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VS 2010 Excel Method Find In VB2010 - Convert Excel Macro In A Exe File Using Visual Studio 2010Oct 25, 2010
I decided to to convert my excel macro in a exe file using visual studio 2010. In excel macro method find is present like this:
I decided to to convert my excel macro in a exe file using visual studio 2010. In excel macro method find is present like this:
im currently doing my special project in software development
I'm looking to call an excel macro (excel version 07) within a separate visual studio application (visual studio express 2010). Basically, a user clicks a browse dialog button to select a xls or xlsm file which is then added to a listbox. Next, I would like the macro to run when another button is clicked. The macro looks at the first column in excel and moves the listed .tif images from one folder to another. I referenced the excel libraries, but seem to be getting hung up on a few code statements (''''ERROR see code below). I would like to run the macro within visual studio for any selected excel file or add the macro somehow to the selected excel file and run it.
'Here is the button click procedure
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
filenames = lstFiles.SelectedItem
I am creating an Excel Add-In using Visual Studio 2010. My intention was to add a context menu to a cell and perform some action on the selected cell or cells. Here is the code I have got as of now
As you read this, though I have pretty good experience in C++ and Java, eep in mind that I am a complete beginner when it comes to VB. :)Here is one idea of what I want to do:
Option Strict Off
Option Explicit Off
Imports System
I would like help with a script component in Visual Studio 2005 to take a text file as a source and convert it to Excel file (output). The text file uses a ~ (tilde) as the column delimiter.Also, can this be done without installing Excel on the server? Any and all suggestions are welcome. Below is sample I am having a problem with in the script component:
I keep getting an error stating that Excel.Application is not defined and I also get Option Strict On requires all vairable declarations to have an 'AS' clause. Can someone point me into the right direction?
Whether I am using VB 2008 Express or VS 2010 Beta 1 Visual Basic, I get the same error: "Debugging information for 'EXCEL.EXE" cannot be found or does not match.� Cannot find or open the PDB file" I have filled in the Debug Tab information: Start external program:� C:Program FilesMicrosoft OfficeOffice12Excel.exe
I have a text file with the following contents:
USA,North America,430933,33943
Brazil,South America,754744,74744
How can I export all these under the headings to Excel:
Country Continent Population Area
I am creating an Excel Add-In using Visual Studio 2010. I would like to run some code when users clicks a combination of keys.Here is the code I have got
Public Class CC
Private Sub ThisAddIn_Startup() Handles Me.Startup
End Sub
Sub A1()
The Add-In when installed shows an error on clicking the short cuts. It says the specific macro cannot be found.The code under the Sub EnableShortCut() works well when it is in an excel vba module. The same won't work when it is added to an Excel Add-In created with Visual Studio.
I am trying to figure out how to add a theme to my excel worksheet before saving it. I have found this code to change the cell color but have yet to find anything to change to a pre-default excel table format (the Table style light 2 theme)
How can i just select all the cells and place that Table style light 2 onto them all using VB.net?
I am trying to delete more than one column in my excel sheet.
For Each lvi In ListView1.Items
If lvi.Checked = True Then
arrayLetters = lvi.SubItems(1).Text & ":" & lvi.SubItems(1).Text & "," & arrayLetters
The idea is that I have certain values stored in textboxes/listboxes and thus can I store the information in a spread sheet. And if I change the value in the spreadsheet can it also change the value in the application? I had one idea which was to make both store data in a txt file and read from that, but I'm not quite sure how to do that either.View 1 Replies View Related
Is there any way to insert an existing macro into a existing excel file without using the excel library ? I need this to set the excel to print whole work book .I cannot use excel library because it will be done online in the server where installation of excel is not possible. I can however use the c#.net coding . I am using NPOI to generate the excel.
the macro is given below
Private Sub Workbook_BeforePrint(Cancel As Boolean)
If printed = False Then
Cancel = True
I need to import a .csv file so that it formats it all nice-nice so I can easily get the information from a column or row, then I need to grab certain rows, then reorganize it and save it into a different Excel spreadsheet for the program to then use. The original .csv does not contain the information in a way that we need it to be.
What I found so far: I saw this code snippet online
' Opens Excel, imports .cvs file into xls format
' Iterates xRows and xCols from xls format
I have a project in visual basic 2010 and want to convert it to visual studio 2010 so I don't have to chose the "open with" every time. Is there a tutorial on how to do this?View 4 Replies View Related
On my VB excel macro, I am trying to create a code to search a key word on a specific row and to display the adjuscent 5 cells values in a text box. That keyword will be repeated here and there on that same row. But the adjuscent 5 cells value will be differ each time when the keyword matches.
For example: Row 20 has a word "We gave" (key word) in cell D20. I want a textbox to display the values of E20, F20, G20, H20, I20 in a text box. Then on cell M20, there will be another "We Gave". Then it should keep the value that it displayed in the text box earlier and to show the newer values of N20, O20, P20, Q20, R20.
I am trying to show my excel chart in visual basic listbox and it does not work. I have added the reference of microsoft.office.interop.excel in my code i have put the range of column "A" and i do not know how to change the range to where the chart is in the excel.
Here is my code!
I have attached the excel file screen shot if that can help in any way...So basically When i click on the button in VB than it should show me the excel chart. My code just shows me the column "A" which shows me the "data" column only from the excel file.
