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EASTNOR skipper Clive Chadhani was delighted that the club's first home outing of the season christened their superb new pavilion with a victory.
The villagers bounced back from their defeat at Tamworth the previous weekend to open their Birmingham League Division Two account with a win over Attock.
"The new pavilion is brilliant," said the Zimbabwean.
"It has lifted everyone's mood and it's been a really great effort by the community."
Chadhani was not getting carried away, however, by events on the field.
"These first five games, which are win/lose with bowlers' overs limited, are very important for getting our team together and for getting everything to gel," he said.
"It's going to be a question of consolidation for us with our two new players Tareq Jamil and Shameer Ahmed needing time to settle in."
Eastnor lost the toss and were invited to bat first.
"The Eastnor pitch gets better as the game goes on and when we were put in, the conditions were trickier," said Chadhani.
After the early loss of Jabran Khalid, Sunil Rahi (17), Andrew Fisher (24) and Chadhani (24) chipped in with useful scores but the principal contributor was Atiq ur Rehman who put together an accomplished 58.
"We believed that 180 would be a winning total and we looked to be well on the way to that with Atiq and Clive going well," said Eastnor stalwart Malcolm Hughes.
However, the heart was ripped out of the middle-order when Ajab Khan completed a hat-trick.
"Atiq was caught at square leg, Tareq Jamil was lbw and then Shahid Ahmed was bowled first ball," said Hughes.
"That was disappointing as Tareq and Shahid are our two main batsmen in the middle-order," said
Ajab's treble, and Chadhani's dismissal shortly afterwards, saw Eastnor subside from 157-3 to 162-7 and their hoped for 180 seemed in doubt.
"But Arshad batted really well and he put on 20 with Shameer in quick time," said Hughes. "He then took it on from 174 in the 47th over to 204 at the end of of 50.
"There was a six-run penalty included in that for Attock's slow over rate and we believed it was a good total."
However, when Attock openers Sultan Mahmood (47) and Mohammed Qamar Khan (32) had 89 on the board with just 18 overs bowled, it seemed as if the target would be reached with some comfort.
But Sajid Ali made the key breakthrough, having Mahmood caught by Shahid and then bowling dangerman and skipper Rawait Khan, who had made a big century against Eastnor the previous year, second ball.
"Sajid was our trump card and he bowled fantastically," said Chadhani. "He had bowled well the previous week when he went for just 15 in nine overs and this time he got four wickets."
With Sajid having set the collapse in motion, spinners Atiq (3-23) and Jabran Khalid (3-10) followed through.
"Attock went from 89-0 to 119-9 before they eventually got to 148," said Hughes.
"It was a good win and now we have to concentrate over the next few weeks on getting our team ethic together," said Chadhani.
Eastnor travel to Shropshire to face Whitchurch on Saturday.


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The Debug mode is a built in mechanism used to track down unexpected application behavior. You enable and disable debug mode for the current page and session by clicking the Debug and No Debug links in the Developer Toolbar. To view Debug reports, click the View Debug link in the Developer Toolbar.
See Also:"About the Developer Toolbar"
You enable and disable debug mode at the application-level using the Debugging attribute on the Edit Application Definition page.
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On the Workspace home page, click the Application Builder icon.
Select an application.
Click the Edit Application Properties button to the right of the application name.
The Edit Application page appears.
Scroll down to Properties.
For Debugging:
Yes. Enables the application debug mode using the browser at runtime.
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See Also:"About Application Attributes"
You run and disable debug mode at runtime by clicking Debug and No Debug on the Developer Toolbar. By default, Debugging mode is disabled. See "Enabling and Disabling Debugging".
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On the Workspace home page, click the Application Builder icon.
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f?p syntax to run an application in Debugging mode. Simply call the page and set the Debug argument to
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On the Workspace home page, click the Application Builder icon.
Select the desired application.
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A list of Debug reports displays.
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Note:Debug sessions listed in the report live for at least 2 weeks and age out along with the activity log. This is usually more than adequate for debugging purposes.

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So today has been another one of those days where not a lot happens. I'm in Johannesburg now, or Jo'burg, as it's called. Because of my flight being the time it was (1pm), it was hard to do anything.
Ealier I did a bit of planning on what I'm going to do here in Jo'burg for the next four days. There's lots on. Won't spoil it just yet but looking forward to exploring a city that has bad press. And by the time I arrived it was too late to do anything so, as I said, not a lot has happened.
One cool thing that has happened though is that I've checked into one of the coolest rooms I've been in a long time. I'm staying in Johannesburg Backpackers and my room faces the pool. In a word…nice. It's in an area called Emmarentia which is close to the neighbourhood Green Side. That's where I'm going for something to eat later.
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Facebook's New Kiss-And-Tell Couples' Pages: You Like?
By Archana Jayakumar | posted Nov 15th 2012 at 10:33AM
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Facebook's self-proclaimed new look is but a euphemism for a whole new way to snoop. Its couples' pages are set to reveal the gory details of relationships between any two people of your choice. All you have to do is click on the "See Friendship" option on someone's timeline; every little comment, event, photograph and video shared with that person ever since you entered into a virtual relationship is now up there on display… neatly chronicled for the world to peruse. The person in question could be the one you're "in a relationship" with or simply a friend. So far, so good? Perhaps. But imagine the world succumbing to temptation and getting privy to your exchanges with an ex (or that of your partner with his/her ex) who's still an FB friend, accessing interactions between co-workers across hierarchies or having to face that awkward moment when family members on FB see something they shouldn't have.
This is not the mere voluntary publication of information, but its clever control, segregation and reuse.
