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Cancer.net Skate America begins today in Lake Placid, N.Y., marking a significant development in sponsorship. The title sponsor is the consumer Web site of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, a physician's membership association.
The professional organization is paying a cash fee to U.S. Figure Skating, and told IEG Sponsorship Report last month that this will not be its last sponsorship. "Doing this once is not going to be sufficient. We're in the process of talking to other organizations," said Allen Lichter, MD, the association's CEO. more
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While cruising through the status updates of my peeps on Facebook I saw the Cleveland Cavaliers had posted this offer: "Talk about a slam dunk! We want to share one of our best perks with you! Our friends at Quicken Loans give us a great discount on home loans as part of their exclusive benefit program, The Mortgage Insiders. But you can get it too! Just ask about adding the Mortgage Insiders Benefit Program to your workplace benefits.... Be part of the winning team by participating with the Cavs, Cleveland Clinic, UPS, Microsoft, Dell and others and become a Mortgage Insider today!"
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This has been a hot topic for several years and it is only getting hotter. The University of Central Florida has had an ongoing relationship with adidas and had a verbal agreement on a $3 million exclusive contract. That of course meant that the UCF men's basketball team would be wearing adidas shoes on the court. When Marcus Jordan, Michael Jordan's son, wore Nike shoes in the season debut this week, the issue boiled over. Representatives from adidas have now said there will be no deal with UCF. more
Media reports indicate that the IndyCar Series will announce its first title sponsor in eight years with a Thursday announcement that Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.'s Izod brand has purchased naming rights.
Much of the current commentary around the deal involves speculation of how much Izod is paying. The Indianapolis Star quoted the series' sales rep, Zac Brown of Just Marketing, as saying the "asking price" was $10 million a year to be allocated across IndyCar and its media partners.
Conventional wisdom says that no property is getting its asking price these days. And that $10 million starting point is down from where it was three years ago, when an exec for a company that had been pitched the series title at that time told me IndyCar was seeking $15 million a year for 10 years, not including TV ad buy commitments. more
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If you read my posts often enough, you know I'm constantly waxing poetic about how important integrating the consumer into the sponsorship experience is. So it should be no surprise that upon hearing about Stephen Colbert's, "Colbert Nation" top sponsorship of the U.S. Speed Skating team (if you haven't already, check out my colleague Rob Campbell's blog post here) and FanCar's unique sponsorship opportunities around Sprint NASCAR cars; that I am ready to hand out two big, fat gold stars for fan integration. more
Sponsorship may play a role in The Hertz Corp.'s '10 brand revitalization campaign that will include a new corporate logo, remodeled rental car facilities and new employee uniforms.
As part of the makeover, the company next year will roll out a marketing campaign themed 'Journey On.' The goal of the campaign: to connect with consumers on an emotional level. more
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Those of you who don't subscribe to IEG Sponsorship Report (and in my obviously biased opinion, if you work in sponsorship, I think you should) missed a terrific one-on-one interview a few weeks ago with sponsorship veteran Dockery Clark.
The former Bank of America and MillerCoors sponsorship exec took sponsors to task for what she perceives as a trend to use the medium strictly to drive short-term, product-focused results instead of to build passion for brands.
Her observation about the declining importance of exclusivity was very telling in that regard, not to mention that it has been echoed in recent comments by Anheuser-Busch marketers, who have referred to some of their deals as "half exclusive." (While I understand they probably mean exclusivity restricted to certain property components, the phrase is as ludicrous as saying, "sort of unique.")
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"The commercialization of sports hasn't reached its nadir, and we know this because the inevitable last step still hasn't happened-that moment when the Browns and the Rockets become the Cleveland E*Trades and the Houston Mennen Speed Sticks, with logo-embossed jerseys to match." The column continues…
"This is the year when sports commercialization will finally go from being a cute, quintessentially American subplot (poor small town jock makes it to the big leagues, gets the big hit in the big game, gets rewarded with his face on a Wheaties box) to a disfiguring herpes-like disease that one never stops being aware of and finally sucks the last bits of joy from following pro sports." And continues…
"It's not just the preposterous sponsorship tie-ins you see everywhere, so much so that you can literally consume them…I know we are getting there because I love sports but am beginning to hate watching sports. There are so many goddamn ads and tie-ins now, your skull starts to feel like an echo chamber by the end of the game-and you start inadvertently humming beer-company jingles to yourself, against your will. It is enough to make you want to gouge out your own eyeballs with a spoon and eat them raw." (Don't hold back, tell us how you really feel.)
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Sometimes the identification of emerging sponsorship categories comes straight out of the headlines. For example, we are seeing more activity from the makers of hand sanitizers in the wake of growing concerns over the spread of the H1N1 virus.
Last month's Tour of Missouri bike race was sponsored by Germ-X, which also has been the official hand sanitizer of the MLB St. Louis Cardinals, the Cincinnati-area's Newport Aquarium and Branson, Mo.'s Silver Dollar City.
Vancouver-based ALDA Pharmaceuticals Corp. is the official antiseptic hand sanitizer, disinfectant and disinfectant cleaning products supplier to the 2010 Olympic Winter Games, the Canadian Olympic Committee and the Games' speed skating venue—the Richmond Olympic Oval.
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CLOVER — The Depue Brothers Band will kick off the 12th season of the Clover School District Auditorium Performing Arts Series at 8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 12.
These four violinist brothers blend bluegrass, classical and rock. Each brother is a classical virtuoso. As a family, they have been making music together for more than 25 years.
They were named "Musical Family of America" in 1989 by presidential decree, were the subject of a nationally televised PBS documentary in 1993, and two brothers, Jason and Zach, were featured in the documentary film "Music From The Inside Out" in 2005.
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Beaverton police are searching for leads in a hit-and-run crash that killed an 18-year-old Tuesday night.
A woman discovered the body of Harley Rocher near Southwest Laurelwood Avenue, near Southwest Homewood Street, just before 8 p.m. Investigators say he was hit sometime earlier that evening.
