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Shortcut Keys - Visual Basic 210 - Open Another FormDec 1, 2011
i'm creating a program in visual basic and i want to have a shortcut key that opens up another form even though my application is not the foreground windowView 1 Replies
i'm creating a program in visual basic and i want to have a shortcut key that opens up another form even though my application is not the foreground windowView 1 Replies
Hidden Features of Visual Studio (2005-2008)?
What are some shortcut keys you know of that make programming faster, easier, or all around more enjoyable?
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I have a appliction developed on Visual studio 2003, .Net Frame work 1.1.After I migarted that application to Visual studio 2008, .Net Frame work 3.5, Visual Studio is crashedĀas openingĀsomeĀVisual basic designer filesĀby Visual Basic Form Editor.The below is detail error message of Visual studio:
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name:ĀCLR20r3
Problem Signature 01:Ādevenv.exe[code]......
I have created a (kind of) 'Desktop' Form for the main basis of my program. Basically it is made up of 3 panel controls.
1. Holds all buttons which load the different forms (Like the windows start menu when expanded). name: StartMenuPanel
2. Holds Information on log in deatails. name: LogCheckPanel (very thin panel at top of screen)
3. Main panel which takes up the majority of the screen (where I want the forms to load). name: MainPanel
My aim is: When a button is clicked from the 'StartMenuPanel' the form will load with-in the 'MainPanel'.
I tried changing the start position to 'centre parent', but the panels are in the way so some of the childform is overlayed by the panels.
When I run this I get the following error: 'Top-level control cannot be added to a control'.
I hope I've explained this well enough.
I'm trying to create a shortcut which expands or collapses my treeview using the ctrl+alt+up-arrow or ctrl+alt+down-arrow:
If Keys.ControlKey And e.KeyCode = Keys.Alt And e.KeyCode = Keys.Down Then
End If
may i know is that possibleto assign the form a shortcut key like crtl 0 to load/open the form?View 2 Replies View Related
How would I open a program within Visual Basic 2010? (Like running "Application.txt" from "C:" within a Visual Basic project.
Public Class getfrom
Dim getfrom As String
Dim saveto As String
Dim download As Boolean
i have create software using visual basic 2008 now i am stuck with several matter
i need a code that can open multiple URL in one time... when i click the button.. the URL also i can easily add or deleted it
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How can I open a Visual Basic application that I created in 2002? I downloaded a current version ofĀ Visual Basic Express and was able to connect a new project to the .mdb files but I couldn't figure out how to open the other files which I need to actually use the application.
Ideally I'd like to run the .exe file, but it doesn't seem to be compatible with Windows 64-bit. Alternatively I'd be happy recreating it with the various components if I could figure out how to access them.
I had a tree view in visual basic with many root and child.
I want to direct open file like xlsx, aspx even a folder each time i click at the selected node.
I'm using VB Express 2008 and I would like to open an excel file and save it with different name file. For example,ĀI would like to open a file in
C: est.xls
And then I want to save themĀwithĀdifferent file name such as
C: ry.xls
I need to open an MS Word document and insert a picture to it using VisulaBasic 2008 by clicking on a button. I tried the automation code provided at this link [URL] but I can't find how to do what I want.View 6 Replies View Related
We are testing the visual basic 2010 ee in one of the computing suites at a secondary high school. The installation was fineĀ When we tried opening or saving a project it saves it into a default location i.e my documents. The problem withthis is pupils dont have access to c:. They their own drive on the network (h:) where they save their work. When i went and changed the settings in VB in tool > options.View 3 Replies View Related
I want to run specific code through shortcuts defined for my specific program. For example if I click F1 or ctrl+C then I want my program to show customers list. I have tried form's keydown event with following code
I was trying to create some shortcuts for my application and I read how to do it on MSDN
Private Sub Form1_KeyDown(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles Me.KeyDown
If e.Control And e.KeyCode = Keys.S Then
I have formA.vb and I added some shortcut keys using the key_up event handler. Before coding the handler I change the keypreview property of the form to true. I added this code :
Private Sub IntRMA_KeyUp(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles Me.KeyUp If e.KeyCode = Keys.ControlKey And e.KeyCode = Keys.C Then
ElseIf e.KeyCode = Keys.ControlKey And e.KeyCode = Keys.T Then
I have an application which I am trying to implement shortcut keys in. The application contains a main window from which dialog popups can be opened. I am having difficulty implementing the shortcut key functionality on the popup windows. I have the following code in one of the popup windows, and even though the first three key entries are the exact same as on the main window (except for the actual button names), which works, the same code does not work on the popup.
Private Sub frmInduction_KeyDown(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles Me.KeyDown
If e.KeyCode = Keys.Control + Keys.S Or e.KeyCode = Keys.F5 Then
I am opening the popup window with the following code- is there any way that the problem could be caused by how I am opening the popup?
Using frm As frmChangeValue = New frmChangeValue
End Using
I try to use Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, Ctrl+X in datagridview. However, when I use keyDown, KeyUP events, both only return the ControlKey. How can I get the returned information including both keys such as Keys.C And Keys.ControlKey?
Public Class frm_SoilData
Public Sub dgv_KeyUp(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) _
ĀHandles DataGridView_SoilProfile.KeyUp
I'm having a spot of trouble working out how menustrip yet again.I have an MDI project. A child form contains a menustrip that has shortcut keys defined... F1 through F4 at design time. At run-time the child form menustrips are merged into the MDI parent form menustrip.The Function keys do not cause the menu to drop down. *Frutz* I thought okay. I'll use the control's keypress event to trap the F1 key and cause the menu item to drop down Apparently the menu Item is not available in the child form since it was merged to the MDI parent menustrip...*Frippity Frutz* Okay... Call the MDI parent menustrip from the child form...."No menustrip object found".View 4 Replies View Related
So I've been trying to make a form in which a few of the buttons have keyboard shortcuts such as the F keys as well as the arrow buttons. Here's the code I've been using
Private Sub frmOrganizer_KeyDown(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles Me.KeyDown
If obSelect = True Then
Private Sub FavoritesToolStripMenuItem1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles FavoritesToolStripMenuItem1.Click
FavoritesToolStripMenuItem1.Visible = False
I have a VB 2008 form with about a dozen buttons that use ALT+key shortcuts, e.g. names beginning &S, &N, etc.Ā I also have a menustrip with a couple of entries but I have not assigned shortcut keys to any of them. However, three of the entries on the menustrip begin with S, N, and E. The result is that the shortcut keys for those buttons don't work - instead the shortcut activates the menustrip item.Ā For example, ALT+E brings up the Exit on the menustrip instead of activating the button with the &E... label. I even tried setting the shortcut for the menu item to something totally different, but it doesn't matter.Even though I have programmed something different, the menu strip takes precedence on the shortcut.Āis there any way to just disable shortcut keys on the menustrip? What I've done for now is alter the names of my menustrip items by numbering them, e.g. "5 Exit" instead of "Exit" so that ALT+5 does the exit and leaves ALT+E for the button I want it to be associated with.View 3 Replies View Related
I was wondering about how to get shortcut keys (like control C) to workView 4 Replies View Related
IĀhave set shortcutkeys for buttons using properties.ĀNow what i wantĀtoĀdo isĀto underline the character which i have set as shortcut key,on the button text,which is possibe in VB ,(by setting as &Save, now underline will be below the 'S' character),In VB.Net, At runtime it is not displaying the underline for that character.View 3 Replies View Related
I set a shortcut keys in my label...
example: Home
the underline is H but when i tried to test the programm it does not shown up an underlined?