We all know that the lines between private and public personae blurred a long time ago. It's also no secret that our online behaviour can be incessantly tracked and used to influence our choices and decisions. What's disturbing is the manipulation of that information by a third party and, therefore, the permanence nature of our online footprints. Right from emails that could get us caught red-handed with our pants down to commonplace Google searches that spy and memorise the things we're looking for. And of course, there's the unsettling fact that embarrassing texts, photos and videos which are uploaded and deleted within nanoseconds of their publication could be accessed, stored, reviewed and re-posted by someone, somewhere, somehow.
That someone could well be one of the brains behind FB, aiming at making our private lives non-existent under the guise of bringing us closer and helping us connect more effectively. From a feature as innocuous yet irritating that informs someone you've read their message (thus obliging you to respond almost immediately or risk souring a relationship) to a move as huge as selling personal information to advertisers, FB has been slowly and steadily peeling away the layers of our privacy. However, it seems to have to have gone a step too far with its latest initiative that's got a huge thumbs down for its DDA (Digital Display of Affection) and been termed the dumbest thing on the Internet that's too creepy for comfort. If only they had a Dislike button now.
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I have always loved Roseanne. I love her because she makes people uncomfortable (even me at times.) I love that she says what she believes, damn the consequences. Now, she can say whatever she wants because she doesn't work on a network TV anymore, but she still has major guts for the piece she pens in the current issue of NY Magazine that blows open behind the scenes TV behavior that seems more the norm than any of us TV watchers could ever believe.
Roseanne the TV show was unique. She writes in the piece that we will never see a show like that again and I agree with her. Now our working class heroines on TV are way different more like Patricia Heaton in The Middle or Martha Plimpton on Raising Hope which both owe their existence to Roseanne.
Roseanne uses Charlie Sheen's melt down and flame out to recall her early days on her show which due to the crap that goes on in the TV business, she wound up getting no credit for creating. She does in this article what most people who still want a job in the business don't, and won't do -- name names.
Most of her bile is reserved for Matt Williams (who seems to like to say he creates show by comedians. He also got credit for creating Home Improvement) and how the two of them were at each others throats for the 13 episodes he was around.
But she also talks about the women who enable these men to do what they do against other women. (We have all met them.) This scenario occurred when there was difference in opinion on what Roseanne should wear onscreen and she found out a female producer was the one giving the orders.
This producer was a woman, a type I became acquainted with at the beginning of my stand-up career in Denver. I cared little for them: blondes in high heels who were so anxious to reach the professional level of the men they worshipped, fawned over, served, built up, and flattered that they would stab other women in the back. They are the ultimate weapon used by men against actual feminists who try to work in media, and they are never friends to other women, you can trust me on that.
I find this point interesting because it goes right to the heart of the issue of how women do or don't support each other. There are women who will support and hire women. They will look for those opportunities if they can. Then there are the women who compete with other women who believe that there can only be one woman in a position or a company because they are afraid of other women. Like Roseanne, I stay the hell away from these women. You know in five seconds what team a woman is playing on.
Roseanne also gives a great description of the writers room:
The "big house" was what I called the writers' building. I rarely went there, since it was disgusting. Within minutes, one of the writers would crack a stinky-pussy joke that would make me want to murder them. Male writers have zero interest in being nice to women, including their own assistants, few of whom are ever promoted to the rank of "writer," even though they do all the work while the guys sit on their asses taking the credit. Those are the women who deserve the utmost respect.)
Please tell me how these environments still exist in 2011, if TV producers today are afraid of being sued for creating a "hostile work environment." The problem with this is that female writers are not comfortable making legal cases. They usually leave the show because they want to write again, and I would imagine have ideas for their own shows. Every female writer I've talked with who usually is still a minority in the writer's room could file a hostile work environment suit. But none do.
The last point is how women are valued compared with men. Here's her description of what happened when her show went to number 1.
When the show went to No. 1 in December 1988, ABC sent a chocolate "1" to congratulate me. Guess they figured that would keep the fat lady happy—or maybe they thought I hadn't heard (along with the world) that male stars with No. 1 shows were given Bentleys and Porsches. So me and George Clooney [who played Roseanne Conner's boss for the first season] took my chocolate prize outside, where I snapped a picture of him hitting it with a baseball bat. I sent that to ABC.
I seriously have not laughed this hard in a long time. Roseanne knows she's a bit crazy, but I will take her crazy over Charlie Sheen's crazy any day of the week.
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Who cut the cheese? | May 21, 2011 8:34 AM
Roseanne is smart, but she is also obnoxious and crude, and everything that takes down other women by her bad example. I was at a cocktail party where one of Roseanne's writers (female) talked about what a nightmare Roseanne was to work with. She said one time Rosanne didn't like one of her scripts and farted on it and threw it across the room at her. Some feminist helping fellow females! What a joke.
And as a blonde, I particularly take exception to her stupid stereotyping. By the way, you know what they call a brunette in a room full of blondes?... Invisible!
grrljock | May 19, 2011 10:35 AM
The thing is, Roseanne can be both be self-destructive of her own personal relationships AND right about what she wrote in NY Magazine. The way people relate to each other can have complex dynamics and events can take on very different subjective meanings. But to me, Roseanne's story rings largely true.
And apart from any assessment of factual correctness, that article was very well-written and funny!
Patricia | May 18, 2011 10:50 AM
There's no need to trash ME or imply that I'm a dumb blonde because I don't like Roseanne's version of "crazy." I'm a feminist and a journalist. (and a brunette). I don't go along with Roseanne's borderline personality antics, but that certainly doesn't make me wrong. I don't feel like kissing Roseanne's butt because I know too much about her---and what I know "ain't pretty" either. She has hurt and destroyed many people in her personal life. There are other women in show business I admire---from Kathryn Bigelow to Jodie Foster. I prefer their wisdom over Roseanne's.