Rocher's family is pleading for the driver, or anyone with information, to come forward.
"I want them to understand that Harley was the kind of person who would do the right thing," said his mother, Tammi Beers. "He was the kind of person who would take responsibility. They owe him that."
Beers described her son as respectful, mellow and hard-working.
"He was just the kind of kid you dream of having," she said.
Rocher was a technician at America's Tire in Beaverton. Beers said he took public transportation to and from work. Part of his route home involved walking on Southwest Laurelwood Avenue.
There are no streetlights on this stretch of Laurelwood Avenue, which connects Southwest Scholls Ferry Road and Southwest Beaverton Hillsdale Highway.
Residents say drivers often speed and use the street as a shortcut between the larger roads. In addition, there are no sidewalks and no street lights.
"I don't see any way that they could not known that they hit something. If the sound I heard was actually a car hitting a person, there was no way you would have known," said Kacey Farrens James, who lives near the crash scene.
Farrens James said she heard a loud crashing noise between 7 and 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, but did not see anything when she checked outside. It was very dark at the time, she said.
"It sounded like a car crash," she said. "It sounded like metal and metal. So that's what we were looking for."
Beers spoke with her son on the phone Tuesday. She had dialed his phone number on accident and he was returning her call.
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"I'm really blessed to have had that glitch, have that conversation with him."
Rocher left a good impression with teachers at Merlo Station High School, where he attended a program for transitional students.
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She met with Rocher to follow up last fall and was pleased with his progress. He had completed his GED. "He was just so happy and so uplifted about life."
Beaverton police say the vehicle involved in the crash will have significant damage. If you have information, call Beaverton police at 503-629-0111.
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6 bedroom, 4 bathroom house! Beachfront property with breathtaking views from every room in the house. Enjoy the decks and hottub, along with the amazing fire pit! 2 living room and a second kitchen area in the lower level! Large grassy yard and tons of footage on the sandy beach! Enjoy the dock and the private swim area as well as your own boat slip. This house is just a few minutes in the boat to Arrow point and Coeur d' Alene resort. Best view of the fireworks from the front deck or dock!
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Hot tub, boat slip, pool table, large decks, private swimming area and diving dock, lounge chairs, BBQ, 3 large screen televisions with Blu-Ray players, mega touch machine, washer and dryer, second kitchenette, custom fire pit, handicap accessible.
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Boating, hottubbing, play a game of pool, pull up a lounge chair and soak up some Vitamin D! Or wait until it cools down outside and roast marshmellows at the custom fire pit! This home has 2 living rooms with large screen televisions. It also has 3 bedrooms with queen size beds and 1 bedroom with full size bunk beds, one bedroom with 2 twin beds and 1 bedroom with beautiful custom built quad bunkbeds. The house also has 2 queen sofa sleepers.
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Off Peak - October - May $400 nightly
Peak - June - September $650-714 nightly
Iron Man - $650 nightly (4 night minimum)
4th of July - $714 nightly (6 night minimum)
Christmas/Thanksgiving/Easter - $400 nightly
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No one wants to hear the words "tax increase," but that's exactly what many Anderson County homeowners will be told.
"When somebody has been around and reach a certain age, they shouldn't have to pay a whole lot of money per year for taxes because it is their property. I know they need to pay something," says Robert Jones.
Jones is worried that his dream of being a homeowner will soon become a nightmare.
Anderson County has reassessed the value of more than an 115,000 properties, with 75 percent going up, assessor Mike Freeman said.
Here's why – a law passed in 2006 only allows the value of a home to be increased by 15 percent every five years, unless it's sold.
"That was put in to prevent a property from going up 100 percent during the housing boom," says Freeman.
Because of the law, many properties were valued below what they were actually worth during the last county-wide assessment, according to Freeman.
So now homeowners may be paying the price.
Anything that was capped at 15 percent in the previous reassessment is going to be subject to the cap this go-around. Some properties may not change and some may go up between 1-15 percent.
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Last week I read that Pauline Phillips died. You might be thinking, who in the world is Pauline Phillips? And no, she isn't the girlfriend, wife or mother of last year's American Idol winner Phillip Phillips. This Phillips, you do know, or at least you have heard her name. Pauline made her living giving advice (her opinion) to many different people on every subject under the sun. She actually went by another name, that being Abigail Van Buren. Now, if that doesn't help, then maybe you will remember her by another name: "Dear Abby."
She was the original Dear Abby who lived to be 94 and married to her husband for 73 years. She gave her opinion in some 1,200 newspapers that was read by 9 million readers.


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The last flooded house on Hoge Island is moved to a new home today.
The house fell victim to the 2011 Missouri River flood, but the new owner plans to fix up it up and make it look as good as new.
<<The Burleigh County Water Resource District bought out three properties on Hoge Island after the 2011 flood, in order to build a new levee to protect other homes.
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Clint Feland bought this one known as "the Rodgers' home" and is moving it about a mile and a half north on highway 1804.
He also purchased this house known as "the Boll home."
"These homes didn't at least these two didn't receive much damage as a lot of people would probably believe, it was more of a foundation, structural issue with the earth they were sitting on," Clint Feland said.
Feland already has the foundation poured for the Rodgers' home.
"Basically going to get it on the foundation be very minimal remodeling, the Boll home we're going to do extensive renovation to," Feland said.
As far as the future of the two houses, Feland says he doesn't plan to sell them.
"Probably going to keep them in the family, I eventually plan on living in one myself, haven't exactly decided what we will do with the other one, I've got about eight acres of land out here, they seemed like a couple of nice homes, I hated to see them demolished," Feland said.
It only took crews about two hours to move the Rodgers' home, and even though they had to trim trees and dig out of the mud, Feland says it's pretty easy moving a house this size.
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I recommend you download TC37F 1979 Tractor parts manual- it is the latest one with all the updates. GSS-1411 Blue Ribbon Service Manual is essential for any major work. It has all the Cub data found in individual Service manuals and it is a nice, bookmarked scan. For implement parts use CBI-1A 1962 for standard hitch implements and CBI2A- 1960 for Fast Hitch. These are the basic ones I use. An owner's manual too, and you should read that one from cover to cover. Sometimes a different, older, revision may have what you need as eventually discontinued items get dropped from the later books.
