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For the 5th edition of Firenze4Ever and the launch of the Fall/Winter 2012/13 collections, Luisa Via Roma is pleased to welcome the most influential fashion bloggers and press from all over the world.
To celebrate the exclusive online launch of the "KARL" menswear line on LUISAVIAROMA.COM, Luisa Via Roma will host a POP UP STORE where the designer's two FW 12-13 collections will be unveiled for the "Firenze4Ever" bloggers event (KARL women's and men's, KARL LAGERFELD Paris women's and men's) and will present a collection of three exclusive limited edition T-Shirts branded "KarlxIloveDust for Luisa Via Roma" designed by the artistic collective "I LOVE DUST" in collaboration with Karl Lagerfeld. The blogger guests will be the first to see and style the new collections.
One will also find the spirit of "KARL" inside the Store where the British multi disciplinary creatives I LOVE DUST will present exciting live performances and an artistic window installation.
The "Fashion Super Heroes" party will be hosted by both partners, Karl Lagerfeld and Luisa Via Roma, with performances from Neimo and DJ Misty Bunny.
During the two days of "Style Lab", models, photographers, make-up artists, and hairdressers will assist the fashion bloggers with their fashion shoots. Fashion bloggers will also meet some of the most prestigious food bloggers and will be involved in a special "Food Lab".
Jonathan Riss, artistic director of the JAY AHR House, is pushing the boundaries of what is possible in fashion, by working with the FashionLab by Dassault Systèmes. During "Firenze4Ever", an immersive Experience will allow the guests to make a journey across the world.
Luisaviaroma has launched a special contest to celebrate the MDNA tour in Florence. The winner will see their design created in to a limited edition T-Shirt which will be given to the bloggers to wear at the Madonna concert on Saturday June 16.
To celebrate the 5th anniversary of the internationally renowned FIRENZE4EVER , Luisa Via Roma and Mercedes Benz in association with Nowness are excited to announce a unique film project by Lisa Paclet and music director Mimi XU that includes 5 designers, 5 capital cities and 5 short films.
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Bubbles in financial markets that would soon pop. Now, $4 trillion later, QE is drawing to a close, so the question is: Did it work? "Look at us now," says Anthony Chan, chief economist for Chase Private Client in New York.
WASHINGTON, Oct 16- The United States remains opposed to a ban on travel from West Africa, the White House said on Thursday, resisting pressure from some U.S. lawmakers for such a ban to limit the risk of an Ebola outbreak. White House spokesman Josh Earnest said there remains a need to keep transportation lines open to deliver much-needed supplies to West Africa to...
Obama spoke after convening a special Cabinet meeting at the White House to discuss the U.S. response to the deadly virus. He acknowledged concerns and fears raised by the handling of the original Ebola patient at a Dallas hospital, Liberian national Thomas Duncan, who died of Ebola and infected at least two healthcare workers while there.
WASHINGTON, Sept 18- U.S. House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner on Thursday expressed his dissatisfaction with a chronically high jobless rate and complained of a "very sick idea" that the unemployed would "rather just sit around."
WASHINGTON, Sept 16- The U.S. House of Representatives began debating legislation on Tuesday to authorize President Barack Obama's plan to arm and train moderate Syrian rebels to fight Islamic State militants, and lawmakers said the measure would likely pass the full Congress by the end of this week.
WASHINGTON, Sept 10- U.S. businesses that rely on the Export-Import Bank for financing are uneasy about a Republican plan for a nine-month extension of the bank's charter, fearing uncertainty about the lender's future could put them at a disadvantage against overseas competitors.
WASHINGTON, Sept 9- Republican leaders in the House of Representatives on Tuesday proposed extending the U.S. Export-Import Bank's charter through June 30 next year, a Republican aide said on Tuesday, granting a temporary reprieve for the export lender.
WASHINGTON, Sept 9- Republican leaders in the House of Representatives will propose extending the U.S. Export-Import Bank's charter through June 30 next year, a Republican aide said on Tuesday, granting a temporary reprieve for the export lender.
WASHINGTON, Sept 9- Republican leaders in the House of Representatives edged closer on Tuesday to an agreement for a short-term extension of the U.S.
WASHINGTON, Sept 9- Representative Jeb Hensarling, a Texas Republican who has been a key opponent of the U.S. Export-Import Bank, now supports a short-term extension of the bank's mandate, opening the door the door to a temporary reprieve for the export lender, House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner said on Tuesday.
WASHINGTON, Sept 9- U.S. House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner said on Tuesday the financial services committee chairman now supports a short-term extension of the U.S. Export-Import Bank. Republican Chairman Jeb Hensarling had been highly critical of the bank, which many conservatives view as an unnecessary federal agency.
FOND DU LAC, Wis., Aug 20- Glenn Grothman is a fiery conservative who wants to slash welfare programs and crack down on illegal immigrants who he says will "destroy" America. And if U.S. House Speaker John Boehner wants to keep his job next year, he had better be sure Grothman and his fellow House of Representatives newcomers are happy.
WASHINGTON, Aug 19- Top members of the House of Representatives Financial Services panel are threatening to subpoena the U.S. Export-Bank over the bank's refusal to make three employees available for questioning as Congress considers whether to renew the bank's charter.
WASHINGTON, Aug 1- Few people in Washington believe Republicans will try to impeach President Barack Obama.
The blow to Boehner and his new team ensures that no bill to address the crisis will reach Obama before the August break, the NYT reports.
WASHINGTON, July 24- Republicans in the U.S. Congress, mindful of voter anger over past budget showdowns, are preparing legislation to keep the government open beyond Sept. 30 when existing funding expires.
The one-time golfing buddies now practically seethe with contempt whenever they talk about one another. The Fiscal Times reports.
