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December 5, 2012Scientists are using new images of Earth's dark side to gain insight on human activity and poorly understood natural events. Read more
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December 5, 2012The night is nowhere near as dark as most of us think. In fact, the Earth is never really dark; it twinkles with lights from humans and nature. Read more
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Owner and educator Dr. Chad Laurence is in private family practice at Corrective Chiropractic in Hockessin. After earning his doctorate from Life University of Chiropractic in Marietta, Ga., Dr. Laurence began practicing chiropractic in 2000. Before his chiropractic studies, Dr. Laurence received a BS degree in Microbiology from Pennsylvania State University. Dr. Laurence is one of only two doctors in Delaware who is certified in Chiropractic Biophysics, and is a Distinguished Fellow of the CBP technique. With a focus on chiropractic, structural spinal correction, nutrition, education, specific training, and massage therapy, Dr. Laurence is able to relieve symptoms for individuals suffering with physical problems, including neck and low back pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, headaches, arthritis, and intestinal difficulties. His approach is also particularly successful at helping children with chronic ear infections, asthma, allergies, ADD/ADHD, bed-wetting issues, colic and immune system disorders. Dr. Laurence is an experienced presenter who has been invited to speak in a variety of venues. He has published articles in regional health publications and area newspapers. Dr. Laurence and Corrective Chiropractic have been voted "Best Chiropractor in Delaware" by readers of several local newspapers. He currently serves on the boards of the Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce, Arthritis Foundation of Delaware, and is a long-standing member of Longwood Rotary. For more information about Dr. Laurence or Chiropractic Biophysics (CBP), call Corrective Chiropractic at (302) 234-1115 or visit www.correctivechiro.net.
After weeks of amassing his army, The Vampire Diaries' Tyler is ready to take down Klaus. But what happens when Klaus catches wind of his plan?
"As soon as he learns what's going on with Tyler and how there's this hybrid revolution happening, [Klaus] will be utterly furious," Joseph Morgan tells TVGuide.com. "We've seen some of what Klaus is capable of, but he's going to go very far when this comes to a conclusion. He won't take that lightly."
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In the last few episodes, Tyler (Michael Trevino) has worked with his friend Haley (Phoebe Tonkin) to help his fellow hybrids break Klaus' sire bond. But all of Tyler's work may be for naught since Haley seems to have her own agenda. "Like anything else [in Mystic Falls], nothing ever goes according to plan, something always goes wrong in the middle, and you have to adapt," Trevino tells us. "[Stefan and Tyler] both have to figure out how they can both get what they need accomplished, hopefully, also saving people's lives."
But while the relationship between the Mystic Falls gang and Klaus used to be slightly more black and white, he's also developed certain relationships and partnerships along the way. While Trevino says Caroline's recent behavior towards Klaus is "all an act," he does admit that "at the end of the day, emotions come out. Klaus is a charismatic immortal!" Morgan also sees how his character has inched his way closer into Caroline's heart. "He's done a lot of terrible things in the past and she would be reluctant to just forgive him for those things, but she's starting to understand him a little more," Morgan says. "Certainly in Episode 7, when they had the champagne and he told her about the hummingbird, there was a definite move forward in their relationship. [He's]opening up to her in that way, laying himself on the line and just being a little more charming and less threatening and aggressive."
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Stefan (Paul Wesley) also has his own mission, and, despite always being on Tyler's side, he now needs Klaus to help him find the vampire cure. "We'll see in the midseason finale some great scenes between them including one where Klaus tells Stefan like it is and he is more open with him than he has been in a while," Morgan says.
With everything coming to a head on Thursday's episode, both Trevino and Morgan agree there will be repercussions of their showdown. "It's a huge episode for Tyler," Trevino says. "It's time to ... take charge and with that comes some consequences."
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Romantica: Misaki is struggling to prepare for his college entrance exams, so his brother arranges for a private tutor. But Misaki's nightmare is just beginning when his tutor, Usami, comes on to him! How will Misaki ever manage to pass his exam? And why does he feel so mysteriously drawn to Usami?
Egoist: Just when Kamijou's life is at its lowest, he has a chance meeting with a man who never lets anything hold him back: Nowaki. His name means "typhoon," and he's about to take Kamijou on a whirlwind ride that will turn everything upside-down.
