nov. 10 to take a new job at a non-profit organization. Murphy has been social media editor since March, and before that he was a metro columnist.
Alternative weekly newspaper Creative Loafing Atlanta has made two promotions, naming Debbie Michaud editor in chief and Thomas Wheatley news editor. Michaud has been with the paper since 2006, Wheatley since 2007.
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Public Works Day – Thursday, May 23 in Upland
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34th Annual Oak Tree Festival – Friday, May 17 – 19 in Glendora
This is a great event for the family. St Dorothy brings in full size carnival rides, a wide variety of food, games, prizes and live music every night including their famous Battle of the Bands!
Continue reading...Organic & Heirloom Tomato Sale – Friday, May 17 in Monrovia
Buy organic and heirloom tomatoes from the rotary club students who are learning how to run a business with proceeds going to a local shelter.
Continue reading...Saturday Afternoon Tea and Book Exchange – Saturday, May 18 in Monrovia
Bring a new or gently used book from home to exchange (one per child) and choose a different book to take home. Reservations required.
Continue reading...Arbor Day Celebration – Thursday, May 23 in Upland
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Continue reading...South Pasadena Fun Fair – Saturday, May 18 – 19 in South Pasadena
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COLUMBIA LIGHTING Columbia Lighting's new Transition fixtures are enhanced with soft, matte white reflectors to provide uniform illumination and high visual comfort. The deep, sculpted look created by the balanced reflector lens compliments any space. Designed with precision optics and a custom-engineered polyester coating, Transition configurations achieve performance with efficiencies from 90–100%. The Transition family of fixtures feature three lamp sizes available in five different configurations offering maximum versatility in most applications. The completely recessed housing provides a clean, unobstructed ceiling line at mounting heights as low as 8 feet. Ideal for schools, medical facilities, and general public spaces, the fluorescents have an optional clear acrylic dust guard that pivots to close off the lamp compartment.
ENERGY CAP INC. EnergyCAP Inc. announces the release of its new, fully online energy management software. The software, called EnergyCAP Express, enables small- to medium-sized organizations such as colleges, local governments, and multi-site businesses to perform energy and greenhouse gas analysis, auditing, tracking, benchmarking, and reporting completely online. Thanks to convenient dashboards and embedded help videos, users can get started quickly and easily without the need for in-house IT or engineering resources. Large organizations with more sophisticated energy information needs can use EnergyCAP Enterprise.
EVANS COOLING SYSTEMS INC. Evans Cooling Systems has a patented technology for a waterless engine coolant, providing superior benefits for generator engines that are not found with traditional water-based engine coolants. Its waterless coolant is a permanent coolant lasting the life of an engine, eliminating the need for periodic generator coolant change-outs. Evans HDTC has the capacity to safely operate at higher temperatures, providing uninterrupted power, and protects the engine at temperatures well above the boiling point of water. The waterless formula avoids corrosion, decreasing maintenance costs. Evans HDTC is a safe, environmentally friendly alternative to water-based coolants.
FARONICS Faronics Power Save delivers desktop computer energy management that doesn't interfere with user or IT needs. It keeps computers running when users need them, accurately determines when computers are inactive so that they can be powered down, and can prove its return-on-investment through savings reports. Faronics Power Save is the computer energy management solution that analyzes CPU, disk, keyboard, mouse, network, and application activity before taking power management actions. It is an energy- and money-saving solution for both Windows and Mac computers.
FLOSCAN INSTRUMENT CO. INC. FloScan has been the world leader in marine Fuel Flow Measurement Systems for over 25 years. The company's new PC software, DataLog, was designed to satisfy customer requests for recording fuel usage data for NOx emissions reporting and to simplify fuel inventory control. DataLog provides the captain with valuable real-time fuel flow data to pinpoint the engine speed to improve fuel economy by 20% or more. And the individual supply and return fuel flow rates and temperatures keep track of the engine's health and performance.
GIRTZ INDUSTRIES INC. The Z-Cube is a completely containerized mobile generator with emissions control technology that fully meets Tier 4 Final compliance. The Z-Cube offers the first entirely integrated high horsepower mobile generator and emissions control for tomorrow's power applications. Engineered to be extremely serviceable and user-friendly, all parts of the Z-Cube can be serviced, removed, or replaced through the access doors or roof. Multiple doors offer access to all components for problem-free operation. The Girtz Z-Cube has everything needed to generate clean energy contained inside an easily transportable ISO container—a complete turnkey system in one box is the Z-CUBE.