Thinkin Person | May 18, 2011 5:59 AM
Great Article. I am so tired of the same old, same old. Rosanne more power to you, you give hope there might actually be something changing in the future, although ABC's recent spate of cancellations can be better understood now in light of what Rosanne shared.
Patricia, you sound a lot like those blondie women.
I think you aired dirty laundry in the wrong place. Look, we all know how righteous women are often treated by their own mothers and sisters who probably never believed in her, told her to shut up, and oh, we could go on.
Didn't ya'll see that woman who confessed a rape in a hotel of reporters, and who put the bag on her head? Another woman.
They probably should have been more supportive of Rosanne for not accepting the shit out there in the world and for saying something. That's why in 2011 it can feel like the 190's. Instead, maybe the women in her family should have been right there next to her demanding her fair pay in a Mercedes. And, they would would have met gorgeous George Clunny.
Listen, Rosanne, you look great, you've survived a life of men and women telling you who you should be to find yourself and speak up. Thank you!
Linn D. | May 18, 2011 4:42 AM
@Patricia, from reading the entire NY Magazine article I get the sense that Ms. Barr is now old enough to start recognizing her past mistakes along the way. Not that she has necessarily earned her family's forgiveness, and of course that's none of our business, but I do think she has some great insights on the business. I found it fascinating. (and validated some of my suspicions)
Melissa, thanks for posting about this article. I may never have heard about it otherwise.
Patricia | May 17, 2011 9:14 AM
I know one of Roseanne's sisters----and Roseanne has never supported women that much, especially her own mother and sisters, whom she trashed and threw under the bus after achieving sitcom fame. Roseanne has created constant chaos---both personally and professionally throughout her entire life----and she's destroyed nearly every personal relationship she's ever had. So I don't think SHE is a good role model when it comes to evaluating and judging other people.
Alan Roger Currie | May 17, 2011 8:41 AM
Great article!!!!! Roseanne keeps sh** real!!!!!
This was eye-opening--- thank you!
I'm all about Kate McKinnon but Terry Sweeney was the first out SNL cast member.
I'm just gonna close my eyes and plug my ears and keep making movies. LA LA LA LA LA LA!
Thank you for your honesty on the need and cost associated for professional film gear. I'm so
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From 23 July to 1 August, members of the WorldSkills International Secretariat were in Brazil to work together with the Competition Organizer of WorldSkills São Paulo 2015.
During their stay in São Paulo, the teams met to advance preparations on all aspects of the event. From planning packages, sponsorship, conferences, Competition Preparation Week, and the One School One Country programme. "The past weeks have been very good for us to build our relationship and partnership and to address particular topics with the right people," said Technical Director of WorldSkills International, Jane Stokie.
On 29 July, the entire team was at Anhembi Park, the venue for WorldSkills São Paulo 2015, to check the layout of the Competition closely as well as the rooms where the conferences and seminars will be held.
The Mongolian Minister of Labour Ya.Sanjmyatav last Tuesday welcomed Mr Simon Bartley, President of WorldSkills International.
Mr Bartley highlighted the importance of Mongolia joining WorldSkills International (WSI) as its 69th Member, and said that preparation of skilled workers, who match the needs of the labour market, will bring many advantages to the economy. He encouraged Mongolia to challenge their teachers in order to successfully compete in WorldSkills São Paulo 2015 in Brazil.
The American Welding Society (AWS), a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing the science of welding, has signed on as a Global Supporter of the non-profit organization WorldSkills International (WSI).
As a Global Supporter of WorldSkills, AWS will have representatives at the WorldSkills General Assembly 2014 in Lucerne, Switzerland this September, as well as have promotional placing during the 43rd WorldSkills Competition in São Paulo, Brazil in 2015.
SkillsUSA returned to Kansas City 23-27 June 2014, for its 50th Annual National Leadership and Skills Conference, a showcase of career and technical education students. Quality career and technical education was the centerpiece of the conference. More than 15,000 students, teachers and education leaders participated in the event, as well as representatives from more than 600 national corporations, trade associations, businesses, and labour unions.
The issues related to global youth unemployment are real. While WorldSkills cannot reverse the statistics, it can be proactive in preventing them from growing, and work to decrease the numbers by changing behaviors. To find solutions, we must first understand the problems and barriers to the employability of youth.
According to a report by the International Labour Office (ILO), a mismatch between the labour market requirements and their education and training is a key reason why youth have difficulty finding jobs.
More than 25,000 participants enjoyed a thrilling skills competition and delightful carnival in one-go on 27 and 28 June.
The WorldSkills Hong Kong Competition cum Carnival 2014 (WHKC 2014) was successfully held in June in the Kai Tak Cruise Terminal, a new landmark on the coastline of Hong Kong. This biennial event was not only a competition, but also a carnival
this year. It was staged for the first time in such a magnificent venue and was opened for the public. There were 25 competition trades at WSHK 2014 with 11 of them held in Kai Tak Cruise Terminal. These included Beauty Therapy, Bricklaying, Hairdressing, Joinery, Mobile Robotics, Painting and Decoration, Plumbing and Heating, Restaurant Service, Visual Merchandising/Window Display, Wall and Floor Tiling, and Web Design.
During on the job apprenticeship training, the focus is on teaching the practical skills of the trade and what is required of the apprentice as an employee. As they gain the skills and confidence needed to succeed by working in their respective trade, they are ready to develop their entrepreneurial spirit.
They strive to run their own prosperous business and become an integral part of their local business community. Many skilled tradespeople are entrepreneurs who start their own businesses. It may start small with a few clients, but as business grows, so does the need for additional business related skills.