There are many more other implement manuals for setting up and operating plus aftermarket equipment and so on. I think I scanned and cropped over 10,000 pages so there s a lot of stuff available right here.


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Intuitive interface design and easy access to useful features make iWork the best office suite choice on the Mac. Though it lacks some of Microsoft Office's advanced options, iWork '09 is an emerging powerhouse in its own right.
Family Pack 5.0 is a good deal for home users seeking a bargain bundle with plenty of productivity and security tools.
WordPerfect Family Pack lacks important at-home elements and seven-day support, but it'll do as an alternative small- or home-office suite.
Athletes may be able to find more features in other training-specific apps, but My Tracks works well as a multipurpose GPS tracker.
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Thanks to its compact physical size and bundled software, the WD My Passport Edge is a very good companion for mobile users.
The WD My Book Duo is a fast, versatile, and secure way to add lots of storage space to your desktop computer without digging a hole in your pocket.
The WD My Passport Pro is an all-around excellent storage solution for any Thunderbolt-enabled Macs, particularly the MacBook Pro or Air.
With its friendly pricing, fast performance, and handy personal cloud features, the WD My Cloud EX2 is an ideal network storage device for a small connected home.
It's not the fastest NAS, nor does it include many advanced features, but the WD My Cloud EX4 still combines great ease of use into an affordable personal cloud system that's excellent for a connected home.
For a low-cost entry-level network storage device, the WD My Cloud is very impressive both in performance and features, making it one of the best deals for home users.


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All alumni of Drexel University, Medical College of Pennsylvania, Hahnemann University, Allegheny University of the Health Sciences, and MCP Hahnemann University are invited to apply for an Alumni Library Card.
Alumni/ae must present proof of graduation. To get an alumni card or letter confirming alumni status, visit the Paul Peck Alumni Center at 3142 Market Street, call 215-895-ALUM, or use the website link.
The alumni card or letter, and an Application for Library Privileges should be brought to the library circulation desk, during regular business hours (9 AM - 5 PM, Monday-Friday) at Hahnemann or Queen Lane Libraries; or at any time that Hagerty Library is open. The Application for Library Privileges can be printed in advance or obtained at the libraries' circulation desks. A valid picture ID is still required to enter the libraries.
An Alumni Library Card does not expire. Registered alumni/ae may:
- Borrow circulating books from the library collections (up to 20 books at one time)
- Use computers in the Libraries to access MOST Library's databases and other electronic resources (some specifically restrict access by current University ID)
- Visit the Drexel University Libraries during evening and weekend hours. However, alumni who wish to use the Health Sciences Libraries at these times may need to make arrangements through the specific Library's Coordinator, due to building security regulations.
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A specialized collection of career-related materials is located at Hagerty Library, and staffed by the Careers Library Assistant. Materials include resume and interviewing guides, graduate admission test study guides, and information about various career fields. Alumni may also use the services of the Steinbright Career Development Center.
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The Drexel University Archives and Special Collections preserves the history of Drexel University. Alumni are invited to contact the Archivist to explore the histories of academic departments and student organizations, or to peruse yearbooks and other Drexel publications.
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Perez's sea lavender adds a great splash of purple to the seashore
The first day of spring has just passed and that means we are about to be surrounded by the most beautiful wildflowers (and cultivated flowers) along our seashore.
The bluffs are brightening with color and one plant that is beginning to thrive again is Perez's sea lavender, also known as statice (Limonium perezii).
This plant, native to the Canary Islands (however common similar species exist almost everywhere throughout the Mediterranean and elsewhere), has
become naturalized in our county and now grows wild in disturbed areas, along roadways and along the seashore. Its ability to flourish in salty soil makes it able to survive along the very edge of the ocean.
Sea lavender, which is a perennial that propagates through rhizomes (root structures), has bright green leaves and flowers that are bunched at the top of a long stalk — the flowers are made up of tiny purple sepals and white petals. Papery to the touch when alive, statice makes an excellent plant for dried flower arrangements, as it will keep its brilliant color for many months.
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Chris Waldrop, a service representative with the SSA's Jasper office, said SSA employees will be at the library from 1 until 3 p.m. to present and demonstrate how to create MySSA accounts.
"Everyone is invited to come check out MySSA and learn how to create an account on our website," Waldrop said. "You will learn how to conduct most of your Social Security business from any computer, laptop, tablet or smartphone with Internet access."
MySSA is a personalized online account that people can begin using in their working years and continue using throughout the time they receive Social Security benefits.
People age 18 and older can sign up for an account online, but Waldrop said SSA employees will also be helping anyone interested in setting up a new account during Wednesday's meeting.
"This new online service will allow you to conduct business with Social Security without having to visit an office or make a phone call or wait for a letter to arrive in the mail," Waldrop said. "After completing the secure verification process, you can create your own my Social Security account with a unique user name and password to access your information."
The Social Security Administration expanded the services available with a MySSA account in 2013, and now more than 60 million Social Security beneficiaries and Supplemental Security Income recipients can instantly access their benefit verification letter, payment history and earnings record through their personal online account.
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- One bedroom, one bath condo.
- Washer and dryer.
- Fully equipped kitchen.
- Large TV in livingroom.
- Cable, water, electric included.
- Linen,towels, dishes, etc. provided.
- Weekly housekeeping service available.
- Non-Smoking Unit.
- Wi-Fi Internet
activities and attractions in Fort Myers Gulf Coast South
- Seven Miles to Fort Myers Beach and Sanibel Island.
- One half mile to Bell Tower Cinema (20) theaters.
- One mile to over 30 restaurants.
- Four miles to Lakes Park.
- Minutes to the Thomas Edison and Henry Ford Estates.
- Within one mile, post office, public library, grocery stores.
- Within fives miles several golf courses and mini golf.
- Several medical facilities within minutes.
