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It took over 3 years to get the required DMarc put in alone. I was even told not to pay anything by a supervisor in which we recorded it. The company still cut off our service leaving us with no internet or even 911!
My wife had called 911 only to discover it did not work!
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If you owed them money then you PAY your bill. Why would a supervisor tell you not to pay? You must be leaving something out.
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Just curious do you or any family members work for the company? Also curious if something doesn't work if you pay for it when told not to.
madconsumer on 02/01/2009:
so what was the issue?
jwpenn on 02/01/2009:
Just curious do you or any family members work for the company? Also curious if something doesn't work if you pay for it when told not to.
Edited to add, to answer why I was told to not pay the bill, even the company acknowledged they were unable to fix the problem. Since we had been paying for services that even the COMPANY acknowledged did not work, they agreed that it made no sense to continue to pay for things that did not work. He even went so far as to say that once the services were working and we all agreed billing would begin again, it was their motivation to finally solve the problem. Monthly we would call him and he would correct the bill when we asked if we needed to pay or not. One month his boss decided this was not good enough, reversed all credits and disconnected the phone and internet after we were told to not pay. I suggest if you have any further questions to visit the official docket with the South Carolina Public Utility Commission.
jwpenn on 02/01/2009:
On the home phone we have radio interference and were picking up local radio stations on the line. We were told to continuously buy new phones, which we did. Even the phones provided by the company which were supposedly guaranteed to block any interference did not work. The home phone would hang onto the line and not disconnect from earlier calls coming in or going out. The home phone would disconnect calls or rather "drop" calls like a cell phone. The cable modem was down more than it was up and finally after 3 years they came to find it was improperly run outside the home and was buried. That was done incorrectly and led to cracking and eventually the complete leaning of the pole it was run from, due to the instability of the ground from the contractors. The company disconnected our home security system (which after two years of trial and error all agreed were NOT a part of the problem during a vendor meet) and left a post it note on the front door saying "Your home security system has been disconnected from your home phone line", letting anyone and everyone who came by aware that the alarm did not work. I could go on and on but the docket shows it all. Hands down the worst offense was during a medical emergency when my wife had to dial 911 for herself while home alone with our then three year old daughter, to find that the phone and 911 would not work. She had to drive herself to get medical treatment and neighbors in the area have problems with their lines dialing 911 constantly when they are not in use. The issues are still unresolved, we know we are not the only people dealing with issues of this caliber.
madconsumer on 02/01/2009:
so if we disagree with you and your opinion, that means we are emplooyed byt the entity of your complaint?
a d-marc panel is often used where there are multiple lines. homne phone lines over 10 would require a mini d-marc. how many lines were installed? interference can come from the electrical source as well. was a line conditioner installed?
jwpenn on 02/01/2009:
No, madconsumer you are right, it does not mean you are employed there but locally I have found that the only people who agree with their actions are either employed there or have family who are.
We had no distinct Dmarc point outside and as ordered by the Utilities Commission we now have a special D Marc where we can go outside and test the line to see if the noise is outside of the home, which it is. We paid a specialist over 500 dollars to confirm it is outside of our home. :(
I am not sure about the line conditioner, I do know they installed filters (if that is the same) to help with the radio interference but those do not work well and it still bleeds through. The radio interference can be heard on top of the pole on the line outside, which we have been told has been rewired at least three times. When we asked to have our inside lines rewired they said we could not do this since they terminated our inside wire maintenance plan.
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Comporium is a monopoly that is out-of-control. When there is a situation where there is only one choice of a company
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Comporium Communications is one of the worst companies I have ever had to deal with. Even contacted the FCC. Some of the internet assistance people are very rude, but some are very gracious. This "Utility" cannot get its act together. To add insult to injury, their charges are outrageous. Bottom line, this company stinks!
Harry on 04/07/2014:
Comporium is a monopoly! They have horrible customer service that acts like they are doing you a favor giving you their time.
They will not provide corporate numbers or emails to take things to higher levels as they are instructed to follow a chain of command. If you have problems/billing issues, don't expect any care or concern. They know they are a monopoly in Rock Hill and couldn't care less losing a single customer.
We need "competition" here! In NC Time Warner did what it took to keep valued customers. I will soon be switching to Dish Tv and I wish everyone would leave this corporate money bag of a company that treats customers (7 years) like rubbish!!!!
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Bus operators will lose right to set fares and timetables - Newspaper Edition - Times Online
Private bus operators will be stripped of their powers to set fares, frequencies and timetables, under proposals aimed at reversing 20 years of decline.
The competition laws will be relaxed ....
If the proposals become law, local authorities will be allowed to establish contracts if they can demonstrate that there is a public interest in removing control from the operators.
No no no - this isn't the creeping hand of socialism, nationalisation and state control, that is all "so last century", this is modern dynamic competitive measures for THE ENVIRONMENT; can't have people travelling willy-nilly as they want in their own cars when they could be forced to queue up in the rain for the privilege of travelling in a stinking diesel smoking monster that takes them where they don't want to go at times that don't suit. It's for the planet, don't you understand?


