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7 Jul 2012
SIMON BORCHARDT saw Jake White's side take another step towards the Australian conference title with a 19-15 victory against the Waratahs.
The Brumbies, who will play the Blues in their final league fixture in Canberra next weekend, are now five log points clear of the Reds, who will host the Waratahs. However, whoever wins the Australian conference will have to up their game substantially to avoid being knocked out of the competition by the team that finishes sixth on the combined standings (probably the Bulls or Sharks).
The Brumbies were well below their best at Sydney's Olympic Stadium but fortunately for them they were up against a team that has made a habit of losing games they should have won. The Waratahs dominated the breakdown in the second half and had most of the ball, but were unable to kick on from Berrick Barnes' try that gave them a 15-9 lead with 20 minutes to go.
The Brumbies hit back shortly after with a Henry Speight try, which was followed by touchline conversion and penalty kicks by Zack Holmes and Jesses Moggs respectively.
The less said about the first half, the better. Tatafu Polota-Nau barged over for a try on the half-hour mark after Barnes had taken a quick penalty tap, but three penalties saw the Brumbies lead 9-5 at the break.
The second half was a bit more entertaining, with two tries scored, but this was yet another Australian derby that will quickly be forgotten.
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8 Jul 2012, 17:48 pmWatch this. I'm going to post without insulting you. PS Why would I know what Nama is/means???? I've answered your 'anc' question in the previous post. It was tongue in cheek. I'm sorry if you couldn't see that.
Okay here we go:
A real round robin means every team plays every other team. The Stormers missed out on playing the Chiefs, and the Sharks missed out on the Crusaders. 4 top teams missing out on each other. How is that fair to other teams who maybe miss out on playing the Lions or the Rebels?
Next. Wining is a habit. By playing in a 'weaker' conference (which I think Aus has) you build momentum that you never should have had in the first place.
Let's now look at the Crusaders. Do you think they would have topped the Aussie pool? Or should I put it this way. If the Crusaders could have played in the Aussie Conference I would bet my house on them finishing top of the OVERALL log.
The system is flawed. The OLD (Super 14) system was NOT because every team played everyone else (the same amount of times) and that was that. This by the way should be enough to highlight the flaws in the conference system.
Look, that's my opinion. I'm done here. You the one who jumped to conclusions (seriously, what does Nama mean?? Are you from SA?) and started the insults. If you like the conference system, good for you, but don't get all defensive for no good reason when someone disagrees with you.
8 Jul 2012, 21:48 pmTrying to take the high road wrt insulting when you were the one who started with the insults.
"F*** dude grow a brain." (p. 78)
In any case. A real round robin means every team plays each other, HOME AND AWAY. The competition winner is the one that ends up with the most log points. No semi final, no final.
So, we don't play a real round robin in rugby when we play semis and finals unlike soccer.
With the Sharks not playing the Reds and the Saders, who both end up higher on the log than them, it means that the Sharks were actually NOT HAMPERED in their bid to reach the semi finals or final. Most people will argue that they were in fact advantaged.The old system was also flawed because it gave a team that ended up in 4th place (maybe 10 points behind the log leader) a chance to surprise in the semi and the final and walk away with the title.
Also, by playing every team just once, it means that you might face some of the stronger teams on their home ground in a given year where your chances of winning are significantly slimmer. There by reducing your chances to make the semi in that given year. So, you see it wasby no means perfect.Winning may be a habit, yes. But, you really don't want to tell me that if you play in a weak competition where you consistently win, that you will carry that habit over to a tougher competition. That's just stupid. I mean, do you really believe that just because the EP team win a lot of games in the B-section of the CC that they will now carry that momentum with them if they play a team from the A-section and beat them? That's insane. Also, if the Crusaders were playing in the SA conference, I bet my house that they would've been on top of the log every year. Does that mean the SA conference is weak also?
It is so easy to make silly comments and then just claim afterwards that it was tongue in cheek if you are called out on it by someone or accuse people of jumping to conclusions when they read the hidden meaning behind the words etc. I don't buy into that. Sorry.
PS: I'm no big fan of the conference system myself. I just don't believe in putting the blame on outside sources if my team is not doing well. I was just stringing you along because you are a Sharks fan and because you are trying to blame the system for the fact that the Sharks are struggling to make the top 6. I still believe though that because every team knows exactly how it works before the start of the competition, the system is fair to everyone.