- Within five miles of Twins and Red Sox Stadiums.
- Within seven miles from Key West Excursion.
- Within seven miles Big M Casino Boat.
- Within seven miles of deep sea fishing trips.
- Minutes to bowling and skating.
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05/16/13 10/30/13 -- $ 750/month
11/01/13 11/30/13 -- $ 950/month
12/01/13 12/31/13 -- $ 1,200/month
01/01/14 04/15/14 -- $ 1,900/month
04/16/14 05/15/14 -- $ 1,200/month
05/16/14 11/30/14 -- $ 750/month
$675 security/damage deposit for monthly rental.
$375 security/damage deposit for weekly rental.
$75 exit cleaning fee, taken from security deposit.
If your pets accompany you, please specify it in your inquiry form.
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Learn. Grow. Eat. Give. The University of Maine Cooperative Extension and its Master Gardener Volunteers are offering a "Go Blueberry!" plant sale online to raise funds for its Master Gardener Volunteers program.
This year the Master Gardeners will celebrate 30 years in Maine. UMaine Extension Master Gardener Volunteers have assisted in dozens of community gardens across the state, including the Maine Harvest for Hunger program and other community-based volunteer efforts. Money raised will assist in many of those projects, including scholarships to help those attend that cannot afford the Master Gardener Volunteers course fee.
Members of the public can support the project by ordering a high-bush blueberry plant pack, consisting of three young plants, two varieties per pack, for $35.95. Packs will be available for pickup at specific University of Maine Cooperative Extension county offices May 19, 2012. These locations include: Hancock County located in Ellsworth; Penobscot County located in Bangor; York County located in Springvale; Knox-Lincoln Counties located in Waldoboro; and Highmoor Farm located in Monmouth. Cumberland County pre-orders only should be picked up at the Cumberland County Master Gardener Plant Sale to held at the Barron Center on Brighton Avenue in Portland on May 19, not at the Extension Office in Falmouth. Those interested in purchasing a high-bush blueberry pack can get additional information at http://umaine.edu/gardening/master-gardeners/benefit/.
Purchasers will receive expert advice on growing blueberries at every stage — planting, pruning and harvesting — and a take-home package of instructions from UMaine Extension staff and Master Gardener Volunteers.Purchasers will also receive a discount of $5 off the cost of one soil test for their blueberry planting site at the UMaine Soil Testing Lab. Soil tests can help gardeners get the most out of their soils and garden sites. When purchasers place orders, they'll receive instructions on how to select the right site and how to take the soil sample. Soil samples can be taken early in the spring.
To request special accommodations or for more information contact Richard Brzozowski, 207.781.6099, toll-free in Maine, 800-287-1471 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com; or Marjorie Peronto,(207) 667-8212, or toll-free in Maine (800) 287-1479 or email: email@example.com.
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The weekend began late Friday afternoon when the three of us decided on a whim to go watch two of our friends do their workouts for the Crossfit Open. I wanted to support the two of them and I also wanted to see if anyone in the group could do a muscle up. I saw one guy do about five or so. It was ridiculous! The fact that somebody has the strength and speed to do a muscle up is impressive, but I don't really see the point in doing that exercise unless you want to kill your shoulders. Anyway, moving on to Saturday (before this turns into a post about the stupidity of certain types of workouts and coaches/organizations who encourage irresponsible physical activity) ...
Once a month, we all head down to the Pearl District to our favorite salon so Carl can get his hair cut. We've both been going to Urbaca for years, and we absolutely love the fabulous people who work there. H digs them, too, and she lights up whenever we walk in the front door. Usually we go out for brunch afterwards, but this time was a little bit different. Carl had go to Forest Grove immediately after his haircut for a memorial service (a 67-year-old friend of ours passed away after a long illness), so we drove down separately. H and I stayed downtown for a little while. First, we hit up Penzey's (I needed garlic powder and my beloved Sunny Spain Seasoning). Then, we dropped into Local Choice Market for pastrami (one of H's favorite snacks) and coffee (I could not resist). While we were there, we spent some time chatting with the market's community relations manager and she offered me a free ginger shot from their juice bar to try. Apparently it gives some people quite the boost of energy. I like ginger, so I decided to be adventurous. No extra energy for me, but it did burn my lips. Something to try once I suppose, but I would never go out of my way for a ginger shot.
|Looks like a shot shot, but it is just fresh-pressed ginger.
This is where things got really crazy for me. I went out during H's naptime (and she skipped her nap in lieu of a visit to the library and duck pond with Carl)! Usually I insist on staying home. Not for her sake ... for my sake. Nap time is generally my only opportunity to get things done around the house, to complete my physical therapy exercises and to take my own nap. I cherish this three-hour block of time, but figured an afternoon away from the house would do me some good. Besides, a friend of mine was hosting a get together that involved swapping beauty products and I thought that sounded like fun. So I went! It was super fun, and I came home with some new mascara. Woo hoo!
Back at home, our fridge was totally empty to we decided to go out to dinner. Hillsboro's dining scene is very unfortunate (horrific chain after horrific chain), but we'll go to McMenamin's now and then. They are pretty good about all my special requests, and I love their wine. H and I shared buffalo short ribs with broccolini and kale. My exposure to buffalo has been pretty limited, so I wasn't sure what to expect -- but we loved it and I am hooked! On my list this week: try to find a good local source of buffalo. It will be a nice change since we really only eat beef and chicken around here.
One day spent mostly away from home made me crave another day spent mostly away from home, so on Sunday we packed up the baby and ventured off to the Better Living Show at the Portland Expo Center with our friend Carla. We briefly perused the home-related exhibits and entered to win a Chevy Volt, but I was mostly interested in the wellness exhibits and the wine and chocolate samples. I think we spent two hours in that section, and much to my surprise H slept in her stroller for a good chunk of time. I bought three cute non-toxic candles, a copy of The Chinook Book and a jar of creamy red pepper spread made out of sunflower seeds. Crazy delicious! The product is imported from Germany, and while it is produced by a vegan company that makes a bunch of soy-based vegan junk they also make this totally paleo spread. The person working at the booth told me the product would be in New Seasons within a couple of months. Yay!