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After two washed-out days at Royal Durban in South Africa the inaugural Nelson Mandela Championship was cut to 36 holes and began on a course reduced to a par 65 because of the saturated fairways.
Madsen birdied three of his last five holes for a 60 and shares the lead with local hope Tim Clark, while 20-year-old Lloyd is only one behind along with another of the home contingent, Lindani Ndwandwe.
Former Players Championship winner Clark set the target earlier in the day and said: "It wasn't that easy out there, but I was amazed at how good the greens were with all the rain they had.
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Laying the Base for Public Bicycle Sharing in Penang
As we are seeing in these pages Penang in general and Georgetown in particular are giving attention to the possibility of creating a public bicycle system for the city. As a first step they have issued a Request for Proposals which is shortly to come online. This is a great thing because there are many reasons to create conditions for safe and agreeable cycling on city streets across the state.
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When one introduces shared taxis one has to guard against the danger that they take people off buses and trains (or off their feet or bikes) rather than off cars. If so they will actually increase the number of motor vehicles, and furthermore unless the system is transparent and available to casual users (i.e. one doesn't have to live in the area, belong to a club, or book ages in advance) they may prevent the development of genuinely comprehensive mobility systems."
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A veteran of the nuclear industry provides timely updates about Fukushima as he battles misconceptions about nuclear energy in general
Most misconceptions about nuclear energy can be tied back to Hiroshima and Nagasaki, says Leslie Corrice—who should know, since he spent an entire career dealing with misconceptions on behalf of a U.S. nuclear utility.
Now retired after a second career as a high school math and science teacher, he updates two web sites three times a week.
He said in a telephone interview that he started posting about 10 months before the events that took place at Fukushima in March 2011.
"At that point, blog traffic just went off the deep end," he said. "Even after the U.S.started bombing Libya, and the mainstream news media moved on, interest remained strong about Fukushima."
At the Hiroshima Syndrome, he writes in the tradition of the great American humorist Will Rogers, who said,
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Did you know…
…Mother Nature is totally nuclear.
…Uranium is not a natural explosive.
…Three Mile Island's accident was a severe meltdown.
…Bomb fallout is very different from nuclear power plant radiation releases.
At his blog on Fukushima, he posts news and detailed updates three times a week.
Corrice also has the distinction of having been an early commenter on the ANS Nuclear Cafe in 2010.
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Louisiana Legislature Passes Resolution Supporting Blanco's Opposition to Open-loop
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"This is the first resolution of its kind to come from any state legislature," explains Briana Kerstein of the Gulf Restoration Network. "One open-loop LNG facility alone will be sterilizing 150 million gallons of gulf water per day, killings billions of fish eggs and larvae. It is important that we have local control to stop the harm to our fisheries and our local economies."
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"Mr. Bill," the original Saturday Night Live pop icon turned environmental advocate, has joined the ranks of the Gumbo Alliance, a network of environmental groups, commercial and recreational fishermen and concerned citizens opposed to the construction of open-loop terminals in the Gulf.
Members of the Gumbo Alliance oppose "open-loop" LNG terminals because of the harmful effects they will have in Gulf waters. One open-loop terminal alone will use between 130-200 million gallons of Gulf water daily, running it over radiator-like coils, destroying fish eggs, larvae, plankton, shrimp, crustaceans and any other organisms contained in the water. The systems then discharge super-cooled, chlorinated water into the environment, further disrupting fragile marine ecosystems.
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Makes 2 servings
Approximate prep and cook time: 25 minutes
- 1 lb grass-fed ground beef
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 TB. fresh chopped ginger
- 1/2 cup sliced mushrooms
- 1 cup shredded cabbage
- 1 TB. apple cider vinegar
- 1 TB. coconut aminos
- 1 TB. fish sauce (use Red Boat Fish Sauce if you can find some)
- 1 head Iceberg or Bibb lettuce, large leaves in tact
- Shredded cabbage, shredded carrots and chopped green onions, for garnish
- Heat a skillet over medium heat and add the ground beef and onions. Cook until the beef is no longer pink in the center (about 7 minutes) and add the garlic and ginger. Stir well for about a minute.
- Add the mushrooms and cabbage and cook until vegetables are soft. Stir in the vinegar, coconut aminos, and fish sauce and continue stirring until heated through.
- To serve, spoon the ground beef mixture into the lettuce leaves, being careful not to overfill. Top with additional cabbage, carrots, and green onions if desired.
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The recipe looks delicious. How big is a serving?
This recipe is seriously delicious! Mine became a lettuce bowl rather than wraps, but still wonderful, and so pretty to look at. Posted a photo to your FB page.
We really enjoyed this! We made with ground pork (my husband is allergic to beef). Great, easy weekday meal.
Yummy!! Going to add some water chestnuts next time.


