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CatGut is Playing Again At Astoria Park Shore Fest. For The Sixth Year Astoria Park Alliance Along with the Department of Transportation Closes Shore Blvd and Brings The Best of Astoria's Music, Art and Friends of Astoria Park To The Shore. Come Enjoy Your Park and The Eclectic Music of CatGut. Event is from 1-6pm.
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"CatGut is probably Astoria's longest-running band, period. Forged in the seventies originally as the punk band "Who Cares", these guys have been gigging it all over the city. The secret to their successful run is simple: they love to play. Crowds? Whatever. No pay? No matter. They'll do a set for a beer and the chance to jam with each other. Listening to the music, you can hear the evolution the band's sound has taken. From early punk, to bluegrass infusion, the band has what they call a "gypsy jazz" sound. Think one part jazz, one part country swing, one part jam-band, one part straight-rock served neat in the beer mug. Another thing great about Catgut's biography is that the band members are born-and-bred Astorians. In fact, all but one of them still live in the neighborhood. Louis Armstrong once said "Never play a thing the same way twice". CatGut may have been playing for decades, but no two sets are ever the same. "


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The only thing that I can do better than being foreign minister, says Yair
Lapid, is to be chairman of the opposition. Lapid does not fear the
opposition. In fact, the opposite might be true. If he were to join the
government, it would be hard to meet expectations.He has made promises,
and now he would need to follow through with them. In Binyamin Netanyahu's
government, so far not one person has actually kept his or her promise
(including Netanyahu himself).With Netanyahu, it always ends the same
way: Everyone is frustrated, their hopes dashed, not understanding how this
happened to them, how Netanyahu did this to them, how time flew by and yet
nothing progressed. In the opposition, on the other hand, Lapid believes
he would blossom. And there is basis to this belief.He's
ambitious, he knows how to use the media to his benefit, he is eloquent and he
is headstrong. Lapid will accomplish with 19 seats what Tzipi Livni couldn't
with 28. He will make Netanyahu's life miserable, and in the next election he
will aim for the prime minister's seat (as long as he abandons the complacency
he has been showing since election day).Yet we must not forget that we
are in the midst of a game of psychological warfare. Over the next few weeks, we
should expect a spectacular show of fireworks, stories that will cause wild
explosions, one after another. A wild poker game in which everyone will try to
cheat each other in an effort to neutralize, block, pressure and create the
illusion that every connection between the game and reality is completely
random.The alliance is the basis of the current situation – the one
between Yair Lapid and Naftali Bennett. The one that is firm and alive, despite
the fact that the haredim (ultra-Orthodox) are gritting their teeth and
Netanyahu is wringing his hands.This pact was not built upon one meeting
between Lapid and Bennett, but from a series of gatherings. It began long before
the election.At the time, Bennett was in a bit of a panic. Polls were
giving Netanyahu 36-37 seats, Lapid was breaking a sweat in an effort to reach
double digits, and Netanyahu and Avigdor Liberman's lives were looking more
comfortable than ever.Bennett was irrelevant. In desperation, Bennett
decided that Lapid was his ticket into the coalition. They were both young, of
the same generation, and understood the same concepts.It was just a
small kippa sitting on top of Bennett's head that separated them, but not
really. The chemistry between the two of them was immediate and all
encompassing.Lapid and Bennett are like brothers (until further
notice). This was suitable for Lapid, too. Since he believes that
the chance of reaching a permanent settlement with the Palestinians in the near
future is not high, Bennett was the perfect ally. Lapid's real goal is to solve
the issue of the haredim who, according to him, are sucking the life out of
Israel without giving anything in return. They are receiving without
contributing.Lapid believes that most of the middle class's troubles
come from this situation. The haredim must return to their correct size, they
must leave the coalition, and disconnect themselves from the flow of nourishment
they are receiving from the state. They must go outside to dry out. The dairy
cow must be slaughtered.And, oh yeah – they must be drafted into the
Israel Defense Forces.Following the election, this alliance was made
official. The two of them sat together and formulated the wording. Without any
paperwork or signed documents. This was the new style of politics, the two of
them believed. No need for lawyers.They gave each other their word. A
pact is a pact. They came to an agreement on political issues.Bennett's
red line was the evacuation of settlements. Except for this, he has no interest
in political matters.And what about outposts? Amona, for example. Lapid
brought up the subject in a direct manner and Bennett dealt with it head-on.