I found that this answer was asked and answered before VS2010 was actually released.[code]to a .NET Framework 4.0 project in Visual Studio 2010 and it does not compile.Do you now if this feature is really implemented and what I am doing wrong?View 3 Replies View Related
I know it's a stupid question but I cannot find info about it.
Public Function TestFunc() As String
Dim lMapper = cRouter.StaticPortMappingCollection
Dim lMappedPort As NATUPNPLib.IStaticPortMapping
Dim Test As String
How to get this value? By my way I get *System.__ComObject*
I have a project that has a need to display a Excel file in second window, but because other controls are needed, simply launching excel is not sufficient. Right now I do not know if the target machines have excel installed but I know with certainty that if they do it would be 2010, is there any method or library that allows you frame your own form around an excel window?View 1 Replies View Related
Trying to get it to behave like C#, where there is a Program class with a static Main method.However, in the project properties, I cannot set Program.vb to be the startup object, only the forms (it is a forms application).View 2 Replies View Related
I am trying to write data to a binary file using the Print() method, but when I run it I get the System.IO exception Bad File Mode.
Here's the code for the FileOpen declaration, that might have something to do with it?
FileOpen(filenumber, "path to file", OpenMode.Binary, OpenAccess.Write, OpenShare.LockReadWrite)
Print(filenumber, expression(variable))
Documentation error, now corrected in Visual Studio 2010. Re: Convert.ToUInt64?
I have a vb.net application, and I want to know how to find the coordinates of the pointer (mouse) when it is clicked on the form. Not much else to say, so I'll leave it like that.View 3 Replies View Related
In the following code all goes well until the .Sort line. Then I get an error which says, "The sort method is not valid. Make sure it is within the data you want to sort and the first sort by box isn't the same or blank."I've tried various permutations to deal with this exception, all to no avail. The Range is Selected ok and the Excel data are pasted from the clip board ok. Then I get the error and no sort occurs.
I have created an excel 2003 file using visual basic 2010 express edition with access as backend. The excel is created using a select into query. I would need help to protect this excel file once it generated using visual basic 2010 so that the users cannot edit the same.View 1 Replies View Related
i recorded the following macro in excel 2007:
I'm have a program (GUI) that interfaces with excel to execute macros. We're using Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel to call/run the macros and this works great.What I can't figure out is a good way to cancel the macros from the GUI.One idea we had was to use the excel.application variable that runs the macros to write a "stop" value to a specific cell in the workbook, and in the macros (they are all mostly loops), check for the "stop" value in that cell. This crashes my GUI with this The program '[2188] BVLReports.vshost.exe: Managed' has exited with code -336589910 (0xebf00baa).And excel gets tied up, and won't respond. I know how to Exit Sub from within the macro if the "stop" value exists, so I don't need answers on how to check/cancel from inside the macro. Any ideas on a better way to write this "stop" value or a better way to cancel the macros externally?View 2 Replies View Related
with VB.net 2010, i would like to export a text file (with ; separator and variable length lines) to excel 2010View 3 Replies View Related
This is driving me crazy. I keep getting an exception with the below code trying to usethe Find method. he error is "Unable to cast COM object of type Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.ApplicationClass' to interface type 'Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel._Application'. This operation failed because theQueryInterface call on the COM component for the interface with IID '{000208D5-0000-0000-C000-000000000046}' failed due to the following error: No such interface supported (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80004002 (E_NOINTERFACE))".I have confirmed LastRow = 845
Imports System.IO
Imports Excel = Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel
' open a read-only version of the data file
I'm trying to copy a Range from Excel and Paste the information in powerpoint in either the HTML or the default format, however, I am having some difficulties. I am able to get the code to work for pasting the Range as an OLE Object but nothing else. The problem with doing this is that having the embedded excel documents in the powerpoint makes the file extremely large and unstable. I just need to be able to paste the information without the embedded information where it is editable (so, not as a bitmap or picture).
With ppt2Slide
Range("CP12:CT" & RangeIndex2).Copy
I have the below C code I want to convert to VB. How do I convert the macro and union over?
#define bf_N16
#define S(x,i)(bf_S[i][x.w.byte##i])
i am having a problem saving the file, when i save the file in the directory �(with save as)
C:UsersuserDocumentsvb Toolkit save
Now i try moving the vb files by save as again to�
G:Backupvb Toolkit save
When i load the �file up it says that my form1.vb missing or deleted but when i check in the files
I am trying to connect to an Access DB file when I do a drag and drop from the dataset to the form i get the following error [code]View 1 Replies View Related
I using Microsof Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition. I need to create a form like: 2 buttons are open and save existing .xls file which each generation can choose a different.2 textbox that can be entered on the column
and last button to when choose two columns, to find duplicates values and mark different color same values. Is it possible?
At the moment Excel file opens, but the comparison does not require the introduction of the columns
I can do this using VBA, but I want to be able to create the code using a compiled VB programme, which can then be opened in Excel.View 1 Replies View Related
I am creating a excel application in VB.net using VisualStudio 2008.while adding reference Microsoft.office.interop.excel we have both managed ( On the .NET TAB) and unmanaged (on the COM TAB).currently i am referencing the COM tab but it is not showing the errors properly.
can i use the excel interop on .NET tab?which one is the better way to reference and what is the difference between those two?