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This edition of the Scoreboard illustrates and analyses a wide set of indicators of science, technology, globalisation and industrial performance in OECD and major non-OECD countries (notably Brazil, Russia, India, Indonesia, China and South Africa). Indicators are organised around five issues: responding to the economic crisis, targeting new growth areas, competing in the world economy, connecting to global research, and investing in the knowledge economy. The Scoreboard also includes StatLinks, "clickable" access to the underlying data in Excel® spreadsheets.
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Anyone who reads this blog regularly knows I am a big fan of using expressions to achieve results in SSIS. In this post I'm going to show a very simple example of using them.
If you are building SSIS packages then you will be (or you should be) using the log providers to keep a history of your package executions. I generally use the Log Provider for Text Files:
One thing I like to do is have a seperate logfile for each execution of a package. I also like to easily identify which package the logfile was created by. Well guess what, all of this can be achieved with expressions.
Take the File Connection Manager that is used to point at the location where SSIS will create the logfile. I can apply an expression to the ConnectionString property in order to achieve what I want. Here is the expression:
"C:\\temp\\" + @[System::PackageName] + (DT_STR,4,1252)DATEPART( "yyyy" , @[System::StartTime] ) + RIGHT("0" + (DT_STR,4,1252)DATEPART( "mm" , @[System::StartTime] ), 2) + RIGHT("0" + (DT_STR,4,1252)DATEPART( "dd" , @[System::StartTime] ), 2) + RIGHT("0" + (DT_STR,4,1252)DATEPART( "hh" , @[System::StartTime] ), 2) + RIGHT("0" + (DT_STR,4,1252)DATEPART( "mi" , @[System::StartTime] ), 2) + RIGHT("0" + (DT_STR,4,1252)DATEPART( "ss" , @[System::StartTime] ), 2) + ".csv"
The bit that people have trouble with here is getting the date and time in the required format [YYYYMMDDHH24MISS] that will ensure the files appear in the order that they are created. Hopefully my putting this expression here will make it easier for people. In the screenshot below you can see the expression and what it is evaluating to:
Just to prove the point, here's a screenshot of the c:\temp directory after a few executions:
Hope that's useful to someone. In all probability the most useful thing is the expression to return today's date as a string. Of course, this technique can also be used for other files, not just log files.
The demo package can be downloaded from here.
Someone recently left a comment on my blog about Package Template Locations asking if I could share my
Good afternoon Jamie!
Well done. I thank you for this reference. I am following up on a blog on MSDN, referenced in the URL
MSDN is down so I am following up directly. Hopefully "Young Engineer" is checking in. I am doing much the same as he is, only I need to dynamically name a text file that I am generating out of SSIS. So I name the file XXXX.PO.123 where 123 is the day of the year (Julian? - sort of). This is what I have entered based on your code above, but keep receiving the UNICODE errors that plague SSIS
"C:\XXXX.PO." + [DT_STR,3,1252]DATEDIFF("dd", [DT_STR,10,1252]DATEDIFF("dd", @[System::StartTime] ,("12/31/"+ (DT_STR,4,1252)DATEPART( "yy" , @[System::StartTime] ))), 365)
ERROR: the function datediff does not suport the data type DT_WSTR for parameter 3. The type of parameter could not be explicitly case into a compatible type for the function. to perform this operation, the operand needs to be explicity caset with a cast operator. error code 0xC0047089
can you see the error of my ways?
Hi Michael,
First of all you have nested DATEDIFF functions which simply doesn't make any sense.
I find it better to break expressions over several lines to help understand them.
Basically though, the error is exactly what the message says. The third parameter of the DATEDIFF function doesn't accept strings, it accepts a date. As the documentation says: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms139927.aspx
I don't know what you mean by unicode errors plaging SSIS. In this case your expression is wrong - you can't blame SSIS for that. Perhaps better to say errors plague your packages :)
Is there a way to create Folders also dynamically for the Logs, just like you did for files?
Hello Saru,
I use WIX (wix.sourceforge.net) to deploy my packages and all associated config files. usig WIX you can also create folder structures.
Can you get the location that the package is running from dynamically at runtime?
Ex. Instead of "C:\\temp\\" could I use some something like
@[System::PackageDir] + "\\Logs\\"
I guess this may be more of an available variables question, but I haven't found one that looks like what I want. Perhaps this information is only available from a script through the object model and not in an expression.
PS I have found your postings VERY helpful and tried to join conchango, but I am still waiting on the confirmation email.
No, its not possible to do that. The reason being that it might not actually be running in a directory e.g. If you execute from SQL Server.
Which confirmation email are you waiting on? If you want to submit your CV then email it to me email@example.com
Thanks for the quick feedback. That makes a lot of sense and saves me a lot of time chasing down a feature that doesn't exist.
In your expression, you store the log files in a local folder. But If I want to store the log files in a shared folder, What modifications are reqd in this expression
I am using this dynamic log file name. However I have one issue. How do I send this file using Send Mail Task? It error out saying the file does not exist.