During the countdown to WorldSkills São Paulo 2015, we'll present and show a little bit of Brazilian culture and customs. In this article, you'll learn more about one of the most traditionally holidays and festivals in Brazil: Carnival.
As in the other parts of the world, the Brazilian Carnival occurs immediately before Lent; the main events are usually during February. The celebration has its origins in Portugal, where it began in the fifteenth century. During the colonization of Brazil, the Portuguese people brought the celebration with them, especially after the Portuguese Royal Family moved to Brazil, in 1808. At this stage, the city of Rio de Janeiro started to have his own celebration, mainly an aristocratic celebration, but slowly, the lower classes of society started to take ownership of Carnival. The early records of "Carnival de Rua" (Street Carnival) parties are in Rio de Janeiro.
In Hong Kong 11-13 June the second Technical Working Group meeting of the year was held.
The main objective of the meetings was to prepare for the upcoming Technical Committee meetings in September, as well as to advance the preparations for WorldSkills Sao Paulo 2015.
Technical Delegates from eleven Members joined in some fruitful and challenging discussions about important topics such as Competition Rules, logistics, infrastructure, sustainability, health and safety, competition assessment, and training of new Members. In addition Delegates discussed the ongoing involvement of Champions at a national level and began thinking about how WorldSkills can remain sustainable as the Membership grows.
In early 2015 WorldSkills will come to São Paulo to develop and prepare for the biggest vocational education and skills excellence event in the world. From 31 January to 5 February organizers, partners, students, teachers, sponsors, partners, Delegates, Experts, and specialists will meet together to plan and share the excitement as it builds towards the August 2015 event.
A number of new exciting projects have been reviewed and approved by the WorldSkills Foundation Board of Trustees and will be launched in the second half of this year and throughout 2015.
There will be more and closer collaboration with United Nations Industrial Development Organization
on projects in Africa – building on the success of the first National Skills Competition in Abidjan – continued expansion of the Healthabitat Sanitation Studio programmes
in less developed countries, and further development of the Virtual 3D Learning initiative.
As part of the project proposals, the Foundation will also focus on the upcoming WorldSkills Champions Forum at the General Assembly 2014.
Additionally, the potential of the Water Innovation Challenge and broader Innovation Challenge concept was also explored: the Project Development team will now begin to prepare for a second, improved edition of the Singapore event, with location and focus still to be confirmed.
As our pilot Water Innovation Challenge was successfully held earlier this month in Singapore, the WorldSkills Foundation is now in the process of evaluating the event and planning for new and improved editions, building on the keen interest of industry partners and sponsors involved in delivering this first showcase.
This event was designed specifically to help WorldSkills representatives experiment with new approaches for running skills competitions, with the primary goal to be innovative and stretch the barriers. Further to this, the resulting design work produced has a very real and very valuable end 'customer': the Healthabitat Sanitation Studio programmes
in Nepal and Bangladesh.
The 20th anniversary of the Skills Canada National Competition that took place earlier in June in Toronto marked an huge milestone for Canada.
Over 500 of Canada's best skilled trade and technology students and apprentices competed in 43 skills. The country's top industry leaders and government officials were on hand, including the Canadian Minister of Employment and Social Development, Jason Kenney, who addressed Competitors and partners and announced additional funding to Skills/Compétences Canada.
View the SCNC 2014 highlight video,
competition pictures, and competition results.
With World Environment Day (WED)
activities being held in countries across the globe earlier this month, we are all reminded to have a close look at the impact we are making on the environment. WED, a vehicle of the United Nations, encourages worldwide awareness and action for the environment. Since 1974, it has grown to be celebrated in over 100 countries.
The manufacturing, construction, and installation of energy efficient homes and buildings are made possible by skilled professionals. The attention to detail that these new designs require is important to have properly trained, highly skilled workers completing the project to its specifications. WorldSkills is working with organizations and companies to constantly promote new and emerging technologies and techniques to young skilled professionals. Projects like the Water Innovation Challenge
and the WorldSkills Competition
highlight the need to learn new skills to ensure a sustainable future.
The second APEC Youth Skills Camp was held 21-30 May 2014, and included over 120 participants from 13 APEC economies.
The goal of the programme was to promote communication and cooperation on human resources development among APEC economies.
The People's Republic of China invited 15 economies to participate in an eight-day program.
The Government of Canada selected Skills Canada to bring four students to experience this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
The program included a youth forum, visits to vocational colleges, industries, and training facilities.
It was clear that there exist many cultural differences between economies, but the one commonality is undoubtedly the growing emphasis on securing a skilled workforce.
To get a glimpse on our experiences, visit the APEC 2014 Facebook page.
In June the WorldSkills International Board of Directors met in Kuwait to partake in a number of successful meetings and get a glimpse of the newly built Skills Training Centre.
A recent Member to WorldSkills, The Public Authority for Applied Education and Training (PAAET) joined in 2012 after participating in GCC Regional Competitions. After competing at WorldSkills Leipzig 2013, the Kuwait Skills Team recognized the benefit of building a skills training centre for the region. This training centre would not only help Experts prepare and train Competitors but help promote skills competitions both locally and regionally, ultimately becoming a skills centre of excellence. The Board of Directors had the ability to not only see the centre and its future plans but were able to meet with the instructors and hear their goals and ambitions. The centre is the first of its kinds in the GCC region and is anticipated to fully open in April 2015.