Terrorist: Miyagi always seems to shrug off the cares of the world with a joke and a smile, but even he has problems, although he doesn't let them show. Foremost is Shinobu, a relentless young man who's adamant that they're destined to be together.
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Whether a Lithium battery can be carried by air or not depends on its configuration and either Watt-hour (Wh) rating (for rechargeable) or Lithium Content (LC) (for non rechargeable).
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The terminals of all spare batteries must be protected from short circuit by; enclosing them in their original retail packaging or taping over the terminals or separate plastic bags for each battery.
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Primarily those used in industry. A large rechargeable battery provides over 160 watt-hour (Wh) of power and may be found in some electric and hybrid vehicles, as well as mobility devices and scooters.
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The Hebridean Black is a dragon native to the Hebrides Islands of Scotland. It has dark rough scales, ridges along its back, and a tail tipped with an arrow-shaped spike. The Hebridean Black has brilliant purple eyes and can grow to be up to thirty feet long. Its favourite food is deer, although it has been known to carry off cows.
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Norma,How much more % protein are you going up in with this next flour(Kyrol)?
I can venture a guess of who it came from by virtue of who HASN'T commented. Lovely looking pies Norma. (as always).
Steve,There is a lot of members that haven't commented on this thread, so I would think you would be naming people and guessing for a long while.
The micro blistering is really pretty and so is the structure in the cornice. Did it taste as good as it looked?
Boy, I sure wish I could make a pizza like that....looks like you hit pay dirt Norma! Wow!!
Norma,How did that pizza taste to you? It looks pretty special... that dough appears to have a lot of good things going on. The big poof, little bit of undercrust char, blistering...just a really fine looking pie. Do you have more experiments in mind for it? Great work Norma...awesome!
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We purchased these for our bedroom windows, as we live on the first floor and want privacy but also a lot of light to come into the room. These shades totally fit the bill. They do not block the light out so we may add curtains later. We live in an old house so we had to do some work on our windows to make sure the blinds fit properly. So far we have not had any problems with the binds. They work well, have not gotten stuck or anything. Very happy with our purchase.
I ordered two of these blinds to be hung in side-by-side windows. Unfortunately one was white and one off-white. I ordered another one and returned the one that didn't match. The return/refund was easy and prompt. These blinds are good value for the price. Although - be cautioned that they are not intended for long-term heavy use. But they are much cheaper than any other top/down - bottom/up blinds I could find. Perfect for street-level windows - when you want to let light in from the top, but not expose yourself to anyone walking by. Cellular design provides privacy. When you install, make sure you understand how the mounting clip and the shade snap together before you hang it. Easier than figuring out when it is overhead.
So far I really like these blinds. It lets light in and you still have privacy. Love that you can put the tops down. SO far I havent had any problems with them. They are well worth it.
We love our new blinds. They were so easy to install and now that they're up they just look great. I did tons of shopping around before purchasing these and Overstocks price put all of the competition to shame. Now that the blinds are up, they are very easy to operate too. The blind measurement listed is 64", however our window is 68" and they cover it in full.
I shopped around a lot for these type of up/down blinds and wanted something good quality and great price and these blinds more then met that. So glad I ordered them and so much cheaper in price then a lot of other places. Great buy!
I love the top-own/bottom up shade. It provides many options for privacy and light. The cords that show when the top is down were a little annoying at first, but I've gotten used to them. Not sure how they could design it differently. I'd buy them again.
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For those not using Debian/sid: it uses Xorg 7.3 / Xserver 1.4. I don't know if RadeonHD might have problems with that.
I followed the instruction for an Ubuntu installation, here http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag...item=843&num=1,
but used it to install on my Debian machine. Since I don't use sudo I removed those from the example commands after after copy-pasting them.
However, trying to restart X fails and I cannot even go into kdm, the login manager.
My Debian/unstable was updated/safe-upgrade some minutes before installing the radeonhd.
Any tips on how to proceed?
For those not using Debian/sid: it uses Xorg 7.3 / Xserver 1.4. I don't know if RadeonHD might have problems with that.