Bennett is committed to the rule of law. If the Supreme Court rules that an
outpost should be dismantled, then apparently that's what needs to be
done. So they are unified on this subject.However, this cannot be
said about the draft issue. Bennett is not 100 percent in agreement with Lapid's
platform in this area. Bennett believes that the haredi population should be
drafted – not in a blitz, but wisely. If too much force is used, it won't work.
It is preferable to use economic sanctions, to let them know that they will not
receive even one shekel from the state if they don't do their part.Lapid
is willing to be flexible on numbers. According to his platform, within five
years there will be only 400 prodigies who will sit and learn Torah. All the
rest will join the ranks of the IDF or will do national service.Lapid
knows that 400 is an unrealistic, draconian number. He would be willing to raise
it to around 1,000, maybe even higher. This is a respectable number for a new
induction group.However, the draft issue will not keep Lapid and Bennett
apart. They have agreed to disagree on this issue at this stage. When I checked
again Thursday before Lapid's meeting with Netanyahu, I found that the pact was
still alive and kicking. The desperate attempts by the haredim (through
national-religious rabbis) and by Netanyahu (through the many temptations he has
placed before Bennett) to disband it, have not succeeded.From Lapid's
camp I heard the following: Yair absolutely loves Naftali.Period. They
are friends and they trust each other. Yair gambled on Naftali and does not
believe that their pact will be violated. And if it will be? Then Yair will stay
in the opposition and will no longer trust Naftali. But he's not
worried.And what about Naftali? Naftali absolutely loves Yair, too.
Period. There is no way to separate the two.Most of their goals
are the same. Naftali believes that it's time someone finally did something to
take care of this country. So write this down: The new age of politics is
winning so far. However, the game has just begun.Translated by
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Performer Charles Fox, hitmaker who composed "Killing Me Softly" and "I Got a Name, " peforms for the 10-year anniversary of the Holocaust Museum of Southwest Florida of Southwest Florida Feb. 28.
Fox also wrote themes from "Happy Days," "Wonder Woman," "The Love Boat," and "Monday Night Football." He'll showcase some of his music and stories about the hits and their artists — stars such as Fred Astaire, Barry Manilow, Roberta Flack, Lena Horn, and more — at the event, from 6 to 9 p.m. Feb. 28.
Fox's learned to play the piano at age eight and studied under renowned music composition teacher Nadia Boulanger at the American Conservatory of Paris, at just 18 years-old. Not only has Fox written for movies and television, Fox has created compositions in Latin, pop, symphony, and ballet music. He is currently working on a piece to honor the Israeli athletes killed during the Munich Olympics.
The celebration will be at Naples Luxury Imports, 900 U.S. 41 N., N.
Tickets are $125; 239-263-9200.
Scholar takes baton
Gulf Coast Big Band has a special treat during its upcoming concert: the winner of its scholoarhips, Marisa Anguilanno, a senior at Lel6y High School, during its 2 p.m. Sunday concert at Cambier Park, 755 Eighth St., S., Naples. Anguilano will perform improvisations on "Blue Monk," by Thelonius Monk, on the trombone. Anguilano also will lead the band in an arrangement of "Lasssus Trombone.
Besides playing trombone, Anguilano also is drum major of her high school bamd and is scholastically ranked third in her class. She plans to major in music in college.
Naples kids book out
Lisa Trebilcock, a local author, mother of two and former newspaper journalist, has released a children's book about life in Naples.