WorldSkills is a movement worldwide. Our membership of countries and
regions spanning the globe is proof that employment challenges related
to the lack or undervaluation of skills is a worldwide issue. Now is the
time when we are collaborating to take action and overcome these
issues. We are educating and training our youth and providing opportunities for them
to build a sustainable future in a strong economy in their home
The 70th Member of WorldSkills is Kazakhstan
The 71st Member of WorldSkills is Zambia
The 72nd Member of WorldSkills is Egypt
With the support of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation and Agency for Strategic Initiatives, the Russian National Skills Competition was held 14-20 May 2014 at the Kazan Exhibition.
Three days of competition were comprised of 39 Russian Regions, 39 Skills, 455 Competitors, 511 Experts from Russia and from 10 other countries, and more than 53,000 visitors. The participants competed in 35 different skills plus four demonstration skills were presented: Oil Drilling, Pre-School Teacher, Entrepreneur and Baker. The Competition Information System (CIS) was used for the first time at the Russian National Skills Competitions learning environment.
It was truly an international event with a number of international Experts taking part including those from Australia, Ukraine, Belgium, Finland, Canada, Switzerland, Germany, Armenia, Austria, and South Ossetia.
"Skilled for Excellence and Development" was a side-event organized by the Permanent Missions of Germany and Brazil with the International Labour Organization
(ILO) and WorldSkills, held on the occasion of the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) Youth Forum "#Youth2015: Realizing the Future They Want".
"I was thrilled to be part of a forum that was focused on listening to the demands of the youth and what matters to them in the post-2015 agenda regarding topics like employment, entrepreneurship, and the transition school-to-work -- this is definitely the way to go. The major event is a great initiative that brings the empowerment of the youth one step further for the better. There was a unique opportunity for hearing and learning the different perspectives from youth participants from all over the world, thus becoming aware of their countries' struggles and actions towards the youth -- the experience was both inspiring and motivating, thus making me reflect even more about my role as a youth participant in this world and the issues that my perspectives and experiences can help solve," says Nata Barbosa about his experience as part of the ECOSOC side-event in New York.
"I was thrilled to be part of a forum that was focused on listening to the demands of the youth and what matters to them in the post-2015 agenda regarding topics like employment, entrepreneurship, and the transition school-to-work -- this is definitely the way to go. The major event is a great initiative that brings the empowerment of the youth one step further for the better. There was a unique opportunity for hearing and learning the different perspectives from youth participants from all over the world, thus becoming aware of their countries' struggles and actions towards the youth -- the experience was both inspiring and motivating, thus making me reflect even more about my role as a youth participant in this world and the issues that my perspectives and experiences can help solve," says Nata Barbosa about his experience as part of the ECOSOC side-event in New York.
Calling all supporters and believers of skilled professions around the world!
What does having a skill mean to you, tell us your stories. "I believe in skills…" is a campaign to gather the best stories about people's passion and appreciation for skills and how skills make the world a better place.
We want to hear your raw stories and messages, tell us which skill you believe in and how is it improving this world. There is a new Facebook page called "For the love of skills", post your videos, stories, photos there to tell the world about the skill or skills you believe in.
You can submit your entries via Facebook in the form of a video, photo or narrative.
The deadline for submissions is Friday 1 August. At that time, we will compile all the entries and create one international snapshot type video that would show what skills means to the world. We will promote this video through all our WorldSkills channels and partners.
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Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Airport North
Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Airport North in Atlanta
Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Airport North
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.7/10
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East Point, GA 30344
Welcome to the Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Airport North
Near the convention center, airport and golfing, with HDTVs, free internet and airport transit, the non-smoking Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Airport North is a convenient spot for Priceline guests.
Hotel Features
The seven-story Hilton Garden Inn houses 174 rooms featuring plush bedding, 37-inch LCD HDTVs and mp3 docks. Microwaves, mini-fridges, coffeemakers and designer toiletries are also included. Free high-speed internet is available. Dining options include breakfast, lunch, dinner and room service via the on-site restaurant, plus a lounge offering evening cocktails and a 24-hour market. Tranquility overflows in the seasonal outdoor pool and year-round heated indoor pool and hot tub. Early birds and night owls flock to the 24-hour fitness room and business center. Complimentary parking and free 24-hour airport transit are provided.
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The Hilton Garden Inn is situated off I-85, less than two miles from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and three miles from the Georgia International Convention Center. Gordon Morris Memorial Golf Course is less than three miles west. Guests head 15 minutes north to the heart of Atlanta to catch a Braves game at Turner Field. Aaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood is a 10-minute drive from the hotel.
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Priceline guests at the Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Airport North enjoy their stays thanks to the "comfortable beds" and "great location" near the airport, golfing and convention center.
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Please note that guests are required to present a valid photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and additional charges may apply.Guests found smoking inside the hotel will be charged an additional fee. Contact hotel for details. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
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I will never stay in a Hilton Garden Inn again. really a poor value for the money.
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Excellent stay ~ Would definately return, and refer you to my clients.
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MGSU Bikaner University Admit Card 2014 for UG & PG Exam
Students of Maharaja Ganga Singh University who filled up the examination form for the examination which is going to be conducted in March 2014, will not have to wait too long for their admit cards. University will issue the admit cards for March, 2014 examination soon. Candidates will be able to get their admit card from the university website in the last week of February 2014. The MGS University is going to be conduct examination for both Under Graduate and Post Graduate courses. The examination for the undergraduate courses B.A., B. Sc., B. Com, BCA, B.Ed, BFA, B.P.Ed and LLB and Post Graduate courses M.A., M.Sc, M. Com will be conducted by the MGS University Bikaner in 347 affiliated UG/PG colleges located in the state of Rajasthan from March, 2014.