Please take this to our newly formed radeonhd mailing list at firstname.lastname@example.com
It might take a few days, but we'll help you out there
When using debian, you might be interested in the 'official' debian packages. They just have been uploaded by David Nusinow.
apt-get -t experimental xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd
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He informed me that they are available at
I posted my replies at http://lists.opensuse.org/radeonhd/2007-09/
The most notable was that the 64-bit version only worked in 800x600 and 640x480 at 58Hz.
However, the "subject" line went missing so the xorg.conf and Xorg.0.log weren't together with the other mails, to which you replied. Did you miss the actual files? It is found here: http://lists.opensuse.org/radeonhd/2.../msg00117.html
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Thank you Craig! means alot coming from you ! There are several new Neapolitan joints popping up so your next NY trip give me a shout for sure ! PS - if I hit the Power ball $500 million! I may open one myself ? matter o fact prob one in Texas for you to mess with also, and what the hell, 1 in mass for John D too! Larry you have your place already John
Keep on rockin, John! Don't be afraid to update the thread. Us small fish learn a lot from it!
Boy...you sure got that right Nick. And the great thing is that John will prolly never consider himself a "big fish"...just awesome man.


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Using Google Spreadsheets Like a Database – The QUERY Formula
In this year's student satisfaction tables, which universities have a good teaching score but low employment prospects? How would you find out? In this post, you'll find out…
Whether or not it was one of my resolutions, one of the things I want to do more this year is try to try to make more use of stuff that's already out there, and come up with recipes that hopefully demonstrate to others how to make use of those resources.
So today's trick is prompted by a request from @paulbradshaw about "how to turn a spreadsheet into a form-searchable database for users" within a Google spreadsheet (compared to querying a google spreadsheet via a URI, as described in Using Google Spreadsheets as a Database with the Google Visualisation API Query Language).
I'm not going to get as far as the form bit, but here's how to grab details from a Google spreadsheet, such as one of the spreadsheets posted to the Guardian Datastore, and query it as if it was a database in the context of one of your own Google spreadsheets.
This trick actually relies on the original Google spreadsheet being shared in "the right way", which for the purposes of this post we'll take to mean – it can be viewed using a URL of the form:
(The &hl=en on the end is superfluous – it doesn't matter if it's not there…) The Guardian Datastore folks sometimes qualify this link with a statement of the form Link (if you have a Google Docs account).
If the link is of the form:
just change pub to ccc
So for example, take the case of the 2010-2011 Higher Education tables (described here):
The first thing to do is to grab a copy of the data into our own spreadsheet. So go to Google Docs, create a new spreadsheet, and in cell A1 enter the formula:
=ImportRange("reBYenfrJHIRd4voZfiSmuw","Institutional Table!A1:K118″)
When you hit return, the spreadsheet should be populated with data from the Guardian Datastore spreadsheet.
So let's see how that formula is put together.
=ImportRange("reBYenfrJHIRd4voZfiSmuw","Institutional Table!A1:K118″)
Firstly, we use the =ImportRange() formula, which has the form:
=ImportRange(SPREADSHEETKEY, SHEET!RANGE)
This says that we want to import a range of cells from a sheet in another spreadsheet/workbook that we have access to (such as one we own, one that is shared with us in an appropriate way, or a public one). The KEY is the key value from the URL of the spreadsheet we want to import data from. The SHEET is the name of the sheet the data is on:
The RANGE is the range of the cells we want to copy over from the external spreadsheet.
Enter the formula into a single cell in your spreadsheet and the whole range of cells identified in the specified sheet of the original spreadsheet will be imported to your spreadsheet.
Give the sheet a name (I called mine 'Institutional Table 2010-2011′; the default would be 'Sheet1′).
Now we're going to treat that imported data as if it was in a database, using the =QUERY() formula.
Create a new sheet, call it "My Queries" or something similar and in cell A1 enter the formula:
=QUERY('Institutional Table 2010-2011'!A1:K118,"Select A")
What happens? Column A is pulled into the spreadsheet is what. So how does that work?
The =QUERY() formula, which has the basic form =QUERY(RANGE,DATAQUERY), allows us to run a special sort of query against the data specified in the RANGE. That is, you can think of =QUERY(RANGE,) as specifying a database; and DATAQUERY as a database query language query (sic) over that database.