"N is for Naples" features rhymed verses and illustrations to depict the opportunities for family fun in the greater Naples area, including the beach, wildlife and area attractions. It draws on Trebilock's 20 years of life in Naples.
"N is for Naples" has just been released by Mascot Books and is available at the Horse of a Different Color gift shop, 4226 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples.
A book signing is scheduled at Red Brick Pizza, 6355 Naples Blvd., No. 6 between 5 and 6 p.m., today, Thursday, Feb. 16, with part of the proceeds benefiting Sea Gate Elementary School's PTO.
Trebilcock also be signing books on Friday, Feb. 24, from 6 to 9 p.m., at Horse of a Different Color.
Hitmakers at jam
The Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center is hosting an All-Star Jam on Saturday, Feb. 25, 2012. The concert will be on the street outside the center, 2301 First St., in the River District, downtown Fort Myers.
Artists scheduled to appear include: Jeff "Skunk" Baxter, formerly of the Doobie Brothers and Steely Dan; Barry Goudreau and Fran Sheehan of Boston; Kenny Aronoff of Smashing Pumpkins; James Montgomery; Rick Derringer of the McCoys ("Hang on Sloopy"), "Johnny Winter And...," and the Edgar Winter Group; Mousey Thompson of the James Brown Experience; Leroy Romans from the Wailers; Steve Luongo, and David Hull.
Recently added to the All Star line-up are Robin Zander, lead singer of Cheap Trick, and Doug Bell from the Bellview Cadillacs. During the concert, Miami artist Victor-Hugo Vaca, Jr., who painted during the Wet Paint day on Marco, will create a work of art that reflects the music, the audience, and the venue. Vaca has performed live with internationally recognized talent and big name acts. He painted live onstage for the "Haiti Memorial Concert" benefit for earthquake victims, with Tito Puente, Jr. and a host of Haitian and Caribbean names. Pre-show begins at 4 p.m., and the main concert at 7 p.m.
Tickets are $40 in advance, $50 at the door; member prices are $36, $45 at the door; standing tickets are $20 or $25 at the door.Food and drinks will be for sale during the event. Purchase tickets on the website, www.sbdac.com or call 239-333-1933.
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AndyF added a post in a topic IPS said they don't support rooted AndroidI've always said if a client is ever unhappy with a ticket response for any reason to simply ask for more details or if that's not applicable ask for it to be escalated to either a supervisor or manager for a further explanation, clarification and / or specifics.
AndyF added a post in a topic Where is this in 4.0? Session expiration (in seconds)IDK if its something a host would be willing / able to change on a shared box, I would guess it may partly depend on them and partly on if its an individual (ie: they can change it per account like a memory limit if needed) or if its global ie all accounts on that box, in which case I would expect them to not want to change it...
AndyF added a post in a topic Where is this in 4.0? Session expiration (in seconds)I'm assuming its a local value that a host could if they wanted to change (on a shared box) if its something global then they may not be willing to do that given it would effect other accounts.
As a compromise, what about installing the third party 'Members Online Today' ? , and using that instead ? at least that way you'll show a bit more 'activity' if nothing else.
AndyF added a post in a topic Where is this in 4.0? Session expiration (in seconds)You *might* be able to do a php_value in .htaccess or a local php.ini file, depending on your host. I'd ask them the best way to increase it. Think of it like asking to increase your memory limit etc, as its just a php value after all.
AndyF added a comment on a blog entry Month in Review - June 2015One way around this would be a front end block that only shows to admins and only if the version running < the latest. I guess I'm thinking like a sidebar block or something.
AndyF added a comment Class 'IPS\nexus\Purchase\LicenseKey\Mdfive' not foundThere's no ETA on it > https://community.invisionpower.com/release-notes/4010-r18/
Suggest ticket to see if you can get a patch, it does seem unlikely but as I say its worth asking...