I've encountered another minor problem with using vs 2010...how do you assign shortcut keys? I've read you just click in the shortcut keys option then press the buttons you want to be your shortcuts- this however just acts like I'm pressing the shortcut keys for vs. for instance alt x, which I want to be exit, takes me to debug. Typing alt + x in manually gives me an error saying what I've put in is invalid.View 8 Replies View Related
We have localized our application menubar(Ex: Spanish language).The menubar menuitems have few shortcut keys i.e CTRL + N along with the text. The shortcut key is diplaying in some dummy character.We want the menuitem (Ex: New File CTRL+ N) text in local language and CTRL+ N should display as English
cMenuBar.Font = New Font(Configfontname, Configfontsize)
strMenuText = rsManager.GetString("cbmNewFold")
cbmNewFold = New CommandBarButton(ilToolbar20.Images.Item(0), strMenuText, New
I have a Window with Keybindings in InputBindings defined. They work the first time and when i set the focus on any control on the form.But when a Messagbox is shown and I press "OK" they shortcut keys don't work until I set the focus on a control in my window.
My InputBindings:
<KeyBinding Gesture="Ctrl+N" Command="{x:Static local:MainWindow.NewMenuCommand}" />
<KeyBinding Gesture="Ctrl+O" Command="{x:Static local:MainWindow.OpenMenuCommand}" />
I have this code for my shortcut keys
Private Sub Form1_KeyDown(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles Me.KeyDown
If e.Shift = True And e.KeyCode = Keys.F3 Then
'Do something
End If
But I also have a button to send my program to the System tray like so:
NotifyIcon1.Visible = True
Me.Visible = False
How can I get my shortcut key to work while my program is in the system tray?
It doesn't work while its a notify icon
the thing is i'm a .net programmer at varsity but i cant figure out how to program or insert shortcut/icon keys on the web browser application e.g back,refresh,stop,go. i'm only able to do this using command buttoms. so i want to use simple icons like those on some web browsers.View 1 Replies View Related
I cannot find these anywhere despite googling for quite a while. There's just about everything else but not these seemingly. I want to be able to go back to the top of a (long) procedure and then back down to the bottom, without scrolling or paging down etc.View 5 Replies View Related
I'm trying to build an application that when I press a keyboard shortcut, say CTRL + ~, if the window is minimized to the system tray it is displayed.
I have seen a few programs do this and have always wondered how to do this, but haven't had the opportunity to do learn it until now and I really don't know if its something simple or complex.
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I have a form, user logs in and another form is generated. User submits a query. My problem is that I cannot keep a record of who is making the query.
The user has a uid and usernamae but once the new form is generated where the user submits the query both these identifiers are gone. Is there a way in which I can overcome this?
Okay guys this is my first thread as well as my first dive into programming. So my question is, I want to have this design on my form that would fade from blue to black, and I have no idea how to do this. So picture a form thats blue and when you lookView 3 Replies View Related
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I'm creating a study application for myself and this is what I have:
Imports System.Diagnostics
Public Class Form1
Dim amounts As Integer
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X being my "amounts" variable.
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Overflow of Marikina river due to siltation, says land developer
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Defending itself from the accusations of river encroachment, property developer Ortigas & Co. has blamed erosion and siltation for the overflow of the Marikina River during hours of nonstop rain.
The silt along the downstream of the Manggahan Floodway, if removed from the river, could fill 1,550 dump trucks of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority, said Bienvenido Galang, vice president of DCCD, an engineering consultancy firm hired by the Ortigas & Co. Limited Partnership for its Circulo Verde project.
Circulo Verde is a 12-hectare residential development project in Barangay (village) Bayan, Quezon City, which is surrounded by Marikina River.
Galang said his computation was based on a recent study showing that the downstream of the Marikina River currently has 24, 985 cubic meters of silt.
This amount of silt, he said, was a result of an erosion and flashflood upstream when tropical storm "Ondoy" hit the city in 2009.
"Since then, it has not been dredged and thus, greatly diminished the carrying capacity of the river and caused its unusual flow," Galang said in an interview.
Marikina Vice Mayor Jose Fabian Cadiz earlier claimed the river rose unexpectedly by five meters in a span of 10 hours of nonstop rain and blamed this on the alleged encroachments on the river.
City officials last week quoted an MMDA official accusing the Circulo Verde of constricting the width of the river from 150 meters to 50 meters from 1993 to the present.
Ortigas & Co. repeatedly denied their claims, saying it has not built on anything beyond the bounds of its property nor has it enlarged its property in any way.
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Functional imaging helps doctors make better decisions. Interventional oncology is developing as an alternative to chemotherapy, which is both expensive and painful.
Imaging and interventional radiology is changing the way oncologists (cancer experts) treat tumours. Functional imaging, as against the older structural imaging (X-Ray, CT scan and MRI), is helping doctors make better decisions. Dr. Mukkamala Appa Rao, chairman of board of managers, Hurley Medical Center, Flint, Michigan, US, says structural imaging is on its way out with advances in functional imaging. In contrast to structural imaging, functional imagining focuses on revealing the physiological activities within a certain tissue or organ using medical imaging modalities that use 'tracers' or probes to highlight their distribution within the body.
The tracers are similar to chemical compounds within the body like glucose. By studying these compounds, radiologists can determine the actual intensity of certain substances to evaluate the risk of developing cancer.
Positron Emission Tomography (PET), which is functional imaging technology, is available in Vijayawada.
Interventional oncology is developing as an alternative to chemotherapy, which is both expensive and painful. In interventional oncology, tumours can be treated using catheters. Depending on the situation, tumours can be either burnt or frozen. In the third alternative, blood supply to the cancerous tissue can be blocked to curtail growth, Dr. Rao says.
New imaging technologies reduce the dosage of radiation. The new motto of the American College of Radiology is "as low as reasonably achievable" (ALARA). Earlier, the emphasis was on clear images, but the emphasis is now on enough dosage of radiation to detect the disease.
American College is a founding participant of the 'Image Gently' campaign for dose reduction, particularly in paediatric imaging, and it has also launched Image Wisely, an adult radiation dose reduction effort. The more recent imaging equipment has radiation dose modulation capabilities. Dosage is reduced or increased according to the thickness of the body unlike in the older system where a uniform dose of radiation is used, he adds.
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Fast Break: Nets cut down Celtics in Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett homecoming
Posted By Ben Rohrbach On January 26, 2014 @ 9:09 pm In General | 8 Comments
This game was obviously more about Paul Pierce [1] and Kevin Garnett [2]'s return to Boston, but the basketball portion of the evening was a sloppy mess of Atlantic Division basketball.
Pierce and Garnett combined for 12 points, seven rebounds and five assists in a 85-79 Brooklyn victory, handing the Celtics [3] (15-31) a 17th loss in their last 20 tries. Meanwhile, the Nets [4] (20-22) moved within 1.5 games of the division-leading Raptors.
Rondo (13 points, 8 assists, 8 rebounds) engineered a Celtics [3] comeback that brought the Celtics [5] within three points in the final minute, but a Garnett dunk off one of the C's 16 turnovers put the game out of reach. Brandon Bass [6] led the Celtics with 17 points and eight rebounds, Chris Johnson [7] netted 12 points on the night his first 10-day contract is set to expire and Gerald Wallace [8] also added a dozen.
Sweet emotions: It's almost as if everyone forgot they had to actually play a basketball game. Pierce and Garnett finished scoreless in the first quarter (0-3 FG), and the Nets [4] were 4-of-18 in the opening 12 minutes. The Celtics [3] weren't any better, as Brooklyn took a 35-34 halftime lead. (Fitting, the C's had 34 first-half points, by the way.) Pierce didn't score his first points until the third quarter, when he sunk a pair of free throws 1:08 into the frame.