GUASCOR POWER Guascor Power, formally known as Guascor S.A., part of the Guascor Group, has developed three new series of engines: the SFGM for propane, the SFGM for natural gas, and the HGM series engines using the Miller cycle. The SFGM series utilizes the current configuration, but, with the incorporation of the Miller cycle, Guascor can achieve higher power ratings and better efficiencies. Utilizing this technology, Guascor has also developed the SFGM propane engine series. The HGM series or High Efficiency series is a completely new engine that Guascor developed with the support of AVL, also utilizing the Miller cycle. This series has electrical efficiencies above 40%, and NOx emissions at or below 250 mg Nm3.
LECTRUS CORP. Lectrus recently completed a unique custom metal enclosure at Cooper Nuclear Station (CNS), Nebraska Public Power District's largest single unit electrical power generation station. CNS commissioned Interstate Power Systems—who in turn contracted with the Lectrus South Dakota Operation—to build a large, two-piece, sound-attenuated metal enclosure for a backup diesel generator, switchgear, and associated electrical equipment. The new diesel generator will supplement the station's two emergency diesel generators already in service. Lectrus specializes in the design and construction of robust electrical enclosures that house and protect power distribution and generation equipment.
NEW PIG CORP. New Pig Corporation's PIG UV-Resistant Spill Kit in a 95-gallon Container is an easy oil spill clean-up solution to large, outdoor oil spills. Suitable for outdoor use and storage, the PIG UV-Resistant Spill Kit is nontransparent, providing superior protection of absorbent contents from UV degradation during long-term storage outdoors. The Container includes enough PIG oil-absorbent mats, booms, and oil absorbing pillows to absorb up to 40 gallons of oil without taking on any water. A leak-proof, twist-on lid and lift-out baskets ensure that the oil absorbents inside of the Container are dry, organized, and easy to access in the event of a spill response emergency.
ONSTAT POWER INC. OnStat Power Inc. is pleased to introduce the patent pending Silent Sentry UPS. This wall-mounted system is ultra-compact, with a low profile, and mounts on or between studs for easy installation. The system automatically transfers and automatically recharges when the power is resumed. It is a quiet, safe alternative to a generator, especially designed for tight spaces in places such as high-rise buildings where having a generator is impossible or undesirable. The system is powerful and can run pumps and motors. It comes complete with batteries and is available in hardwired and standalone versions. The hardwired version has built-in branch circuit breakers for ease of installation.
SCHWEITZER ENGINEERING LABORATORIES INC. (SEL) Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc. (SEL) is now taking orders for the new SEL-735 Power Quality and Revenue Meter, which begins shipping on July 15, 2011. This advanced meter complies with the IEC 61000-4-30 power-quality standard and offers unmatched revenue metering accuracy. In addition to power-quality measurement, the SEL-735 is fully compliant with IEC and ANSI revenue metering standards. Integration with energy management software from SEL and others enables users to reduce energy bills. Compliance with Itron MV-90 software is standard.
SENSOR SYNERGY INC. Watts Aware is an affordable, easy-to-deploy, new way to remotely monitor and analyze electrical power usage within an industrial or commercial facility. Inefficient plant operational practices can be quickly identified and corrected, resulting in tens of thousands of dollars of utility cost savings. This is achieved by measuring and sharing real-time power consumption information for large motor-driven machines, manufacturing work-cells, HVAC, lighting, or groups of electricity consuming equipment. Usage patterns for the largest electricity consumers are quickly identified. Malfunctioning machines or systems not shut down at the end of a shift become apparent with Watts Aware Dashboard software.
TESTO INC. Testo's new 350 portable emission analyzer represents a complete redesign of the already popular emission analyzer for measuring NO, NO2, SO2, CO, and O2. Major improvements include an HD color graphic display; exclusive sensor design; and housing, bump protection, and industrial connectors. Testo's easyEmission software provides total control of the new 350 by providing extraordinary data management, allowing for data import and export in a variety of formats. Options for the product include Bluetooth remote operation of the control unit, a fresh air valve for long-term measurement, and automatic zeroing of the pressure sensor for continuous flow velocity/differential pressure measurement.
THOMAS & BETTS CORP. The Cyberex Cyberwave Industrial three-phase UPS features advanced topology that separates the rectifier and charger, enabling the inverter to operate at greater efficiency and provide better control of the UPS' output. The inverter also tolerates high overloads because an insulated gate bipolar transistor-based pulse width modulation design enables highly efficient and rapid switching. With operation to an ambient temperature of 122°F with only a 10% power derating, the Cyberex Cyberwave three-phase UPS is particularly suitable to rugged industrial environments.