So what sorts of DATAQUERY can we ask?
The simplest queries are not really queries at all, they just copy whole columns from the "database" range into our "query" spreadsheet.
So things like:
- =QUERY('Institutional Table 2010-2011'!A1:K118,"Select C") to select column C;
- =QUERY('Institutional Table 2010-2011'!A1:K118,"Select C,D,G,H") to select columns C, D, G and H;
So looking at copy of the data in our spreadsheet, import the columns relating to the Institution, Average Teaching Score, Expenditure per Student and Career Prospects, I'd select columns C, D, F and H:
like this:
=QUERY('Institutional Table 2010-2011'!A1:K118,"Select C,D, F,H")
to give this:
(Remember that the column labels in the query refer to the spreadsheet we are treating as a database, not the columns in the query results sheet shown above.)
All well and good. But suppose we only want to look at institutions with a poor teaching score (column D), less than 40? Can we do that too? Well, yes, we can, with a query of the form:
"Select C,D, F,H where D < 40"
(The spaces around the less than sign are important… if you don't include them, the query may not work.)
Here's the result:
(Remember, column D in the query is actually the second selected column, which is placed into column B in the figure shown above.)
Note that we can order the results according to other columns to. So for example, to order the results according to increasing expenditure (column F), we can write:
"Select C,D, F,H where D < 40 order by F asc"
(For decreasing order, use desc.)
Note that we can run more complex queries too. So for example, if we want to find institutions with a high average teaching score (column D) but low career prospects (column H) we might ask:
"Select C,D, F,H where D > 70 and H < 70"
And so on…
Over the nect week or two, I'll post a few more examples of how to write spreadsheet queries, as well as showing you a trick or two about how to build a simple form like interface within the spreadsheet for constructing queries automatically; but for now, why try having a quick play with the =QUERY() formula yourself?
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fab stuff – can't wait for more, thank you
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Thanks! Great, post. I'm working on publishing some data from a spreadsheet and have several columns that I do not want published thus I've been looking for ways to manage the data.
This is great – thanks. Can you help with constructing a query based on selecting a range of data constrained by date – ie all future entries? I've tried playing around with
=QUERY('Basic'!A1:M853,"Select A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M where A > 'now()'")
but without success. (Column A has dates.) Many thanks.
You could put =now() in a cell on its own, then concatenate it into the query; eg if =now() in C4, then you could have something like:
=CONCATENATE("Select A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M where A > '",F3,"'")
in another cell to construct the query string?
Thanks for this. I've eventually tracked down a convoluted but more or less logical way of filtering everything after (and including) today from a table:
select A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,K,L where (A >= DATE "&TEXT( DATE( YEAR(TODAY()) ; MONTH(TODAY()) ; DAY(TODAY()) ),""YYYY-MM-DD"")&"
Not sure quite how it works – but it does!
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Really cool, I am using this technology and i am triyng to compare some dates what i want to do it is to get the closer date to the date where at real time from a column… Can someone help me how can i do this…?
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Thanks for the article. I set up a spreadsheet and form that uses imported data from another spreadsheet. The form asks the user for the conditions they want. I use a script to set the formula for a cell to =QUERY('Sheet2'!A2:H5001,"Select * where E > 17 and F > 65 order by E,F asc"). The 17 & 65 have been entered from the form. If I just enter this manually in the cell, it works, but when it is submitted from the form, I get #NAME? error:Unknown range name 'Sheet2'!A2. Any ideas? Thanks
Of course. Forms do not allow code. This is a basic security req on all dbs
Regarding the 'greater than now' problem, the Google spreadsheet guru Ahab posted some solutions and for my today-or-later select statement I found that:
SELECT A WHERE A >= todate(now())
worked. Apparently there are some Google server issues related to which time zone is now(), so this may not be a good solution for everyone.
Thanks again for all the helpful pointers!
So, the above does work for some calculated date fields … but for others not.
