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Frimpong raves about Ghana's performances at AFCON
Former Ghanaian international, Joetex Frimpong, has expressed satisfaction with the performance of the Black Stars at the ongoing Africa Cup of Nations.
Frimpong was a member of Ghana's squad at the 2006 Afcon when he played for two-time African champions, Enyimba.
"The Black Stars have done well and Asamoah Gyan has perfectly played the role of team captain. In addition, he remains a model to youngsters in the team," Frimpong, who is based in Switzerland told Supersport
"It's an advantage that Ghana has the best attack in the Afcon with eight goals after four matches."
Frimpong expressed confidence that Kwesi Appiah can propel the Black Stars to greater heights.
Ghana continue their Afcon campaign with a semifinal clash against West African foes, Burkina-Faso, on Wednesday.
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A contingent of growers and agriculture advocates just back from a trip to Congress say they are optimistic that House Republicans heard the message of the need for urgent immigration reform.
They seemed to appreciate that I am one of the growers suffering from a shortage of labor, said Jesus Alvarado, owner of Fresalva Berries in Salinas. They really listened to us when we explained how we are losing a lot of revenue at least 99 percent of them did.
Alvarado was part of roughly three dozen representatives from the agriculture industry and the Silicon Valley Leadership Group that met with about 70 congress members mostly Republicans to stress the fact that their plight is an urgent one, said Sergio Sanchez, who is heading up the immigration effort for the Watsonville-based California Strawberry Commission, which sponsored the trip.
After the delegations visit, Rep. Darrel Issa, a conservative Republican whose 49th Congressional District includes portions of San Diego and Riverside counties, issued a conciliatory statement that included the word path, which many in the House GOP liken to amnesty.
The single biggest challenge to reforming our immigration system is resolving the status of the 11 million illegal immigrants currently in our country, Issa wrote. Ultimately, those who demonstrate the ability to contribute to our society in a meaningful way should have a path forward to guide them, be placed at the end of the legal-immigration line, meet the strict standards established and face a rigorous but fair application process.
If that sounds much like the bipartisan Senate immigration reform bill, it is because his statement contains much of the language contained in the Senate version.
He was supportive of a path to citizenship, Sanchez said. From the beginning, the House was wanting to come at it in piece-meal fashion chunks at a time and being careful.
But if the House can pass an immigration bill that maintains key concepts of the Senate bill, including increased border security and a path to citizenship, then Sanchez said he was confident that when it goes to a conference committee where moderate Republicans and Democrats reign immigration reform could come as early as this fall.
Fall is none too soon for many Salinas Valley growers, who while sharing Sanchezs optimism, said they wanted to impart the sense of urgency onto lawmakers.
Victor Ramirez, owner of Bay View Farms, said most of the House members they spoke with gave him the sense they understood how important it is to move as quickly as possible.
If you gave me 1,000 employees tomorrow, I could put them all to work, Ramirez said. At this point, with us, its pass something.
Another Congressman, Keven McCarthy, R-Bakersfield, is the Majority Whip and a staunch opponent of the Senate immigration reform bill.
He did not meet with the Salinas Valley contingent, and instead sent staff members into the meeting.
A call placed to his Bakersfield office was referred to his Washington, D.C., which did not immediately return a call requesting comment.
But on is website, he makes his position on reform clear.
we should not provide any amnesty that would benefit those who defy our laws and enter the United States illegally, McCarthy states. In order to reduce the number of illegal immigrants in our country, we must enforce the laws that already exist. In order to do this, we must secure our border by using both physical as well as electronic barriers. We should also ensure that illegal immigrants are not receiving any of the benefits that are reserved for American Citizens.
After meeting with McCarthys aides, Ramirez was left with the feeling McCarthy will be tough to convince of agricultures need for reform.
I dont think hes close to supporting it, Ramirez said. But we found the House leadership more moderate.
Sanchez was more diplomatic with his assessment of McCarthy.
McCarthy was open to his staff meeting with us, Sanchez said. Others (in Congress) were more supportive.
But for the most part, the Congress members the delegation met with were receptive and understanding about the toll a labor shortage is having on agriculture, particularly the strawberry industry, Sanchez said.
It was surprising how well they related to strawberry farming, he said. They even shared their own stories. I think a good majority understand how important this is.
Issa, in his statement, framed the issue in dollars and cents.
Dennis L. Taylor writes about agriculture and labor for The Californian. Follow him on Twitter @taylor_salnews.


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The Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) was originally passed by Congress in 1974 to protect public health by regulating the nation's public drinking water supply. The law was amended in 1986 and 1996 and requires many actions to protect drinking water and its sources: rivers, lakes, reservoirs, springs, aquifers, and ground water wells.