TRANSCUBE Providing an environmentally friendly solution for heavy-duty, on-demand fuel supply, the new Transcube XS line of containerized fuel tanks have CSC and UL 142 certifications for safe diesel fuel storage. The double-walled tanks offer a unique containment design to eliminate the risk of spills, making them ideal for fueling large generators and energy farms, as well as for mining, oilfield, and construction applications. Two Transcube XS models are available: The TCS200 is a 20-foot ISO High Cube container-format tank with a capacity of 7,000 gallons, while the TCS400 is a 40-foot container offering a capacity of 16,000 gallons.
UNIVERSAL ACOUSTIC & EMISSION TECHNOLOGIES INC. RICE NESHAP (National Emissions Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants) compliance is less than two years away. Questions such as: "What steps are required to bring a reciprocating engine into compliance?", "How do I minimize engine back pressure?", and, "What solutions are available?", are all answered in Universal's Compliance Guide to EPA's 40CFR Part 63 catalog. Universal makes the complex ruling easy to understand and provides products designed exclusively to bring an engine into RICE NESHAP compliance.
WABASH POWER EQUIPMENT CO. Since 1950, Wabash Power Equipment Co. has been a trusted supplier of boilers and generating equipment, providing highly dependable efficient power generation equipment with the latest proven designs, innovations, and emissions technologies from its warehouses and headquarters in Wheeling, IL. Wabash maintains an inventory of boilers 20,000–400,000 per hour on a sale or rental basis, diesel and gas engine generators 200 kW–2,500 kW, gas turbine generators 435 kW– 50,000 kW, pulverizers, mills, and related power plant equipment for immediate shipment.
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PATIENCE IS A VIRTURE: In Toronto, Josh Tapper noted stakeholders "remained cagey" on whether a Markham arena will be the "future home of an NHL franchise, a move some speculate is only a matter of time." Roustan said, "There's going to be absolutely no active work to get any professional sports franchise to call the facility their home. Now, that doesn't mean to say I don't look at opportunities to come my way" (TORONTO STAR, 4/21). Also in Toronto, Dave Perkins wrote, "These guys have watched and learned." They saw former Research In Motion co-Chair Jim Balsillie's "full-contact attempts to bull his way into a league that obviously didn't want him." They saw how "quietly Winnipeg got its ducks in a row before being rewarded," and they "see Quebec City doing the same thing." They know teams in certain U.S. cities "will continue to founder and they know this market would embrace a second team with the same regard it holds for, say, oxygen." Perkins: "You know Bratty and Roustan's group has money. Once they have the playpen, what else will stop them, if they go about it the right way? If you're a fan of a second team at a privately built arena hard by a GO Train station 25 minutes from downtown Toronto, just sit back and listen. The silence will tell you if it's coming" (TORONTO STAR, 4/22).


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Grading Larry Krystkowiak's second season
Now that the basketball season is finally over, what do you make of Krystkowiak's second season?
Now that the basketball season is finally over, what do you make of Krystkowiak's second season?
With so much turnover the last few years, the Runnin' Utes can't really afford any other position.
Utah will host streaking Boise State - their first game since Majerus' death.
Not much is expected from this year's Runnin' Utes as, once again, they're picked to finish 12th in the Pac-12.
How would you grade Larry Krystkowiak's first season with the Utes? I gave him an incomplete.
Utah basketball kicks off its exhibition season tonight against Adams State.
Top in-state recruit Jordan Loveridge has committed to the Runnin' Utes basketball team.
Utah basketball has signed Texas small forward Anthony Odunsi, a three-star recruit out of Fort Bend who originally committed to Iowa State.
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Kansas freshman Royce Woolridge will visit Utah as he looks to transfer from the Jayhawks.


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American Presidents Share These Key Leadership Qualities
Q&A with instructor John Paul Rollert
For President's Day in an election year, we at the Spark blog thought it apropos to consider which leadership qualities are key to being president. We reached out to John Paul Rollert, a Harvard Extension School instructor and a doctoral student at the Committee on Social Thought at the University of Chicago.
Rollert, who teaches Principles and Lessons on Leadership, says that the key to presidential leadership is the ability to define the problems that need to be addressed.
Q: In a January Republican primary debate, Rick Santorum attacked Mitt Romney's experience, saying that American citizens wanted a commander in chief for president—not a CEO. What do you think he meant by this distinction?
A: Senator Santorum is trying to distinguish between the requirements of successful management and those of strong leadership. Being a good manager—a distinction that includes an aptitude for rigorous analysis, strategic thinking, and organizational efficiency—is necessary for being president, but Senator Santorum thinks that managerial competency, alone, is not sufficient.
I tend to agree. Broadly speaking, good managers solve problems, while successful leaders define them. Ron Paul tells us that the Federal Reserve is a grave danger to economic security. Rick Santorum claims that America is in the grips of a cultural crisis. President Obama says that growing income inequality is undermining the American Dream.