Oh, shoot: After Brad Stevens [9] ripped his team for settling for too many jumpers against the Thunder, the Celtics [3] fell into the same trap in the third quarter against Brooklyn, taking 12 of their 18 shots outside the paint and making just three in the frame. Meanwhile, the Nets [4] built a six-point cushion heading into the fourth quarter.
Sully-Green: While Rondo and Bass enjoyed stellar games against their former teammates, Jeff Green [10] and Jared Sullinger struggled offensively opposite the two C's legends. Through three quarters, the pair was a combined 3-for-18 from the floor, and Stevens actually gave more crunch-time minutes to Gerald Wallace [8] and Humphries.
Paying tribute: As usual, the folks behind the video tributes did a masterful job putting together pieces for both Pierce [11] and Garnett [12]. Likewise, the crowd responded accordingly, chanting "Paul. Pierce [1]." before the Nets [4] lineup was introduced, cheering their introductions and tearing the roof off the Garden when the Garnett and Pierce tributes were played on the Jumbotron during the second timeout and following the first quarter, respectively.
National TV Rondo: Whether it was the bright lights or just a natural progression, Rondo enjoyed his best game since returning from ACL surgery. He played 14 first-half minutes, also his most this season, producing eight points, five rebounds and four assists by the break. Whether he meant his "just another game [13]" comment about his former teammates' return or not, Rondo showed little emotion as he remained focused on his comeback.
Bass swishing: Only a handful of the current Celtics [3] were on the roster with Truth and Ticket, and Bass was one of them, getting the start over Kris Humphries. Like Rondo, he responded with a solid game against his former mates, even driving past both of them for a dunk at one point. After failing to grab more than five rebounds since Jan. 15, he asserted himself on the glass, leading a solid team rebounding effort that included double-digit offensive boards.
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[1] Paul Pierce: http://audio.weei.com/basketball/paul-pierce.htm
[2] Kevin Garnett: http://audio.weei.com/basketball/kevin-garnett.htm
[3] Celtics: http://audio.weei.com/basketball/boston-celtics.htm
[4] the Nets: http://audio.weei.com/basketball/new-jersey-nets.htm
[5] Celtics: http://media.weei.com/basketball/boston-celtics.htm
[6] Brandon Bass: http://audio.weei.com/basketball/brandon-bass.htm
[7] Chris Johnson: http://audio.weei.com/basketball/chris-johnson.htm
[8] Gerald Wallace: http://audio.weei.com/basketball/gerald-wallace.htm
[9] Brad Stevens: http://audio.weei.com/ncaa/coach-brad-stevens.htm
[10] Jeff Green: http://audio.weei.com/basketball/jeff-green.htm
[11] pieces for both Pierce: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykZ7Am8NkwE
[12] and Garnett: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DQXciazTwI
[13] just another game: http://greenstreet.weei.com/sports/boston/basketball/celtics/2014/01/25/rajon-rondo-paul-pierce-kevin-garnett-return-just-another-game/
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Lil Wayne's No Ceilings mixtape
Wayne is not only shouting out the mixtape name itself, with Swag Surfin' being the first song on the mixtape, he is once again reminding listeners just what they're listening to, a common theme throughout, exemplified in the title track: No Ceilings.
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Closing arguments are expected Thursday in the child sex-abuse trial of Jerry Sandusky. The defense for the former Penn State assistant football coach rested Wednesday without Sandusky taking the stand. Sandusky denies charges that he sexually abused ten boys over 15 years.


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Perhaps the greatest misconception regarding challenges to ban books in the U.S. is that only right wingers are behind book bans-not true. Left-wingers, have targeted political pamplets and books for banning, too.
Book challenges occur in every state. People challenge books that they say are either too sexual, too violent or not politically correct. "They may object to profanity, slang, portrayals of ethnic, religious and political stereotypes or positive portrayals of homosexuals," according to the ALA.
According to a recent ALA report on book challenges, 460 challenges were reported to the ALA's Office of Intellectual Freedom in 2009.
In the U.S., Clark noted, children's books probably get the most attention when it comes to content. Books about witches, demons, vampires-such as "Harry Potter" and "Twilight" books-and other creatures of myth and legend are often on parent's minds.
But it may not take a village when it comes to policing community book standards-
"Times have changed. Today, it's really up to parents to monitor what their children are reading," Clark noted. "And one parent, or one group, can't be the judge of what the children of other parents should be reading."
Vermont public libraries haven't had much trouble with banned books, according to Clark. Vermonters appear to be more tolerant of diverse opinions than elsewhere.
Most Vermont libraries strive to keep the shelves stocked with books that are of value to the community-from reference to fiction titles-Clark stressed. But sometimes, works of fiction, even non-fiction, will be offensive to someone.
The freedom to read requires eternal vigilence and engaged readers, librarians, booksellers and elected officials. Thankfully, Vermont is blessed with many citizens who care deeply about the printed word and their right to it.
Check It Out: For an online list of banned and challenged books in the U.S. see: www.ala.org and www.adlerbooks.com/banned.html.
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A 48-year-old Indian-origin man has been charged with the murder of a British national, whose body was found in his flat.
Surjit Singh Sidhu from Huddersfield in Britain's West Yorkshire was arrested on Friday and subsequently charged with the murder of Martin Ackroyd, also 48.
The victim is believed to have lived at the flat for four months, the Huddersfield daily Examiner reported today.
Police were called to a flat in Newsome shortly after midday on Friday where they discovered the body.
Later, a 30-year-old woman was also arrested in connection with the case but was released on bail, the report said
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In town today to talk about labor's place in the economic recovery, AFT President Randi Weingarten -- and the former head of UFT in New York -- weighed in on the national legacy of Cathie Black's short tenure.
The national lesson is experience in education matters, and we have to stop this view of silver bullets and blame because what what was pushing some of these views that all you need is a charismatic leader who then will ride in on a horse and change everything. It just doesn't work that way.
Weingarten pointed to the trouble with Black's private sector roots, but was more measured than others -- like NYU education historian Diane Ravitch.
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Our beloved Mother, Ellen M. (Elsner Brogle) Green joined her family in Heaven May 9, 2008.
Born Feb. 14, 1917, our Valentine, she will always be remembered as a sweet woman with a wonderful smile. She was soft spoken and full of love, and always our model of courage, determination, kind spirit and a sharp mind. She enjoyed humor and her independence. She took great delight in visits with family and travel adventures.
Ellen was the youngest of four children of Joseph and Nellie (Will) Elsner, both deceased, of Sandusky.
A lifetime member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Sandusky, her grandfather, known as "Holy Joe", sold candles and framed pictures and donated the St. Joseph stained glass window in St. Mary's Church and his name is imprinted on it. Her aunt, Mayme Elsner, sold candy from her store where St. Mary Central Catholic High School now stands. Ellen was strong in her Catholic faith; being baptized, confirmed, educated and married at St. Mary's. She graduated in 1935 as treasurer of her class and starred in her Senior class play as the lead of "Annabelle".
Ellen graduated from Sandusky Business College and worked at Trojan Powder Company during World War II, at Montgomery Ward, Diamond S Electric, Fletcher Freight Lines, Commercial Motor Freight and retired in 1981 from the Erie County Engineer's Office.
She married Alfred Brogle Jr. in 1938 and Alfred died in 1943.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- A proposal that would make cutting some students' lottery scholarships in half contingent on lottery revenues has likely failed this session.