I have an Excel file with utilizes macros to allow a user to enter names of people and then double click on cells to enter ratings via radio buttons. When I open a blank file and enable the macros, I can add users, rate their skills using the radio buttons, etc. with no issue. I then SaveAs the file and continue working on it. once I Save and CLOSE the file, then go to re-open it, the trouble begins. Keep in mind, there is no alteration to the macros directly. Just entering data and using the form as intended. Here's what happens.
I reopen the file.I enter in the name of a person on one line.� I go to the first box - double click on it.It is supposed to pop up a dialog box which allows me to choose a rating via radio button (as I had been doing before I closed the file).� Instead, in that first column of ratings, it instead gives me the following error:
Runtime error '1004'Unable to set the LineStyle property of the Border class
When I hit "debug" this is the code it points to:
If ActiveCell.Column = leftb Then Range(Cells(ActiveCell.Row, leftb), Cells(ActiveCell.Row, rightb + 1)).Borders(xlEdgeTop).LineStyle = xlContinuous I have no idea why this would not work when I re-open the file!
note that when I go to click on the subsequent cells (there are 8 cells in which you provide ratings, moving across the columns with each cell) - the 2nd through 8th cells function fine. The dialog box pops up, the rating can be selected.� it's just the FIRST cell that gives the issue What would possibly be the cause of this? We need users of this form to be able to save, close, and re-open it if needed.
I want to read a VB or C# Visual Studio project file so I can find out which files the project uses (code source files, not images or whatever).I simply opened a vbproj and csproj file in notepad and found that they are in XML format. A simple example follows. The red parts is what I need:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Project ToolsVersion="4.0" DefaultTargets="Build" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/developer/msbuild/2003">
<blabla... />
However, it seems it cannot even find the Project element, because the query errors saying "Sequence contains no elements" on the 'Single' call...
I am trying to use a spreadsheet with VBA macros that I wrote in Excel 2007 in Excel 2010.When the macros run in 2010, I get the error message "Can't find project or library" on functions like UCase and Date.I've set the macro settings to "Enable all macros" and selected "Trust access to the VBA project object model."What do I need to do to get these macros to run in 2010?View 2 Replies View Related


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CPE for IT Please
We usually don't blink an eye for dollars spent on CPE for our accounting staff. 40 hours per year is typical. Whether you run your own training in house or ship staff off to conferences, there are dollars involved….lots of them. But what about training for your IT staff? They need education as well, even though it is not required by their industry (unless they've got to keep up those initials after their name). Spending technology dollars on your IT staff will go a long way, beyond the education itself.
When you invest in your IT staff, it tells them that you care about their growth. Indirectly, they bring value to your firm. While they are not chargeable, they help your staff use technology tools so that they are able to be efficient at their job. IT staff are often categorized as "overhead" at the firm, when in all reality we should be deemed a strategic asset. If the only perception of your IT staff is frantically running through the halls each day fixing printer jams and anything and everything that plugs into the wall, what you probably don't see is what they work on when their phone is not ringing off the hook. Just like taxes and audits can be complex, so can multi-office CPA firm networks. Many of the issues are not simple fixes, rather trial and error…..troubleshooting skills (and a lot of patience) are a must.
While much of this is on the job training, there is value in sending your IT staff to 3rd party training and networking events. Often times, IT staff are lone wolves at their firms – they need peers to run ideas past just like you do. They can't walk down the hall and ask another accountant's opinion, so it is up to you to help them build a peer group to reach out to for help. There are industry groups like AAA that have sub-groups just for CPA firm network administrators – allow them to join and see their stress level drop down a few notches. Nobody wants a stressed out IT person. Especially in tax season!
Your IT helpdesk often has to put up with some difficult customers, make sure you give them the education and networking opportunities they deserve. Sometimes, it is benefits like these that mean more to your staff than a deposit to their bank account every other Friday.
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Jim Fahey is COO of Apple Growth Partners, a regional CPA firm in Ohio. His focus is on the effective and efficient use of technology within the firm by all team members. He is also in charge of talent management and retention at his firm. A background of IT and Human Resources helps Jim bridge the gap of technology complexities with end users who just want their computer to work so they can be chargeable. Being a very cheap (frugal sounds better) person himself, he is always looking for ways to save dollars at his firm. He is Director of Education for the Association for Accounting Administration and past Technology Committee member of the Ohio Society of CPA's. He often leads industry CPE events on the topics of Information Technology, CPA firm practice management and human resources/recruiting. Find out more about Jim on LinkedIn.


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In its first month on the market, The Beatles: Rock Band jumped to the top of the music video game charts. It was the top selling music video game in September, according to the NPD Group, beating out rival music video game Guitar Hero 5. The Rock Band spin off sold 464,000 copies for the Wii and Xbox 360 alone, meaning the title brought in at least $27.8 million in sales. That, however, does not include sales for the PS3 or of associated accessories, which likely raised the total take substantially.
The research firm says the success of the title helped drive a 72 percent year-over-year increase in dollar sales of music and dance games. That was a stark contrast to overall video game sales, which posted a paltry one percent year-over-year sales increase. Overall, the title was the third top game in terms of units sold, with only Halo 3: ODST and Madden NFL 10 selling more copies.
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With months' worth of practices adding to the frustrations of the Valley City softball team the Hi-Liners finally played their first game, Thursday, April 25. The Hi-Liners played a fourth ranked Bismarck team, according to the WDA pre-season poll, and won twice.