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Lollipops by Carl Kleiner
I love this new work by Carl Kleiner: Lollipops
Says the artist: 'Im a collector of different materials, and I have a lot of samples arranged in my studio window. I re-arrange them every now and then. It is like my japanese garden.
One hot summer day I built a composition looking like an ice cream that I felt Ettore Sottsass would have liked, and I felt very inspired and made this series.'
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Energetic neutral atoms from the Earth's subsolar magnetopause
Article first published online: 8 JUL 2010
Copyright 2010 by the American Geophysical Union.
Geophysical Research Letters
Volume 37, Issue 13, July 2010
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2010), Energetic neutral atoms from the Earth's subsolar magnetopause, Geophys. Res. Lett., 37, L13101, doi:10.1029/2010GL044140., et al. (
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- Energetic neutral atoms;
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- charge exchange
The shocked solar wind in the Earth's magnetosheath becomes nearly stationary at the subsolar magnetopause. At this location, solar wind protons are neutralized by charge exchange with neutral hydrogen atoms at the extreme limits of the Earth's tenuous exosphere. The resulting Energetic Neutral Atoms (ENAs) propagate away from the subsolar region in nearly all directions. Simultaneous observations of hydrogen ENAs from the Interstellar Boundary Explorer (IBEX) and proton distributions in the magnetosheath from the Cluster spacecraft are used to quantify this charge exchange process. By combining these observations with a relatively simple model, estimates are obtained for the ratio of ENA to shocked solar wind flux (about 10−4) and the exospheric density at distances greater than 10 Earth Radii (RE) upstream from the Earth (about 8 cm−3).


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I'm a little late to the discussion, but I wanted to make sure I gave this topic the thought it deserved. Two weeks back, I - like many others - shotgunned House of Cards over the course of a couple days. I'd come down with some sort of ebola-esque virus, rendering me unable to do much outside of consuming massive quantities of over-the-counter medication and equally massive quantities of Netflix. Thus, in a perfect storm of "why the fuck not" I decided to devote what little energy I had to seeing whether House of Cards was really all Netflix professed it to be.
Here's the short answer: Yes, House of Cards may well be the most important and influential piece of content this year - but for many reasons that I hadn't predicted. While it's very existence was enough to make it interesting from a business perspective, there were certain aspects of its execution that really pushed it beyond curiosity and into importance. No, I'm not talking about the oft-cited breaking of the fourth wall (which you either buy into early or spent the remaining 12 hours or so hating everything about) but rather, certain other aspects of the final product turned out to be significant game-changers for both the creative and business models of television as a whole - and the implications are staggering.
Let's break it down:
Even the highest quality dramatic TV show has to deal with certain realities as part of a TV production schedule. It's just part of being distributed on television, and every show has to deal with the ramifications.
To be more explicit, with any season of dramatic television (and this is more applicable to dramas, but comedies aren't immune) there's more time spent on the first episode of the season than there is on the seventh. When you're dealing with 10, 13 or 22 weeks between the first and last episodes of the season, you're shooting or even writing some while others are airing. By the time you get to the end, you're behind schedule, overspent, plotlines have been abandoned or hand-waved away for convenience, and you're barely scraping by on a week to week basis. Accordingly, episodes shot at the beginning of production usually have a higher level of noticeable quality than episodes shot in the middle or near the end of the crunch where time and money become tight (with the possible exception of the season finale - but even that's not immune.) Sometimes it's more obvious and sometimes less, but it's almost always there if you look for it.
Except House of Cards.
House of Cards has a consistency to the quality and polish that's maintained throughout the entire season unlike any series I've ever seen. There's no bottle episode in the middle to save money, no structural issues around the rushed seventh episode, no drop off at all between the first, last, and middle episodes. I didn't expect to notice it as much as I did, but by episode five that level of polish made going back to the midseasons of other shows I was watching feel…almost painful. It was so apparent that the same level of care, time, and money weren't being spent on episodes one and seven elsewhere. How could it be, when for the majority of television, certain times of the year require an elevated audience and therefore an elevated sense of priority? But comparing episodes one and six or nine of HoC was easy - they were identical in terms of their polish and adherence to the master plan. It was…startling.
Much has been made about the "batch viewing" experience that I consider the default state of modern television. The reality is that it's not just possible, but should be expected that your audience will sit down and shotgun a series in a matter of days. What became apparent throughout watching HoC though is that by being designed to take advantage of this default "batch viewing" state of consumption, House of Cards also avoids one of the primary pain points of the television experience. Yes, I'm talking about advertising, but it goes a lot further than that.
There's an interesting byproduct of making content for on-demand batch-viewing: when you remove the commercials during the development stage, you also remove the requirement of an end-of-act climax. Without the necessity of selling soap every 5-7 minutes, there's no need to manufacture those end-of-act moments that involve hoards of violins, shocked expressions in close-up, cutting to black and (in the case of batch viewing) an immediate and often unsatisfying resolution.
And it's so. Much. Better.
Don't get me wrong, acts need to end, but alleviated of commercial breaks, HoC feels more fluid and the tension remains elevated at all times. Episodes have their own ebb and flow of emotion, acts break when the story requires, and smaller moments can be highlighted in ways that would otherwise be overshadowed by those loud and splashy end of act breaks. By changing from the expected "primary" business model of as-supported television consumption, and moving to this new default, House of Cards has a different manner of creating and resolving tension that feels more natural and less obviously artificial. This also lends itself to a creative and editing process whereupon every scene can be as long or as short as it needs to be, and no more. Which leads us to-
Up until this point, most of these comments could be equally valid for many HBO series, (and indeed the best comparison I have for House of Cards is actually The Wire.) However, this next point really stuck with me. Most TV shows have to deal with the reality that even if you're watching now, the episode will end and they'll have to coax you back again sometime in the future. Hence: cliffhangers, end of episode revelations, and those various "whaaaaaat?" moments that have come to define modern television.