The measure sponsored by Republican Rep. Harry Brooks of Knoxville was withdrawn from consideration in the House Finance Subcommittee on Monday. Brooks told reporters outside the committee that he didn't think he had the votes.
An original proposal sought to reduce by 50 percent the award for students who do not meet both standardized testing and high school grade requirements.
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Not advanced statistics - The argument against renaming "Corsi"
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Regardless of what you call them, there are going to be a lot of people that simply don't want to adopt certain statistics. There's a small push to rename the stats we have now—Corsi, PDO, Fenwick, whatever—to more user-friendly acronyms that explain better what the statistic details.
I don't think that's a particularly wise thing to do. There are already thousands of people that read #fancystats articles and don't keep up with the day-to-day backroom arguing between hockey's online group of statistical analysts, that mostly play out on Twitter. I think "Corsi" will be more intuitive the more it's used and the first time that a smart network host or personality decides to make use of it on-air.
Can goalies control the number of rebounds they allow?
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A while ago, I looked at whether skaters (or goalies) had any ability to generate (or avoid allowing) rebounds. With only one year of data, I concluded that "there definitely seems to be an individual goaltender skill in avoiding rebounds, but whether that skill matters is up for debate." This is an updated and improved version of that study, focusing just on goaltenders.
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Some discussion on Twitter early Friday afternoon after Ilya Kovalchuk's Hall of Fame candidacy in the wake of his surprise retirement from the National Hockey League. It's worth noting that Kovalchuk's career is not quite over yet: he's still 30 years old and has a few real good productive years left in Russia and probably a couple of Olympic games left in him as a real key contributor. Without the NHL playoffs to restrict him, I can see him being a very key figure in Russia's World Championship bids each year as the European leagues are intelligent enough to end their seasons beach weather hits and players are freed up to go to the Worlds each year.
I'm a proponent "for" Kovalchuk. I think that his international resume, including two World Championship golds, and what's to come, will more than make up for his lack of playoff success at the NHL stage. Really, he's played just 32 playoff games, because he spent most of his North American career toiling away in Atlanta.
Reviewing the NHL Entry Draft 1990 to 1999
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When one thinks of the 90s and NHL drafting it usually draws up images of a draft wasteland, devoid of the flash and skill we enjoyed in the 80s and centered on the occasions like the one above. There were two catastrophic draft years in the 90s, both of them near the tail end. The decade of NHL drafting from 1990 to 1999 was something of a paradox where the overall numbers of NHL players actually stabilized remarkably, but simultaneously delivered few elite-level talents to the league.
Reviewing the NHL Entry Draft 1979 to 1989
July 03 2013 09:21AM
What constitutes a deep draft? Are there any patterns in the strength of draft years? Do some teams dominate the draft to a greater extent than others? Are there any historical trends that can be found by looking at the overall draft history? What teams find success at the draft and are there any patterns that can be gleaned from history?
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Kate Somerville Complexion Correction Overnight Discoloration Perfector is one of three dark spot corrector treatments that Kate offers in her skincare collection. There's a daily moisturizer, this overnight moisturizer, and also a dark spot treatment to use along with the other two.
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AHL Game Day: 3/6/11 Admirals at SenatorsSubmitted by pete on March 6, 2011 - 19:37
Admirals get Daug'ed out.
Jaroslav Janus allowed 4 goals on 36 shots for the loss. It's better than the 7 goals he allowed in his first start of the season, at least.
First Period
BNG Sweetland, (4) (Benoit, Hoffman), 8:15 (PP)
Second Period
BNG Daugavins, (14) (Gryba, Locke), 1:01
Third Period
BNG Daugavins, (15) (O'Brien, Wick), 4:10
NOR Szczechura, (14) (Fornataro, Pouliot), 10:12 (PP)
BNG Greening, (14) (Locke, Benoit), 15:45
Norfolk has 2 more 3-games-in-3-nights sets this season, so unless Cedrick Desjardins comes back from injury, Norfolk probably has a couple of more starts left for Janus.
5th place Binghamton closes to within 2 points of the Admirals and they hold 1 game in hand in the East Division playoff race. Norfolk also lost ground to Charlotte, which beat Manchester today. The team is now 3 points back of the Checkers with 2 games in hand. In the crossover, Norfolk holds a 7 point lead on Worcester.
17 games remain in the regular season. Norfolk draws Binghamton again at The Scope on Wednesday and again on Friday.
Box score from TheAHL.com.
AHL Game Night: 3/2/11 Bears at AdmiralsSubmitted by pete on March 2, 2011 - 22:51
It was Bear hunting season tonight at Scope.
Dustin Tokarski allowed 1 goal on 29 shots for the win. With Curtis McElhinney plucked away by Ottawa on waivers, the number one job in Norfolk is now Tokarski's, unless Cedrick Desjardins finds a way to return from injury. Tonight was a good opening statement for Tic.
First Period
HER Pinizzotto, (16) (Willsie, Greentree), 7:44
NOR Ritola, (1) (Fornataro, Tokarski), 12:51
Second Period
NOR Jones, (19) (Vernace, Szczechura), 9:05 (PP)
NOR Jones, (20) (Pouliot, Milam), 9:41
NOR Pouliot, (18) (Milam, Harju), 19:55 (PP)
Third Period
NOR Durno, (15) (Angelidis, Wright), 0:32
NOR Ritola, (2) (Pouliot, Gudas), 13:17
Blair Jones, Marc-Antoine Pouliot, and Mattias Ritola were the game's three stars. Jones became the first Admiral to hit 20 goals this season, matching his career high set two years ago. Difference is: his 20 goals in 2008-2009 came in 80 games and was largely the product of Jones playing a lot of point on the power play. He reached that threshold in 47 games this season and has developed into a far more well-rounded player. Ritola scored his first 2 goals as an Admiral and now has 11 points in his first 9 games with the club.
With Chris Durno scoring his 15th goal tonight, the Admirals now have 6 players with 15 or more goals: Pouliot, Jones, Johan Harju, Matt Fornataro, Durno, and Mike Angelidis. Entering the year, it appeared the formula for success in Norfolk would involve having multiple scorers chasing around 20 goals without pure snipers like the departed Brandon Bochenski. It certainly appears that formula has been followed so far.
With the win, Norfolk seized 4th in the East Division outright over Binghamton by 2 points, while still holding 1 game in hand. They also burned a game in hand on Charlotte and are now 3 points back of 3rd place with 2 games in hand. They're also now 7 points back of the Bears for 2nd place with 2 games in hand. In the crossover, Norfolk holds an 8 point advantage on the Atlantic's 4th place team, Worcester.
There are 20 games left in the regular season. Norfolk next faces Albany on the road on Friday. They'll face the Bears again this weekend (Saturday) in Hershey and finishes out the week in Binghamton on Sunday. With three games in three nights, it will be interesting to see if and when Coach Cooper starts Jaroslav Janus.
Box score from TheAHL.com.
ECHL Game Night: 2/27/11Submitted by chad on February 27, 2011 - 20:18
Florida Everblades 3 @ South Carolina Stingrays 4 (OT)
C Mitch Fadden: Did not play (out for 3 months - blood clot).