Overall I loved the event, but I did find it a little disheartening (though not surprising) that so many vendors were peddling products sweetened with agave. I guess it isn't the agave itself that bugged me ... more so the fact that they considered agave some sort of healthy alternative to plain old sugar. Vendors seemed surprised when I turned down their agave-sweetened kibbles, and some even tried to give me "more info on its healthfulness." Sorry folks, agave is not good for you! If you like it and choose to use it for that reason, fine. But if you are using agave because you think it is some kind of health food, well, think again.
After we left, we decided to head over to Hopworks in Northeast Portland for a late lunch/early dinner. H ordered sliders and fresh orange slices. I ordered tequila lime chicken and pear cider. Carl had an espresso burger and fries. We really liked the place and would totally go back. Nice service, a great menu and appropriate for kids but not "kid friendly" (to me there is a difference, and "kid friendly" is not our cup of tea). Why don't we have restaurants like this in Hillsboro??! Sigh.
Update/correction: We actually went to Hophouse, not Hopworks! Thanks, Carla!
We finally returned home around 6pm, and spent the evening doing mostly nothing. I attempted to do the dishes, but eventually gave up and went to bed early. The weekend was a nice change of pace, and I'm hoping for a repeat sometime soon. Even if it means more laundry and dishes on Monday!


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Today's Word of the Day means...
nihilism ni·hil·ism (nī'ə-lĭz'əm, nē'-)
The belief that destruction of existing political or social institutions is necessary for future improvement.
A delusion, experienced in some mental disorders, that the world or one's mind, body, or self does not exist.
An approach to philosophy that holds that human life is meaningless and that all religions, laws, moral codes, and political systems are thoroughly empty and false. The term is from the Latin nihil, meaning "nothing."


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The RTÉ panel on the sacking of David Moyes | RTÉ Soccer
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FOTI #4: Mozart Hologram Headlines Coachella
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New podcast is up!
In this episode, Alpine and Alison investigate the power of Youtube to make everyone cry and find out about the worst hotel in the world. Plus, our special guest Jeni Sue joins us to discuss California's famous music festival turned Instagram fashion show, Coachella. With music from Sydney Wayser. Definitely our best edition yet!
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To the links! The tweets we posted last night are below — plus bonus links.
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Internet Report Card #1: Project Good Cry, a Youtube plugin and website cataloging the most weep-inducing clips ow.ly/aDoRW #FOTI4—
Alpine & Alison (@FOTIpod) May 01, 2012
Here's the clip that reduced Alison to a salty puddle — "Last Minutes with ODEN."
Internet Report Card #2: The brilliantly hyperbolic Craigslist ad for a broken-down 1995 teal Pontiac Grand Am. ow.ly/aDpPg #FOTI4—
Alpine & Alison (@FOTIpod) May 01, 2012
And of course, the incredible ad itself — click through to view full-size.
Jalopnik reported today that the two guys have hooked up with a friendly high-school shop teacher who will take a shot at fixing this majestic ride.
Internet Report Card #3: The tragic tale of Friendzone Johnny. ow.ly/aDq0l #FOTI4—
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Craftsman C3 19.2-Volt Compact Lithium-Ion Battery PackItem# 00935706000 | Model# PP2011
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This Compact Lithium Ion Battery Delivers Big Torque
Lightweight, yet super powerful, this Craftsman C3 19.2 volt compact lithium ion battery delivers constant voltage and serious torque with every charge. Designed to deliver more run time than its NiCd predecessors, while weighing you down less, it delivers 20% more run time and stands up to 3 times the charge cycles.
Built tough, this compact lithium ion battery features a rugged plastic housing that withstands jobsite abuse, while always ready at a moment's notice, it holds a charge up to 4 times longer than its NiCd counterparts. A solid power source with a super low discharge rate, and tons of power to spare, lock this battery in, and get the job done with Craftsman.
- Craftsman C3 19.2 volt compact lithium ion battery reaches a full charge in 30 minutes or less on the C3 multi-chemistry charger
- 19.2 volts of power mean tons of torque with impacts and drills
- Low discharge rate means it's always ready to go
- Lightweight design increases maneuverability
- Outlasts and out performs NiCd batteries
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Nice battery for under fifty bucks. Light weight, holds charge for a long time and charges quickly. Works with most craftsman cordless tools. The only thing bad about this battery is no battery life indicator. My drill came with the same battery only it had a button you push to show how much juice you have left. I would pay extra for this feature.
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Westchester Resident Honored for Her Excellence as a Nurse
Andrea began working at Calvary Hospital in 2009 as a Registered Nurse. She received numerous nominations by her fellow nurses as well as family members.Her nomination forms from many colleagues and family members of patients included comments such as:
Andrea was born in Kingston, Jamaica; she resides with her family in the city of Mount Vernon, in Westchester, NY. DAISY (www.daisyfoundation.org) is an acronym for Diseases Attacking the Immune System. The foundation was formed in January, 2000, by the family of J. Patrick Barnes who died at age 33 of complications related to Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura (ITP). Patrick really liked Cinnabons at the end of his life and always made sure there was enough of this culinary treat for all the nurses in his unit. As a result, all DAISY honorees are treated to Cinnabons at every presentation. Each hospital also receives a special banner to hang in the recipient's unit as a way to celebrate the DAISY Award honors and the nursing profession. To date, 700 health care facilities (U.S., Canada, Middle East, and Germany, etc.) now give out DAISY awards to honor the excellence on their nursing staff. The organization's main goals are: 1) to pay tribute to nurses who make such an enormous difference in the lives of people they touch every single day; 2) fund grants for nurses who do research and evidence-based practices in the field of cancer; and 3) to give out the DAISY faculty award to inspiring teachers in nursing school.
Calvary recently recognized Andrea Joseph, RN, with the DAISY Award for 2Q 2012. On hand at the award ceremony are (left to right):
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I get this dialog box when I try selecting Preferences in the emulator (S60 3rd). What seems to be wrong?