With House of Cards, you stopped expecting an end-of-episode resolution, as each episode was expected to be a small part of a larger whole. There was no fear of having one episode's watercooler discussion or lack of resolution lead to a viewer drop-off a week later. Within that freedom, each episode tackled what it needed or wanted to, and no more or less. Consequently, each episode had a natural flow to it where I never once glanced at a clock or paused the playback to find out how long I had left this episode.
With House of Cards, I've no doubt that some episodes were longer or shorter than others, and I didn't always get all the answers I wanted right away, but since the next episode was designed to be just a click (or a twenty-second wait) away, they were free to make each as long or short as it needed to be without concerning themselves with hitting the exact amount of time needed to sell the aforementioned soap. More importantly, a lack of a revelation wasn't the end of the world (or your viewership) because it could very well be right around the frictionless corner.
Most importantly, HoUse of Cards feels tight. Nothing unneccesary made the final cut. I expect that some episodes were shorter than shot because some scenes were deemed redundant or insufficient, whereas generally a show doesn't have the option of coming in four to seven minutes long or short on any given episode. No characters or plotpoints had to be dropped due to actor unavailability or the writer's room deciding later that it just wasn't as interesting as intended. Each episode felt like a part of a complete whole. The end result of all of this was-
I intimated this before, but I'll say it outright here - House of Cards made everything else feel slightly worse in comparison. Spending two days with it pulled back the curtain on the rest of what I was watching and made it feel cheap, manipulative, and to a certain degree insulting. And yes I'm aware of the irony in disparaging a storytelling medium for being manipulative when it's inherently about manipulating viewers' emotions, but the reality is that even shows I loved beforehand have this sheen of blatant obviousness about them now.
I've since rewatched my favorite season of Justified and The West Wing, just to see if the feeling persisted, and I can't help but notice where the content or viewer experience was deprioritized due to the realities of the business or distribution models. Each was more transparently manipulative in ways that didn't feel as enjoyable as they were beforehand. Red herrings and certain plot points didn't feel like part of the journey, but more like cheap thrills to encourage me to pay attention. Abandoned storylines stuck out like cold sores. Marketing moments felt more obvious. In fact, the only place that this didn't apply was The Wire, though that show always struck me as underfunded for its aspirations anyway. And while I still consider The Wire to be a superior television series, it still made me notice some of the glaring flaws in comparison.
House of Cards demanded my attention because of the content and the characters, not because of a commercial break cliffhanger whose implications were severely overblown in the name of "please dear god come back to us." The small moments held more importance and were never overshadowed by the larger moments - each had room to breathe when and where they were needed, and each held equal importance. The bottom line is that it made each of those vaunted seasons I'd held so dear seem a bit fatter, slower, more meandering, and more filled with pointless minutiae.
Which reminded me that-
There's an interesting question I've yet to answer, which is "is this because of the model itself or because of the geneology of the project?" For those unaware, House of Cards was a BBC show some years back, following the typical BBC model of 60 minute episodes, no commercials, and a smaller number of episodes to a series. It's common for BBC series to be developed specifically to run for a couple seasons, or even to just be greenlit for a single season (to the BBC, "miniseries" is just "normal television.")
There's no need to leave wiggle room for "what happens if it's popular longer than we expect" or "what happens if we want to bring back this character" or "what happens if we get picked up for the back nine." It's simply greenlit for a set period of time, and airs as such. House of Cards was greenlit for two seasons of 13 episodes let them know, as David Fincher put it, "know exactly where we are going."
Now I don't know what the production of BBC series is like - whether they're shot ahead of time or continue in production during airing - but I do think there's another element that needs to be discussed as well: marketing. Because of that commitment to 26 episodes and that batch-viewing distribution schedule, the entirety of the series had to be finished before it aired. This is a more important point that might first be realized, because it changes everything about how television is marketed.
Because of the necessity of having every episode completed at launch, all marketing had to be done with a much more complete level of final product, and that product had a much more flexible production and launch window. In short, marketing worked behind the finished product, not ahead of the production, and therefore the production itself inherently guided creative.
This doesn't happen anywhere else - not at HBO, not at BBC - the fact that their shows air over a period of one or more months means that the product is in a less complete state when marketing begins their process, and that production and postproduction schedules have a hard and delineated point of no return. Episode one is done, episode four is mostly done, and episode nine is a mess that everyone hopes will be done on time - it's just how it is.
The bottom line is that House of Cards changes the entire landscape of television - to say nothing of it proving that some of the best television doesn't have to be viewed on television at all. What I expect started out as an HBO-inspired negotiating tactic for content deal renewals ("We don't need your overvalued content, we make our own content now!") has shown a lot of cracks in the traditional entertainment facade.
By no means was their success assured either. If the show had gotten panned, Netflix was in a world of hurt for their next round of content negotiations due to lack of enticing options. But in a world where piracy can be honestly said to offer a better user experience than "legal" viewing, the only other logical argument was for quality of product. House of Cards nailed both of those aspects like no television series before, offering a better experience than traditional television and equal - if not greater - quality of product.
So Netflix is in a very interesting place to dictate how the medium evolves from both a creative and a business standpoint, and THAT'S the big takeaway from all of this: I think it's a fair assessment to say that Netflix is now the dominant company driving the evolution of the television industry. Netflix has made something that changes all the established rules, and is forcing the established competition to play by the ruleset that Netflix invented - and controls.
They're now the de-facto leader, but here's the kicker - one hit wonders come along all the time, so it's up to Netflix to prove their model wasn't a fluke, but the new standard-bearer for television as an entertainment medium. Their competition is scared, but if Netflix strikes out a couple times, House of Card's home run will look a lot less scary and the rest of the television industry can breathe a bit.