So, enjoy the rest of the night and the week ahead.
9 Jul 2012, 00:01 amOK little namakins, just where does Centurion imply that he doesn't like the current format "because his team is struggling to finish in the top 6″?
You are such a sensitive little soul too, mostly in regards to race I notice.
9 Jul 2012, 01:54 amWhere do you live…..woop woop? Australia's version of timbuktu!
9 Jul 2012, 01:56 am@wooden spoon(wooden spoon)-103:
In a orevious thread…their conversation has been going on for sometime!
9 Jul 2012, 02:04 amOr the weakness…bulls and stormers gathered 18-20 points from their two weakest teams. Putting them top. Take a gimme game from either of them and the bulls are out and stormers fourth.
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Ja, I never ONCE blamed the system for where the Sharks are. He/she is making assumptions and is (as always) super sensitive and likes to look for drama when there isn't any.
9 Jul 2012, 08:06 amHuh??? The Namster and I have being having a go on this thread ONLY.
Man, you also like making things up.
9 Jul 2012, 08:07 amhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Asset_Management_Agency
10 Jul 2012, 10:57 am@wooden spoon(wooden spoon)-103:
When somebody tries to tell me that I like to get something that I haven't earned, I getv sensitive.Much like you when you are told that you only got what you have because of apartheid and that you did not work for it, OK!!!
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A mere two days ago Yahoo Music blogger Rob O'Connor gave his opinion of the 25 greatest "Best Of" collections of various artists. You can find his original list here. How would you arrange your list? Who would be the best of the best of?
Now we know that O'Connor is not inspired or anything like that but it is interesting who is not on his list or who is not at the top. I looked in vain for John Denver but Elvis did make the cut. I was surprised to see Nirvana in such elite company. Johnny Cash is glaringly absent but Phil Spector made it!? Guns-N-Roses was dissed but he sort of made up for himself by including Bob Dylan. No Rush either! But he did get one thing absolutely correct ... he has the Beatles at number 1. I am going to post my top 5 best of the best of:
5) The Best of Both Worlds ... Van Halen
4) Vault ... Def Leppard's Greatest Hits 1980-1995
3) The Best of 1990-2000 ... U2
2) Forty Licks ... Rolling Stones
1) 1 ... The Beatles
Others deserving honorable mention include
Chronicles ... Rush
Greatest Hits ... Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
The Cream of Clapton ... Eric Clapton
Greatest Hits of Guns-N-Roses
The Best of Bachman-Turner-Overdrive
And though I will be ridiculed for this I have to throw it out there anyway ...
Greatest Hits volume 1-2 ... Madonna. I can hear it now, ;-)
Some of best bands do not have a "best of" yet or I am unaware of them.
What is on your list?
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16 comments:
- newheights said...
I will list the ones that I own.
Neil Diamond
Midnight Oil
Hall and Oates
Darin - 4:38 PM
- atsf35 said...
Well, the most entries into my ipod are:
Neil Young, various groups and solo
Bob Dylan, for 40 plus years body of work....
Bruce Springsteen for a great, continuing set of music
The Beatles, with various later solo acts....
Jimmy Buffett for his Caribbean soul, with some Texas hidden in his heart.
Willie Nelson, what more can I say....
Lyle Lovett, Eric Clapton, and Rush are up there.
But number one, not in volumne, but in my heart is:
Mountain - Nantuckett Sleighride, the best album and track in my humble opinion.
John Randy Royse - 7:39 PM
- Frank Bellizzi said...
I'm not big on compilation albums. After each song, I know which one is supposed to come next, and that's never what you get on those "best of" collections.
However, I second your nomination of John Denver's Greatest Hits, or whatever it was called. Also, "The Best of Bread" . . . was that a compilation? The title would make it seem so. That's a fine album. I would put near the top "The Very Best of Herb Alpert." And isn't there a "Elton John's Greatest Hits"? Billy Joel's got at least two albums like that, and they're great too.
Since we're on the subject, have you come across the album "Hayseed Dixie"? It's a collection of bluegrass versions of AC/DC songs. On the back cover, the faces of the artists are blocked out. Guess they didn't want other folks in Nashville to know. But they're VERY good. Must have been some top-flight studio people. Anyway, that's a fun album. Good for a laugh. - 5:49 AM
- Jeanne said...
Ah, but Frank, Bobby wasn't nominating John Denver's Greatest Hits. He was just affirming its absence.