AndyF added a comment Class 'IPS\nexus\Purchase\LicenseKey\Mdfive' not foundWould probably suggest you submit (or re-open if you can) a ticket you had about this issue. Do not forget to include a link to this bug report in it.
IDK if they can assist you but there is absolutely no harm in asking in a ticket...
AndyF added a post in a topic 18.104.22.168 - Where list of members?I think it could be even easier than writing an app for it. A simple hook to add the appropriate link (as posted above) into the bar so it sits alongside the others as it did previously.
As said a good thing for an MP submission. I guess said link could also be 'fed' to search bots if required too.
AndyF added a post in a topic Upgrate from 2.3.6Hello,
The upgrader in IPS4 will accept a 3.x database so as Charlie has said it needs to be staged, In effect you will simply upgrade from 2.3.x to 3.x (recommend 3.4.8 as that is the latest 3.x version) then simply upgrade again from 3.4.8 to IPS4.
AndyF added a post in a topic Anyone using FileZilla?Another FileZilla user here. Been my FTP util of choice for quite a while now, no real issues either apart from the odd (more lately) 'Init TLS...' holdup. Best 'fix' is to use SFTP instead.
AndyF added a comment [22.214.171.124] Suboptimal results returned when searching for display name in ACP/PM
If you can find any post they made then you can simply hover over their username to get their profile ID as its part of the URL...
AndyF added a post in a topic Suggestion to improve rebuild process: go backwardsI did wonder about this too (and the same for the 2x to 3x rebuild) as it does make logical sense to do the newest first so that members see attractive and functional posts rather than posts that are awaiting their 'fix' so to speak, as it would be bad luck for a member to complain about say a post from two years ago that was broken (as the rebuild had not got to it yet) compared to say one a few hours before the upgrade.
I've not looked into any specifics as to why its done from oldest to newest apart from its an incremental rather than decremental step.
AndyF added a post in a topic Bought software refused!I don't know the correct legal terminology for it but I am assuming that the licence / support contract gives you the right to download / use the latest version. When this expires you retain the right to run the last legally downloaded version but not anything newer.
I guess what I'm trying to say is the 'fee' is for "usage" of the software not "ownership"
AndyF added a post in a topic Bought software refused!It has always been this way, once your support etc expires you lose download access. This is not a new policy.
Bear in mind that if downloads did continue to be allowed they would then be locked at the last version available when your support expired, so for instance if say it expired before 3.4.8 was released you would only be able to download 3.4.7
I always recommended (and still do) keeping a copy of the .zip somewhere safe if you are likely to not renew.
AndyF added a post in a topic i buy "IP.Content" where i can download it?Just uncheck all of them apart from Content then. Do not worry too much if it downloads them all as you can just upload it all anyway without issue, assuming you've not modified any core php files (unlikely)


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Richard Cooper, Professor of International Economics at Harvard, on what went wrong, why it was necessary, and whether the much-touted bank tax could ever work.
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Is there still room in the industry for innovation?
Well, I think the appetite just at this moment – I think the financial community is licking its wounds on the one hand and wary of new innovations that would court public disfavor. So I think on both counts innovation is on the back burner at the moment, but in the longer run I suspect that we'll discover that as new opportunities arise, we'll discover innovation in the financial community. For my part, I think that's a good thing. Speaking in very general terms I think that's a good thing. The regulators have to be alert to innovations that carry systemic risks and try to limit them, and if they get big enough to be serious risks for the system as a whole. But if you just think, historically we would be much, much worse off today without innovations in the financial community than with them. Just to take one case that should be obvious but isn't: the limited liability corporation. It made possible regime capital on a much, much bigger scale, [something] that hadn't been possible before. So I don't think we want to throttle innovation; we just want to be careful.
What is the single best thing to have happened to finance in the past 10 years?