So it'll be hard, but right now the title is theirs to lose. But just imagine if their next show is a hit… And the one after that… Then we'll look back and say:
"That's what House of Cards really made - television obsolete."


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Left to right-Library Dean Susan Curzon, Teresa Tseng, Roland Tseng, C.K. Tseng, and Cal State Northridge President Jolene Koester.
BackgroundCal State Northridge has been a pioneering education institution in establishing connections with China since the normalization of U.S.-Sino diplomatic relations in January 1979. The University, under then-President James Cleary, began with faculty exchanges in 1978 and 1979, and then expanded in 1981 to formal exchange agreements with Chinese educational institutions.
Other early ties with China included the first university visit by China's new ambassador to the United States; Northridge having the first festival of Chinese films at an American university in 1988; an exchange of China and Northridge singers leading to that country's first bilingual opera production; and Northridge's debate team becoming the first foreign team to compete in China.
China InstituteCal State Northridge in 1982 established a China Institute to arrange educational and cultural activities and exchanges with China. The China Institute aims to promote better understanding of the Chinese culture and to strengthen friendship between the American and Chinese peoples. The institute last year celebrated its 20th anniversary. More information: www.csunchinainstitute.org.
University LeadershipUniversity President Jolene Koester, reinforcing Northridge's historic ties with China, attended the International Education Forum in Beijing in October 2002 as one of ten invited world education leaders. The president delivered a keynote address, "Economic Globalization and the Need for Intercultural Communication Competence."
International Exchange AgreementsCal State Northridge has signed international exchange agreements with nearly 40 educational and government institutions in China, paving the way for frequent faculty and student exchanges. Cal State Northridge has more such agreements in China than in any other country.
China ScholarsCal State Northridge hosted nearly 100 visiting scholars from China during 2002Đ03, including educators, government officials and business managers. More than 60 Northridge faculty members served as mentors for China visiting scholars during the year. Individual Northridge faculty and administrators also made at least 20 trips to China during the year.
International StudentsChina historically has been one of the largest contributors of international students at Cal State Northridge. In recent years, the University typically has hosted about 60 international students from China each year, with China ranking as one of Northridge's top countries of origin.
Prominent AlumniCharter schools pioneer Yvonne Chan(right); actress/film director Joan Chen; former television executive Wendy Deng, wife of Fox media mogul Rupert Murdoch.
China Government ScholarshipsFor the fifth consecutive year, the Chinese Government Scholarship Council has awarded a full scholarship to a Cal State Northridge student to study in China during 2003Đ04. Seven Northridge students in total have received these prestigious awards in the past five years, and several of those students are still studying and working in China. Northridge has received more such scholarships than any other Southern California university in recent years.
International Geography ConferenceCal State NorthridgeŃthrough its renowned Geography Department, one of the largest in the nationŃhas sponsored three international conferences on human geography, bringing together scholars from across the United States and China. Northridge geography professor I-Shou Wang has spearheaded this continuing series of conferences, held both here and in China.
Training Future LeadersThrough its China Institute, Cal State Northridge has provided specialized training to nearly 200 government officials and educators from China during the past decade. A just-completed program involved more than 100 mid-level government officials from Guangzhou and Dalian during the past five years. A prior program through the Chinese National Ministry of Education trained more than 40 science teacher educators and more than 40 education administrators.
Old China Hands ArchiveIn 2002, the University's Oviatt Library dedicated an Old China Hands Archive, established to preserve and publicize the heritage of the people from other countries and cultures who lived and worked in China from the 1840s to 1949. More information: library.csun.edu/oldchinahands.
China EmbroideryThe University's Oviatt Library also hosted this year an exhibit of intricate textile crafts of the Miao and Bai ethnic minority peoples of southwestern China. "Embroidery, Batik and Tie-Dye: Textile Crafts of Southwestern China" explored how these intensely colorful textiles are created. The exhibit was curated by Northridge librarian Angela Lew.
The Arts in ChinaCal State Northridge's Theatre Department has cultivated a longstanding exchange program with the Shanghai Theatre Academy, with Northridge students staging performances in China and their Chinese counterparts coming here to perform. Cal State Northridge's nationally renowned Jazz "A" Band in recent years also has performed in Beijing and Shanghai.
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I had the privilege of seeing this amazing old-time string band perform back in 2010 and have been obsessed with them ever since. They completely captured me with their outstanding commitment to musicianship, their preservation of bluegrass music as a key part of the culture in my hometown (Appalachia) and not to mention just really good music. Rhiannon Giddens, who you hear on this track, has some truly stunning vocal talent in addition to being phenomenal on both the fiddle and banjo.
Aside from being completely obsessed with the group, I specifically chose this track because I'm always excited when a great cover comes along and surprises me. The blending of modern R&B lyrics with old-time string instrumentation, super cool beat-boxing and Giddens' powerhouse vocals tells an interesting story about the way music has evolved over time. While some things change, there is still just something magical about stripped-down, flat-out, great music.
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Access to PostgreSQL is a best program that will convert Microsoft Access Databases to PostgreSQL. Transfer data directly to a server. Transfer password protected databases. Optional transfer of indexes. Optional transfer of records. Optional drop tables. Option add new columns. Optional transfer of default values in field definitions. Identifies. Freeware download of Access To PostgreSQL Converter 1.0.1, size 917.50 Kb.
Force Shut Down is an example database that shows how to get multiple Microsoft Access application front-ends on a network to automatically close. With Force Shut Down, you simply check a box bound to a field in a linked table, then each application front-end detects this change, displays a warning message to users, then automatically shuts down. Freeware download of Force Shut Down for Microsoft Access 1.0, size 45.52 Mb.