- Stoned-Campbell Disciple said...
Hall and Oates!? Oh my!!
REM ... I can see that
Jimmy Buffett and Springsteen I can get my head around that
John Denver ... Jeanne is right ... that was for my beloved Shepherd, ;-)
I have heard the bluegrass version of AC/DC songs and it is almost freaky, :-) But it is a good conversation piece.
How insightful you are Jeanne, ;-)
Bobby V - 8:18 AM
- kingdomseeking said...
I don't know in what order I would place these artist but my list would include:
The Beatles (the group that started it all)
Black Sabbath (organic heavy metal)
Jimmi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn, & Eric Clapton (have you heard those dudes play guitar?)
Aerosmith (great band, even better live)
Led Zepplin (no need for justification)
Cinderella (best 80's hair band)
Metallica/Megadeth (music to bang your head too)
Motley Crue, Iron Maiden, Ratt, Def Leppard, Van Halen, The Cult, & Guns-n-Roses (other 80's bands too good to leave out).
And my oddball group is none the other but...
ABBA (if I was a rock-n-roller I would love to do a hard-rock rendition of 'Waterloo').
Rex - 12:04 PM
I would have to put Ozzy's tribute to Randy Rhodes on there as well...
- nick said...
The Beatles started it all!???
I weep for the younger generation.
Here's a short list of greats:
Buddy Holly: From the Original Master Tapes
Chuck Berry: The Great Twenty-Eight
BB King: His Definitive Greatest Hits
Mississippi John Hurt: The Complete Studio Recordings - 9:17 AM
- Keith said...
Who's John Denver? ;)
I'll also pass on the Beatles...
I like:
1. Beastie Boys: Licensed to Ill
2. Metallica: The Black Album
3. Weezer: The Blue Album (Who have a song called "Buddy Holly", but I don't think that's what Nick meant above.)
4. Matchbox Twenty: Yourself or Someone Like You
5. Hootie & the Blowfish: Cracked Rearview - 10:48 AM
- Clyde said...
1.George Strait, 50 #1s
2.Johnny Cash, Man in Black: Greatest Hits
3.Queen, Greatest Hits
4.Billy Joel, GH Vol.3
5.Willie Nelson, 16 Biggest Hits
Also: Beatles, Eagles, Gordon Lightfoot, Hank Williams, & Journey. - 7:21 AM
First - there's no way I can narrow it down to 5 or even put these in rank order.
Also, I have to add some "color" into this discussion.
Here's some great stuff and some favorites of mine (all greatest hits collections):
Funkadelic: Music for your mother
Parliament: Give Up the Funk
John Lee Hooker - Ultimate collection
Curtis Mayfield - Very best of
Bill Withers: Best of...Lean on Me
Frank Zappa - Strictly Commercial.
Essential Jason and the Schorchers Vo. 1.
Black Crowes - Greatest Hits 1990 - 1999.
Proud Mary - best of Ike and Tina Turner.
Run DMC Greatest Hits
Blown to Smithereens - best of the Smithereens.
Jerry Lee Lewis - 18 Original Sun greatest hits.
Loverboy - Classics.
Best O' Boingo (Oingo Boingo)
Heart - Greatest hits
Devo - greatest Hits
Alice Cooper - Best of - Mascara & monsters
Ray - original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Ray charles).
Eurythmics - Greatest Hits - 3:59 PM
- Stoned-Campbell Disciple said...
Doug you have made some excellent suggestions. I have a hard time listing five myself ... and actually I usually like "ordinary" albums better than "best of" because what is the "greatest hits" just may not be the "best of" in my opinion.
Jethro Tull is one that needs to make the cut. CCR is another. I like the suggestion of Run DMC too. I will pass on Devo but I can see Loverboy.
I so glad to see you commenting ... welcome back.
Bobby V - 5:49 PM
You know, I wasn't a big fan of Devo (or New Wave) at the time - but the older I get, when I go back and listen to it, I have a much greater appreciation.
(I have this idea of a cover band called "Motley Springfield" that takes songs from the 80's and either covers them as in Motley Crue style (i.e. Rick Springfield songs) or Rick springfield style (if they are harder Rock songs).
The one "Greatest Hits" that's on my list every time I go into a used CD store is:
Triumph: Anthology (2 CD import)
I know at the time they were labeled as "a poor man's Rush" - but I loved that other Canadian Hard Rock trio.
Take care, - 10:57 AM
- Cheryl Russell said...