Valley City sent out a strong starting lineup with Paula Andel in the circle, Dierra Diegel at catcher, Danica Diegel at first, Madison McDaniel at second, Brooke Breckheimer at third, Sadi Klingenberg at shortstop, Jessica Denholm in left field, Jasmine Stevens in center, and Tarryn Justesen started in right.
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The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments today in a Michigan case with potential repercussions for other states as well. It involves Indian tribal rights and casino operations.
For three years, Michigan's Bay Mills tribe has been in a legal battle with the state over its casino north of Gaylord. A decision last year by the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court upheld the legality of the establishment, but it triggered an appeal by Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette. Now, in the case to be heard by nation's highest court, the Bay Mills tribe says it's entitled to sovereign immunity from lawsuits filed by the state.
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I found this recipe light flavor, tangy, refreshing, healthy, and super easy to make. I love the green onion cashew flavor mix.
Great ingredients, to be faster though I used bottled miso dressing, and only had 1/2 bag of coleslaw it was really good.
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Now this is interesting. Anderson Silva isn't really someone who would make excuses, and this quote from a Portuguese MMA news outlet proves that, and we all remember the rumors of Silva being injured before the Weidman fight, now it's coming true. Anderson Silva has revealed that he was at "85%" against Weidman, and he had a cracked rib. Hmm. Here's the quote. "It is good to talk about it, because I was really hurt, no one touched on this subject, but this is no excuse for my performance. It was slightly below the rib that I had fractured before the first fight against Sonnen. And that's it. I was 85% of my physical condition." "I can not talk about it because anything I talk can be used against me, it is past." "I'm fine now, Wednesday I start to train for the fight." What do you guys think?
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the school buses that ended up underwater in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. Those school buses, if harnessed early, could have been used to evacuate thousands of New Orleans citizens out of harm's way. Instead, this valuable resource was rendered useless. We must ensure that the same does not happen to the resources in our stockpile, said Parker.
When a strategist considers the potential threats against this nation in the arena of terrorism, two scenarios stand out as "strategic" in their impact: the first is a nuclear attack and the second is a bioterrorist anthrax attack on a large metropolitan area, noted Parker. The effects on this society in terms of loss of life and productivity of life, economic and psychological impact, and sustainability of a way of life would be unparalleled and unprecedented in American history. The efforts of federal, state, and local government have been considerable in preparing for the response to a widespread anthrax incident. It has been the focus of countless hours and untold industry, yet as evidence by the presentations made during the workshop there are a number of efforts underway to improve a communities efforts. However, the nation is not comprehensively prepared to mount the greatest possible defense. One other fact has emerged from the attempt to address this great charge, continued Parker. In a country where the government is a concept of, by, and for the people, its defense, resiliency, and best chance at sustainability depends on the willingness and ability of the people to work with government through a "shared responsibility," and it is imperative that the need for shared responsibility be understood.
Parker said that throughout the workshop he and other speakers, including Minson, Shortal, and Robert Holman from Dallas County Health and Human Services, had discussed this new concept of "Civil Defense for the 21st Century," and suggested the need for partnership between the government and the other key stakeholders—including corporate entities, nonprofits, other organizations, and individuals—is strongly seen in countermeasures response. If we are to save the greatest number of lives, then we must act to ensure that a complementary array of response capabilities are robust, vigorous, and ready, concluded Parker. The work of the IOM Forum, its members, and the workshop panel has been to move forward that principle.


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The 9513 Last.fm Chart Update (8-9-09)
Somehow, The 9513 Top Artist chart just doesn't look right if it doesn't have a guy in a cowboy hat as the #1 artist. Or on the occasions where Sugarland is on top, a guy in a dorky fedora. This isn't one of those occasions, as George Strait is far and away the #1 artist for the week, with 28 listeners. The duo of Jennifer Nettles and company ended up in second place with 23 listeners, right behind Lee Ann Womack, Miranda Lambert and Alan Jackson with 22. Reba McEntire and Jamey Johnson tied at #6 with 21.
Looking at the Top 20 as a whole, it's a decidedly experienced group. We have five artists who have made their debuts in the '00s: Sugarland, Lambert, Johnson, Carrie Underwood and Hayes Carll (both in at #16 with 17 listeners). We've got a fairly even split between artists of the '90s and those of the '80s, and then there are a few that debuted in the '70s and back. Given the fact that we've got a pretty good cross-section of country fans, from current mainstream listeners to New Traditionalist fans to alt-country music geeks, it doesn't seem like too many of the '00 artists have yet made a real impact across the board. It's still too early to tell, though; the next Reba may be struggling to reach the Top 40 right now. Speaking of, Ashley Monroe had 10 listeners and Ashton Shepherd had 9.
In what is likely a first for the group, the #1 album hasn't even been released yet. Johnson's new single, "My Way To You," had the same title tagged for the album name, and 14 listeners put it in at #1. Whether or not that's the name of the final album is unknown, but it's already a hit around these parts. Sugarland's Twice The Speed Of Life and Dixie Chicks' Fly tied for second place with 12 listeners, and Lambert's Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Womack's Call Me Crazy and Trisha Yearwood's Heaven, Heartache And The Power Of Love rounded out the Top 5 with 11 listeners. The group of albums at #7 with 10 listeners included Carll's Trouble In Mind, Patty Loveless' On Your Way Home and Womack's I Hope You Dance. Gloriana's self-titled debut had 6 listeners, which is the same number of hair and makeup stylists that the quartet takes out on the road with them.