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This program allows the user to view the tables and data of a JET database, without using Microsoft Access.I designed it because I often have to view the data in JET databases, and installing microsoft access is not an option.
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Access to PostgreSQL is a small program that will convert Microsoft Access Databases to PostgreSQL. When you start the program it will run you through a wizard. The wizard will ask you all the necessary questions to setup the database transfer. In the first step you are asked to supply the file name of the Microsoft Access Database to convert. Just. Freeware download of Bullzip MS Access to PostgreSQL 184.108.40.206, size 3.31 Mb.
InvoiceNet are a programme which is available in Dutch and English some what you have necessary are windows with Microsoft Access. If you do not have this you can install runtime version (also to download).
InvoiceNet 1.0 License - Public Domain. Freeware download of InvoiceNet 1.0, size 0 b.
MS Access Recovery tool is a very efficient and fast solution for recovering Access .mdb files. Microsoft Access is used by hundreds of thousands of businesses around the world, as well as many more personal users, however the files can become corrupted or damaged due to hardware failure, computer infection from viruses and malware or even simple. Freeware download of AccessRecovery Free 1.0, size 1.24 Mb.
Firebird , Interbase ,PostGre-Sql , Sybase, SqlLite, Mysql, Oracle, Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL Server, Excel and text files or ODBC Report summary cross-tabs charts Publish reports easily across the web Drag and Drop report creation No complex programming required Export reports to popular formats like xls pdf rtf Print Professional looking. Freeware download of Scribes Report Tool 126.96.36.199, size 477.18 Kb.
TableLinker for Microsoft Access is a set of Access objects that you can add into your Access application to provide enhanced linked table management capabilities.
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IDBE Tools 2010 is a set of tools for the Visual Basic Editor in:
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There are 11 Wizards and Code Builders for the Office Visual Basic Editor:
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VBScript-Mania is a Microsoft Access database that includes over 2000 predefined scripts many of them founded in the Script Repository from Microsoft site along with a brief description, supported platforms, a categorization scheme and much, much more. Multilanguage support: at this moment program is available in two languages French and English. Freeware download of VBScriptMania 1.0, size 2.92 Mb.
This application is useful for those who doesn't have Microsoft Access installed but want to read and write mdb file. It is easy to use.. Freeware download of Microsoft mdb file reader and writer 1.0, size 340.96 Kb.
Currently runs on Microsoft Access 2000 or newer version. If your produce buying club meets in person (not online) then this could be a very useful tool for you.
Once you have a wholesale pricelist in .txt format, Fruitarium can automatically import it and generate your custom pricelist.
The product registry gives you. Freeware download of Fruitarium 1.0, size 0 b.
Access 97 Database Password thief is a tool which recovers forgot/lost password of database created in Microsoft Access 97. The project has been developed in Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0.
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This Microsoft® Access® based Construction Management Software is design to assist in the management of construction projects. It will help you tracking project tasks progress, expend and prevention of cost overruns. If you have multi-projects going on the same time, it also helps you on tasks management across the projects; it will help you. Freeware download of Construction Management Software 1.0, size 92.16 Kb.
This font will work with any Windows or Mac program that supports True Type fonts including Microsoft Access, Micrsoft Excel, MS Word and QuickBooks.
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TTT is an add-in to Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft access TIPT Service and Call Management features within your web browser When you open Internet Explorer or Outlook until you log in.
Telstra Telephony Toolbar (herein referred as TTT) for everyday users of Microsoft Outlook
Telephony (TIPT) platform. With this product. Freeware download of Telstra Telephony Toolbar MB3 14 1, size 0 b.
Easy Invoicing UK is not a stock control Database, but a simple, easy to use, order processing and invoice application designed to work on the Microsoft Access 2000 (or higher) or Microsoft Windows platform.
Ideal for Small or Home Business, a Group, Club or Society, or for those who run a catalog or similar clubs.
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"Jajah phone buddy" adds automatic telephone dialling to almost any windows application, using Jajah VOIP telephony, including Microsoft CRM, Microsoft, Access, Microsoft Outlook, Goldmine, ACT, other CRM and Accounts packages etc.
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Check Rogue Status and DTA's Gumball 3000 submission for this years revolutionary race. For those unfamiliar, Gumball 3000 is a huge 3,000 mile/5,000 km rally, however this year never-before stops in both North Korea (for a concert) and China (in association with the Olympics) are also in the works. The Rogue Status x DTA Scion xB won't necessarily be the fastest out the gate, but both parties have done a dope job with keep things clean and simple. Gumball 3000 for 2008 kicks off in August.
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Apart from having a very unique name, the Chacabuco Backpack is Patagonia's largest daypack for those who can't leave gear behind. This big backpack boasts two generous main compartments, one with a padded sleeve for most 17-inch laptops. The padded sleeve also doubles as an insulated sleeve for reservoirs thanks to the integrated tube port. Breathable Air Flow mesh makes sure the back panel and shoulder straps are comfy on or off the trail.
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Hi all,
New user to Discover, and I'm delighted to see that the Clive Sinclair philosophy towards software development lives on. Indeed, it's great to see that CAPITA have a sense of humour, in naming their "product" Discover, since that's clearly what we have to do, discover what's wrong with it.
Forgive the puerile humour, but I'm a little fed up with being fed nonsense from CAPITA every time I find gaping holes in the software.