I'm only starting to make my first program.
I get this dialog box when I try selecting Preferences in the emulator (S60 3rd). What seems to be wrong?
I'm only starting to make my first program.
Do you have the required JRE version installed ?
Only the latest, Java 6 SDK. Won't it work?Originally Posted by ltomuta
downloaded jre 1.4.2, and it worked. thanks for the tip.
I get the same error message but I have both JRE 6 and JRE 1.4.2_13 installed, do I need to uninstall JRE 6 to make it work?
I didn't have to uninstall jre 1.6... just check if 1.4's in the path.
You do not need to install jre 1.4.2. You can even work with the latest java installation 6.0. However, you need to modify config.properties file for the series 60 installation. Open the file <installation_path>\Epoc32\tools\ecmt\config\config.properties and add the version of jre for the parameter epdt.java.version.start.
For JRE 6.0, you should add:
,so that the line seems like:
thank you very much! :) worked for me also!
hi all,
I am having same "Cannot start ECMT Manager" problem and tried to solve it by adding version no. suggested in this thread without any success.
I want to connect MIDP emulator to real S60 device.
- I have S60_3rd_ed_SDK_FP2_Beta installed on my system.
- I have three JREs installed on my system of following versions
1) 1.4.2_05
2) 1.6.0_03
3) 1.6.0_03 (this is part of JDK 1.6)
It's OK.
Thank you!
Thanks soooo much to all you. I was desperated and you just saved my ass as we say in Spain. Thanks again
Wonderful !!!
Thank you so much !!!
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Pac vs Ruslan, He's tailormade for Manny, it'd be a great war!!
Pac vs Ruslan, He's tailormade for Manny, it'd be a great war!!
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I know they're both trained by FR and TR probably would never allow it but I would love to see this fight between MP and RP, this guy (Ruslan) is tailormade for Manny, he comes straightforward/has no defense and would be right there all fight long.
I doubt if MP could stand up to the kinda shots that TB took tonight for too long but it would be interesting watching him chase Pac all over the ring before lowering the boom on him.
What are your thoughts on this match up??
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I'm not all that interested in seeing sparring partners put on regulation gloves and attempt to entertain us...it never works out well.
To answer the question though, I have to give this to Pac by TKO, more than likely on cuts. If Bradley was able to tear Ruslan's face up like that, with his minimal power and slower handspeed (compared to Pac's), then Ruslan's face will sure as shit look like ground chuck.
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Reviews by StonedTrippin:
3.83/5 rDev +4.6%
a crisper version than all of them, even the English, which is to be expected from the cold fermentation. I think the hops die a little though, like, the longer time denatures the oil or something. I found the others beautifully bitter, where this one seems a little more generic on the hop front. the yeast cleans up the grains too, makes everything just snap. carbonation is more mellow than the ales, and the finish is the driest by far. its almost instantly gone. id call this one more of a summer brew, something easy drinking but flavorful. the only one I would like for regular consumption is the English style, but this is a cool experiment. I have yet to try a lager in my own brewing, but it might not be far off. mikkeller somehow always gives me courage, even when the beer isn't that good sometimes. this ends up being sort of a hybrid between an American pale ale and a basic lager, I like the flavor profile but its not as intense as the others. getting knowledge.
03-16-2013 21:28:57 | More by StonedTrippin
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4/5 rDev +9.3%
07-13-2013 21:06:18 | More by EastBay_Nick
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3.76/5 rDev +2.7%
12oz glass, at the Underground YEG, ahead of their seemingly bi-annual Mikkeller tap takeover.
This beer appears a slightly hazy, medium bronzed amber hue, with one finger of bubbly, loosely foamy, and somewhat creamy ecru head, which leaves a near-solid, barely pockmarked wall of limestone lace around the glass as things melt away. Pretty IPA-like for a lager, methinks.
It smells of bittersweet blood orange, grapefruit pith, spruce pine, grainy, crackery caramel malt, some hard water mineral flintiness, and faint musty florals. The taste is pithy, clammy generic citrus rind, pine resin, warm butter, caramel/toffee malt, stony minerals, earthy, leafy hops, and a hint of warming alcohol.
The bubbles are adequately supportive, the body a wavering medium weight, and tacitly smooth, the hops taking a wee toll here. It finishes off-dry, crackery, pithy, and weakly fruity.
While this may be a lager, in esse, in the real world what we have here is a moderately hoppy, musty, earthy IPA in sheep's clothing. The musty, room temperature butter character would limit be to just this one, I'm afraid.
07-09-2013 01:47:43 | More by biboergosum
3.5/5 rDev -4.4%
09-01-2013 16:11:23 | More by jaydoc
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3.75/5 rDev +2.5%
A: The beer is relatively clear amber in color and has a moderate to high amount of carbonation. It poured with a finger and a half high beige head that has excellent retention properties and took a long time to die down, consistently leaving a short head covering the surface and lots of lacing down the sides of the glass.
S: Light to moderate aromas of citrusy hops—oranges and grapefruit seem to stand out in particular—are present in the nose along with some hints of caramel malts.
T: The taste has flavors of caramel malts along with some hints of citrusy hops and a light to moderate amount of bitterness, the latter of which lingers through the finish.
M: It feels medium-bodied and a little clean on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: This is an interesting beer as it smells and tastes like a pale ale but has some of the clean properties exhibited by a lager.
05-17-2013 20:55:37 | More by metter98
2.75/5 rDev -24.9%
02-25-2014 17:43:00 | More by Inglewood
3/5 rDev -18%
03-16-2013 21:24:39 | More by bbadger
2.95/5 rDev -19.4%
Above average expectations; not a great series but Mikkel is my favourite brewer. Picked up locally at a SoCal beer store. 6.4% ABV confirmed. Unlike many of the other beers in the series, which are labelled Pale Ales, this one is labelled Lager Beer. I'm reviewing it as a lager. Product of Belgium. Imported by the Shelton Bastards - who you can blame for the high price point. 11.2 fl oz brown glass bottle with standard dull gold pressure cap served into a Uinta pilsner glass in me gaff in low altitude Los Feliz, Los Angeles, California. Reviewed live.