EPA does not regulate bottled water, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) ensures the quality and safety of bottled water. For more information on regulation of bottled water, visit FDA's web site.
For more information on bottled water see: Water Health Series: Bottled Water Basics PDF (7 pgs, 1.4M, about PDF)
How Drinking Water is Regulated
The United States has one of the safest water supplies in the world. Although drinking water often picks up low levels of some contaminants as it flows in rivers and collects in aquifers, these materials usually are not detected at harmful levels. Public water suppliers must monitor their water to make sure it complies with science-based public health standards. EPA sets these maximum allowable levels of contaminants in drinking water under the SDWA. EPA has set standards for 90 contaminants. People at the federal, tribal, state and local levels work together to protect public water supplies. Federal standards do not include private wells (individual wells serving fewer than 25 persons). Therefore, people receiving water from private wells are responsible for making sure their own drinking water is safe. Some states do set standards for private wells, so well owners should check their state requirements.
How Lead in Drinking Water is Regulated
There are several specific provisions under the SDWA for controlling lead in drinking water:
Lead Ban
The 1986 SDWA Lead Ban requires the use of "lead-free" pipe, solder, and flux in the installation or repair of any public water system or any plumbing in a residential or non-residential facility providing water for human consumption. Solders and flux are considered to be lead-free when they contain less than 0.2 percent lead. Before this ban took effect on June 19, 1986, solders used to join water pipes typically contained about 50 percent lead. Pipes and pipe fittings are considered lead-free under the Lead Ban when they contain less than 8 percent lead. Plumbing fixtures that are not "lead free" were banned from sale after August 6, 1998.
Lead Contamination and Control Act (LCCA)
The purpose of the 1988 Lead Contamination Control Act is to reduce lead exposure and the health risks associated with it by reducing lead levels in drinking water at schools and child care centers. The LCCA created lead monitoring and reporting requirements for all schools, and required the replacement of drinking water fixtures that contained excessive levels of lead. Because these provisions are not enforceable, States have the option to voluntarily enforce the provisions of the Act (or alternate provisions) through their own authority.
Lead and Copper Rule (LCR)
The 1991 Lead and Copper Rule requires public water suppliers to monitor for lead in drinking water and to provide treatment for corrosive water if lead or copper are found at unacceptable levels. Public water suppliers are required to test drinking water lead levels in individual residences where the highest lead levels are likely to be found. Unless a school is regulated as a public water system, testing for lead and copper within the school is not specifically required. Therefore, many schools served by water systems owned by cities, towns, or other entities may have never been tested for lead under the LCR. Therefore, EPA strongly recommends that schools test drinking water in their facilities for lead.
Some schools and child care facilities who meet the definition of a public water system are regulated under the SDWA. If your facility regularly provides water for human consumption to an average of at least 25 individuals a day AND
- you have your own water source (i.e., a well), OR
- you treat the water, OR
- you sell the water,
you meet the definition of a public water system and you must comply with the provisions of the SDWA. Your state drinking water program makes this designation.
For those schools and child care facilities that are subject to regulation under the SDWA and therefore must comply with the LCR, EPA has developed a quick reference guide to help you understand the requirements of the rule.
- Lead and Copper Rule: A Quick Reference Guide for Schools and Child Care Facilities that Are Regulated Under the Safe Drinking Water Act PDF (5 pp, 541 K, about PDF)
EPA 816-F-05-030 October 2005
Preamble to the Lead and Copper Rule
The preamble language provides an explanation for the different actions levels for lead in drinking water for regulated and non-regulated schools and child care facilities.
Public Water Supply Testing vs. Testing at Schools
It is important to note that the lead testing protocol used by public water systems is aimed at identifying system-wide problems rather than problems at outlets in individual buildings. Moreover, the protocols for sample size and sampling procedures are different. Under the LCR for public water systems, a lead action level of 15 parts per billion (ppb) is established for 1 liter samples taken at high-risk residences. If more than 10 percent of the samples at residences exceeds 15 ppb, system-wide corrosion control treatment may be necessary. The 15 ppb action level for public water systems is therefore a trigger for treatment rather than a health-based or exposure level.
EPA recommends that schools collect 250 ml first-draw samples from water fountains and outlets and that the water fountains and/or outlets be taken out of service if the lead level exceeds 20 ppb. The sample size was designed to pinpoint specific fountains and faucets that required remediation (e.g. water cooler replacement). The school sampling protocol maximizes the likelihood that the highest concentrations of lead are found because the first 250mL are analyzed for lead after water has sat in plumbing overnight.


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Five minutes after being crowned the first ever York Fair queen, Nicole McCord couldn't wait to replace her maroon gown with jeans, cowboy boots and a 4-H T-shirt.