Thanks, your article detailing the Log Provider for Text Files is great. I am now using them extensively throughout my projects.
Just one question though, is there a utility to read and format the resultant log files? I am opening them in a spreadsheet, which is better than plain text, but not what I am really looking for.
There is no utility that I know of. Perhaps you could use a SSIS package to dump them into a table :)
Actually, you could probably build a SSRS report on top of them - assuming SSRS can display the content of text files.
Hi Jamie,
I'm using your expression to set the connection string on the log file.
The problem is I get two log files each time I execute the package, e.g.
Any ideas?
Hii Jamie,
please ignore the last comment about two log files, it doesn't happen when you execute the package normally, i.e. outside of the designer.
Hi JamiHi,
Is there a way to set a checkpoint path dynamically? I have disabled SSIS package configurations , and I would like to retrieve the checkpoint path from a database that stores the variables. Problem is that the package always saves the checkpoint file to the design defined path not the retrieved path.
You can set an expression on CheckpointFileName property of the package. Thus defining it dynamically.
My apologies, I didnt explain properly.
I am setting an expression on the CheckpointFilename dynamically. But it still saves the file to the wrong place.
Perhaps this might help: http://blogs.conchango.com/jamiethomson/archive/2007/11/15/SSIS_3A00_-Dynamically-set-a-checkpoint-file-location.aspx
Thank you !!! Just wat I was searching for;
Ravi, I'm running into the same issue. By the time I try and email the file, the System::StartTime has incremented, and therefore can't send. ALSO, if it happens to finish within that split second, I still can't email the attachment because the Log provider still controls access into it. I'm anxious to hear of any solutions that would allow us to email off the dynamic log files as an attachment.
I've also tried setting the logfile name in a variable, then using that variable as the ConnectionString property in expressions, unfortunately, the variable doesn't get set early enough for the log provider to use it. I've tried setting this variable many ways (OnPreExecute at the package scope, OnPreValidate, as a Script Task attached to a sequence container, and setting OnError to be logged just on the sequence container). No success any of these ways.
Justin B,
I assume you're emailing the file from a different package, is that right?
if so, you're going to have to pass the logfile name from one package to another. There are a few options so let me know exactly what your setup is and I *might* be able to help.
Actually, I'm emailing from the same package. I finally got it to work! First I created two variables on the package level: ErrorLogFolder, and ErrorLogFileName.
Next, I created a sequence container that held all of the tasks that I'm running. Outside of the sequence container, I created a script task, and connected it to the sequence container for "Failure". The script task grabs the last created log file from the ErrorLogFolder, and copies it to a temporary file. The entire script code is located here (http://pastebin.com/f602da992). Next, I attached an Email task component to the Script task, and set the File Attachment property as an expression to the variable ErrorLogFileName. Finally, I attached a File System Task to DELETE the file using the ErrorLogFileName as the Source Path, (set source path as variable to true).
I forgot to only pull files with that package name in the file name. Use this script instead (http://pastebin.com/m60892db3). Thanks for the great blog on logging Jamie.
Is it possible to store the values of my variables using the SSIS Logging framework? If that's not possible then do you have any recommendations? I was thinking about using a Script Task on the OnError Event Handler to write a file with these values but that feels a bit rudimentary.
Any suggestions?
Yeah, use a script task to call:
and put the value of the variable into the appropriate parameter. It will fire an information event which will automatically end up in your log.
I've got a ForEachLoop Enumerator that takes a list of tables and performs some sequential analysis on columns contained in them. The results are written out to a .csv file for each table (the files are dynamically named using variables and BLOCKED EXPRESSION using streamwriter. Downstream in the dataflow I then want to email these files to a user before returning to the beginning of the loop (i.e. processing the next table).
Everything works fine except for the attachment of the files. I've tried both the send mail task and Execute SQL (sp_send_dbmail), with DelayValidation set to true on both the sequence container and the mail task container. No joy in either case - the SQL task fails with "Executing API 'CreateFile' failed with error number 32", and the send mail task fails similarly with a file connection error. If I disable the mail send and use the package to generate the output files, then disable the dataflow and use the package just to send the (already present) files, it works ok - so security seems to be ruled out. It looks as though it's a validation issue but I was hoping DelayValidation would solve that....
Any ideas?! It's driving me nuts!
If possible I'd like to avoid using a dummy file to force the validation, though obviously that's not-so-secret option (c).
Errrr.....pass. Sorry, I don't know.
You could try a different option for email though: http://blogs.conchango.com/jamiethomson/archive/2006/07/03/SSIS_3A00_-Sending-SMTP-mail-from-the-Script-Task.aspx
Who knows. It might help.
Cheers Jamie, I've tried that just now...
...it still doesn't work but the error message is much more detailed - the script sees the files as still being used by another process (i.e. the dataflow that creates them). Is there any means of 'unlocking' a file that anybody knows of?
Apologies if I'm missing something obvious - VB .Net is not really my arena.