All three men are staking their claim to leadership on which problem needs to be addressed. Solving the problem, the managerial dilemma, comes only after the public has been persuaded as to which of them is right.
Q: What past presidents exemplified the ability to define problems?
A: To some degree, all presidents possess this gift. (It not only comes with the office; it is essential to gaining it.) However, some presidents have a greater talent for defining problems, and convincing others of their definitions, than others.
The most obvious example from recent history is Ronald Reagan. Consider the most famous line from his first inaugural address, "In this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem." This is precisely what I mean by leaders successfully defining problems. Contrary to the post-war consensus, President Reagan argued that the economic malaise of the 1970s would not be solved by government action. On the contrary, it was created by it. You have to agree on the problem before looking for the solutions, in large part, because the solutions, themselves, flow from how the problem is defined.
Q: Has the ubiquity of news coverage, the Internet, and social media changed the work of defining problems?
A: I don't know that it has changed the work so much as made it much more demanding. FDR was the first president to make routine use of technology to amplify his voice and communicate his message. His famed Fireside Chats brought him directly into the homes of millions of people, allowing him to shape their views of the challenges they faced during the Great Depression and the Second World War.
The effect on the American people is hard to overestimate. It is one thing to occasionally read the full text of a president's speech in the papers. It is another thing to have him speaking directly to you in the comfort of your home. The sense of intimacy is familiar to us, but consider what it must have been like to those born in the nineteenth century.
Today, the president uses Facebook, Google+, Twitter, Youtube, and e-mail to communicate directly with the American people, in addition to more traditional communication and media outreach efforts. Even by comparison with just a decade ago, the amount of time the president spends trying to communicate his message is truly astonishing.
Q: In this election year, voters have a lot of challenges on their minds: the economy, foreign policy, and the environment (to name a few). Do the complex challenges we face make certain qualities more important than others?
A: I am not so sure. Mitt Romney is certainly hoping that a successful career in private equity will convince people that he has a special understanding of the economic challenges that face us, but I don't think that people are looking to elect an economist in chief (much less the financier in chief).
There may be a greater premium on competency in such uncertain times, but this is a threshold that both Governor Romney and President Obama quite easily clear. I may be wrong, but I don't think that the election will be won or lost on the technocratic grounds of managerial know-how.
Q: In the last election both President Obama and Hillary Clinton were criticized for their political inexperience. And several Republican candidates have been similarly criticized during the primaries.
Back in 2008, the Center for Public Leadership at the Harvard Kennedy School created a list of questions for candidates that would help voters gauge their leadership qualifications.
Are some leadership capabilities innate—or fairly transferrable? Are there other qualities, such as a capacity to seek new knowledge and adapt, that might balance out inexperience?
A: Students often ask me some variation of this question, and my response is that, while some people have better instincts for leadership than others, for the most part, I think that the traits that make for strong leadership are more the stuff of second nature than first. This is to say, while one may never be a Cicero, that shouldn't keep her from working hard to become a better public speaker.
In my view, learning to be a leader is much like riding a bike. Bruised knees (or egos) are simply part of the process. Even Lance Armstrong had to fall a few times before he learned to pedal with confidence, and Barack Obama fell pretty hard in 2000 when he lost a disastrous primary challenge to Bobby Rush, a Congressional Democrat from Illinois.
The president has said that his failure was a tremendous education, even if the lesson stung. As with learning to ride a bike, it takes a great deal of courage to pick yourself up, brush yourself off, and try again, but in my estimation, when it comes to learning the ropes of strong leadership, there simply is no other way.
For more blog posts by Rollert, visit the Huffington Post.


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It has been a week now that we have spent in Germany and although we are on holiday, I think it has been one of the most eventful weeks I ever had in Germany. The reason is obvious: I have never been here with my daughter and watching Apra in her new surrounding here has been wonderful! We have done a lot and she is having such a great time!
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Ferarra's movies have shown me the darker side of life and through his eyes I've gained a deeper appreciation for what makes the world the way it is -- warts and all. After all this exploration of the seedy underbelly, how was I to know that for all these years, what he really wanted to do was get away from all the "darker side of life" crap and make a screwball comedy? That's something I really didn't see coming. But apparently, according to Production Weekly, its true because as of Monday, Ferrara began principal photography on the film Go Go Tales -- which is, you guessed it, a screwball comedy.
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Innovation is a common topic of debate and strategies in most businesses (be they new or well established). In the current economic climate, and with the huge potential of the likes of social media data, brands are increasingly looking at innovation (large and small) as a way to beat the competition.