Maharaja Ganga Singh University, Bikaner was established in 2003 by University of Bikaner Act 2003. The mission of MGS University was to create a educational, cultural, social, economic environment in Rajasthan through providing excellent education in the field of Science, Traditional Streams, Law and Management to the local aspirants. There are 347 colleges which offering PG and UG courses are affiliated to MGS University. There are five PG departments in MGSU campus and offers M.Sc, M.A., M. Phil, Ph. D in English, Computer Science, Environmental Science, History and Microbiology.
The MGS university conducts examinations for its PG and UG courses yearly. Generally the examination is always conducted in the month of February. The examinations for 1st year and 2nd Year MA in English, History, Home Science, Music, Philosophy, Political Science, Punjabi, public Administration where in M.Sc PG courses in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Botany, Zoology etc. The BA, B. Sc, B. Com, BCA I, II and III year examination will be conducted. The admit cards for the March, 2014 examinations will be uploaded in the MGS official website soon. Candidates will be able to download the admit card for their examination from the website.
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Two weeks ago I took vacation and decided to complete my Table Saw and Router system. Some time ago I am bought Incra TS-Ls System and Kreg Router table.I made outfeed table of two pieces of plywood and glued thin sheet of textolite. I made small jig for the Kregs featheboard for the cutting thick lumbers. Now I have handy system.
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#1 posted 399 days ago
Looks great Edward…I have the very same Incra table saw and router fence system as you except I set my router table up to the left of the saw. It is just a pleasure to use and quick changing sizes….Enjoy.
-- Dave.......Keep calm and make more sawdust....
#2 posted 399 days ago
First, I want to acknowledge that this is a project made of wood since you "made the outfeed table of two pieces of plywood . . ." ;-) Second, your Incra system looks very impressive and certainly handy! My router is also on the right side of my TS, but utilizes the older Biesemeyer fence (with shop made additions). I like what you've done.
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#3 posted 399 days ago
nice setup!
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#4 posted 398 days ago
Love the Incra….bought the TSLS and liked it so good, I bought the router system and the router table. No more bump and measure…I love it! You'll enjoy this set up.
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#5 posted 57 days ago
I really like the combination use. It makes more sense if you are making that kind of investment into a fence.
Thanks for posting some pictures. I like it.
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I had been on the plan about a week or so, when I was replying to someone's post about staying positive or whatever... All I remember was thinking... wow, it comes so easy to tell someone what to do, but I truly need to have this talk with myself! So, thought I'd share it with all of you... what I then sat down and wrote to myself...
I am posting this so that I can read it over and over and just when I feel down and defeated... over again and hope that it makes me THINK hard!
I've tried plans most of my adult life... and the fact that I'm here and starting the 17 Day Diet at age 44 and at near my highest weight ever... it just means that I've QUIT each and every one of those times.
For me, I get to the point where I feel that it's coming off so slowly that it won't matter if I go off for a day or so... as I can jump right back on and then continue losing it.. but I never do get back on track... All those wasted years...
Well, let's just think this through. WORST case scenario... I don't LOSE anything for every single day I'm on a "plan"... well... at least I'm eating healthier and if I'd have stuck with THOSE diets, I'd not be 100 lbs more than I was then!
OR... maybe I'm losing SUPER slow.... (1 lb a week). Well, multiply that by 52 weeks and what do you know? I'm down 52 lbs by this time next year. I'll TAKE IT!
Let's say I've lost say 7 lbs a month... doesn't seem fast enough for me at all... BUT.. 7 x 12 is 84 lbs... now, I'm almost 1/2 way to goal... WOW... to think that in 2 yrs I can be at GOAL??? That definitely isn't the path I've been on til now, but I truly want to be on that path!
Marie... breathe. Believe in yourself. You CAN do this and it doesn't matter how fast you do it... just that you DO IT. Do NOT give up. Enjoy that in a year you'll have lost a considerable amount of weight and that for the first time in years, you are closer to seeing the goal you have been striving for. I believe in you!
*oh, and I even posted this pic to go with this talk* lol
I lost 36 lbs before I even attempted to exercise.
I had been on Weight Watchers before. I remember alot of the members throwing around Leslie Sansone's name and Walk Away the Pounds... I figured that walking would be a good way to ease into exercise... it's low impact... I had back and stiffness issues...
Thankfully, a co-worker of my husbands had commented on how great he looked! His belly was the first to disappear, so everyone noticed... I was down about 36 lbs so basically, NO ONE noticed! Maybe my husband did, but no one else.
That's the thing with carrying so much weight. You have to nearly drop a person to have it noticed... Then you start to get comments like "Did you do something to your hair?" and inside you sigh and just say, "no, but I've lost 50 lbs!" lol
Anyway, enough about the insight to losing weight and trying to stay motivated when no one around seems to be noticing! uggh... part of it, I'm afraid.
Back to the workouts... This co-worker of my husband's shared with me that she was exercising to Leslie Sansone tapes... I was all excited and asked if she'd lend it to me, just to see what it was about and if I could do it. By about 10 minutes into the tape, I was on my Android ordering one from Amazon.com. It was less than $10. Well, I got it about 3 days later and started with 1 mile.
I thought I was going to drop! I was moving way more than just walking in place, my heart rate was crazy fast and I was dripping sweat... but it was all do-able. I was hooked! I did about 5 days of 1 mile workouts... then the next week, tried 2. Then the following week, figured, let me see if 4 is just TOO crazy! Well, it was ok. Exhausting and I mainly do 3 mile workouts now, but I visit 4's and 5's from time to time. I rarely do less than a 2 mile workout anymore. I also stick to 5-6 nights week on average.