Ok, StreamWriter.Close() as a PostExecute routine in the script trans used to create the files upstream has done the trick.
It's a constant challenge to move out of the DBA zone and into the realm of VB axioms!
I am trying to create a log file that gets its contents from a stored procedure containing a number of Print Statements in T-SQL. I am doing this because the stored procedure returns lots of info foreign to the SSIS environment.
Is there any way to dump the print statement contents into a flat file in SSIS? If not, what other method can you suggest?
Thanks a bunch,
I want to execute a SSIS package from within my VB.net code. I want to provide the source file name (flat file) dynamically. How can i do that?
Thanks for sharing above information. Your blogs always help me.
I have one question- I want to create log file only when data is available means i have selected OnError event only to be added into log file and i want to generate log file only when data is available(i.e.any error occured). How can i do that.
I'm afraid there's no way to do that currently. Good idea tho - try asking for it at http://connect.microsoft.com/sqlserver/feedback


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Cinco de Mayo celebrates the stunning victory of Mexican troops at the Battle of Puebla.
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The French regrouped and later installed Emperor Maximilian, who was finally brought down in 1867.
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"A lot of people celebrate and they don't know exactly what they're celebrating and it's a shame because it's very inspirational to know the history of it," said Gregorio Luke, an expert in Mexican culture and history, in a 2012 interview. "I don't have anything against dancing and hearing music and drinking margaritas if people choose to. But I also think that we should remember what really happened because it's something wonderful."
Popular Mexican singer, actress and television personality Lupita D'Alessio will return to the U.S. stage with a Cinco de Mayo performance in Santa Ana.
It's called "el gran regreso," or the great return, of the Tijuana-born performer, who recently turned 59 and hasn't performed in the U.S. for several years.
"She has been out of the scene for a long time, so she's coming back," said Alex Chavez, a partner in MX LIVE Entertainment, which is organizing Santa Ana's Cinco de Mayo celebration. "She's one of the pioneers. A lot of people know her."
D'Alessio, known as "La Leona Dormida" – the title of a song that tells the story of a woman in love who erupts like a volcano, then sleeps like a lioness. She is known for her interpretation of such emotion-laden pieces as "Ese hombre" ("That Man"), "Se vende esta casa" ("This House Is For Sale") and "Mentiras" ("Lies"). She's taken part in a Spanish-language television show, judging the performances of parodies of famous Latin artists. And she's part of Mexico's walk of fame in Mexico City, along with such stars as Salma Hayek and Vicente Fernández.
"The good thing is that the first show that she's going to do on her grand return to U.S. will be on Cinco de Mayo, so it's going to be really good for mothers – for all the crowd - to remember, for all the songs she is known for," Chavez said.
Chavez said organizers are expecting at least 275,000 people to attend the event, along Fourth Street in downtown Santa Ana.
For the first time in several years, the event's carnival will start up on Friday evening, from 5 p.m. to midnight, along Third Street between Main and French.
The free event will continue on Saturday and Sunday, beginning at noon both days, with the carnival rides, food booths with plenty of Mexican fare, games, carnival rides, live entertainment and the addition this year of a second beer garden.
With popular headliners set for Saturday and Sunday evenings, organizers are expecting a strong turnout.
The top acts on the main stage, at Fourth and French streets, include:
On Saturday: Amandititita, at 5:30 p.m.; Korina Lopez at 7 p.m.; Carmen Jara at 8:30 p.m.
On Sunday: singer Nene Torres at 6 p.m.; Sentidos Opuestos, a duo, at 7 p.m.; Lupita D'Alessio at 8 p.m. on Sunday.
Throughout the day on both days, local entertainers will take the stage, performing a variety of Latin music and folklorico dances. Visitors will hear a range of styles, from rancheras to tropical music.
This will be Santa Ana's 14th downtown Cinco de Mayo festival. It draws a diverse crowd from throughout Southern California.
"It's a family event, which helps to bring all types of people, and of all ages," Chavez said. "Every year, there's something new, something different that people might not expect. So that's what we create. That's why people want to go."
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The coloring is great!
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About the first tutorial where you paint your picture in grayscale; I'm trying that now and it's working just great to figure out values! But, when you put the color you do that always in Photoshop, or do you use SAI sometimes?
Alright, thanks for clarifying it out
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With the ringing in of the New Year, President Obama's administration is seeking to chart a new course for national security with the recently released Defense Strategic Guidance (DSG). In an effort to protect the US' economic viability, President Obama has asked for a smaller, leaner force to protect the interests of the US. Below is a summary of the DSG's main points, followed by an analysis of the implications of the DSG for national security.
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This man is white. Simply enough.
Animus's skin is completely untanned - it is is almost as though he is made out of liquid paper. His hair is a grey-white, his body is unmarked by moles, freckles or anything else. His eyes are grey.
Whenever speaking, Animus's voice is always stuttering, as though (to put it ironically) he had seen a ghost. His gaze is always fearful, glancing around him, and his breathing is shallow.