But innovation is often misunderstood. After a recent event debating the topic at the Open University Business School, I left with some insights into what the attendees thought that innovation was, and some misconceptions about what it has to be (but doesn't):
Ultimately, innovation seems to depend on persistence, belief, adaptability, and relevance to customers and the market. While its success relies on people, behaviour and skills, and spotting and pursuing the opportunity before it's too late. Undoubtedly money and resources help, but perhaps more of a barrier exists in the minds of employees and cultures of organisations?
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Morning all, it's very wet underfoot from another night of rain but it doesn't look quite so bad as it did last Thursday so it looks like I shouldn't come across too many flooded roads on the way in today.
The courgettes are very easy Richard, I usually grow two plants and put them in very large pots. I sowed my blue peas just over a week ago. I did them on the end of a row of the mangetout peas so I know which ones they are
Have a good day everyone and will catch up again later.
Morning all. Very wet here too Sue we had lots of rain over night and very strong winds too. The sun was out first thing but soon went and it is looking very much like rain again.
Hope you don't find any flooded roads this week . Yes my chicken pie was home made, I agree the ready made ones are all pastry and hardly any filling. I put leeks and onions in with the chicken and a white sauce rather than gravy. Must admit it went down very well and Maisie and Khan helped to finish it off.
I am looking forward to growing the blue peas Richard and the Hestia beans too as I have read good things about them. I haven't sowed any courgettes this year, but since you are late with yours I might still do a few.
I had a hunt round the garden last night, before the rain, hunting for slugs and snails and you wouldn't believe the ammount I found , one thing made me smile though, whilst going round the veggies I found a HUGE toad between a row of lettuce plants so I am sure he will be well fed
Oh well, best get on, can't be bothered this morning...........
Good Afternoon all. A bit damp here too lillyrose, and I saw a snail crawling up the front of the shed. I went out and cleared one of the windowboxes in the shed and planted it up with some mesembryanthemum plants I had growing indoors on the upstairs windowsill. I haven't sown my blue peas yet, I should really get cracking with them. Thanks Sue I may have a go with the courgette plant then. I need to get the runner bean plants in next,hopefully by the weekend, under the glass frames. Last day in work for the week Sue which is good news.
Hi all,
We've got the weather you had last week Sue It's been torrential, all last night and all day today!
Your pie sounded really gorgeous Lillyrose, and I did manage to scoff the mackerel but thanx for your kind offer
I haven't sown my blue peas yet either Richard Along with loads of other things I should have sown, I'm still going to sow a load of stuff next week though and keep my fingers crossed I haven't 'missed the boat'!
Well I've been up to the new place today 'tweeking' for tomorrow, tested out the new wireless router up there on my mobile and it works, (thank god) I got to look at our IC thread - BUT Lillyrose, I wasn't as clever as you, and couldn't work out how to 'log on' to the rhs, it only came up with the 'register' page for newcomers
Gammon, pineapple and chips for us tonight!
Hi Susiq, we are having a prawn and mushroom rissotto for our meal soon. Your gammon and pineapple sounds nice. It will be handy having Internet access at the new place for your guests.Nicola is just off delivering a small wedding cake and cup cakes locally that she made for Saturday's wedding. They are getting married in Kent..maybe somewhere by you lillyrose
Your pie last night sounds delicious lillyrose, let me know when you're next making one and I'll be on my way over It's great that you have the huge toad to eat the slugs before they get your veggies I think the one you saw was probably a female one and is about to lay loads of spawn, lets hope that you get loads of little toadlets running about in a few months.
If you had one snail crawling up the shed Richard, I wouldn't be at all surprised if you have a thousand more underneath the shed When we moved a shed before, we found hundreds of snails huddled up underneath it and most were actually stuck upside down to the shed base.
It does sound like you've got what we had last week Susiq, it was ok for me going into work this morning, the road I wasn't able to go down last week only had a small amount of water laying across it so I got through that ok today. It started raining again about half an hour before I left off and the drive home was horrible, it was the roads a lot nearer home that had a lot of surface water on it which seemed like it didn't know which way to go...
Oooo I hope you are right about getting loads of toadlets Sue. I will certainly give you a shout next time I make chicken pie.
How much did you pay for Jersey's in Sainsburys Sue? I nipped to the market this morning and bought some, they were on sale at £2 a kilo.
We have had sun on and off most of the afternoon but it keeps spitting with rain now.
Gosh Richard, Nicola's cakes are traveling if some found their way to Kent. Mind you if I was getting married I would deffo get her to make my wedding cake .