I like the Best of The Outfield and The Police. I will also admit to loving Journey's Greatest Hits. You put it on, you drive around, and you sing at the top of your lungs!
- Kent said...
I like many of the Greatest Hits albums that have been listed.
One that I love that has not been mentioned is the Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Greatest Hits album. It covers the first half of the Heartbreakers and it is a great compilation plus it includes "Last Dance with Mary Jane" which is a brilliant tune. - 9:00 PM
Since I am a drummer, I used to listen to all Metal and only Metal with screaming vocals, loud double bass and distorted guitars. Favorites like Pantera, Tool and Slipknot.
Recently, I've started listening to more Christian influenced music. There are some great artists out there! To name a few:
Chris Tomlin
Passion Worship Band
Matthew West
Matt Redman
Rush of Fools
Dave Matthews Band (of course)!
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There are of course objections(link) to this under the premise that Ronald Mallet presented.
A type of time machine based on an immense cylinder spinning at near-light speed. The physicist W. J. van Stokum realized in 1937 that such an object would effectively stir spacetime as if it were treacle, dragging it along as the cylinder turned. What van Stokum didn't realize is that circumnavigating such a cylinder can lead to closed time-like paths. Anyone orbiting the cylinder in the direction of the spin would be caught in the current and, from the perspective of a distant observer, exceed the speed of light and thus travel back in time. Circling the cylinder in the other direction with just the right trajectory would project the subject into the future. The van Stokum time machine is based on the Lense-Thiring effect and uses ordinary matter but of enormous density - many orders of magnitude greater than that of nuclear matter.
The Last Mimzy (link), is a toy rabbit.
Lets just say that by design, the possibility existed that a mandala was cumultive speaking, built to contain "your history of experience" and was a method by which "past information(lives)" was re-released in the present day?
So, you in essence have travelled back in time, and in that life, worked to model a perspective in which to contain that life's work. Then, knowing it will open up in the future?
If time travel was ever possible, then why hasn't someone from the future come back to visit us?
What if time travel includes a rule that no traveler can interact with people of the past in order to avoid creating chaos? What if visitors from the future are invisible to us? Perhaps visitors from another universe, a world where we either don't exist or exist in parallel, are everywhere and all around us?
Scientists say that objectivity is necessary when exploring unknowns. If the technology for time travel is ever invented, then it is surely futuristic. But why haven't we been visited by people from the future or another world?
The technology for cloaking or invisibility is not so far off say scientists. If we can invent invisibility cloaking sooner than later, then why could there not be invisible time travelers from the distance future visiting us in the present? Aha!
Hawking: Time travel will happen
But they won't be coming here from there.
Not sure if I have posted this before, but it's worth the read. Everyone does it the first time:
Probabilistically speaking:
If time travel gets figured out in the future, then odds are we would know by now.
The fact we havent, implies two major possibilities [many others obviously]:
1.] It just is not possible/feasible, at least for a complex sentinent being.
2.] That it is possible. But, even assuming that: the working out of how to do it requires the continued ability for very cutting adge research, which in turns assumes the maintenance of material conditions and basic social order required for such research to take place. And it wouldnt be too surprising if there isnt enough of a future for that.
I am not sure if this has been posted yet:
I have it on pretty reliable authority that our linear conception of time is completely erroneous, so our notion of travel "back" or "forward" would probably also be incorrect. Other sources suggest that time is simultaneous and that "futures" can only be probable, which makes sense. Of course, if time is simultaneous then that throws our concept of past and future kind of out the door anyway. It would also suggest that our "pasts" are also only probable, but I'm just making a logical guess in that respect.
Don't ask me for my sources. :)
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I think what they are saying above, people like Hawking, is that travel to the past is technologically impossible for us at the moment. Technologically.
Evolution and technological advancement should change that situation for us in a mere few thousand years. By then, man should consider traveling to the future not the past. The future is where we want to go.
"We all have our time machines, don't we. Those that take us back are memories... And those that carry us forward, are dreams." Jeremy Irons as Uber-Morlock
This clearly is not a very scientific discussion, but it might be helpful to clear up one thing. Physics does not at all say that time travel is impossible, but it is necessary to be specific about the different types of time travel. Time travel to the future is one of the central themes of Albert Einstein's theory of special relativity. If you travel near the speed of light, time in your reference frame slows down 'relative' to other reference frames so that you 'age' less and end up at a time equivalent to the fututre in the other reference frames. General relavity makes it all more complicated because it accounts for acceleration/gravity, but the basic ideas still hold and have been proven in spite of the fact that they are so counter-intuitive, which is one of the main reasons that Einstein is considered to be such a friggin' genius!