I think the crisis itself, actually. I think the people in the financial community got extraordinarily cocky. They thought that nothing could go wrong, because nothing had gone wrong in recent times. And sadly, we human beings don't learn very well from reading history. Each generation has to make its own mistakes. We made a really big one this time around and I think it will influence the behavior of people in the financial community for at least a decade. And then we'll have to make some more mistakes, so the next generation has to make its own mistakes. I actually think the financial crisis in that peculiar sense was a necessary crisis. I think it's too bad that it did as much damage as it did to national economies, to real economies, to real output and employment, and we need to figure out how to limit the damage. I'm of the view that crises are not avoidable, and I would even, in my perverse moments, I would argue that they are necessary for a healthy system. I think the challenge to the system as a whole is to limit the damage and, of course, in this current crisis that's where we failed very, very badly.
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Francis warns against 'ideological colonization' of family, reaffirms contraception ban
During a meeting with families, the pope praised his predecessor Paul VI, who wrote Humane Vitae and "had the strength to defend openness to life."
During a meeting with families, the pope praised his predecessor Paul VI, who wrote Humane Vitae and "had the strength to defend openness to life."
Within weeks, the Vatican said in a statement Thursday, bishops' conferences around the world will be receiving preparatory documents for the 2015 synod.
"It's not new for us. ... It's not a revolution. It's an affirmation of various intuitions of the church in Asia and of the universal church."
Grace on the Margins: Why don't most justice-oriented Catholics in the United States get upset about the church's ban on contraception anymore? The problem, I believe, is privilege.
"This morning in the free discussion, some of the synod fathers and participants said openly that they felt the spirit of Vatican II very much."
Pope Francis will visit Sri Lanka from Jan. 12-15, then spend Jan. 15-19 in the Philippines, the Vatican and Philippines bishops announced Tuesday.
The 51st International Eucharistic Congress will be in Cebu, central Philippines, Jan. 24-30, 2016, and cardinals in that country are already planning for "Christ in you, the hope of glory."
"As we prepare for the visit of Pope Francis next year, let us resolve ... to see the goodness in everyone and live the mercy of the Gospel."
Cardinal Luis Tagle of Manila in recent public addresses grabbed the opportunity to challenge Catholic laity to do more to transform Philippines society.
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Many parents feel pressured to meet their child's every need; for parents of children who have serious medical or behavioral issues, it's not unusual for that pressure valve to be cranked up even higher. Loving family and friends often urge these parents to take time for themselves, but they usually have so much on their plates, they feel like they can't—or they simply don't. Taking that time to nurture themselves and each other, however, is crucial not only to these parents' own well-being but to that of their child as well, local professionals and other experts emphasize, as Amy Landsman reports in her July feature article, "Self-Care Isn't Self-Ish: Taking Time for Yourself When You Have a Child with Special Needs." We've got tips on how to do it, too.
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The 2nd Information Session for the 2014 USC Chinese Summer Program in Beijing
November 20, 2013
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|Toshiya Okada
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|Born:December 5, 1991
|Professional debut
|March 30, 2013 for the Chunichi Dragons
Toshiya Okada (岡田 俊哉 Okada Toshiya?, born December 5, 1991 in Hidaka District, Wakayama, Japan) is a professional Japanese baseball player. He plays pitcher for the Chunichi Dragons.
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The JW Marriott Hotel Dubai has a health club with fitness equipment, sauna and jetted tub, and there is an outdoor rooftop swimming pool with terrace. In addition, the body-conscious can also take advantage of the beauty and massage treatments available. The air-conditioned public areas have high-speed wireless Internet access and complimentary newspapers are available in the lobby. The hotel has a concierge desk with multilingual staff and free valet parking is available to guests. Secretarial services are available at the hotel's business centre.
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JW's Steakhouse - Serves fine cuts with exotic spices and sauces. Specialities include Maine lobsters, oysters and Dungeness crabs from the tank. The rich decor includes oversized armchairs and a lengthly mahogany bar.