Save me some gammon Susiq, since you ate the fish
The Jerseys in Sainsburys were £1.50 for a 1kg bag lillyrose. I've just had a look on their website and they still have them for the same price so methinks I'll get some more on Saturday They are selling them loose but those ones are not half price and are £3 a kg
Thanks Sue, glad I only bought a kilo now. I will get some tomorrow from Sainsburys
Girls, girls! I am green with envy - see - I just don't get out enough, and have TOTALLY missed the fact that the Jersey's are now in the shops! Will have to make an effort to go 'somewhere' tomorrow to get some, I can taste them now, dripping with butter!
Your risotto sounds great Richard, hope you all enjoy it
Glad the roads weren't quite as bad for you Sue, but I dread those short stretches when you think you're might 'aquaplane' if you're not careful
Lillyrose don't want to 'rain on your parade' - pardun the pun, but as you know, we've got hundreds of toads, and yep - even more of the dreaded slugs and snails - so don't hold your breath that your lovely toad will save the day It's nice to think they will do the job and I'm sure they really do actually help loads, but they (the slugs etc) are cunning little so and so's
Morning all, it's a lovely sunny one here today and hoping it's going to stay the same way all day and hope everyone else is having some of the same too.
Hope you manage to make it out today Susiq to get your JR's, you're usually one of the first people to spot when they're in the shops
I'm off into town shortly and will make the most of the weather when I get back, I've already taken some plants out of the greenhouse and put them outside to start hardening them off.
Morning all, yes Sue we have a lovely sunny day here too and it is lovely and warm.
Snap, I have put loads of plants outside too to start hardening off. You can almost hear all the plants making happy noises this morning with the lovely sun.
Ooooo Susiq, JR's dripping in butter you can't get much better.
Right I'm off to Sainsburys, taking Mum with me too........
Echoing Sue, hope everyone else gets some sun
Enjoy your shop this morning lillyrose and let me know if there are any good bargains to be had for when I go tomorrow
The sun is still out here, the wind is also picking up but that will dry the washing in no time at all. Hopefully, it will help dry out the lawn too as that is in desperate need of a cut again, it doesn't seem long since I did it before...
I've just had a lovely surprise, the postman handed me a parcel which I wasn't expecting and when I opened it, this is what I received
I actually got to win in one of the daily competitions that were run during National Gardening Week, thank you RHS
Wow that was a nice surprise Sue and worth having too. I like the seed tin.
The bargains I found in Sainsburys were a huge pack of Ariel actilift half price at £10, that will last me for months, comfort softner, JR's, bacon, Richmond sausages, and rainbow trout. Oh yes and all sainsburys dog treats had 20% off so I stocked up on them.
We have got a mix of sun and cloud here and like you Sue it has turned rather breezy but it is still nice out there. I put a line full of washing out before I went shopping and it was dry when I got back


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Feature usage reporting analysis spreadsheet
A spreadsheet for Microsoft Excel is available that assists in your analysis of data from Feature usage reporting. The spreadsheet displays, for example:
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- The mean and median total sessions per user.
- The mean, standard deviation and maximum number of uses per feature per session.
- The percentage of users who have used each feature.
- The percentage of users having different computer configurations.
- The percentage of users using each build, and how this has changed over time.
Note the following points:
- The spreadsheet requires Microsoft Excel 2007 or later.
- The spreadsheet analyzes information already stored in the SQL or .mdb database that stores your Feature usage data.
The spreadsheet does not connect to the web service to download the latest Feature usage data. To obtain the latest Feature usage data before you use the spreadsheet, use SmartAssembly to download the latest Feature usage reports to your database. For more information, see Viewing Feature Usage Reports.
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User System worked example
The User System worksheet shows the proportion of your end users who have different operating systems and versions of .NET installed. You can also analyze the number of users having a specific monitor resolution, OS bitness, culture, or timezone.
This information can be useful to determine when you can target a newer version of .NET, for example.
- On the Project Summary worksheet, select the Project you are interested in, then click Refresh Sheet.
- On the User System worksheet, click Refresh Sheet.
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Only 3.5% of users would be inconvenienced if you decide that future versions of your application will require .NET 3.5.
Versions worked example
The Versions worksheet shows the number of users who use each different build of the selected project, and how the numbers have changed over time.
You can use this information to check how many users have yet to upgrade to a specific build:
- On the Project Summary worksheet, select the Project you are interested in, then click Refresh Sheet.
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- Change the Time step (days) to ensure that there is neither an excessive, nor an insufficient quantity of data displayed. We recommend the following values:
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- If your product was released within the last 6 months, set the Time step (days) to 7.
- If your product was released within the last 12 months, set the Time step (days) to 14.
- The worksheet updates to show how many sessions have been run using each build, and how many times each build was used over time.
The granularity of this data is determined by the value set for Time step (days).