I have a possible answer to this speculation: there are no people in the future.....
In the philosophy of time, presentism is the theory that only present things exist, and future and past things are unreal. The opposite of presentism is 'eternalism', which is the belief that things in the past and things yet to come exist eternally.[1] Presentism is compatible with Galilean relativity, in which time is independent of space but is probably incompatible with...
And Jackie could be right. Perhaps we as a species have no future. But what about other more successful and highly evolved species out there in the universe? Could they visit us from the future? Or if parallel universes do exist, and which could be anywhere from very much older to younger than this one, could they visit us?
ha! Good one.
"...for us physicists believe the separation between past, present, and future is only an illusion, although a convincing one." - Albert Einstein
Out of the singularity was created everything in perfect symmetry. The past, present, and future exist simultaneously in space-time. Space-time can be curved. And if we travel in curvilinear motion, we could be constantly accelerating while time slows to a crawl. That sums up everything I've read about time travel.
Michio Kaku: Time Travel, Parallel Universes, and Reality YouTube
Many worlds? Yes, this is modern quantum theory. Time is a river that flows. And like a river, there can be whirlpools and even forks in the river of time. Time travel represents a problem for us though, because we would need to utilize the energy of a star to create a time machine.
Futuristic energy consumption by advancing states of civilization type according to Kardashev
Spamming across the babbling universe...
Did anyone notice that BabbleTime is now Atlantic Time. Finally, the centre of the universe stumbles in on me.
Not quite sure when that happened. Recently anyway.
I always liked it when we were on Alaska Time. For the longest time we've been on that old standard of the centre of the universe. Boring.
Are these wanderings across time zones deliberate? Or are the the inadvertent outcome of doing some tinkering with the site?


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As a mom, I find myself trapped in the mode of saying "No" to every request my youngsters make, simply because their demands are non-stop. I think saying "Yes" means giving in. So inadvertently I become negative and inflexible.
How can we restore balance to parenting? Here are three tips for letting go without letting our children get out-of-hand:
Ask Why The next time your child asks you for something, pause before responding. If you're ready to say "No," then ask yourself Why? Is it because your child would be inconveniencing you? Or is it because of how your child asked? Perhaps the request was an unreasonable one. Whatever the reason, give yourself an opportunity to consider what would have to change about the circumstance to warrant a yes answer. Then, instead of saying, "No," communicate the needed changes to your child. And when the changes are complete, offer a hearty "Yes, now you may ____."
Make "Yes" Happen Look for ways to preempt those requests you'd normally refuse. Surprise your kids with an ice cream sundae dinner for fun (then put out plenty of fruit for toppings). Or plan a special "stay up late" night, inviting them to get into their jammies before dinner and chill together on the couch in front of a fun flick, past the normal "lights out" time. Bending the rules on your own time helps in the flexibility department for other occasions when a "Yes" isn't possible. When you have to turn down a request for sweets before dinner, you can soften the "No" with a reminder. "Not today. But remember the time when we ate banana splits for dinner. Wasn't that fun?"
Seek Alternatives Instead of reaching for the easy refusal the next time your child comes asking, brainstorm an alternative. Not ready to go out and play in the snow just yet? Offer to get out the blankets for a table fort. Can't play a game because you're busy folding laundry? Invite your child to sit at your feet and flip the cards for you in a game of Memory.
Sometimes we simply become stuck in patterns. Stepping back and recognizing those habits can help shake us out of the rut. Plus planning ahead to respond differently builds in flexibility. So the next time your child comes to you with a request, try out one of these tips. You might find you're loosening up in all the right places.
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Post subject: Case II - Topic 3: setup ImportOrder, batch run OrderProcess
Topic 3 shall cover the Import Order loader format setup. Then we convert the dbf files to CSV. A close look at the ImportOrder.java. Building a batch process for high volume POS Orders. Linking it to the Compiere Menu with parameters. We also parse the orders to various walk-in BPartners of the credit-cards for final settlements with the respective merchants.