Season totals: 37 GP, 15-36-51, -2, 34 PIM
LW Alex Hutchings: 1-1-2, E, 0 PIM, 4 SOG
Season totals: 38 GP, 10-12-22, -10, 29 PIM
The Everblades got some reinforcements with the return of Alex Imbeault and Francis Lemieux back from Connecticut of the AHL. Lemieux is second in the league's scoring race. Mitch Fadden is tied for 14th despite not playing for the last two months. The two returnees combined for just two assists Sunday, but Florida was able to flirt with 30 shots again. Hutchings extended his season-high point streak to four games with a goal and an assist. The first year pro has battled injuries and inconsistency this season, but has eight points in his last eight games. Florida had a 3-0 lead Sunday before letting the game slip away. With Curtis McElhinney likely being sent to Norfolk from Tampa Bay, Jaroslav Janus should be returning soon to southwest Florida.
ECHL Game Night: 2/19/11Submitted by chad on February 20, 2011 - 00:19
Gwinnett Gladiators 3 @ Florida Everblades 7
C Mitch Fadden: Did not play (out for 3 months - blood clot).
Season totals: 37 GP, 15-36-51, -2, 34 PIM
LW Alex Hutchings: 0-1-1, E, 4 PIM (high sticking, holding), 3 SOG
Season totals: 36 GP, 9-10-19, -9, 29 PIM
G Jaroslav Janus: Win, 48 saves on 51 shots, *Third Star*
Season totals: 25 GP, 11-12-0-0, 3.03 GAA, .913 sv%, 0 SO
The Blades were outshot 51-43, but Janus stood tall and Florida scored four times in the third period to get their second win in a row. With South Carolina's overtime loss, the Blades pull back into a fourth place tie with the Stingrays in the East.
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ECHL Game Night: 2/18/11Submitted by chad on February 19, 2011 - 00:01
Gwinnett Gladiators 2 @ Florida Everblades 5
C Mitch Fadden: Did not play (out for 3 months - blood clot).
Season totals: 37 GP, 15-36-51, -2, 34 PIM
LW Alex Hutchings: 0-1-1, +1, 0 PIM, 1 SOG
Season totals: 35 GP, 9-9-18, -9, 25 PIM
G Jaroslav Janus: Win, 27 saves on 29 shots
Season totals: 24 GP, 10-12-0-0, 3.03 GAA, .911 sv%, 0 SO
Janus (pictured) stopped 27 of 29 shots and Hutchings broke a two game pointless streak as the Blades beat the Gladiators 5-2 in southwest Florida. Former Clarkson forward Matt Beca had a goal and two assists for Florida to earn First Star honors. Florida is tied for fourth in the Eastern Conference at 61 points with South Carolina, though the Stingrays have three games in hand on the Blades.
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It isn't as delirious a journey as we experienced a decade ago, but it's still filled with wonder, monsters, and thrills.
What saves the day is the spidery, schizoid Gollum, again performed by the great Andy Serkis through the craft of motion capture.
Piles on enough eye candy and action sequences to please fans, plus more humor than the three "Rings" films - even if it only occasionally achieves the trio's grandeur.
If you loved the earlier films, these are moments you will hold on to, but they're very few, and they're not enough.
It's one thing to sit on your couch watching football in HD. It's another to view one of literature's most enduring fantasies in the same manner. The experience that felt so breathtakingly cinematic in Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" series now seems frustratingly fake.
My first thought in watching The Hobbit was: Do we really need this movie? It was my last thought, too.
The downside is that "The Hobbit" no longer looks like a movie at all. It looks like a video.
I'm holding the filmmaker responsible for getting us all back again - to feelings of excitement and delight. Vital as they are, Gollum and Bilbo can only do so much to keep us enchanted. Is Jackson able to sustain the magic in two more installments? I peer into Tolkien's Misty Mountains and embrace the journey.
The result is a film that is solid and acceptable instead of soaring and exceptional, one unnecessarily hampered in its quest to reach the magical heights of the trilogy.
While the production design is impeccable and the journey intermittently involving, The Hobbit is overlong and lacks the enchantment of the Lord of the Rings films.
This is not about a reluctant hero drawing courage from some deep personal well. It's not about dread and danger. It's about visual effects.
The grandeur of the Lord of the Rings trilogy [has] been replaced by something that resembles tatty summer-stock theater.
There will be opportunities to see the picture in regular 24 frames per second, but I recommend going the whole hog and sampling what Jackson has come up with - a new way to watch movies and a new take on a universe that seemed to have exhausted its narrative possibilities.
Extracting three generously proportioned films from Tolkien's books made sense. But turning the relatively slim 1937 volume 'The Hobbit' into a trilogy, peddling seven or eight hours of cine-mythology, suggests a better deal for the producers than for audiences.
Tolkien's inventive, episodic tale of a modest homebody on a dangerous journey has been turned into an overscale and plodding spectacle.
To sum it up, there is little that is unexpected in The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. Rather than an epic continuation of Jackson's Middle-earth obsession, the film seems more like the work of a man driving around a multilevel parking garage without being able to find the exit.
A purist's delight, something the millions of die-hard fans of his Lord of the Rings trilogy will gorge upon. In pure movie terms, however, it's also a bit of a slog, with an inordinate amount of exposition and lack of strong forward movement...There are elements in this new film that are as spectacular as much of the Rings trilogy was, but there is much that is flat-footed and tedious as well, especially in the early going.
I'm afraid that whoever it was in the New York Film Critics Circle who voted for The Hobbit as best animated film had a point. And so did the people who suspected that this whole thing was a bad idea.
It's a bloated, shockingly tedious trudge that manages to look both overproduced and unforgivably cheesy.
In this fitfully engaging, but often patience-straining preamble to Hobbit adventures to come, there is one transporting 10 minutes of screen time. It happens when Bilbo meets the freakish, ring-obsessed creature Gollum.
More time in Middle Earth is exactly what The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey provides - so much more that the movie starts to feel like some Buddhist exercise in deliberately inflicted tedium.
You shouldn't be able to read a book faster than you can see it play out on-screen.
The movie lacks majesty. Grand in parts, the movie is too often grandiose or grandiloquent; and the running time is indefensible.
At nearly three hours long, "An Unexpected Journey" has moments when the caravan seems both overstuffed and out of balance, but it's such a scenic trip that only a stubborn homebody could complain.
An Unexpected Journey also proves that it is, indeed, possible to get too much of a good thing.
If you're willing to just go with it, An Unexpected Journey is a competent ride, but as a whole it lacks purpose, giving the impression of a television program in its later seasons still chugging along while full aware that it has peaked. Needless to say, "Hobbit" fans will find plenty to soak in; others may get the feeling of being bludgeoned by deja vu.
A mesmerizing study in excess, Peter Jackson and company's long-awaited prequel to the Lord of the Rings saga is bursting with surplus characters, wall-to-wall special effects, unapologetically drawn-out story tangents and double the frame rate (48 over 24) of the average movie.
"All good stories deserve embellishment," Gandalf says to Bilbo before they set off, and one has to ask whether the weight of embellishment, on this occasion, makes the journey drag, and why it leaves us more astounded than moved. And yet, on balance, honor has been done to Tolkien, not least in the famous riddle game between Bilbo and Gollum.
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Universal acclaim- based on 2518 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 583 out of 716
Mixed: 63 out of 716
Negative: 70 out of 716
Dec 14, 2012"The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" is a great movie. The modern 3D - technology let us enter the world of Tolkien in a new dimension. Peter"The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" is a great movie. The modern 3D - technology let us enter the world of Tolkien in a new dimension. Peter Jackson made a movie, which shows once again that the small ones are able to be great heroes. The soundtrack fits perfectly to the movie. I recommend you to watch this masterpiece.
I also will watch it at least once again.