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Tuel Keeps Cougars' Hopes Alive At Stanford
IT WAS FAR from a perfect effort. But on Saturday, Jeff Tuel was the mechanic that kept the Cougars humming along – and close to a win against No. 19 Stanford. Granted, if there were a school record for being sacked the most times in one game, Tuel would be right up there after Saturday's 24-17 loss. But he also kept the Cougars' hopes alive for the first time in weeks.
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Tuel cements role as WSU's starting QB
Quarterback Jeff Tuel is listed alone as the starter as Washington State prepares for its home opener against Eastern Washington on Saturday.
Last week, Tuel and sophomore Connor Halliday were both listed as possible starters on the depth chart.
Tuel completed 30 of 45 passes against BYU for 229 yards and was intercepted twice as Washington State failed to score a touchdown in...
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BYU vs. Washington State: Five Game Observations
Just as Blue Cougar Football will preview each game this season with five things to watch for, we will review each game with our five game observations. In these observations, we will review the questions we posed in our five things to watch for article and evaluate our predictions. Question No. 1: Will Jeff Tuel control the game for WAZZU, or will his once promising career continue...
Unquiet on the Western Front: Matt Barkley, Jeff Tuel, Boise State, and more.
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Taking a stance.
Avinash Kunnath looks at potential Heisman Trophy candidates coming out of the Pac-12. It's pretty much down to USC quarterback Matt Barkley and Oregon running back De'...
3 old Cougs reflect on their QB controversies
THE TERM "quarterback controversy" is as much a part of football Xs and Os. There haven't been a lot of them at Washington State over the decades, and the way Jeff Tuel played in spring ball there wouldn't appear to be one brewing, but the ones that did flare up over the years can still generate fiery debates among the crimson faithful. But what about the guys actually...
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June 28, 2012
SPRING BALL DAY 2: Tuel shines
PULLMAN -- Washington State quarterback Jeff Tuel is learning a new offense in addition to coming off an injury-riddled season. And he threw a few picks on Day One. But neither that, nor anything else, seems to phase Tuel, and he made a whole heckuva lot completions on Saturday during the Cougs' second practice of the spring session.
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March 24, 2012
Part II of Leach: Medical hardship for Tuel?
THE COUGARS ARE in the process of filing papers with the NCAA to seek an additional year of eligibility for Jeff Tuel and offensive lineman Wade Jacobson via medical hardship waivers. It was one of a number of subjects Leach discussed with CF.C in part II of a wide-ranging interview.
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February 08, 2012
Tuel time over? QB could miss rest of season
The health woes for Washington State quarterback Jeff Tuel keep on coming, not unlike the hits he's been taking in limited action this season. After making his first start of the season two weeks ago against Stanford (an illness kept Tuel sidelined for a portion of the season-opener against Idaho State; Tuel would attempt only two…
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October 25, 2011
Cougars Football: Jeff Tuel regains starting job going forward
Washington State insider Matt Larkin brings us news that Washington State Cougars head coach Paul Wulff has decided to pull QB Marshall Lobbastael for Jeff Tuel.
After two Coug Its, it's Tuel Time
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Casting Call: Your First Day of Retirement, Documented
Are you retiring between February 15 - March 15, 2012? Do you know how you'll fill your days? Have you overcome great obstacles in your life to get to this point? Do you anticipate that first day the alarm clock goes off and you have no one to answer to? We want to hear your story.
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I hope VPE realizes that the first day of retirement is your first regularly scheduled work day. For example, if you retire Friday; your first day of retirement mentally is Monday. Also, the first day of retirement is your most atypical day of retirement, since most people are lost the first day or week.
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One can draw varied conclusions from these comments. One of them is that it is of great importance that programmers working with the Java programming language should be as competent as possible.
The Java certification program is an important effort aimed at precisely this goal. Practitioners looking to obtain such certification need good quality training materials, which
Programming is still more of an art than a science, and will continue to be so for the foreseeable future. Mastering the intricacies of a large and complex programming language is a challenging task that requires time and effort, and above all experience. Real programming requires more than just mastery of a programming language. It requires mastery of a computing platform, with a rich set of libraries. These libraries are designed to simplify the task of building realistic applications, and they do. Again, the practitioner is faced with a daunting task.
To address the clear need for professional training material, a
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Writing the Second Edition
The exam for the Sun Certified Programmer for Java 2 (SCPJ2) Platform has changed considerably since the first edition of this book was published. The most noticeable change in the current version of the exam (SCPJ2 1.4) is the removal of GUI and I/O, and the shifting of emphasis toward the
The I/O and GUI topics of the first edition have been eliminated, as they have no relevance for the SCPJ2 exam. These topics are more relevant for the Sun Certified Developer for Java 2 (SCDJ2) Platform exam and, therefore, relegated to a possible future volume on the Developer exam topics.