Having specific BPartners for each credit card operator allows us to assign specific accounting elements to them. When the credit card merchant pays the client, there will be visibility of the credit card fulfillment or variance thereof. To assign the BPartner in the Import Order begins prior to the import. This is done via a Delphi program that parses the data and insert the PaymentRule as B for cash, or K for credit card. To proceed without modification, the Description field of the OrderLine is used to house the credit card details. Also the PaymentTermValue is used to house the PaymentRule as the later is not created in the I_Order table. I avoided extending too much the structure to avoid creeping bugs (debatable) but more importantly to Proof-of-Concept Compieres case as this is again a pioneer installation. Isnt the whole world watching? Especially big brothers sap and oracle.
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Post subject: sub-topic - Batch Process Sales Orders
When you are in a Sales Order, there is a process button on the bottom right that summons a SQL process - 'C_Order_Post.sql. We will reuse that process as a Batch process. This means it will have to run for all records in question rather than a single Order.
You have to define a new Report & Process from the Application Dictionary. Make this in turn to call
. The modifications are minimal, just the reception area for parameters and getting a CURSOR to loop into the I_Order.
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Post subject: Work progress
TODO List to make all this happen!
1. ImportOrder.java changes - to allow keyfield conversion
2. Create extra I_Order fields not present for keyfields
3. Build Import File Loader to select/activate I_Order fields used in Import
4. Create Standard Walk-In Business Partners for CASH, VISA, MASTER AMEX
- for Accounts posting and merchant bank clearing management.
5. Create ImpOrderDelete.sql to reverse Sales Orders import as exit plan.
a. DateOrdered format dd/MM/yyyy
b. OrgValue
c. PaymentTermValue
d. DocumentNo
e. SalesRepValue
f. DocTypeName
g. C_Tax_ID
h. ProductValue
i. PriceActual
j. QtyOrdered
k. Description
a. OrgValue
b. SalesRepValue
Convert OrgValue to Org_ID.
Convert SalesRepValue to ID
Set documentNo to combi key Date-Org+PayRule
set C_BPartner according to VISA/MASTER
Disable PaymentTerm as taken over by PayRule (POS orders has no terms)
Rule in C_Order set to K or B (credit card or cash - Compiere hardcode setting)
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So many tables in the oracle database, how do you understand each columns's meaning in the table. since there are no comments. ERStudio is new to me, then I can hardly figure out the relationships between tables. what's different between table i_order and c_order. I think you have read source code, or maybe you have internal develope document:). BTW, You can import data by a oracle tool called sqlldr.
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Post subject: Understanding Compiere Tables
Well Jiang,
There are certainly tons of tables in Compiere, and when i first open them for a peek in ERStudio, i was like in a little universe!
Anyway, i hardly refer to the ER, i mostly understood the role and context of such tables from about a year of working with them.
To understand for example C_Order, it was first discovered thru the Application Dictionary. U can refer to
for these fundamentals. By looking under Menu, we identify the Window which we want to look into. From there we look up which table the tab is refering to, and so on we get to the Table-Column and thus one can find out that Sales and Purchase Orders uses the same C_Order table. When we enter data, we can quickly use TOAD, or other oracle database manager to peek inside that our data is indeed in that table.
I do not have an internal development document. I am trying to write it up. This Case Workshop is just the beginning. 1 thing i can say is that a real technical commentary will make very boring reading as it will be thick and terse. So i try to use real case scenario to make it less painful!
. But i like to write that too!
Thanks for your comment and advice on this other tool, i will look it up too.
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Post subject: some special needs
Hi board,
in order of red1's brilliant introduction I have some (little) special needs that I can't solve yet...
I have a certain format of order lines that I would like to import in compiere. Well... I try to explain what I need to do:
Businessparters are using a service with recurring charges. I think Compiere is able to handle that. Beneeth this recurring charges there are additional services they use. Reference is a ID numberof the recurring service. So Compiere will regularly produce invoices for the recurring service.
I need to add the additional services to a n recurring service.
Unfortunatly the files providing the additional services have a very special format.
text file with fixed field lenth (easy...)
but: first line has some special header info
second line has some special header info
then many lines follow describing additional services for a service ID
then a summary lilne for the service ID follows and again many lines follow describing another service ID....
Most basics I understood from red1's documentation.
But how to import these mixed lines and how to get them to the subscription?
Any idea how to help?
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I do not understand fully your format, but if you post some part of it probably we could find some solution.
and in order to import this you will need to change some imports(java source, sql statements)
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I'm also writing something, it's in the contributors corner, which will ease the importing of data (e.g. from CSV) because the row by row processing is made simpler.