Every Character has a history. Animus's history is not as mundane as the average person.
Several hundred years ago, there was a person known as Animus the Explorer. He was a famous man, with golden brown hair, a dark tan which showed much travel, and a reknown for bieng able to find the most efficient routes from any one place to another.
Animus the Explorer died in one of his adventures, which I will not go into - but it was assumed he was slain and dragged off by a mountain cat. Nobody ever found his body. Some superstitious people claim a more mysterious demise, wherein ghosts took him away.
Funnily enough, superstition is close to truth in this case. In the final exploration of Animus, he came upon a place in a mountain where the barriers between his world and the spirit world were thin. Whilst walking through this place, the very world had flickered around him. He blinked, and found that he was no longer in his world - the scenery was the same, but it was nighttime. The trees had a wispy feel to them, and faint whispers tingled at the edge of his senses. A glance down, and he saw his treasured topaz amulet drop to the ground, flickering. But strangely, his necklace was also still around his neck. He did not have a chance to inspect this duplicate necklace, however, as terror then rushed over him and he fled without even knowing why.
Detail will not be given about the spirit world in which Animus had found himself in, but suffice to say, he returned to his world eventually.
Three hundred and forty seven years after the 'death' of Animus the Explorer, a lone figure stumbled down from the mountains. Ghostly white and naked, shivering with constant fear. The only spot of colour on this mans body was a shimmering topaz hung about the mans neck.
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Although Animus is terrified at everything and anything, he will go on dangerous adventures. He is able to act as a guide and scholar, and will help out, though he will never fight (He's much too terrified to even HOLD a weapon).
The reason Animus goes on adventures, is because the truth about him is that he is dead. He is a ghoul without ever dying. If he were to be slain now, he would fall back into that spirit world, and return to life some several hundred years later once again.
The reason Animus returns to the real world, is because he believes he can ressurect himself. If he can find that duplicate topaz which was dropped from his neck, and return it with the one still AROUND his neck, he believes the living, colourful Animus will return to the pale, dead form that he is now.


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12/20/2014 | Downs signs Minor League deal with Indians
Veteran left-handed reliever Scott Downs and the Indians have agreed on a Minor League contract with a non-roster invite to big league Spring Training, the team announced on Saturday.
12/19/2014 | Progressive renovations starting to take shape
The Indians have made progress on the extensive Progressive Field renovations, and they're hoping to finish all the construction by their home opener against the Tigers on April 10.
12/17/2014 | AL Central looking like one powerhouse division
Yes, the Tigers are still king of the AL Central, but everywhere they look someone is trying to stage a coup. That's the way it's supposed to be in a power division, as the Indians, Royals, Twins and White Sox are all looking to be in the title mix.
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Indians second baseman Jason Kipnis had surgery on Tuesday to repair a damaged extensor tendon in his left ring finger. He is expected to be ready to go in time for the regular season.
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Corey Kluber is a creature of habit, and altering his offseason regimen after his breakout 2014 season is not something he really wants to do. But the AL Cy Young Award winner is receptive to the Indians' suggestions for easing into Spring Training.
12/16/2014 | Indians sign right-hander Floyd to 1-year deal
The Indians announced the signing of right-hander Gavin Floyd to a one-year deal on Tuesday. Floyd made nine starts for the Braves in 2014 before breaking his right elbow.
12/15/2014 | Inbox: Extension coming for Kluber soon?
Will the Indians sign Corey Kluber to a contract extension by Opening Day? Beat reporter Jordan Bastian answers this question and more in the latest edition of the Inbox.
12/15/2014 | Indians sign 4 players to Minor League deals
The Indians announced Monday the signings of catcher Brett Hayes, catcher Adam Moore, outfielder Destin Hood and first baseman/outfielder Jerry Sands to Minor League contracts with non-roster invitations to Major League camp.
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It was a head-spinning Winter Meetings in terms of transactions. There was so much movement around baseball over the final few days that it would be easy to forget that it was the Indians who sparked the action with the first trade.
12/11/2014 | 2014 Rule 5 Draft results
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12/10/2014 | Preparation key to shoring up Indians' defense
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12/10/2014 | Moss reunion creates boon, challenge for Francona
The Indians kicked off the Winter Meetings by acquiring Brandon Moss from the A's on Monday. Terry Francona is thrilled to be reunited with Moss, who also presents a lineup challenge for the skipper with an assortment of players who can cycle through the DH role, while providing depth at first base or the corner outfield spots.
12/9/2014 | Rotation depth key to Indians contending in 2015
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12/9/2014 | Grandmother forever in Brantley's heart
When Michael Brantley collected his 200th hit this past season, he took a moment to reflect on his grandmother's life and tutelage.
12/8/2014 | LUNGevity cause hits home to members of Tribe
MLB's annual auction to raise money for cancer awareness hits close to home for many within the Indians' organization, including the two men involved in the team's items available. Terry Francona lost his mother, Roberta, to breast cancer in 1992, and Michael Brantley lost a grandmother to cancer.