For instance: (see attachment for a screen-scrape)
Get the graphs Behaviour Incidents by Action Taken, and Behaviour Incidents by Registration Group on the canvas. The former shows all behaviour incidents for the current academic year, categorised by Action Taken. Quite useful. The latter shows all behaviour incidents for the current academic year, but categorised by Tutor Group. Also vey useful, particularly for Tutors. Graphs are produced extremely quickly and easily. So far, an excellent product. One brilliant function is being able to drag one part of a graph over another part, and create one's own filter. So it would be great to be able to see how many students had a behaviour incident that resulted in a C3 detention being set in a particular tutor group, so I drag the C3 Detention data point (is that the correct term?) from the former graph, and drop it on the latter. So now, I would expect that this would show me Behaviour Incidents that resulted in a C3 Detention being set, categorised by Tutor Group. This would be brilliant as it's so quick and easy to do.The legend now changes to say Behaviour Incidents [filtered byC3 Detention 45 mins (Action)], which supports all this. Excellent.
What this apparently shows is all behaviour incidents for all actions taken for students in tutor groups who have been involved with a behaviour incident with action taken C3 Detention. Apparently the graph is not filtering Behaviour Incidents, it's filtering group's of students. (forgive the incorrect use of the apostrophe, but I wouldn't want to misquote CAPITA).
I am told that the fault isn't with the graph filtering, as I mistakenly thought (silly me, how could I come to such a preposterous conclusion?). The fault lies with the automated generation of the legend, and this will be fixed in a future release ("fixed in the next release" I think was first used by the Eqyptians when they were developing the pyramids).
I have ordered a 60" wide screen monitor, to enable the snappy all behaviour incidents for all actions taken for students in tutor groups who have been involved with a behaviour incident with action taken C3 Detention legend to be clearly displayed, and await the next release with interest.
When I have a few moments over half-term, I'm going to look at the other graphs, to see if I can stretch the inventive capabilities of the CAPITA helpdesk.
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After an incredibly strong homestand at Turner Field, the Atlanta Braves are back on the road on Monday, as they touch down in the Big Apple to take on the New York Mets. The Braves swept the Mets in dominant fashion last week in Atlanta, but after a loss in the series finale against the Arizona Diamondbacks, the team will be focused on beginning a new winning streak against the battered Mets.
New York will stand behind starting pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka in the opener, and the veteran right-hander was shelled to the tune of five earned runs in his last outing against the Braves. At 33 years old, the best years for Dice-K are clearly behind him, but he has been solid this season (3.72 ERA) and if he has his top arsenal, Atlanta could be in for a battle throughout the evening.
On the side of the Braves, Mike Minor will take the ball as he looks to bounce back from another subpar outing in his last start. As covered last week, there are a variety of opinions as to whether Minor has dropped off considerably from recent seasons, but there is no question that his peripherals indicate some negative luck this season, and the New York bats present an opportunity to right the ship.
Here is a look at the particulars for Monday:
Date: July 7, 2014
Start Time: 7:10 pm ET
TV Channel: SportSouth
Radio: 680 AM/106.7 FM (Local in Atlanta), Full list of Local Affiliates
Live Stream: MLB.tv (Click Here, $)
Be sure to follow us on Twitter (@ATLBeatBlog) for more information (including all of your Atlanta Braves action), and check back after the game for a full recap. Sound off in the comments!
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This is a gorgeous set. We didn't give it 5 stars because the top scratches easily and doesn't hold up well to even warm plates being set on it, even with a tablecloth. ...Read complete review
This is a gorgeous set. We didn't give it 5 stars because the top scratches easily and doesn't hold up well to even warm plates being set on it, even with a tablecloth. I highly recommend a glass or fitted cover for the top. The other problem(s) we had were the chairs. There was no quality control - the seat cushions weren't attached to the base properly, and the wood/metal has gaps. We had to have a technician come out 3 times so far to fix all of these problems. Thankfully we purchased the extended warranty!We LOVE LOVE LOVE the wine storage and the drawer storage! Like I said, it is truly a gorgeous set, its just quality control that is disappointing along with the table top. We are going to have to purchase glass to cover the top because it is sad that we have to cover it and can't enjoy the beauty of the top!!
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This is the worse table!! Don't waste your money unless you are never going to use it. I bought this table to have dinner at with my family. It scratches if you put...Read complete review
This is the worse table!! Don't waste your money unless you are never going to use it. I bought this table to have dinner at with my family. It scratches if you put a glass on it. And forget about putting something warm on it you get these terrible heat marks. The edges of the table just rub off. My children are 15 and 20 so it's not like I have little ones s
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Comments about BROYHILL FURNITURE Vantana 5-pc. Counter-Height Dining Set:
Very happy customers:) The set fits perfectly in my dining room, It is well made, easy to clean. We love it!!
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Downsized from a very formal dining room but still needed the great look and storage that this set affords. Have received many positive comments about the hutch! Chairs are sturdy yet comfortable and not too high for the seniors among us to have problems with.
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Beautiful Set!
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We bought this set right before Thanksgiving and love it! The table is large enough for everyone to have elbow room and has plenty of room for large amounts of food.
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We have used this set and get lots of compliments on it and even the grandchildren love sitting at this table. Great height for everyone. Seats are easy to clean.
I would buy this set ten times over
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My husband & purchased this beautiful set to go in our newly redone dinningroom, I feel in love with it the moment I set my eyes On it. We use it for formal & informal gatherings. I can not say how much I adore this set !
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We love our new dining set. It looks just beautiful in our town house
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I am very happy with my dining room it looks so pretty sitting in the room and it came in handy
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I am very pleased with this table. We have an open floor plan where the living room , dinning room and kitchen are all visible to one another and so its wonderful for entertaining. With the leaf in, the table is just huge and seats 6 people very comfortably. I also purchased the matching buffet without the hutch top and both pieces are stunning together and really complete our downstairs adding warmth and class to the living space. The color of the wood looks even better up close in person... the web doesn't do it justice.
Cozy but modern dining set
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I use this product everyday. I love the seating and the storage in the base of the table. I don't find anything wrong with this product.