That's the ensemble she planned to don at the tractor pulls in Lancaster County Saturday night.
"We're not girly girls," the 20-year-old Delta woman - an animal science major at Penn State's main campus - said, fidgeting with her curly brown locks and the jeweled tiara she will wear for the duration of the York Fair.
"Oh honey," she said. "This is not going to be easy to get in the hair all week."
For someone who has used a cattle brush to comb her hair, the pageant held Saturday was a unique experience for McCord.
It was a new experience for the York Fair, also.
The annual event, which began in 1765, has never crowned it's own royalty - a common tradition held many other fairs in the state, said York Expo Center general manager Mike Froehlich.
"I never realized until last year that we didn't have one," said Andrea Foore, 18, of Seven Valleys.
Foore approached Froehlich with the idea after learning from friends in other counties about their opportunities to run for queen.
The first annual York Fair queen contest was open to entrants ages 16-20. To qualify, they were required to live in York County, attend a York County school (colleges included) or participate in the York County Future Farmers of America or 4-H, Foore said. The contest garnered four contestants, who submitted resumes and personal essays.
They were: Hailey Poe, 17, of Stewartstown; Michala Zoller, 18, of Jacobus; Lindsey Zeigler, 19, of Biglerville, Adams County and McCord.
Zeigler was chosen as runner-up and will receive a $250 scholarship.
The four contestants participated in the pageant, held Saturday at Memorial Hall.
It included speeches, a question-and-answer portion, and one-on-one interviews with each of the judges.
For many, it was the first time participating in such a competition.
"I used to be very shy," said Zoller. "Beauty pageants weren't really my thing. I used to be a tomboy."
Zoller's usual attire includes jeans, boots and camouflage. On Saturday, she came dressed in a sequined gown last worn at her prom.
"Last weekend, I told my whole 4-H group about this," she said. "They were pretty surprised."
Meet the queen
Name: Nicole McCord
Age: 20
Hometown: Delta
College: Junior at Penn State University Park majoring in animal science
Activities: Sells goats through her own business, 12-year 4-H member, Kennard Dale FFA, Relay for Life, volunteering at the Mason-Dixon fair and showing animals
Quote: "We're all sisters," she said. "We all show together. It was nice to be able to win, but it would have been good if anyone had."
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Sohaib Athar, who tweeted the sounds of the raid on Osama bin Laden's compound in Abottabad, Pakistan, has been besieged by journalists seeking interviews. Monday night in Pakistan (late morning eastern time in the U.S.), he tweeted, "I don't own a TV set and stopped watching TV many years ago. Sorry three-lettered-big-tv-news-channels for not replying to your emails." The first journalists to reach Athar for interviews were Time correspondent Omar Waraich, writer Mosharraf Zaidi, and reporters for Reuters.
As word spread on Twitter about what Athar had witnessed, he tweeted, "Uh oh, now I'm the guy who liveblogged the Osama raid without knowing it." Athar had about 750 followers when he tweeted about the raid. It's about 52,000 now and growing quickly. Athar apologized on Twitter for not being able to get back to everyone who was trying to contact him. He seems to have a good attitude about it all, joking that he would've tweeted about the raid "wittingly" if he had known about it.


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ROYERTON - Mary Ellen Harmon, 67, went home to be with the Lord, Friday morning, December 13, 2013, at her residence, following an extended illness.
She was born on August 24, 1946 in Portland, the daughter of Fredrick and Catherine (Price) Wrightsman, moved to Muncie as a child and graduated from Royerton High School in 1965.
Mary Ellen was employed at Imperial Cabinets in Gaston for over twenty years and then was a home health aide for various companies for over fifteen years.
She attended Forest Park Senior Citizens Center, Eden Church and Avondale Sympathy Club. She enjoyed latch hooking, her flowers, and playing with her puppy.
Surviving are her husband of forty-seven years, William "Bill"; three daughters, Tamera Tweedy (Mark), Royerton, Pamela Strahn (Forrest), Royerton, and Christina Harmon (Charlie), Southport; seven grandchildren, Josh (Kait), Zach, Jameson, Kaleb, CJ, Adam, and Rachel; two great-grandchildren, Grayson and David; two sisters, Jan Stapleton (Ron), Deltona, FL and Doletta Gregory (Leroy), Eaton; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
A celebration of life service will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, December 16, 2013, in The Meeks Mortuary and Crematory, Washington Street Chapel with Rev. Jim Behrendt officiating. Burial will follow in Gardens of Memory Cemetery, north of Muncie.
Family and friends may call at The Meeks Mortuary and Crematory, Washington Street Chapel from 2:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. on Sunday or one hour prior to services on Monday.