Restaurant Cucina - Serving Italian cuisine, including wood-fired pizzas, anti-pastas and salads, home-made pastas, and risottos in a trattoria-style setting.
Market Place Restaurant - Open kitchens with live cooking stations serve pastas, meat and seafood prepared to order, complementing the buffet selection that includes sushi, oysters and flame-grilled mini steaks.
Champions Sports Bar - this American sports bar and restaurant serves up casual snacks amidst big screens showing sports events.
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — The Panthers must decide how Pro Bowl defensive end Greg Hardy's conviction on charges of assault on a female and communicating threats will impact his long-term future in Carolina.
Carolina made Hardy its franchise player in March, signing him to a one-year, $13.1 million deal after a 15-sack season. But talks of a long-term deal fizzled after Hardy was first arrested May 13 for assaulting his ex-girlfriend and threatening to kill her after she said he "snapped" in his apartment following a night of partying.
The Panthers could release Hardy for conduct detrimental to the team, but there's no guarantee they'd recoup his hefty salary.
The Panthers issued a statement after Tuesday night's guilty verdict saying they respect the legal process and don't have a comment right now. Hardy, sentenced to a suspended 60-day jail sentence and given 18 months of probation, has appealed the conviction and will have a jury trial at a later date.
Panthers owner Jerry Richardson declined comment to The Associated Press regarding Hardy's future.
But some former Panthers said the guilty verdict won't sit well with Richardson, who has shied away from signing players who might shed a negative light on the organization.
Former defensive end Mike Rucker said the team is naturally sensitive to the topic of domestic violence since the Rae Carruth ordeal. Carruth, a former Panthers wide receiver, was found guilty in 2001 of conspiring to murder his girlfriend, Cherica Adams, who was carrying his child. Carruth was sentenced to 18 to 24 years and remains in prison.
"This subject hits home for everybody that has been around the organization or followed the organization from the beginning," Rucker said. "If you were around during that (Carruth) period of time it might be in the back of your mind, but it's definitely still there."
The Panthers can't sign Hardy to an extension until after the season. That deadline passed Tuesday, about the same time the accuser in the domestic abuse bench trial talked on the stand. She said Hardy beat her up and threatened to kill her following a disagreement about her brief relationship with rapper Nelly.
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I've been trying to implement this trigger for a while now and am making progress (I think!) but now I am getting a mutation error.
What I have here is three entities (that are relevant here), Customer_Order(total etc), Order_Line(quantity, subtotal etc) and Products(stock, price). Order_line is a link entity and so a product can be in many order_lines and a customer_order can have many order_lines, but an order_line can only appear once in an order and can only contain one product. The purpose of the trigger is to take the subtotal from order_line(or price from products I think actually) and the quantity from order_line, multiply them and update the new order_line's subtotal.
So I insert an order_line with my product foreign key, quantity of 3 and price of 4.00, the trigger multiplies the two to equal 12 and updates the subtotal. Now, I am thinking it's right to use price here instead of Order_line's subtotal in order to fix the mutation error (which occurs because I am asking the trigger to update the table which is being accessed by the triggering statement, right?), but how do I fix the quantity issue? Quantity won't always be the same value as stock, it has to be less than or equal to stock, so does anyone know how I can fix this to select from product and update order_line? Thanks.
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER create_subtotal
BEFORE INSERT OR UPDATE ON Order_Line
for each row
currentSubTotal order_line.subtotal%type;
currentQuantity order_line.quantity%type;
select order_line.subtotal,order_line.quantity
into currentSubTotal,currentQuantity
from order_line
where product_no = :new.product_no;
IF (currentquantity>-1 ) then
update order_line set subtotal= currentSubTotal * currentQuantity where line_no=:new.line_no;
EDIT: I think I could use the :new syntax to use the quantity value from the triggering statement. I'll try this but I'd appreciate confirmation and help still, thanks.