Beautiful Choice
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I love my new dining table. I questioned my decistion to choose the new, higher table style, but it works well in my space. The chairs are comfortable. I have already hosted a family birthday party and everyone remarked well on my new table. The look, feel, quality, all is fabulous. This table is a great choice.
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Grab em while you can Doughnut Plant continues to sell doughnuts topped with organic rose petals today and maybe tomorrow. No heart-shaped ones left, just round ones for $3.50. Even if these floral creations dont manage to warm your heart, theyll at least accelerate your heart rate.
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Inez Holbrook Catledge
Inez Holbrook Catledge, 93, of Southaven, died June 15, 2009 in Hernando. She was Baptist.
Services were held at 2 p.m. on June 18 at Holly Springs Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Pleasant Hill Cemetery in Ashland. Bro. Mark McNair officiated.
She leaves two daughters, Connie Parker of Hernando, Peggy Winters of Batesville; a son, Jimmy Holbrook of Southaven; a brother, Thomas Miller of Blue Mountain; two sisters, Sarah Collins of Hickory Flat, Lottie Lunday of Memphis, Tenn., 13 grandchildren, 22 great-grandchildren and 10 great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by a son, Tommy Lee Holbrook
Vera T. Collier
Vera T. Collier, 87, of Holly Springs, died June 10, 2009 at Alliance HealthCare System. She accepted Christ at an early age and joined Mt. Teamer CME Church. She later converted to Catholicism and joined Our Lady of Sorrow in Chicago, Ill. She moved her membership to St. Joseph Catholic Church in Holly Springs in 1987, where she was active until her death. She attended the Marshall County Schools and also Mississippi Industrial College.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on June 15 at St. Joseph Catholic Church. Burial was in Mt. Teamer Church Cemetery. Father Leonard Elder, SCJ, officiated. Serenity Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
She leaves her stepson, Gregory Collier; nephews Anthony McKinnon, Lincoln McKinnon, Ralph Sims; and nieces Hazel Ivory, Odella McKinnon, Phyllis Sims.
She was preceded in death by her sisters and brother, Dorsey, Majorie, Edith Ray and Aubrey Charles.
Roy Durbin
Roy Durbin, 57, of Olive Branch, died June 15, 2009. He was a Baptist and a truck driver.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on June 19 at Holly Springs Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Bethel Cemetery in Olive Branch. Bro. David Parlow officiated.
He leaves a daughter, Serena McDaniel of Memphis; his mother, Ruth Durbin of Olive Branch; three sisters, Marilyn Johnson of Holly Springs, Susan Hanna of Slayden, and Janet Miles of Olive Branch.
Pallbearers were Roy Booth, Richard Tyler, Steve Hubert, Rick Parham, Tommy Campbell and Gene Holmes.
Shun Fenyota Gatewood
Shun Fenyota Gatewood, 30, of Holly Springs, died June 14, 2009 at Americare Health Center in Memphis, Tenn.
Services were held at 11 am. on June 20 at Faith Fellowship COGIC in Slayden. Burial was in the church cemetery. Pastor Christopher Griggs officiated. Serenity Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves two children, Ta'Shaleia Robinson, and Keshun Hardin; his father, Lawrence L. Gatewood; four brothers, Lee E. Fitzpatrick of Slayden, Charles Fitzpatrick of Holly Springs, Gary Gatewood of New Albany, Elvis Gatewood of Leakesville; three sisters, Sandra Morrow of Oxford, Gayle and Lekitha Gatewood of Holly Springs; and a godsister, Imiya Pass of Holly Springs.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Bernett Gatewood.
Active pallbearers were friends of the family. Honorary pallbearers were Charles Fitzpatrick, Elvis Gatewood, Lee E. Fitzpatrick, Doyle Morrow, Gary Gatewood, and Cadarius Bush.
Roy Alan Lorenson
Roy Alan Lorenson, 53, of Southaven, died June 18, 2009 at Baptist DeSoto. He was a Christian and an armed security guard.
Services were held at 2 p.m. on June 20 at Goodman Oaks Church of Christ. Holly Springs Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves his wife, Vickie Lorenson; his son, Joseph Lorenson of Millington, Tenn.; his daughter, Ashley Cathey of Niceville, Fla.; his mother, Jackie Lorenson of Southaven; a brother, Glen Lorenson of Grenada; a sister, Margaret Dixon of Lucedale; and four grandchildren.
M.C. Maxwell
M.C. Maxwell, 89, of Holly Springs, died June 15, 2009 at his home. He was the widower of Eloise Harper Maxwell and a retired farmer.
Services were held at 2 p.m. on June 21 at Wyatt Community Church, where he was a member. Burial was in the church cemetery. Rev. Lee Massey Jones officiated. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves three children, Lee Malone of Memphis, Tenn., Edmond Lee Norman of Tyro, Luevina Malone of Memphis, Tenn.; caregiver and grandson, Larry Rucker; five grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
Cecil Lidell Mitchell
Cecil Lidell Mitchell, 92, of Oxford, died June 21, 2009. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Holly Springs. He was a chemical engineer for Dupont during World War II, a superintendent of education in the cities of McComb, Ecru and Sardis; a basketball coach and teacher; an Axa Equitable insurance agent and a real estate broker. He was a 32nd degree Mason.
Services were held at 10 a.m. on June 24 at Holly Springs Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Hill Crest Cemetery. Rev. Gregory Davis officiated.
He leaves his wife, Hallye Young Mitchell; a son, Charles Mitchell of McKinney, Tx.; two daughters, Sharon Steele of Byhalia, Pamela Walker of Oxford; four grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Phillip L. Watts
Phillip L. Watts, 55, of Potts Camp, died June 20, 2009. He was a Baptist and disabled.
Services were held at 3 p.m. on June 24 at Holly Springs Funeral Home Chapel.