Given the results of the albums chart, it won't come as any surprise that the #1 track, with 17 listeners, was Johnson's "My Way To You." It was pretty much a slaughter, but I don't know if enough people will listen to it week after week to keep it around. Then again, one of the songs at #2 was Lambert's "Dead Flowers," which is another lead single off a to-be-released album, so maybe it will have some staying power. The other #2 song, with 9 listeners, was The Wreckers' "Leave The Pieces." The rest of the Top 10 is a mix of perennial favorites with new appearances. Reba's "Consider Me Gone," Garth's "Callin' Baton Rouge" and Jason Aldean's "Big Green Tractor" are among the new songs. And while they missed out on the Top 10, Jypsi's "I Don't Love You Like That" and Kellie Pickler's "Best Days Of Your Life" both had 6 listeners, a good showing for two acts that don't normally chart much here.
Freebie of the Week: If you're a Facebook user and are a fan of iTunes, Apple will reward you by periodically sending out free codes for sampler CDs. Generally, they've been about 15 tracks, about half of which I've kept, and have focused mostly on indie rock and world music. But this week, there's a code netting you a free download of artists who performed at Lollapalooza, including… Eric Church. Yes, Eric Church was the sole representation for the Nashville-based country music world at one of the largest outdoor festivals in the country. He was right between Bon Iver and the Heartless Bastards in the schedule, FYI. So, go become a fan and get a free download of "Smoke A Little Smoke" and 14 other songs.
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Sam, I hate to break the news but the Obama Socialized Healthcare Board has determined that the plug needs to be pulled on The 9513's Last-FM channel….(lol)
Seriously, how did you wind up assigned to this gig? They need to let you out of the basement to review singles or an album now and then to stimulate some interesting discussions (or at least my annoying snarkiness…)
How many listeners do we have in the group now?
105 group members as of this morning.
Rick, your comments have been detected by President Obama's internet truth commission squad, and a reprogramming unit has been dispatched to your residence. Don't worry, I've heard that the reprogramming has been made much less painful in recent weeks.
Seriously, did you even look at the byline of the "Toes" review? :)
Ooops, sorry about that Sam. Its nice to see you have been let out of the dungeon! (lol)
Great comments about Obama's "snitch line" and the impending formation of the "Truth & Reconciliation Committee". I've been given a copy of Obama's little red book to memorize on my way to the re-education camp, er I mean "commune"…(lol)
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• Update and Maintain records for Lost and Found and respond to guest requests for lost and found items during your shift.
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Must be able to communicate using the primary language used in the work place
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Enter Frontier Ranch a well-ventilated and well-kept venue snuggled in the woods of Kirkersville, OH. Frontier Ranch has become the fixed spot for Hookahville and serves it well with ample parking, camping, and vending and kudos to Acoustic Productions for the architectural changes to the venue. The festival kicked off on Friday afternoon with the sounds of The Shantee natives to Columbus, Ohio and a very nice last minute touch to the lineup as this band would open both days of the festival. Coming off their new EP Four Now this band encases nice clean acoustical rhythms that mix well with the remarkable voice of lead vocalist/guitarist Michael Perkins. Giving the crowd some "Room to Run" as Hookahville 20 had officially begun.
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As evening was upon us, it was time for our gracious hosts ekoostik hookah to take the stage. Opening up their set with "Lax," the band illustrated the ease of a 13-year existence. This gave way to some newer material "Yumalaella" that displayed great three-part harmony technique. The band was then joined by CJ Chenier for a couple of numbers including John Lee Hooker's "Let's Make It" > "Boogie Chillun." As CJ had a grin from ear to ear homage was paid to the late great blues marvel in Hookahville fashion. Dave Katz then took the acoustic guitar for the accomplished "Old Montana Red Dog" followed by "Indica and Sativa" that had the agility to segue it's way in and out of "Red House" as rhythm guitarist/vocalist Ed McGee polished his chops with some weighty blues libretto.
hookah decided that set breaks were for the feeble, as their potent arrangement continued with "Only Falling," a song that I believe encompasses ones journey from birth through adolescences, and the trials and tribulations that one may face. The lyrical content is very moving and an extended jam makes way for a searing guitar solo that I relate to one reaching the pinnacle of self-actualization. hookah then brought the blues back with a song off of their first album, "In the Clouds" giving lead guitarist Steve Sweeney an opening to really show his aptitude for playing the blues, seizing the discern of the crowd with epic fashion. The encore concluded with the suitable "Bone," a tune that accentuates the unpretentiousness of Hookahville, with lyrics like "I know people who are not afraid to smile, and being happy is still in style." Furthermore it was good to see Eric Lanese back on the drum kit playing music with substance and vigor.
The second day of the festival opened with another set from The Shantee, playing music that went well with the nice 75-degree temperature that kept solid throughout the day. This is a band that has picked up momentum as of late and deservedly so, as they have a great mixture of musical predilection combined with talent that sets them apart from a lot of today's bands.
Next on the itinerary was the melodious bluegrass of Railroad Earth. A band that has thoroughly established themselves on the scene and now are starting to hit full stride. Playing songs of their newest album Bird in a House, they mix rich contemporary harmonies with traditional bluegrass to form a collective of soothing refrain. The song "Dandelion Wine" is a definite standout, in addition to Andy Goessling's multi-talented array of musical instruments including: acoustic guitars, banjo, dobro, mandolin, flute, pennywhistle, saxophones and vocals. Good to see this band make their second visit to Hookahville.