12/8/2014 | Moss a great fit in Tribe lineup, clubhouse
As much as the Indians might like this trade today, they're probably going to like it even more next summer. Aren't those the best kind? First, Brandon Moss is a nice fit in the lineup. That's the easy part to figure out after the Indians acquired him from the A's for Minor League infielder Joe Wendle on Monday.
12/8/2014 | Tribe lands versatile Moss from A's for prospect Wendle
The Indians wasted no time in making some noise at this year's Winter Meetings. On Monday morning, Cleveland finalized a trade with Oakland to land slugger Brandon Moss in exchange for Minor League infield prospect Joe Wendle, sources confirmed to MLB.com. The Indians have not yet confirmed the deal, which has been in the works for the past week.
12/7/2014 | Indians could use Meetings to build around core
The Indians are pleased with the roster foundation they have in place, but the reality is that the club took a step backward in the standings last season. With the Winter Meetings getting underway on Monday morning, Cleveland is continuing its search for ways to build around its promising young core.
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Motorola has recently announced updated its Motorola XOOM tablet, XOOM MZ600, XOOM MZ601, MZ603 and XOOM MZ604. The main difference is in the connectivity, Motorola XOOM MZ600 is boasts EVDO Rev and 802.11a/b/g/n. A, while Motorola XOOM MZ601 and the Motorola XOOM MZ603 is offers GPRS/ EDGE class 12, HSDPA 10.1 Mbps, HSUPA 5.76 Mbps speeds, 802.11 a/b/g/n Wifi and the Motorola XOOM MZ604 tablet is equipped WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n.
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&chromaticity STRING sextupoles = NULL; double dnux_dp = 0; double dnuy_dp = 0; double sextupole_tweek = 1e-3; double correction_fraction = 0.9; long n_iterations = 5; double tolerance = 0; STRING strength_log = NULL; long change_defined_values = 0; double strength_limit = 0; long use_perturbed_matrix = 0; long exit_on_failure = 0; long verbosity = 2; &end
sextupoles -- List of names of elements to use to correct the chromaticities.
dnuy_dp -- Desired chromaticity values.
sextupole_tweek -- Amount by which to tweak the sextupoles to compute derivatives of
chromaticities with respect to sextupole strength. [The word ``tweak'' is misspelled ``tweek'' in the code.]
correction_fraction -- Fraction of the correction to apply at each iteration. In some
cases, correction is unstable at this number should be reduced.
n_iterations -- Number of iterations of the correction to perform.
tolerance -- Stop iterating when chromaticities are within this value of the
desired values.
strength_log -- The (incomplete) name of an SDDS file to which the sextupole strengths will
be written. Recommended value: ``%s.ssl''.
change_defined_values -- Changes the defined values of the sextupole strengths.
This means that when the lattice is saved (using
save_lattice), the sextupoles will
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lattice, for example, but not for correcting chromaticity of a perturbed lattice.
strength_limit -- Limit on the absolute value of sextupole strength ().
use_perturbed_matrix -- If nonzero, requests use of the perturbed correction matrix in
performing correction. For difficult lattices with large errors, this may be necessary
to obtain correction. In general, it is not necessary and only slows the simulation.
exit_on_failure -- If nonzero, then failure to reach the desired chromaticities within the
tolerance results in the program exiting.
verbosity -- Increasing positive values result in increasing amounts of information printed during


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With his illustrious career spanning nearly two-decades now, it would be easy for Inspectah Deck to sit back and rest on his laurels; after all, he has helped create some of the best hip-hop music ever recorded. Despite his low-key persona, Deck carved out his own unique space in the Wu-Tang Clan, thanks to his stand-out verses from "C.R.E.A.M.," "Protect Ya Neck" and his otherworldly verse on "Triumph" among many. Likewise, who could forget Deck's contributions on Ghostface's Ironman ("Assassination Day"), his many appearances on Raekwon's OBFCL, GZA's Liquid Swords ("Cold World") or his collaborations with Gang Starr ("Above The Clouds") and Big Pun ("Tres Leches" which also featured Mobb Deep's Prodigy).
Throughout Deck's career, whether it was beside his fellow Wu-Tang brethren or in a solo-capacity, he is as adamant today about his culture and pushing the creative envelope as he was before Enter The Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers became an epic masterpiece; hence the formation of CZARFACE, a new collaborative project with underground icons 7L & Esoteric. With rap fans again craving more substance and less polish, Deck realizes there is a tangible shift taking place- "The industry doesn't need another well packaged, put together "act," instead fans are once again gravitating to the seasoned vets and newcomers that are still true to the game."
With a working history that dates back nearly as far as Wu-Tang's, 7L & Esoteric are undisputedly Boston and underground hip-hop royalty. CZARFACE offered the duo an opportunity to pick up where they left off over a decade ago with Inspectah Deck, as he joined them on the title track to their revered Speaking Real Words EP (1999). Deck says "Speaking Real Words is one of the many reasons we are now CZARFACE. After doing that song, it was only right we collaborated on a project to cater to the millions of fans that still support hip-hop from the underground."