Keep watching that spot because it should be finished soon!
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Schoolboy Spotlight: John-Roy Jenkinson
5 Jun 2009
Keo.co.za speaks to Glenwood's tighthead prop about his strengths and goals for the future.
What's been the highlight of your rugby career so far?
Winning the World Rugby Youth Invitational in Japan last year [he scored the winning try for Glenwood in the last minute of the pool game against St Benedict's.]
What are your big strengths? Some have compared you to former Bok prop CJ van der Linde.
I run good angles, and the physical side of my game has developed nicely. I think I make a good general contribution to the team.
Who's played a big role in your rugby development?
My current coach at Glenwood, Sean Erasmus, has really helped me a lot, in terms of getting my technique right and giving me useful advice. My dad has also had a big influence on me, because he doesn't settle for second best, and always pushes me to my limits with his support.
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Jean Deysel [Sharks flank].
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The Sharks.
Who's your toughest opponent?
John-Roy Jenkinson!
What are your future ambitions?
To go futher in rugby and make a career out of it. I'd love to play for the Sharks, and to represent my country as a Springbok.
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5 Jun 2009, 09:09 amThe kid has no neck. He will make a perfect Tighthead!
5 Jun 2009, 09:48 amTalk about destroying a school's jersey with Sponsorship!
5 Jun 2009, 10:29 am#2 Lions_Soutie: lol… that is quite horrific
5 Jun 2009, 11:25 amKes chooses to have no sponsor. Took 100 years to get numbers on their backs!
5 Jun 2009, 23:34 pmBig ups to kes for no sponsor, Bishops got their first one a couple of years ago, keep it subtle though… but 148 years since rugby began there, still no numbers!
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Co-sponsors of the legislation include District 18 Rep. Kevin Cooke, R-Carrollton; District 69 Rep. Randy Nix, R-LaGrange; District 70 Rep. Lynn Smith, R-Newnan; District 171 Rep. Jay Powell, R-Camilla; and District 3 Rep. Tom Weldon, R-Ringgold.
"During my campaign, I made a commitment to the voters of Fairfield to do all that I could to help save their voting precinct," Hightower said Tuesday. "By submitting this legislation, I'm keeping my word and trying to fulfill that commitment. During this time, when voter apathy is at an all time high, we don't need to put further obstacles in the way of our voters.
"This exact bill was introduced by Rep. Lynn Smith during the 2004 legislative session, and the bill passed the House with a vote of 154 in favor of the bill and only four votes against," he said. "However, the 2004 legislative session, which was 40 days, came to an end before the bill could make it to the Senate floor for a vote."
Residents of Fairfield Plantation, located in the Sandhill community between Carrollton and Villa Rica, became concerned last February about losing their precinct. County Elections Supervisor Becky Deese announced at that time that Fairfield was on a list of nine precincts that the county was considering closing in a cost saving measure. Under the proposal, Fairfield voters would have been split between two other nearby precincts, Hulett and Sandhill, both outside the community gates.
Deese pointed out that other Georgia counties with larger populations have fewer voting precincts than Carroll County. For example, she said Douglas County has 68,000 voters and 25 precincts, compared to Carroll County, with 58,000 voters and 30 precincts.
Fairfield residents began circulating petitions to retain their precinct and the Board of Commissioners passed a non-binding resolution on Feb. 7, asking the county board of elections to take no further action during the year on precinct consolidations.
After a later public meeting at Fairfield, attended by hundreds of community residents, Deese announced she would take no further actions to close the precinct, if the state law could be changed so that the community would meet legal requirements for precinct boundaries. The current law doesn't allow gated community boundaries to be precinct boundaries. House Bill 87 would make these required changes.


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Question 7: Millions Amassed in Battle Over Maryland's Controversial Gambling Proposal
Companies for and against Question 7 have poured millions of dollars into campaign contributions to support, among other things, widespread advertising, CNS reports.
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Please vote for question 7, it is a great way to get the States welfare money back from the useless and lazy people in PG county. Government gives it to just because they made a baby, and now most will give it back thru the slot machines, a excellent idea!!!!
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"useless and lazy people in PG county."
wow you're a terrible person.
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Not only are you a bigot, you are woefully uneducated and under-informed about how the system works.