The other thing I started doing was walking outside on Saturday mornings. I live near a lake that is about a 5K in length with the course. Yearly, I had been participating in the local chapter of the Susan Komen Race for the Cure... but I had NEVER completed the entire 5 K... they offered a turn off at 1 mile... I took that... until last year with my back problems I actually did less than a mile (funny thing, though, I timed it just as the photographer from the local paper snapped a pic, so I made the front page)... It sure looked like I completed the race in that picture!
My goal this year was to finish that race and so I started about 8 weeks ago walking the lake. I found a friend to do this with... She and I would go and do our best... reporting times like 1 hour and 45 minutes (our first walk)... and now we do it in about 1 hr 20 min.
I finished this years race at 1 hr and 9 min! Next year, maybe I'll jog... not sure... but I do want to give myself another goal to try to reach.
I have lost 83 lbs as of today (not even a full 6 months into this journey) and I feel great... I feel super motivated and I've been motivating others left and right. People at work are constantly telling me how much my body has changed... They are telling me they want to do what I'm doing... I've passed the diet on to so many people that I have lost count.
I post weekly weigh ins on my facebook page and every now and then, I'll hear from someone who isn't a regular poster and they tell me that they've lost 30 lbs thanks to me, because they knew that they would see my success every single week and know that I was really doing ALL I could to lose this weight and it was inspiring them to do the same.
I'm definitely on the path to good health. I really feel that the 17 DD has taught me a different relationship with food and for that I'm so very grateful! I can still eat good food, but now, I know which foods I should stay away from and which foods I can eat. It helps.
I've got so many little goals... but with the amount of weight I need to lose (about a minimum of 120 lbs more)... I hit goals all the time.
Just last week, I got below 300! I haven't done that in about 15 yrs!
Three blogs to fill you all in on where I am at now... and I promise to keep up with it and post more... throughout my journey! Thanks for reading!
Pic snapped last week...
Back in March of this year, 2012. I was at work... found a Woman's World magazine and read the featured diet. It happened to be the 17 Day Diet by Dr. Mike Moreno.
What stood out to me was the words "Unlimited"... (a must for a husband who needed to be "full" after every meal) and fruits and probiotics... (well, not technically, probiotics... I saw in my mind "Dairy").
I had tried Atkins once before, thinking who doesn't want to eat unlimited amts of bacon and meats? Well, that lasted like a few hours! LOL I remember craving MILK big time on that diet and I'm not a huge milk drinker. I also remember not having many fruits (I never lasted to the stage of when stuff was re-introduced)...
Anyway, I always felt that I'd feel better if I ate a diet that represented lots of different healthy foods... So the 17 DD really appealed to me. Plus, I thought it could work for us. I was soooo excited about it... came home, showed my husband and he must have liked what he read as well, because he said... "Ok, we'll try it".
We would be lying if we said that we didn't have a goodbye to carb weekend prior to Monday, March 19th of starting...
He ate his french fries... I ate my pasta... two full days of enjoying it, thinking we'll get back to it after we gave this diet a good try.
Well, we started and in the first 17 days, I think he lost 21 lbs and I lost 20! Talk about motivation!
First, let me tell you that I needed to do something. In the past few years, I have had 5 epidurals. I have degenerative arthritis in my lower back and right hip. I would have days that I could NOT get out of bed and would have to call off work and then not be able to move for several days afterwards. This happened too many times... I feared that I'd lose my job, or just lose the ability to move ever again!
Thankfully, my blood pressure and sugars and all that were never a problem, however, I was a ticking time bomb... I was somehow holding that off... but it was going to happen, if I kept on the way I was.
In March, I couldn't remain standing more than 3 minutes. I couldn't walk to my car after work without my back spasm'ing and me doubling over in pain and having to wait til I can continue the walk to my car!
I knew that I was facing a life of immobility and that wasn't what I wanted. Plus, I was pretty sick of those super long needles going into my back.
After the 20 lbs, I lost another 16 before I even tried to exercise.
(to be continued)
I have struggled with my weight my entire life! I've only known "thin" twice.
I started gaining weight in the 2nd grade... and just got bigger and bigger til I graduated high school at 280 lbs! Not a great place to be for an 18 yr old. My parents were large people... always had been. I had Aunt and Uncles who were big. It's pretty much all I knew. My parents never really knew how to be active or how to eat healthy. It's what I learned. My Aunt Carol was thin... this was my dad's sister. She never had any children of her own, so she and I always had a very special relationship. When I graduated high school, she asked me to move in with her.
I quickly discovered that it was her way of getting me learning a different way of living. I found out that was her sneaky plan quite quickly. If I wanted to go somewhere (I didn't have a car)... she told me to walk there. If I wanted to eat something, she told me to cook it. If I wanted to get something from the store... yep, you guessed it... walk. Thankfully, the store was about 2 blocks away and the college was about the same distance... she definitely wanted me in college, so I started walking everywhere. If she said "Let's talk", it meant we were going for a walk. We never sat at the kitchen table to talk... we always went walking and talking. There was a pool at the complex we lived in and I used to be in the swim team.... so she said she'd go with me... I got to the point of swimming 100 laps a night with her sitting there counting them out for me. It was never a drill sargeant type of thing, too... it was support. It was being there with me every step of the way. I lost 100 lbs that first year... and besides all the walking I did and the swimming, I seriously don't remember losing that weight... it just fell off.
She was married during this time and that marriage didn't last (go figure) LOL I think she spent more time with me than her husband (he wasn't right for her anyway lol) and she eventually moved out. At first, I joined a gym... felt that I needed that support somehow. Well, I got in a car accident... it kept me from the gym because I totalled my car and started having stiff neck/back issues. I lost my job... I eventually moved back home with mom and dad.
I eventually gained all 100 lbs back plus since then, 100 more.... I went back to how I had lived all my life... not much activity and a whole lot of food and tv! (I still love tv and food!)