He leaves his brother, John David Watts of Little Rock, Ark.; and two sisters, Frankey Bennett of Potts Camp, Joyce Ann Fields of Little Rock.
Herman Summers
Herman (Boot) Summers, of Byhalia, died May 23, 2009 at Baptist Hospital in Memphis, Tenn. He accepted Christ at an early age and joined Union Valley Baptist Church in Byhalia. He was a graduate of Manassas High School. He was employed with Humko Chemical Company for 35 years and Owens-Corning Fiberglass Corporation for seven years.
Services were held at 1 p.m. on May 31 at Union Valley Baptist Church in Byhalia. Burial was in Union Valley Cemetery in Byhalia. Rev. Joe Richmond, pastor, officiated. Jefferson Mortuary of Millington, Tenn., was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves four daughters, Jackie Rayford, Belinda Summers, Winday Davis, Donna Summers, all of Memphis, Tenn.; five brothers, Phillip Morris Sumner, Gene Sumner, Marcellus Sumner, Alvin Sumner, Richard Sumner; four sisters, Brenda Sumner, Julia Sumner, Patty Sumner, Valerie Abram; a great-uncle, Henderson Milan of Holly Springs; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren
He was preceded in death by three brothers, Willie Lee Sumner, Bryan Sumner and Ben Sumner; and his grandparents, John Phillips and Mary Phillips.
Pallbearers were Earl Jones, Donald McCaster, Dwayne Phillips, Terry Phillips, Bobby Spears, Larondo Spears and Carlos Sumner. Honorary pallbearers were Wallace Ingram, Marshal Martin, Victor Peyton, Freeman Phillips, M.L. Rayford, Archie Richmond, Freddie Stinson and James Street.
Hermon Wilkins
Hermon (Sponge) Wilkins, 76, of Byhalia, died June 14, 2009 at his home. He was a church trustee and a retired glass cutter with Taylor Glass Company in Memphis, Tenn.
Services were held at 12 noon on June 20 at Mt. Pisgah CME Church, where he was a member. Burial was in the church cemetery. Rev. Hubie Nelson officiated. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves his wife, Nina M. Hale Wilkins of Cayce; seven daughters, Ora Wilkins of St. Louis, Mo., minister Dorothy Garrison of Collierville, Tenn., Darlene LeSueur, Nina Wilkins, Shelia Wilkins, Debra Wilkins, Wendy Wilkins, all of Memphis, Tenn.; five sons, Howard Wilkins of Miramar, Fla., Bradford Wilkins of Cayce, Herman A. Wilkins, Darrell Wilkins, both of Memphis, Tenn., Steve Wilkins of Milwaukee, Wisc.; a sister, Florence Coleman of Cayce; a brother, elder C.O. Wilkins of Holly Springs; 18 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Travis Wilkins, Damien LeSueur, Devonte Martin, Demarcus Romell Wilkins, Isaiah Garrison and Brandon Wilkins. Honorary pallbearers were Bradford Wilkins, Howard Wilkins, Darrell Wilkins, Wayne LeSueur, Herman Wilkins, Steve Wilkins, Ike Garrison and Roosevelt Rubin.
Marie Woodard Williams
Marie Woodard Williams, 82, of Michigan City, died June 13, 2009 at her home. She was a member of the church choir, a member of the usher board, a member of the Order of Eastern Star and a senior companion with MIFA, Fayette County, Tenn.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on June 20 at Sims Chapel MB Church, where she was a member. Burial was in Williams Family Cemetery. Rev. Randall Woodard officiated. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
She leaves her husband, Julius Williams of Michigan City; three daughters, Brenda Barnett of Michigan City, Helen Williams of Ashburn, Va., Vonsha Williams of Memphis, Tenn.; a son, Edward Williams of Michigan City; 23 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by sons, Frederick Williams and Wallace Williams.
Honorary pallbearers were Edward Williams, Kenneth Williams and Ronnie Barnett. Pallbearers were Freddie Hampton, Marqis Williams, Dupree Crawford, Laprae Crawford, Terrell Johnson and Keith Crawford.
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This is more what I expected from the Cosmos series – cosmology and some astrophysics, e.g., black holes with the mass of 4,000,000 suns and what it might be like to approach the event horizon of one.
While I appreciated the point they were making, I don't know how helpful it is to say that the, "Sun's image is an unreal ghost because the light we see from it is 8 minutes behind and by the time we "see" it the Sun is no longer in that relative position off the horizon.
The same could be said about any image we see – what we see is a ghost of what we were looking at because the light isn't instantaneous. The only difference is that close objects like we see on earth might as well be instantaneous because that light and the object producing the image are essentially in sync for almost all intents and purposes. The moon is about 1 light-second away. So, where do we draw the line? However, I suppose if you ever thought of visiting some distant star or galaxy, even if you could get there instantly, better guess again, because it wouldn't still be in that location or may not still exist at all. We could say that we'll cross that bridge when we get to it.
But, I understand that GPS triangulation works by taking advantage of this phenomenon.
I noted Tyson said we couldn't see any objects further away than the light from the crab nebula 6,500 light years away if the earth was only 6,500 years old. Good point.
It's interesting how they said that they don't know what happened before the Big Bang but they do have some "crazy ideas" about that. That might have been a phrase I would have used, especially since I'm not an astrophysicist and tend to think the gap between what we can know about that and what science can answer is perhaps getting wider rather than being filled by science. But, I'm surprised to here Tyson put it that way. Thoughts?


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As for me, I'm going to work. But it's slippery as a rink outside this morning, both Camden public schools are closed, and the Vo-Tech -- although open -- draws its student body from Camden.
If five students are absent, I will be able to leave work early and watch the inauguration with my daughter. If not, I will be able to watch the inauguration on a big-screen t.v. in a classroom filled with minority students who adore Barack Obama.
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