Served straight from the fridge. Side-poured with standard vigor as no carbonation issues are anticipated.
A: Pours a 4+ finger beige colour head of nice cream and thickness, and pretty good (~4+ minute) retention for the above average ABV. Body colour is a clear pale copper. No yeast particles are visible. No bubble show.
Sm: Pale malts, floral hops, and light citrus. Some murky grassy notes; not a fan of that aspect. Hopefully the flavour is a bit better. A moderate strength aroma.
T: Caramel, biscuity malts, grassy grains. Generic floral hop character. Rather simple. I'm not a fan of the malt body here; it comes off a bit stale and the caramel really works against the hops. It's a simply built beer that showcases the simplicity of the lager yeast used - and while that's exactly what Mikkel is trying to do, it doesn't make for a very tasty beer. I've had far better lagers, but I appreciate the educational value here. Imbalanced and unimpressive. No alcohol comes through.
Mf: Smooth and wet. Not really refreshing. Decent thickness. Good carbonation. Suits the flavour profile only generally.
Dr: Drinkable but forgettable, especially at its high price point. Not Mikkel's best work, but it's worth drinking if you're a brewer. Interesting, but not very flavorful. I wouldn't get it again.
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03-19-2013 03:40:46 | More by kojevergas
3.5/5 rDev -4.4%
04-06-2013 18:46:46 | More by bark
3.58/5 rDev -2.2%
Sat down and compared 3 different ones from Mikkeller's Yeast Series 2.0: Brettanomyces Bruxellensis vs. American Ale vs. Lager. They all have the same wort (hop and malt), but different yeast - let's take a look what each can do.
Ale - Saccharomyces cerevisiae, not much to be said that isn't common knowledge, top fermenting yeast, can't digest maltotriose (sugar) - so we expect it to be a bit fatter (would expect less alcohol, but Mikkeller says, that all the beers have 6.4 ABV - which is surprising, we would expect that with the same wort, ale yeast would produce a bit less than lager and Brett) + fermentation at higher temperatures - more esters.
Brettanomyces Bruxellensis gives that Belgian character, funk (barnyard, wet horse blanket) and can also produce some acetic acid. It attenuates beer to very high degree, so we expect it to be lighter that the other two. Vinylphenol reductase also creates some unique esters, pineapple most obvious.
Lager - Saccharomyces pastorianus - a fat alotetraploid, part S. cerevisiae and part S. eubayanus - the S. eubayanus part gives it the ability to ferment at lower temperature, which results in less esters and it can attenuate maltotriose, so we expect it to be a bit lighter.
And now lets look at what we have. The first odd thing is the same ABV, that shouldn't happened with such different animals fermenting the same wort. Makes me wonder if the wort is really the same in all the series.
Look: Colour is pretty much the same in all three - clear golden orange, light amber with light haze.
The foamy part gets a bit different, but all start with a huge lightly off-white (orange hue) thick head.
Ale - Has slower retention, good amount of lacing and leaves a thick layer on top. Low/medium carbonation.
Brett - Faster retention also good lacing; hue a bit more on the yellow side.
Lager - The colour of the body a bit clearer. Also slower retention, head has smaller bubbles and is a lot more solid. Also leaves the best lacing rings. Low/medium carbonation too.
Smell: The biggest difference is expected with Brett, but there were some differences with ale and lager too (surprisingly more hop orientated).
Ale - Lychee the most dominant. Some fruitiness, sweet caramel light tropical feel. Light rancid herbal character.
Brett - Hoppy, fruity, lychee, but not as dominant, builds up in complexity - brett character comes through - funk and bubblegum. Funk goes as expected in the classical leather, barnyard, horse zone. But it stays pleasant and a positive trait. Gets a bit more intense with the temperature rising, but still not bad. Caramel similar as ale.
Lager - Honey, sweet caramelish, pine come to play, lychee not as dominant as with ale. Still quite similar, but there are differences.
Ale - Light, sweet caramel, honey backbone. Lychee hopness. Ends with light-medium bitterness with light, fresh sweetness. Simple, refreshing.
Brett - Light, sweet caramel middle stays. Hop goes into more pine, grapefruit, hint of lychee. Bubblegum (pineapple?). Barnyard goes up a bit and sticks with you for a while. Not as pleasant as in smell, but still not over the top.
Lager - More honey in the middle part as ale, sweet caramel. Pine, grapefruit medium bitterness, stands our a bit more than the ale one. Lychee still there but not as dominant.
Mouthfeel: Brett and lager a bit lighter, but all around medium, med/low carbonation, fresh and easy to drink. Lager a bit dryer maybe. Thought the differences here will be a bit stronger, but they suit the general idea.
Overall: All relatively simple, well crafted (good wort to start with), enjoying and fresh. There are some differences, ale and lager pretty close and both maybe a bit too simple. The extra bit of complexity that Brett gives, makes it the most fun choice. Would also recommend the Brett one as a good learning beer what Brettanomyces Bruxellensis does.
02-25-2014 22:20:05 | More by tmzl
3.25/5 rDev -11.2%
03-19-2013 03:06:16 | More by Envelopes
3.99/5 rDev +9%
A: Pours a slightly hazy golden orange with an enormous, puffy off-white head that eventually recedes, leaving a large amount of lace on the sides of the glass. Of the beers in Mikkeller's new Yeast Series, this one is the darkest, at least to this point. It is also the least hazy of the bunch.
S: Hoppy aromas of lemon, lime, bitter orange, grapefruit, grass, and herbs are noticeable on the first sniff, but further investigation yields traces of minerals, biscuit, crackers, and brown butter.