What I find amazing is the multiplier of money spent by corporations that produce no real product and the service is mainly not considered a positive over those who "care" about social issues on either side, whether it is same sex marriage, redistricting, etc.
5:13 pm on Monday, October 15, 2012
You are unworthy of using the name Marcus Aurelius, who wrote, "The only wealth which you will keep forever is the wealth you have given away." He also wrote, "Poverty is the mother of crime."
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With Baby Boomer's getting divorced at historically high rates, there are more Baby Boomers back out there in the dating market this Valentine's Day week in the Baltimore-area.
Some of the most affluent Baby Boomers in the nation who have annual incomes of $100,000 or more live in this area ranking Baltimore right up there with DC, San Francisco, NYC and Boston as the top markets for Baby Boomers in the United States.
Local Pre-Dating Speed Dating Event Coordinator Emma Skinner says the Baby Boomers she works with here in the Baltimore-area aren't looking for any drama on the dating trail, especially any Valentines Day drama this week.
"I hear that so much, no drama, I don't want any drama in my life, been there, done that, it's not high school anymore," Skinner tells WBAL's Scott Wykoff.
Baby Boomers now make-up about a quarter of on-line dating service users nationwide.
"I'm one of the exactly," says Skinner who is also a Baltimore host for Lock and Key Events. "Things have really changed in the last 20-30 years since Internet dating, it's just totally different than it was years ago."
Different from when many of the single dating Baby Boomers in the Baltimore-area were last out there dating.
"That includes me," says Skinner. "It has been over 20 years since I've been out there, boy things have really changed and you kind of just sit and observe sometimes, but I think you just have to go with your gut feeling you know whatever you feel safe and whatever makes you feel secure."
It's a second chance at romance that a growing number of Baltimore-area divorced Baby Boomers are experiencing, especially this week in the lead-up to Valentines Day.
That said, Skinner agrees the Valentines Day routine is a little different for single boomers these days.
"By this age you have an idea and you've had a lot of experiences to know what you are looking for and you don't make any exceptions and you have a target and you want to hit that target right on," says Skinner.
All for many dating Baby Boomers who at this stage of their lives have the disposable income that some of the younger singles out in the dating market haven't amassed yet.
"It's not just lets go meet for a glass of wine," says the Baltimore-area Pre-Dating Speed Dating Event Coordinator. "Maybe it's lets go down to Baltimore or lets go to Philadelphia and have a nice dinner and have a whole day and go to a concert or something a little bit more elaborate than just sit for a cup of coffee."
For many of the single Baby Boomers that she works with, she says they find that it's a whole new ballgame dating now without the goal of getting married as the end game.
"Yes, I am meeting more and more people who say I have no reason to get married anymore, I mean I've been there, done that, had my kids, I have grandchildren, whatever, I don't need to be married," says Skinner.
She says many of the Baby Boomers back in the dating market now want time to themselves but they still want someone to take vacations with or spend weekends with and not someone they spend all their time with like when they were married.
And when it comes Baltimore-area Baby Boomers and Valentines Day, she agrees that many clients she deals with don't deal with Valentine's Day like they did in the past.
"Maybe not so much with the flowers and the jewelry, you maybe take me somewhere to Bermuda or something like that, but yeah, that's right."


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Private managed accommodation is purpose-built student accommodation found in many university locations across the UK, and offers a great alternative to halls and private housing. Room prices typically include all your bills, contents insurance and internet access, making it easy to manage your finances.
There are a number of different companies who offer this accommodation, including our Accommodation Partner UNITE. If you want to see what they can offer, UNITE has a number of videos and virtual tours for you to take a sneak peek!
Want to know more about the benefits of living in private managed accommodation? Check out our handy frequently asked questions too.
Many students rent from a private landlord or letting agents in their second year, although some do this in their first year as well.
It's worth checking out what you need to know to find your student house. You may also want to take a look at TSR's accommodation classifieds forum, where members are advertising their spare rooms.
I've you've never rented privately before, here's some information on renting a private house for the first time. Lastly, if you find yourself in the position of needing someone to share your house/flat, we've got top tips for finding a room mate.
What to take to University - TSR members ultimate list!
Our freshers week tips
The TSR recipe book - a must for cheap, easy student cooking
Help Save the Planet at Home
Post pictures of your dorm room
Practical Advice
Council Tax Exemption for Students
Organising and Paying Bills
TV Licence
How to deal with noisy neighbours
Moving out of your Accommodation
Student Insurance


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