P.S.: Please excuse my bad english, i'm from Germany ;)… Full Review »
Dec 14, 2012People need to stop thinking about The Lord of the Rings when they go to watch this film. The Hobbit wasn't even written the same way as LotRPeople need to stop thinking about The Lord of the Rings when they go to watch this film. The Hobbit wasn't even written the same way as LotR by Tolkien. It's not a dark, epic drama that portends the end of an age, ultimate evil, and the tragedy of life lost: not just in battle, but of those who's souls are never the same after the grand journey (Frodo).
It's a fun adventure featuring the races and monsters that birthed contemporary fantasy. If you go in expecting that, you will be MORE than satisfied by this film. It gets better as it goes along. It was accurate to the book, and gave us just enough of a LotR tie-in without overshadowing the main quest of The Hobbit.… Full Review »
Dec 14, 2012It has angered me critics are disgusted at the films drawn out length in terms of being a part of the lord of the rings franchise. But at theIt has angered me critics are disgusted at the films drawn out length in terms of being a part of the lord of the rings franchise. But at the end of the day the story telling ability in this film and the beauty you find in the scenes makes it a fantastic film which definitely deserves a 10. This is a film review not a business case review!… Full Review »


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CNY's infamous antifreeze killer profiled on ABC-TV's 20/20:
Husband-killer Stacey Castor brought Central New York some unwanted national publicity Friday night April 24, when ABC-TV's 20/20 profiled her recent case and conviction.
An Onondaga County Court jury of two men and 10 womenpronounced her guilty on Feb. 5 of fatally dosing her second husband, 48-year-old David Castor, with antifreeze in August 2005 at the couple's home in the town of Clay.
One of the spectators in the downtown courtroom for the verdict was former WTVH-TV anchorman David Muir, now a hotshot reporter for ABC.
Jurors found that Stacey Castor had both the opportunity and motive to poison at least one (and probably two) husbands with antifreeze. She wanted their money. She wanted them out of her life. When she also dosed her daughter two years after David died, it was to pin the murder rap(s) on someone other than herself.
In assessing his interviews with the "black widow," Muir said, even in the face of overwhelming circumstantial evidence, Castor continued to proclaim her innocence. "She remained defiant 'til the end," he told a reporter.
She told Muir the guilty verdict was "unbelievable."
"I was in shock. I couldn't believe that, you know...I had been found guilty. We had been preparing for the fact that that could happen," Castor told Muir. "From day one we've talked about it, and...just hearing it, knowing that that had happened, was kind of unbelievable."
District Attorney Bill Fitzpatrick took issues with Castor's assertion that she and her lawyers were prepared for a guilty verdict. The DA, whose office has been monitoring all of Castor's jailhouse communications since her arrest, said she was so confident of an acquittal that she and her boyfriend were planning a post-trial vacation.
Castor appeared in Onondaga County Court a day before the two-hour 20/20 documentary. Transported to Syracuse from the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility downstate, Castor didn't realize why she was due back here until she arrived, said her attorney, Charles Keller.
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Jerry Bart Windous, 49, of Blackfoot passed away Friday, April 6, 2012, at his home from a lingering illness.
Jerry was born March 20, 1963 in Ely, Nev., to Jerry Franklin Windous and Louise Laneve Hunt. He graduated in 1981 from Owyhee High School in Owyhee, Nev. He lived many different places, including Wildhorse, Sunnyside and Baker, Nev., moving to Moreland in 1999.
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The spring concert of the Snake River Community Orchestra begins at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Snake River High Auditorium.
The orchestra features well loved music by composers including Bach and Strauss.
The concert is called "Timeless Favorites."
Admission is free. (Donations are welcome and gladly accepted.) For the last number of the evening, the orchestra will combine with the Snake River High School band and Community Choir to perform Irving Berlin's "America."
Steven Kauer is running for Bingham County Commission Zone 3, as a Republican. His opponents are incumbent A. Ladd Carter and Kirk Ogden. They will battle in the primary May 15. With no Democratic opponent, the winner will assume his seat on the commission in January, 2013.
"We need a big change in the direction of county government," said Kauer.
He said he opposes the county's intrusion into property rights through its newly rewritten zoning ordinance.
Bingham County Sheriff Dave Johnson announced Monday the clean-up of both sides of the road from U. S. 91 east to the Rattlesnake dumpsite.
The clean-up will occur from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the next two Saturdays, April 14 and April 21.
Trustees from the Bingham County jail and people who would like to work off some of their probation time will be doing the clean-up.
"We encourage people to tarp their loads as the loads are moved to Rattlesnake," Sheriff Johnson said. "People are losing too much material as it is moved from house to Wolverine.
McKayla Richardson from Shelley was named the 2013 Distinguished Young Women (DYW) of Firth/Shelley Saturday night. First Alternate is Tristan Hillman from Firth; Second Alternate is Lexa Hansen from Shelley.
Completing the field of 11 were Shateal Murphy, Ashley Killpack, McCall Williams, Selena Garcia, Carissa Jolley, Milly Fielding, Michelle Tucker and Tabatha Jolley. This was the first year students from Firth and Shelley high schools participated together.Â
The sun shone brightly for the Easter egg hunt at Jensen Grove on Saturday in stark contrast to the snow that lay on the grass the day before. Hundreds attended the activity hosted by the Blackfoot Community Center and the Blackfoot Chamber of Comerce.
Brightly colored eggs littered the taped off areas of the Grove. The Blackfoot Fire Department signaled its start and hundreds of children clamored for their prizes. Dainian Martinez, only 4 years old, could barely stand the anticipation of waiting. His mother, Suzette noted how excited he was.
SHELLEY — Even though there was a slight chill outside, there was a heated game when the Shelley Russets baseball team hosted the Idaho Falls Tigers Saturday morning.
Shelley got the better end of a ten run rule win as the Russets walked off with the 15-5 win, before the bottom of the sixth inning was finished.
BLACKFOOT — Coming off of an eight day lay off due to Spring Break the Blackfoot Broncos returned to the diamond on Saturday afternoon for a double dip against 5A Skyline.
At the end of the day, the two teams split the twin bill with Blackfoot winning game one 3-1 and Skyline downing the Broncos 10-3 in the nightcap.
Blackfoot police are asking the public to call their department with information regarding BB shots that were fired into vehicle windows over the past couple of weeks. Call 785-1235.
The damage has been done in the dark hours of night, Lt. Scott Gay said. The windows damaged on vehicles were on the side of the vehicle facing the road.
Two juveniles have also been arrested and charged with gang- related graffiti that appeared on buildings in Blackfoot Wednesday night and Thursday morning, Gay said. Fifteen or 16 incidents have been reported.


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PCOS machine tests 'successful'
There were no major glitches in yesterday's field testing for the Precinct Count Optical Scanners (PCOS) machines in the cities of Cebu and Lapu-Lapu, said local supervisors of the Commission on Elections (Comelec).
Despite a 30-minute delay in the transmission of results to the Capitol due to signal problems from telecommunications networks, Comelec provincial supervisor Marco Lionel Castillano said. "Still it was generally successful."
Results from Camp Lapu-Lapu Elementary School and Lahug Elementary School were sent to the canvassing center at Cebu City Hall in "less than a minute," Comelec Cebu City south district election officer Edwin Cadungog said.
"The transmission of results was very fine. There were no glitches as of the moment," Cadungog said.
The PCOS machines were brought to Camp Lapu-Lapu Elementary School in Apas, Cebu City; Lahug Elementary School; Basak (Lapu-Lapu) Elementary School; and Looc Elementary School which were considered as polling precincts.
The transmission of the prepared results started at around 8:30 a.m.
In case the first transmission failed, Cadungog said Comelec personnel at the polling precincts should try to send it two more times.