T: Very different from the other beers in this series. The hops which were so prevalent on the nose disappear almost completely on the entry, with notes of minerals, caramel, biscuit, crackers, brown butter, and treacle coming on strong. The hops appear around mid-palate, presenting delicate, slightly muddled notes of lemon, lime, bitter orange, grass, herbs, and grapefruit. The finish is well-integrated with notes of brown butter, biscuit, caramel, herbs, lemon, and lime on display.
M: Medium in body, but again, it is on the lighter side of medium. Carbonation is delicate, yet relatively firm. Generally, I expect lagers to be crisp, but the fact that the carbonation takes a back seat here allows one to really appreciate all of this beer's subtle flavors and quirks.
O: A super interesting effort and one that I was not expecting to like nearly as much as I do. I especially appreciated the curveball I was thrown when this beer presented strong hops on the nose, but then opened with delicate malt and yeast flavors in the mouth. Though, I am not sure which style I would classify this as (its strength marks it as a German bock or a European strong lager, but its characteristics do not closely follow those of either style), this is a compelling little lager. It makes for a particularly interesting contrast with the other beers in the new Yeast Series.
06-30-2013 13:42:54 | More by mrfrancis
4.5/5 rDev +23%
08-16-2014 17:00:46 | More by saeh
3.96/5 rDev +8.2%
The beer pours copper in color with a tall, thick, foamy head that is off-white in color.
The aroma is hoppy, fruity, piney, funky, with a touch of floral on the end. The taste follows the aromas directly, quite hoppy, with melon, tropical fruit and citrus in the fruit. The hops is over a solid malt base, bringing out tea with lemon.
It is quite dry and strongly bitter. There is a fine tingling carbonation. Excellent.
03-16-2013 00:09:01 | More by cpolking
3.75/5 rDev +2.5%
09-05-2013 02:07:20 | More by brandonld23
3.75/5 rDev +2.5%
08-04-2014 00:41:18 | More by jzlyo
3.75/5 rDev +2.5%
04-02-2014 20:55:48 | More by Rosstheboss
4/5 rDev +9.3%
03-21-2014 04:03:18 | More by afsdan
3.88/5 rDev +6%
Tried against the American-style and English-style versions. Pours a medium amber gold. Probably the darkest color of the bunch. Mild haze. Nice white head, medium-sized. Good lacing. The aroma is clean and presents the hops nicely. It's the cleanest of the group. There's a mild sourdough-y lager note, but it's mostly fruity hops and light malt sweetness. The taste pulls out more of that sourdough lager yeast flavor. Quite crisp, particularly in the finish. Easily the driest. A bit less hop flavor in the taste than the other versions, so it comes out a bit boringly bitter. Bitterest of the bunch. The gentle malt sweetness and some of those fruity hops kicks off the taste before the yeast takes over. Drier mouthfeel. Light on the palate but more hop astringency. The most interesting and different of the three versions. I'm not sure how much difference the fermentation temp made for this beer. While I definitely appreciate Mikkeller's strict adherence to turning the series into a learning experience by limiting the process differences to fermentation temps, I wouldn't mind if they took slightly more liberties.
03-28-2013 05:55:04 | More by popery
Yeast Series 2.0: Lager from Mikkeller ApS
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Help with perl script error: Use of uninitialized value $bugid in concatenation (.) o
Hi Experts,
I am relatively new to Perl. I am working on the script below and when I run it, I get these messages:
C:\Tools\Scripts>perl excel2.pl
Use of uninitialized value $titlesrow in print at excel2.pl line 37.
Use of uninitialized value $bugid in concatenation (.) or string at excel2.pl li
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Use of uninitialized value $ci in concatenation (.) or string at excel2.pl line
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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use Spreadsheet::ParseExcel;
# Initializong variables
my ($worksheet, $row, $col, $cell, $bugid, $ci, $ip, $titlesrow, $cell1, $cell2);
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my $FILE = "Book1l.xls";
my $SHEETNAME = "Sheet1";
# the column that contains searchable key
my $KEY_COLUMN = 3;
# my $searchstring = $ARGV[0];
my $excel = Spreadsheet::ParseExcel::Workbook->Parse($FILE);
my $sheet = $excel->Worksheet($SHEETNAME);
# Sheet limits established
my ( $row_min, $row_max ) = $sheet->row_range();
my ( $col_min, $col_max ) = $sheet->col_range();
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for my $row ( $row_min .. $row_max ) {
for my $col ( $col_min .. $col_max ) {
my $cell = $sheet->get_cell( $row, $col );
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# Initializong variables my ($worksheet, $row, $col, $cell, $bugid, $ci, $ip, $titlesrow, $cell1, $cell2);
So if you try to use . (which is for strings) then you get warned that you're trying to concatenate something with undef which isnt a string.
You could make all your variables = '' (empty string) when you initialise them. This is considered good practice anyway.
Or you could ignore it. You are seeing the error because of the -w in your first line ("use warnings"), which is good to have on when you're writing but something you'll take off when this is production code (clients should never see warnings or errors, only you).


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Apr 21, 2008
The Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) announced a new Sexual Assault Services Program in April to support the establishment, maintenance and expansion of rape crisis centers and other programs and projects to assist victims.
In addition to establishing rape crisis centers, awards made through the program will help states, Indian tribes and territories provide intervention and related assistance services. These may include: 24-hour hotline services; accompaniment and advocacy through medical, criminal justice and social support systems including medical facilities, police and court proceedings; crisis intervention; and community-based, linguistically and culturally specific services and support mechanisms including outreach activities for underserved communities.
The new Program "will focus on providing improved services for sexual assault victims and a stronger criminal justice response to sexual assault crimes," OVW Director Cindy Dyer said. "I look forward to working with sexual assault victim advocates, service providers and criminal justice professionals to implement this important program."
Announcements regarding eligibility requirements, funding thresholds, and application procedures for the Sexual Assault Services Program is forthcoming. Once available, the grant solicitation will be posted on www.ovw.usdoj.gov.
OVW is a component of the U.S. Department of Justice. The Sexual Assault Services Program was authorized as part of the Violence Against Women Act and Department of Justice Reauthorization Act of 2005. More information is available at www.ovw.usdoj.gov.