With guest appearances from Action Bronson, Mr. Muthafuckin' eXquire, Roc Marciano & Large Professor, additional beats from DJ Premier, plus album art by Lamour Supreme from Mishka NYC (www.mishkanyc.com/home), you can expect nothing less then top notch production and rewind worthy lyricism from CZARFACE. "We are CZARFACE because they know our faces and they know us for being dope rhyme suppliers, like Tony Montana we are known for our balls and our word; lyrically we will conquer the world and everything in it" states Deck. Esoteric explains further, "CZARFACE is a vigilante, anti-hero character who serves as the face of the project, and his focus is on annihilating the media darlings that the mainstream caters to."
Another contender for LP of the year and I haven't heard a song yet! 7L & Eso are one of my favorite Hip Hop DJ/MC duos ever and INS has always been one of my favorite writers (as long as it's not his solo LPs cause he can't write a song by himself to save his life but as an emcee spitting a 16 on a song I can't think of anyone better). They got Action Bronson! They got "Set It Off" produced by DJ Premier! And just look at the rest of the guests, pure win! This is going to be incredible! WOW! I hope this comes out soon cause I'm spazzin' already!
I'm honestly pretty surprised that this shit is actually going to happen, I'm glad it is though. I've been a long time fan of 7L & Esoteric even though I haven't been feeling the new experimental shit Eso has been doing with his solo records as of late. I liked "Egoclapper" a lot, but other than that "DC2: Bars of Death" was the last record I really got into. I have a feeling Deck will bring the best out Eso though. The production roster looks pretty epic too.
@Model Citizen, have you peep Eso's solo LP Boston Pharaoh? Whoa there is the return to the boom bap you probably have been looking for! It was a limited pressing but cop this CD, it honestly might be my favorite LP by him. 7L has some serious beats and turntablism on this jawn too.
I haven't heard that yet, I remember seeing something about it and being surprised that it was out and didn't know about it in advance. Then I guess I forgot about it again, thanks for the reminder, I need to give it a listen.
I listened to it again after writing this and yes it might be the best LP he has released… Seriously all 7L & Esoteric fans need to hear it, it's what the fans have been waiting for… Not sure why he limited the release to shows and no promo when he put his best foot forward but who am I to say… Every song is a banger!
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CVac™CVac therapy is a personalized immunocellular therapeutic under investigation for the treatment of epithelial ovarian cancer. The CVac™ treatment is a targeted cancer immunocellular therapeutic that stimulates the patient's own immune system to target and destroy tumors.
The treatment is manufactured and customized for each patient. The patient's own immune precursors are isolated from their blood by a process called leukapheresis. The patient's blood is circulated through a special filter that takes out only the cells needed to produce CVac. These cells are matured in the laboratory and treated with a tumor-specific cell surface protein called mucin 1. The unique form of mucin 1 is present in great amounts on epithelial ovarian tumors. The dendritic cells process the mucin 1 antigen and are then frozen for later shipment to the physician for administration to the patient. At the clinic, the CVac is thawed and injected intradermally (just under the surface of the skin). The CVac then moves through the patient's blood stream, and as CVac comes in contact withimmune cells (T cells), it activates them to recognize and subsequently destroy tumour cells producing the tumor form of mucin 1 protein.
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Mode of ActionDendritic cells are a subset of white blood cells whose primary role is to educate the immune system to recognize foreign proteins, in the case of CVac, the dendritic cells educate the immune system to detect and destroy a cancer protein. In the body, when the dendritic cell encounters foreign material it generates a recognition signal on its cell surface and when it comes into contact with T cells triggers the T cells to respond and kill the foreign material. In CVac, the manufacturing process exposes the dendritic cell to a unique cancer protein so that when the CVac is administered back into the patient, the natural process for the dendritic cell to interact and stimulate T cells occurs.
Processing the dendritic cells outside of the patient's own body may allow the cells to overcome the evasive mechanisms of the tumor by educating the body's own immune system to fight the tumor.
The tumor antigen being targeted is a modified mucin 1. Mucin 1 is expressed by normal tissue in the body but has different (modified) characteristics on tumor cells so the immune response will be specific to the tumor tissue.
Interestingly, this is a molecule expressed by a variety of tumors including breast, ovarian, prostate, renal, pancreatic, lung, and colon cancers. CVac is currently being investigated to treat ovarian cancer patients, but there is an opportunity to evaluate CVac on other indications.
Immunotherapy provides a unique therapy modality. By targeting a protein that exists only on tumor cells, it leaves normal tissues intact and has an excellent safety profile; side effects are minimal. This stands in stark contrast to chemotherapies with broader killing spectrums. With CVac, the body's own immune system is stimulated as the dendritic cells will activate T cells to find the mucin 1 on tumors and destroy the tumor cells.