Grateful Dead tributaries Dark Star Orchestra would be next to grace the stage. Performing an all-acoustic set opening with "Monkey and the Engineer," followed by favorites like "Deep Elum Blues,"
"Cassidy," and "I've Been All Around this World." To venture a guess I would say material from shows in September or October of 1980. The encore of "Ripple" seemed to touch a chord with the audience. Now there are several Grateful Dead cover bands out there today, but I have never seen a band that could envelop the embodiment of the band in such a way. To play the material is one thing, to actually capture style and essence in another. True dead ringers they are, no pun intended.
Steve Kimock Band advanced to the stage as evening began to settle on Frontier Ranch. It was a special treat to have bassist Alphonso Johnson sitting in on bass for the set. SKB's amalgam of inventive instrumental material revealed nice textured layers of jazz flavored rhythms. The bands capacity for innovation were apparent as Kimock's mastery of the guitar led the way and communication between the band mates almost seemed subliminal. Drummer Rodney Holmes instituted a somewhat turntable style effect to give a hint of techno to one of the selections. An almost hypnotic sentiment covered the crowd as subtle hints of "Franklin's Tower" crept its way into the bands last choices, an extremely upbeat bluegrass medley that allowed Kimock to dazzle on his Gibson Explorer.
It was them time again for hometown heroes ekoostik hookah to take to the stage. Beginning with "Rollercoaster," and then "Surround," a song that concentrates on the changing of seasons and the subtleties that are often overlooked. Steve Kimock then joined the band performing a balmy version of "Life is Good" all the while exchanging solos with Steve Sweeney and ultimately joining for a consummate culmination of two great great guitar players. Continuing with the guest spot theme, members of Railroad Earth joined the band for "John Henry" and "Silver Train" giving each band member a chance to stand out turning Hookahville into a hoe down as a genuine mud boogie was commencing in front of the stage.
The second set opened with a well deserved "Float" as bassist Cliff Starbucks brought the funk out illustrating how much he had been inspired by Parliaments visit to the ranch. My compliments to Chris Kuroda for his first-rate work on the lights. Katz then picked up the acoustic again for "Ohio Grown," the title track off their new album, and an outstanding one at that. The song was a great mark of respect to the state that these individual hold so close to their hearts and the moral fiber that has given them inspiration over the years. Then came the appropriate "Hookahville" finishing with the crowd chanting, "ain't no party like a Hookahville party, cause a Hookahville party don't stop" and it didn't as the extensive and extremely poetic "Alexander" closed the set.
As we were all primed for the encore, which pretty much was expecting the unexpected, the band was joined by Chris Davis on backup vocals for a stirring rendition of David Bowie's "Space Oddity." A song that fit well with the fact that Mars was as close to the earth as it has been in 60,000 years. The rest of the Hookahville singers (Daniel Katz and Judy Russel) then came to the stage for "Treat Her Right" by The Cornelius Brothers and Sister Rose that demanded respect. Eric Lanese then took the lead vocals for the family affair of Cheap Trick's "Surrender" that had The Shantee's Shane Frye sitting in on drums. Normally this would have concluded the evening, but the boys came back out for a second encore of "Through Hiker" > "We're an American Band," a truly consummate performance from a tightly woven band that is one of the premier live acts around.
And so it came to be, another Hookahville in the history books. As one chapter in the Hookahville days gone by came to a close another one began. Winston Churchill once said "History will be kind to me, for I intend to write it." I think for this band, this festival, and most of all these people, the future will be kind to them, and I intend to write it. So for all of you out there in Jam Nation write you're future, and always go see live music.
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Critical Essay by Barbara J. Eckstein
SOURCE: "Nadine Gordimer: Nobel Laureate in Literature, 1991," in World Literature Today, Vol. 66, No. 1, Winter, 1992, pp. 7-10.
In the following essay, Eckstein discusses the political atmosphere of South Africa and how it affected Gordimer's career and fiction.
The world literary community has noted each year the prevailing tastes and proclivities of the Nobel jury. So rare was the choice of the Nigerian Whole Soyinka in 1986, for example, that it evoked comment from many quarters. John Kwan-Terry has speculated on the reasons for the exclusion of Chinese names from the list of winners. The paucity of women recipients is no less cause for speculation. In addition, commentary on the Nobel Prize traditionally includes the observation voiced here by John Banville: "The committee has always appeared distinctly chary of anything that smacks of art for art's sake, preferring its literature well salted with political or social concerns." Alfred Nobel's stipulation that his money reward literature of benefit to mankind [sic] and many of the jury's choices through the years do contribute to this perennial observation that artists' artists (e.g., Borges and Nabokov) do not win the Nobel Prize. Writers' and critics' common assumption that esthetic experiment and political commitment are incompatible is, however, equally responsible for this Nobel lore. The jury's awarding of the Nobel Prize to Nadine Gordimer in 1991 provides an opportunity not only to congratulate her for a reward earned through a lifetime's work but also to challenge the assumption separating esthetic complexity and political engagement.