Since the emphasis of the SCPJ2 exam is on the core features of Java, the second edition provides an even greater
The second edition is still a one-source guide for the SCPJ2 exam: it provides a mixture of theory and practice for the exam. Use the book to learn Java, pass the SCPJ2 exam, and afterwards, use it as a handy language guide. The book also has an appendix devoted to the SCPJ2 Upgrade exam. To facilitate preparation for the exams, the second edition comes with a CD containing additional resources, including several mock exams developed by Whizlabs Software.
We have taken into consideration the feedback we have received from readers. The many hours spent in handling the deluge of e-mail have not been in vain. Every single e-mail is appreciated and is hereby
Preparing the second edition dispelled all our illusions about second editions being, to put it colloquially, a piece of cake. Every
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A Memorial Day tradition! Under the direction of Matthew Kraemer, the BPO performs works that inspire the patriotic spirit in us all with an evening of music from World War I to the present, honoring those who have served their nation in every generation. Featuring the Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus.
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The M&T Bank Classics series closes with a tribute to the composers of Italy, featuring up-and-coming violinist Chloe Hanslip performing a concerto by classical music's most enigmatic composer, Niccolo Paganini. Bass vocalist Kevin Maynor joins the Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus and Vox Ceciliae Choir onstage for a heavenly conclusion to the classics series!
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Saturday, June 15th - 7:30pm
Bill Burr is one of the top comedic voices of his generation, achieving success in TV and film as well as the live stage.
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WASHINGTON, D.C., 09/26/2007 -- The Lockheed Martin [NYSE: LMT] F-22 is effective, suitable and mission capable according to the Air Force Operational Test and Evaluation Center (AFOTEC). This rating resulted from a recently completed second increment of Follow-on Operational Test and Evaluation (FOT&E II).
This second FOT&E was a significant milestone in terms of validating the F-22A's combat capability to conduct Offensive Counter Air–Destruction of Enemy Air Defenses (OCA-DEAD), said AFOTEC Commander Maj. Gen. Steve Sargeant. We are confident we have provided Air Combat Command and senior Air Force leaders with an accurate and complete picture of the Raptor's impressive operational capabilities. AFOTEC also highlighted where additional resources can be focused to further mature and sustain this fifth generation fighter.
The capabilities evaluated during the operational test included the areas of mission generation, mission support, and enhancements to air-to-air and air-to-ground employment capabilities, according to AFOTEC.
It is exciting to see the men and women of the U.S. Air Force demonstrate the extraordinary capability and suitability of the F-22, said Larry Lawson, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics executive vice president and F-22 general program manager. The Air Force has proven beyond a doubt that the Raptor is the right aircraft to maintain America's air superiority record – now and for the next 50 years.
The Raptor has maintained an impressive tempo of successes this year that reflects the dedication and commitment the entire team has invested:
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- Deployment to Kadena Air Base, Japan—more than 670 sorties flown
- First Red Flag Exercise—100 percent sortie generation rate
- 2006 Collier Trophy—overwhelming performance in Northern Edge exercise
- First Multi-Year production contract for 60 Raptors—saving $411M
- F-22 Raptors arrive at Elmendorf AFB, Alaska—Air Dominance in Pacific Region
- 100th Raptor delivered to the U.S. Air Force
Raptors are currently assigned to five U.S. bases. Flight testing takes place at Edwards AFB, Calif. Operational tactics development is ongoing at Nellis AFB, Nev. Pilot and crew chief training takes place at Tyndall AFB, Fla. Operational Raptors are assigned to Langley AFB, Va. and at Elmendorf AFB, Alaska. Raptors will also be based at Holloman AFB, N.M., and Hickam AFB, Hawaii.
The F-22 Raptor, the world's most advanced fifth generation fighter, is built by Lockheed Martin in partnership with Boeing and Pratt & Whitney. Parts and subsystems are provided by more than 900 suppliers in 44 states. F-22 production takes place at Lockheed Martin Aeronautics facilities in Palmdale, Calif.; Meridian, Miss.; Fort Worth, Texas; and Marietta, Ga., as well as at Boeing's Seattle, Wash. plant. Final assembly and initial flight-testing of the Raptor occurs at the Lockheed Martin facility in Marietta.
Headquartered in Bethesda, Md., Lockheed Martin employs about 140,000 people worldwide and is principally engaged in the research, design, development, manufacture, integration and sustainment of advanced technology systems, products and services. The corporation reported 2006 sales of $39.6 billion.
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