If the transmission fails for the third time, Cadungog said they have to manually transmit the results from the polling precincts to the canvassing center.
At the Capitol's social center, the result from Lapu-Lapu City was received by the Canvassing and Consolidation System 30 minutes late.
The results from the city and province of Cebu were transmitted to Manila.
On election day, Castillano said all results from the provinces will be transmitted to the provincial canvassing center at the Capitol social hall.
Although Lapu-Lapu City is a lone congressional district, Castillano said results of the senatorial race from Lapu-Lapu City will still be transmitted to the provincial canvassing center.
Castillano said voters in areas that are classified "dead spots" or with little to no Internet connectivity can still cast their votes through the PCOS machines.
In the last elections, Castillano said they transmitted data from the PCOS machine using satellite feed via the Broadband Global Area Network."
"In mountainous areas in Naga City and the towns of San Fernando, Tabogon and others, we used this method," he said.
Castillano said results can also be saved in a memory card and sent to the Provincial Board of Canvassers.
The memory card will then be inserted in a card reader connected to a computer or laptop for transmission, Castillano said. He said "there are 3,169 PCOS machines or one per polling precinct in Cebu province.
Castillano said the reliability of PCOS machines was seen in the resolution of election protests when it was shown that results of the manual counting of ballots reflected the same vote count tabulated by the machines.
Another transmission testing in all clustered precincts will be held a week before the May 13 elections.
Candungog reminded the public that the voting period will begin at 7 a.m. and will end at 7 p.m. on election day.
He said the period will allow 1,000 voters in each clustered precinct to cast their votes. With Correspondent Renan Alangilan
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Following the electoral rout in four assembly elections recently that has raised serious questions about Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi's leadership powers, Priyanka Gandhi-Vadra has agreed to play an active role, but without sidelining her brother. On Tuesday, Priyanka's presence at a meeting of senior Congress leaders at Rahul's residence has given rise to huge speculation.
The presence of Priyanka at Rahul's residence proves two things: one, she'll be campaigning, and two, she may go as replacement speaker for Rahul in some constituencies. The problem the Congress faces is that Rahul has not been pulling in as big crowds as his mother does. In Delhi, a meeting he was to address was aborted. After the drubbing in the recent elections, he is far from being a confident speaker.
Rahul seems pushed into a corner with no weapons in his limited repertoire to stop Narendra Modi, put a defensive wall against Arvind Kejriwal and AAP or mount any serious assault in UP. In fact, the importance of Priyanka comes in because Rahul might get bogged down in his home turf trying to stymie the challenge of AAP's Kumar Vishwas, who uses poetry to buttress his speeches and can turn out to be a formidable rival. Normally strong candidates are not put up against Sonia or Rahul by other parties but, this time, both the game and the players have changed.
The party recently acted tough on some Congress workers who put out posters inviting Priyanka to contest elections. They were suspended. The slogans read: "Since the mother is not keeping well and brother's burden has increased, Priyanka you become a candidate from Phulpur, campaign for the party, help Congress form the government for the third time". Phulpur was once a Nehru-Gandhi family seat.
Another unconfirmed report is that as Priyanka's husband Robert Vadra has amassed huge wealth in real estate deals, he will want to become a power centre in the party. After wealth comes power or the yearning for it, and Vadra will be reminding his wife of this. So far, there has been no sibling rivalry in the Congress, but there is no reason that it should not start now.
Top Congress sources, however, told dna that Priyanka has agreed to participate to ensure Congress victory in the Lok Sabha elections, but that she would just assist Rahul and his associates. "There is no question of her contesting the polls. But she will assist the party in various ways," a senior leader said. The job identified for her at the Congress war room would be to coordinate election management, that would prove crucial for the party's electoral fortunes.
A senior party leader present at the meeting said there was no move to project her as leader at the cost of Rahul. She takes care of engagements of Sonia Gandhi and Rahul and nurses their Rai Bareli and Amethi constituencies. The leader said she walked into the meeting to finalise the tour programmes of her mother and brother.
Party general secretary Janardan Dwivedi said there was nothing new in Priyanka talking to senior Congress leaders. He said she takes interest in party affairs and that nothing more should be read in her meeting with senior party leaders on Tuesday.


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- New edition of Handbook for Sound Engineers, edited by Glen Ballou
- 137th Audio Engineering Society Convention Breaks Records and Draws Acclaim from Attendees, Exhibitors and Presenters Alike
- Convention reminds West-Coast audio community, "If It's About Audio, It's At AES!"
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In 2006, Rupert Neve was presented with the AES Fellowship Award in recognition of his enormous contribution to analog audio designs and mixing consoles – a career that spans over 60 years and has influenced generations of audio designers.


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Previewing the Los Angeles Kings' 2011-12 season:
Game 25 vs. Florida
December 1, 2011
7:30pm PST (10:30pm EST)
The Los Angeles Kings open December by hosting one of the league's most pleasant surprises this season in the Florida Panthers. The action begins tomorrow night at 7:30pm PST (10:30pm EST). Tomorrow night will be the first of two meeting this season between the two clubs. Last time they faced off against each other, in fact, was almost a year to the day as the Kings edged Florida by a 3-2 score at Staples Center last December 2. The two clubs will meet again on February 8, which will be in Sunrise.
At 13-7-4, the Panthers sit first in the Southeast Division and second in the Eastern Conference. Backed by their new head coach Kevin Dineen, the Panthers have a new lease on life and are determined to return to the playoffs for the first time since 2000. The Panthers, though, have a great combination and talent and youth in their lineup and are led in scoring by Kris Versteeg, Tomas Fleischmann and Stephen Weiss, who have 26, 24 and 23 points so far, respectively. Versteeg leads the Panthers in goals with 12 followed by Fleischmann with 11. Veteran Ed Jovanovski (who knows the Kings quite well from his days in Phoenix) leads his team among blueliners with two goals. It doesn't seem like a lot but don't let that mislead you as Brian Campbell leads the way in points among defensemen with 20, followed by Dmitry Kulikov with 15.
Despite losing Tomas Vokoun to free agency this past summer, veteran Jose Theodore has admirably taken over the reigns in goal, posting a 10-4-3 record to go along with a 2.29 GAA and a .924 save-percentage while posting a shutout along the way.
In addition to their offensive punch, the Kings will welcome back a familiar face as Marco Sturm makes his first trip back to Staples Center since ending his admittedly brief 17-game tenure with the Kings this past February.
Despite what was thought earlier in the week, Dustin Penner will not be in the lineup tomorrow night. Although he was cleared by play by doctors, Penner indicated that he wasn't quite ready to return after this morning's practice. As a result, the lineups for Los Angeles will remain the same, including in goal as Jonathan Quick will try to build off his 33-save shutout performance during Monday night's win against San Jose.
Considering how well the Panthers have played thus far, it's fortunate for the Kings that they don't have to get too familiar with their opponents tomorrow night. Having said that, though, the Kings cannot and should not take the Panthers lightly. After all, if this season's been any indication, they have no reason to.
The Los Angeles Kings hope to begin December the same way they ended November: with a win. Let's hope they can do just that. Enjoy the game!
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2014 Moms' Picks: Best play yards
1 / 72014 Moms' Picks: The votes are in
Overwhelmed by choice? Not surprising, given how big the baby products market is. To determine the best of what's out there, we asked the experts: moms. The BabyCenter Moms' Picks Awards are the result of a survey of more than 4,200 moms, who rated dozens of baby and toddler products on quality, value, ease of use, and style. Before you head to the store, find out what other moms had to say.