Gordimer's receipt of the award in 1991, rather than earlier, speaks to the recent negotiations of the South African apartheid regime and leaders of the black majority population. The overt white supremacy practiced by the South African government has long been, at the very least, an embarrassment to Europeans and other people of primarily European descent, regardless of our own sins. Until that embarrassment had reason to abate, or seemed to, no white South African living in material comfort in South Africa, whatever the individual's stated resistance to apartheid, could receive a Nobel Prize, the major European prize. As a black African, the moderate but nonetheless worthy Bishop Desmond Tutu could receive the Peace Prize in 1984 for his resistance to the recalcitrant apartheid government. Still, separation of black rights and white rights being what they are in South Africa, the awarding of a Nobel Prize to a white South African would, until this year, have been untenable for the jury—or so I am guessing. This is, of course, not to say that Gordimer's prize also belongs to the South African government or that it deserves it. It is to speculate that, from the jury's point of view, the time is right to reward Nadine Gordimer and the political commitment her work has expressed for over four decades.
In her career, to date, Gordimer has published eight collections of short stories, ten novels, and two nonfiction works, has contributed excerpts from her fiction to two fine collections of photographs by David Goldblatt, and has given numerous interviews, now collected in one volume. This large body of work has prompted some reviewers and critics to assert that Gordimer is at her best in the short story and others to insist that the novel is her milieu. Having succumbed to this comparative thinking in the past, I now suspect my judgment—all these judgments—were based on the wrong question. Evidence of success in both genres disproves any assertion that Gordimer's talent is better suited to one fictional form than to another. She has also published less-polished pieces in both genres. Her work is not more accomplished in the one than in the other. Reflecting on her body of work, I realize instead that she repeats certain social situations in a number of works and that this repetition sometimes results in powerful work and sometimes not. The question to ask, then, is how repetition of these certain social situations has served Gordimer's fiction.
In a recent essay Irene Gorak points to a situation repeated in much of Gordimer's work. "Interpenetrating white and black bodies … forms the hidden center of all her books," Gorak asserts. Gorak criticizes what she calls the political quiescence of this repeated situation, dubbing it "libertine pastoral." I agree that much, though not all, of Gordimer's work describes bodies, explores the role of sex in life, and imagines the possibilities and difficulties of interracial sex. But Gorak is wrong to see this crucial repetition as a separation of private appetite from social choice. Examining the role of repetition in linking Gordimer's esthetics to her politics and ethics, I find that private life and public life, desire and choice, are also inextricably linked.
I use the term repetition thinking of Edward Said's essay "On Repetition" and Henry Louis Gates's use of the concept of repetition and reversal to explain signifying as it is practiced primarily by African Americans. Both critics focus on what Said describes as "Marx's method [which] is to repeat in order to produce difference." Said concludes:
Probably repetition is bound to move from immediate regrouping of experience to a more and more mediated reshaping and redisposition of it, in which the disparity between one version and its repetition increases, since repetition cannot long escape the ironies it bears within it. For even as it takes place repetition raises the question, does repetition enhance or degrade a fact?
Does Gordimer's repetition of black-white sexual relations "enhance or degrade" the fact? Is the hegemonic fear of rape by the black man that dictates the behavior of the white woman in "Is There Nowhere Else Where We Can Meet?" enhanced by the cruel law and white self-interest imposed upon the young black women with white sexual partners in "Town and Country Lovers"? Is the Utopian interracial union that represents a new nonracial political state in A Sport of Nature enhanced by the interracial extramarital affair that finds itself at the margin rather than the center of My Son's Story? To both questions I answer yes, in short, and see clear value in the mediated repetition. In other stories of interracial sexual union the repetition is less successfully reshaped. Even in these stories, however, one can understand the need for and the use in repeating the problem and the question in response to the apartheid government's reiteration of unchanging racialist answers and solutions.
But why this particular repetition, this "interpenetrating of black and white bodies"? An answer lies in these repetitions' struggle to elucidate what are the political powers of intimate relations. By this I mean not only how state political powers define the limits of personal desire by such acts as a law against miscegenation; but I mean also how all private spheres, all families of whatever ethnicity, perpetrate sets of gender and racial ideologies. This Gordimer shows masterfully in a number of pieces, among them the early story "Something for the Time Being" and the recent novel My Son's Story. Thus when sexual partners of different races meet, Gordimer postulates, a possible interpenetration of these different privately held ideologies occurs. In its best fictional forms this interracial intimacy asserts itself as more than an allegory for a nonracial state.
Racial supremacists' fear of miscegenation—promoted as fear of black man's rape and enforced by laws, lynchings, and torture—occupies considerable space in South African and United States history (to name two). That fear, obscured by violence, derives in part from the possibility that the interpenetration of ethnically different private spheres and their ideologies would result in ideological accommodations threatening to absolute separation and one group's assumption of supremacy. Individuals' attempts to wrest personal appetite or desire from ideological determination are social choices. Interracial sexual relations are one means Gordimer used to explore the possibility of a social choice free from ideological determination. Her fiction repeatedly demonstrates, however, that such choice is rarely, if ever, achievable in any situation. Nevertheless, in repetition is "mediated reshaping," the possibility of change.