Relying again on Google spreadsheet gurus notes, it seems that the following does work insofar as it will retrieve all instances of a date after today:
=query(E2:E;"SELECT E where E >= datetime "&TEXT(today(),""YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss"")&"")
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Hi: I'm very interested in using SQL to retrive data from spreadsheets. I'm now working with Google Apps Script in Google Sites. My question is: Is it possible to use some 'Query' formula to retrieve data from Spreadsheets (in an Apps Script) and save the results into an array? I would use the result to populate diferent listboxex widgets.
Thank you very much.
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I sort of was getting very comfortable using Google Spreadsheets as Database, but what a surprise I just got in the moment I thought everything was going just perfect, well I got this:
"At this time, spreadsheets in Google Docs only support up to 50 ImportRange functions in a single spreadsheet."Please any ideas of which other function can I use besides ImportRange?
@kenly do you need to import >50 separate ranges?! Maybe one apporach would be to populate the spreadsheet/model the importRange using Google Apps script?
You're right, 50 only but consider you can use ranges so if you need to import from cell A1 to B2 you do not need 4 of them but one as a range (A1:B2)…
This is very cool. Thanks… What I'm looking for is the ability to load a form with data ready for editing from a spreadsheet based on a query. i.e. a search field at the top of the page with a form below. When someone enters a name, the spreadsheet row for that name populates the form. Make sense? If so, is this possible?
how to make an embed spreadsheet has a search/filter/sort box ?
Great post.
I'm trying to create a google spreadsheet that produces charts of amounts (of a few categories) against time. The amounts along with their associated dates are input from a form. As I'm using a form, I think that I need to use QUERY to ensure that the charts pick up the changes. I have a QUERY returning nearly what I need for the chart, bar the following:
1. I'm making a bar chart with a bar for each week number of the year summing the amount for that week. Getting the week of the year is normally easy, but is difficult when limited to the query function. I've managed to get a column with the month of the year and another with the week of the month. These could suffice but I would need to format them with leading zeros and concatenate them… in a query. Is this possible? I think I'm having issues running a query on a RANGE that is itself a result of a query (so under the hood it's a CONTINUE).
2. Where there are no amount entries submitted for a particular week, I would like to show a gap in the chart. i.e. an amount of zero for a week not specified in my form data. Is this possible?
Thanks in advance.
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What about a dynamic range? Let's say I have a form that is adding to the range. How do I automatically get the formula to cover the correct range?
I have a similar ? to Ben's, r.e. dynamic ranges.
In addition, if someone does not fill in data, I want the query to exclude them. Therefore, I've tried something like this: =QUERY('USK Self-ID data'!A3:N501, (IF(C>0,"Select D,E,F,G">0)))
However, each time I try, I get an error message saying "Circular dependency detected."
Any suggestions for how to get the query to only return data if the cell in column C is >0?
Thank you!
Although I browsed through the previous comments I did't find any solution to my case:
I have a primary and a secondary spreadsheet where the primary one has a column that would like to use as a primary key to MATCH VALUES (multiple for each row) from the secondary sheet (it also has a corresponding column as a foreign key), and return them inside a SINGLE CELL. I have been able to do this with a query formula, but can't make it to update itself as more rows are added. I don't want to have to drag it downwards in order to update itself.Any ideas?
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I am trying to create an import query based on user selection. The part that I can't get to work is when the user enters a value in cell F2 nothing gets returned (yes the key Col 5 is in currency format). Below is my code; any help would be greatly appreciated:
=if(B1=K4,Query(importRange("0AifmgnvG8i_kdEY1NGN4a1NJZThFbEZxMWFrWDFTcFE","Customer Experience-CONSO!A2:g37″),"select Col1, Col2, Col3, Col4, Col5, Col6,Col7 where Col5 >'"&F2&"' order by Col1″,2),if(B1=K5,Query(importRange("0AifmgnvG8i_kdEZVTG5SdXNwd3BCNjBPLWFtR0Jra1E","Residential Sales-ONT!A2:g37″),"select Col1, Col2, Col3, Col4, Col5, Col6, Col7 where Col5 > '"&F2&"' order by Col1″,2),Query(importRange("0AifmgnvG8i_kdEZVTG5SdXNwd3BCNjBPLWFtR0Jra1E","Residential Sales-QC!A2:g37″),"select Col1, Col2, Col3, Col4, Col5, Col6, Col7 where Col5 >'"&F2&"' order by Col1″,2))) -
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