I got married and had a child, moved to the East Coast away from all the family I knew and loved. I was ALONE. I married because I was pregnant and that's what you did when raised a good Catholic girl (well, I good Catholic girl wouldn't have gotten pregnant in the first place).. but that's another story! LOL This man I married wasn't even a friend. It was a horrible marriage. The only thing I had any control over was that I had a son that I did not want to grow up with weight issues. I made sure that even though I still ate poorly, I stopped the bread and butter for every meal (no lie). I made sure he knew what fruits and veggies were! I never bought soda, chips or candy/cookies/cakes... EVER! It wasn't for "the home". Didn't mean I didn't eat it... I did bake from time to time... I did eat out and buy it while out, but never brought it home.
The best lesson I learned FROM my son is that when I asked if he wanted "more" of something, he'd tell me "No, mommy, I'm full". "But what about desert?", "No, mommy, I'm full"... WOW. Really? Could this 3 yr old know the secret to weightloss??? Really? I mean, what a concept, right? Stop eating when full! I have to admit that I still struggle with this one... I just didn't grow up like that... it's a hard habit to break, seriously... I've been trying for over 40 yrs!
My son is 15, slim and active (not into sports, but he's got an active life)... I got divorced when he was 4... met my now husband and got married about a year later... we've been married 10 yrs this year and wow... it's just amazing when it's the right one, let me tell you. Anyway, since we've been married, he's gained about 80'ish lbs.
We tried diets... but he likes to eat ALOT and with things like WW, he hated counting and the foods he liked were always very high in points... he always felt hungry. I am a person who can pretty much follow any diet, no matter how bland.. but when he's sitting near me eating foods that I crave... well, it's been my mission to find us a plan that would work for him, thereby working for me.
I found it in March... I was at work and found a Woman's World magazine... read the featured diet and immediately felt like this was the one! I went home, got Ivan on board and officially started on March 19th... the diet is low on carbs, so I'll be honest... on the 17th and 18th, we had a goodbye to carb weekend. Him with his french fries and me with pasta.
to be continued...


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The Scream – a masterpiece from Edvard Munch is to be sold by Sotheby's later this year for an expected $80 million or more. The painting is one of the four versions painted by the artist and the only one that is still in private hands. The painting also has the distinction of being the only one whose frame was hand-painted by the artist to include his poem detailing the work's inspiration.
The painting was created in 1895 and depicts a man holding his head and screaming under a blood red sky. The artist explains in his poem that he was shivering with anxiety while painting this piece of art after he felt the great scream in nature.
Proceeds from the painting will go toward the establishment of a new museum, art center and hotel in Hvitsten, Norway. The current owner – Petter Olsen's father was a friend and patron of Edvard Munch which explains how this painting came to be in his possession.
The other three versions of 'The Scream' are displayed in museums . It is being hoped that the new owner does not deprive the world from the beauty of this 'scream' given that it is the most colorful and vibrant of the four.
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This Saturday, 8/9/14, will be the last day our trailer will be open at the North Loop House & Yard. Stay tuned for new and exciting news!
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Our muffins are available daily at Fast Folks, Friends & Neighbors, all Juiceland locations, Quickie Pickie, Texas Coffee Traders, and Vintage Heart Coffee.
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Our product is a TCP listening transaction processor. Incoming connections are assigned a thread to handle the connection and a DB connection to work with.
Rather than costly approach of establishing new DB connection for each incoming client connection, we maintain a pool of database connections.
The database connection pool fairly configurable: min / max sizes, growth rates, etc.
Some details:
- Platform is Windows 2003 / 2008 R2
- DB is SQL Server 2005 / 2008 R2
- Connection method is ODBC
- Programming language is C++
Finally, the question:
As the service could be running for several months without a restart, there's a real chance that some of the database connections in the pool become invalid. I want to have as quick a way as possible to test the validity of a given connection before assigning it to an incoming connection.
Currently, I do this by executing the simple SQL statement "SELECT 123;", however I've found that this has significant negative performance impacts when parallel execution plans are used.
Very briefly in code, what I'm doing is:
// ... at some point we decide pool needs another connection...
// Set up database connection
SQLAllocHandle(SQL_HANDLE_ENV, SQL_NULL_HANDLE, &env);
SQLAllocHandle(SQL_HANDLE_DBC, env, &conn);
SQLDriverConnect(conn, 0, in_str, in_len, out_str, DIM(out_str), &out_len, SQL_DRIVER_NOPROMPT);
// 'conn' is placed in DB connection pool
// ... some time later a new client connection comes in ...
// Execute simple statement to test if 'conn' is still OK
SQLAllocHandle(SQL_HANDLE_STMT, conn, &stmt);
SQLExecDirect(stmt, (SQLCHAR*)"SELECT 1;", SQL_NTS);
// If 'conn' is OK, give it to incoming connection;
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Teel Time: Hokies basketball to play Michigan State for first timeStory | Aug 8, 2013 | 9:24 AMVirginia Tech basketball's first encounter with Michigan State could not be more ill-timed for the orange-and-maroon crowd. As announced Thursday, the Hokies and Spartans will play Nov. 22 at the Barclays Center, home of the NBA's Brooklyn...
ODU dives into unknown of Conference USA competition
ACC All Access: Taking a closer look at men's basketball schedules for Virginia and Virginia TechStory | Aug 23, 2013 | 10:20 AMVirginia and Virginia Tech won't have to take road trips to play new ACC member Syracuse this coming men's basketball season, but both U.Va. and Tech will travel to the home floors of conference newbies Notre Dame and Pittsburgh. U.Va.&...