South African writers of every ethnic origin face the question, "Am I politically radical enough?" Whether or not they ask it of themselves, it is asked of them by reviewers and critics both inside the country and out. Behind the question is the model of the martyrs, those South Africans, like Steve Biko, who believe that only overcoming fear of death will free them to oppose the apartheid regime as one must. Theirs is a standard of sacrifice difficult to match or to doubt. Reviews and essays about Gordimer's work frequently raise the question of political commitment through a comparison of her to another South African writer (often John Coetzee), and often these essayists formulate the comparison by means of the dichotomy between so-called modernist esthetic experiment and so-called historically determined revolutionary commitment. The usual strategy assumes that the modernist esthetic is ahistorical and therefore incompatible with political commitment. In 1983 Rowland Smith compared the work of Gordimer and Coetzee, arguing that her writing is historically grounded and, thus, preferable. Richard Martin begins his 1986 comparison with the promising idea that both Gordimer's and Coetzee's uses of history are borderline cases in their treatment of realist and nonrealist form and content, but Martin returns in the end to the favored assumption. Paraphrasing Gordimer's review of Coetzee's 1983 novel The Life and Times of Michael K, Martin asserts that the novel demonstrates a revulsion of history. On the other hand, Martin concludes that Gordimer's 1979 novel Burger's Daughter is "at home in history and in language, [and so] the text can take its place in the struggle for … a solution." Irene Gorak turns the tables of the dichotomy in her 1991 essay, declaring Gordimer the modernist whose "radical aesthetic tradition [is] yoked to a quiescent political one" and quoting Coetzee's review of The Conservationist, in which he asserts that Gordimer's novel has not laid the Afrikaner pastoral to rest. Although my cursory treatment does not do justice to these arguments, it is, I believe an accurate characterization of the tendency to polarize narrative experiment and political engagement, the same tendency which influences Nobel lore. This polarization, together with the tendency also to compare Gordimer to other writers in order to measure relative political merit, elicits in me not the question "What should the relation of 'modernist' literature and political change be?" but "What can the relation between any literature and political change be?"
It is possible that no direct relation exists between literature and political change, regardless of how prescriptive or how paradoxical the literary form; but I reject the certainty of this idea, just as I do the certainty that literature does produce political change. Instead it is probable that no easily determinable relation exists between literature and political change. Gordimer clarifies in part why this is true in numerous stories about the difficulty of beginning and maintaining direct political action and the dubious relationship between that action and greater justice. A Sport of Nature aside, the skepticism with which Gordimer depicts political change in most of her fictions prevails; it is obvious, for example, in A Guest of Honor, "A Soldier's Embrace," and "A City of the Dead, a City of the Living."
As a teacher of Gordimer's fiction, I have witnessed what the relation between her fiction and political change might be. All her best work undoes easy outrage and assumption about blame. It demonstrates the complicity with racist injustice of those who seem innocent, uninvolved, or even possessed of the correct sympathies. It teaches the careful student how to read politics as systems of power reaching into private life, lying with lovers. Those who learn what her fiction shows from affiliative bonds, links to consciously learned ideas challenging the intimate ideologies of unexplored assumptions. Whether or not these affiliative ideas provoke action and action produces change are another matter.
The strength of Gordimer's fiction lies less in what her characters say than in her careful descriptions of how they move through different private, public, physical, and political landscapes. Her characters' essential gestures speak. They tell of the characters' cruelty and grace, vulnerability and will, desires and choices.
The old man from Rhodesia had let go of the coffin entirely, and the three others, unable to support it on their own, had laid it on the ground, in the pathway. Already there was a film of dust lightly wavering up its shiny sides. I did not understand what the old man was saying; I hesitated to interfere. But now the whole seething group turned on my silence.
Characters within a story often repeat a gesture, turning habits of living into statements of belief, and sometimes Gordimer repeats a gesture of a character from one piece in another character of another work, but repeats it with a critical difference. These modest changes are both credible and moving. One such example occurs in two works separated by decades: "Is There Nowhere Else Where We Can Meet?" and My Son's Story. The first, the story Gordimer chose to begin her Selected Stories, describes a meeting in an isolated field between two strangers, a young white woman and a poor black man.
… any move seemed towards her and she tried to scream and the awfulness of dreams came true and nothing would come out. She wanted to throw the handbag and the parcel at him, and as she fumbled crazily for them she heard him draw a deep, hoarse breath and he grabbed out at her and—ah! It came. His hand clutched her shoulder.
The ambiguity of this isolated encounter in which the woman interprets the man's gestures through the fear she has learned becomes in this second scene a passing encounter in a crowd. Hannah, a white woman, attends memorial services for slain young men in a black township.
… moving over forgotten graves with the party from the combis she stumbled on a broken plastic dome of paper flowers and was quickly caught and put on her feet by a black man in torn and dirty clothes: sorry sorry. They were all around, those who had followed the convoy, and those who were streaming down from all parts of the township to the graveyards.
With the absence of isolation, separation, and unmediated fear in this second scene, the hand that seemed to clutch now quickly put her on her feet. This is repetition with a difference—not necessarily in the black man's hand but in the white woman's head.
While congratulating Gordimer on her achievement, it is important to concede what she herself would concede: her opportunities as an artist in South Africa between the 1940s and 1990s have, because of her "color," surpassed any available to artists of other "colors" whom political conditions have often forced into exile. Ezekiel Mphahlele, one of those exiles, gracefully illustrates this point at the end of his 1959 autobiography Down Second Avenue. Having escaped the confines of South Africa and gone to Lagos, he sits in a garden listening to Vivaldi and remembers an afternoon in Gordimer's garden where they also listened to Vivaldi. The memory serves as a reminder that Gordimer's garden could only be a temporary oasis; in Lagos Mphahlele felt the full refreshment of Vivaldi in his own garden. Perhaps the Swedish Academy has contributed to the dismantling of the apartheid government's separate systems of opportunity by honoring Nadine Gordimer's art and its resistance to injustice.
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