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Graco Pack 'n Play with Reversible Napper and Changer
Why it's a winner
This play yard aced every category except space saving (and it came in second there). It's just the right combination of convenience and simplicity – not too tricked out and not too spare, moms say. Once their babies were no longer infants, a lot of moms used it as a travel crib and considered it easy to pack up and tote. Some moms says they'd like more gender-neutral designs and color choices.
Cost: $85 to $100
What moms say
"I love that the changing table fits right on top, and the extra level for naps is awesome too!"
"Our first is 2 and we still use it with him and our second child. Love it."
"I was able to use it as a changing table and then as a bassinet. Now we use it when we travel."
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Chicco Lullaby LX
Why moms love it
This portable play yard and bassinet combo came in first for looks and durability, and took home second place overall. If you've ever had to walk 10 feet lugging a play yard, you will appreciate the way the Lullaby rolls like a suitcase when packed in its case. Our moms also like how easy it is to set up, and they appreciate the machine-washable mattress cover. If you're looking for something small enough to fit through doorways, though, you will have to look elsewhere.
Cost: $190
What moms say
"I love everything about this play yard."
"Love it! It's great looking, very sturdy, quick to set up, and it travels great!"
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Graco Pack 'n Play Element
Why moms love it
This came in second for value and also ranked up there in our other categories. Moms appreciate that it's sleek and streamlined, with a small organizer for essentials and built-in music. Most moms use it as a second crib or for travelling, and agree that it's easy to collapse and move.
Some moms experience a bit of a struggle trying to fold it and find the parts difficult to pack for transport, but that didn't dampen the overall approval ratings.
Cost: $130
What moms say
"It works very well as a bassinet next to our bed, and I like that it can transition into a Pack n' Play that can be used once he gets older."
"We wanted a basic Pack 'n Play without a ton of bells and whistles, and this one gave us just that. It's very easy to take along on trips. We occasionally had trouble closing it back up – the buttons didn't always work reliably – but other than that, it's a great product."
"Compact and sturdy enough to use through all three kids."
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Baby Trend Deluxe Nursery Center
Why moms love it
This fully loaded play yard came in fourth overall – it comes with a flip-away changing table, a bassinet with a canopy, diaper storage, and built-in music, nightlight, and vibration. Although it didn't show up in the durability category, many moms complimented it for sturdiness.
Cost: $140
What moms say
"I loved the look of it – great colors, great mobility. It was very durable, and I liked the changing station."
"A convenient and multipurpose product."
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Graco Pack 'n Play on the Go
Why moms love it
This travel Pack 'n Play could hardly be more practical, moms say. It came out on top for space saving and got high marks in ease of use and value for the money. Moms love that it's lightweight, simple, and easy to move from place to place. At this price, it's also a popular choice as a second Pack 'n Play for the babysitter's or grandma's house.
Cost: $60 to $80
What moms say
"It does the job without unnecessary bells and whistles."
"It pops right up every time. I have used it for years and never had any problems."
7 / 7Discover all our real-mom product recommendations
You'll find a complete overview of BabyCenter's Moms' Picks winners in our 2014 Moms' Picks guide, including all the products that were nominated for the best-of-the-best voting.
If you'd like to submit a product for consideration for a review or for next year's Moms' Picks voting, find out how on our Products & Gear guidelines page.
Finally, if you're expecting and want to know what you'll need and why – from big ticket items like strollers and highchairs to the little things you'll need for diapering and feeding – visit our ultimate baby registry checklist.BabyCenter Moms' Picks and Editors' Reviews are not endorsements. BabyCenter does not endorse any specific product. BabyCenter Moms' Picks are based on a nationwide survey and online voting on BabyCenter.com that allow parents to voice their opinions about and share their experience with the key products and gear of parenting. For details, read about BabyCenter Moms' Picks. BabyCenter Editor Reviews are experiential reviews based on personal experience and publicly available information, and do not substitute for opinions of safety organizations like the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. For more information, read how BabyCenter's Products & Gear works.


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Lists by chavush20
who are Jewish from there mother's side, both sides Or converted.
Suggestions about other people that match this list are welcome!!
By the way I made a video with some of my favorite people here, check it out
And in my opinion, they reflect well the Jewish identity
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International Student Health Form
Make sure you fill out the Valparaiso University Health Form, paying particular attention to the section on required immunizations, and return it as soon as possible. If you are not in compliance with the immunization regulations, you must obtain the immunizations at your own expense at Valparaiso University before you can register for classes.
If you have medical coverage from your country or sponsor, then you
must show VU proof of that coverage.
If you do not show proof of your coverage before or on January 7th, the first day of classes, VU will automatically sign you up for Valparaiso University's insurance. If you want this insurance, please advise us. It will cost you approximately $860.00 for 7 months of insurance until August 2015.
For more information visit Valparaiso University health center's website and check out the International Students Health Brochure.


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In an NPR interview, Attorney General Eric Holder answers questions about the IRS's processing of tax-exemption applications, the Justice Department's subpoenas for reporters' phone records and other hot issues. Holder faces questions on Capitol Hill Wednesday during an oversight hearing.
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Marco Island Chamber Business Expo: Hundreds of prospects visit dozens of companies
MARCO ISLAND - Attendance was strong at the Marco Island Area Chamber of Commerce Business Expo on Monday afternoon. For this 14th annual event, the official clicker showed 393 visitors with 45 minutes still to go at 5:45.
The function room at the Marriott was filled, and so was the parking lot, with essentially every space taken, creative interpretations used to make additional spots, and cars trailing anyone who walked toward the parked cars, eager to snap up the vacancy created.
Inside the Marriott's Capri Ballroom, attendees browsed the offerings of 27 area businesses and organizations, everything from air conditioning to the supervisor of elections, boat rides to mattresses. Retirement living and end of life care were well-represented, with senior housing from the Arlington, Lely Palms, and Tuscany Villas, Avow and Vitas Hospice services, and the Hodges-Josberger Funeral Home all hosting booths.
Chamber president Jacquie Koon and chamber staff circulated around the exhibitors with the cordless microphone, giving each in turn the chance to say a little about their organization and give away a doorprize. Members of the public circulated as well, getting their cards validated to be eligible for more prizes.
With seating at a premium, Rick and Cathy Poulin joined a crowd sitting on the Serta beds displayed by Naples Mattress. Cathy took it one step further and laid back to "test drive" a Serta adjustable model that retails, after discount, for $2,499 to $7,299.
"This feels great," she said. "You know, it vibrates, too."
Jillian Szczepanski, 2, was thrilled with her Junior Volunteer Firefighter hat from the Marco Island Fire-Rescue Department, and Mike Donnelly seemed equally happy about the corkscrew he won spinning the prize wheel at First National Bank of the Gulf Coast.
If you were burning to attend a chamber expo, this was your only chance this year, confirmed chamber executive director Sandi Riedemann. The MIACC does have another event coming up soon, when the April After Five Networking Event will take place at Ciao Bella Ristorante Italiano on Wednesday, April 16.


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September 30, 2011
Chris Shultz, of Baldwinsville, picks up the mountain bike Rebecca Shultz won at the Baldwinsville Optimist Club's booth during Oktoberfest, held Sept. 16 and 17 on Paper Mill Island. Winners picked up their prizes at the Baldwinsville Public Library Monday, Sept. 19.
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B'ville Optimists announce Chinese auction winners
The Baldwinsville Optimist Club has announced the winners of its Chinese Auction, which was held at the organization's booth during Baldwinsville's Oktoberfest on Paper Mill Island.
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