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Durban - The 21-year-old man found guilty of murdering farm manager Ian Fellowes in Underberg has been sentenced to 22 years in jail.
Acting Judge Sibusiso Mngomezulu, sitting in the Pietermaritzburg High Court on Thursday, said there were reasons he could impose less than the minimum sentence on Mthokozisi Mtolo.
He was young and could be rehabilitated. Also, he had pleaded guilty, shortening the trial.
"It appears you are prepared to take responsibility for your wrongdoing," the judge told Mtolo.
However, he said, the offences Mtolo had been convicted of were serious and had become a daily reality for South Africans.
Not a day went by without reports of people losing their lives to murderers.
"The prevalence of these offences negatively affects the economy.
"Foreign direct investors get cold feet as soon as they become aware of offences of this nature.
"A lack of direct investment leads to a high rate of unemployment and poverty. A vicious cycle then develops, which leads to a high crime rate."
Fellowes had been killed in cold blood and had not posed a danger. He had co-operated and given Mtolo all he had, which was R100. Nevertheless, Mtolo had shot him and ransacked the house.
"It is a pity that no matter how long imprisonment can be, it can't bring back the life of the deceased and will never compensate the loss the deceased's family, relatives and friends suffered as a result of your actions."
Fellowes lived in Lions River and had been managing the farm in Underberg when he died.
His wife, Anne, said she felt Mtolo had escaped with a light sentence.
I am shattered," she said.
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Bethel's History - The Short Version
Over one hundred years ago, on November 22, 1888, the Swedish Baptist Church of Galesburg was organized. O.F. Carlson became its first pastor, at a salary of $25 a month. At first they conducted services in another Baptist church, then an uptown hall. Then, in 1898, a plot of land on North Chambers Street was purchased and a tent erected. Services were begun, as well as plans for a building, which was dedicated on December 18, 1898. The cost? $6600. Swedish was the language of the church until the 1920's, when English was used for the evening service. By 1930, Swedish was used only on the first Sunday of each month. The conversion to all English was completed in 1937, and on June 2nd, the church also voted to change their name to "North Chambers Street Baptist Church." The name changed again to "Bethel Baptist Church" in 1950.
As the church grew, they eventually made plans for a new building, and after World War II, purchased land at Fremont and Academy Streets, breaking ground in 1952. On May 27, 1956, the doors of the new Bethel were opened. Dedication took place on September 7-9, 1956. The Christian Education Building was added in 1975.
Bethel continued to grow, and in October, 2000, we opened a new Worship Center with a city-wide Open House. Shortly after that, a new state-of-the-art Learning Center was added. Through everything, the Lord has blessed Bethel, and today we dedicate ourselves to furthering His mission, to reach our community for Him.


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2013 Ohio State Baseball
Nebraska vs Ohio State
May 23, 2013 at Minneapolis (Target Field)
Score by Innings R H E
Nebraska............ 000 010 001 - 2 7 0
Ohio State.......... 010 001 001 - 3 6 1
Note: 1 out, 3 runners LOB when the game ended.
Umpires - HP: Mark Ditsworth 1B: Dave Condon 2B: Mike Duffy 3B: Dave Uyl
Start: 3:45PM Time: 2:53 Attendance:
2013 Ohio State Baseball
Nebraska vs Ohio State
May 23, 2013 at Minneapolis (Target Field)
Nebraska starters: 4/lf Pritchard, M; 9/2b Kelly, P.; 2/rf Christens, C; 3/1b
Kalkowski, K; 22/3b Headley, B.; 20/dh Scheffert, J; 41/cf Darby, A.; 8/c
Lubach, T.; 7/ss Peters, B.; 18/p Bummer, A.;
Ohio State starters: 4/cf Ciamacco; 5/2b Kuhn; 8/ss Pellant; 21/1b Hallberg;
17/3b Bosiokovic; 15/rf Carroll; 34/dh Ratcliff; 31/lf Wetzel; 16/c Solomon;
30/p Goldberg;
Nebraska 1st - Pritchard, M walked (3-2 KKBBFBFFB).
Kelly, P. grounded into double play ss to 1b (1-2 FFBF); Pritchard, M out on
the play. Christens, C grounded out to ss (3-1 KBBB). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0
errors, 0 LOB.
Ohio State 1st - Ciamacco struck out swinging (2-2
BKBSS). Kuhn grounded out to ss (0-1 K). Pellant grounded out to 2b (0-1 S).
0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Nebraska 2nd - Kalkowski, K grounded out to ss (1-1
KB). Headley, B. fouled out to 3b (3-2 BFBSB). Scheffert, J struck out looking
(2-2 BFKFBK). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Ohio State 2nd - Hallberg singled up the middle
(0-0). Bosiokovic grounded out to p unassisted, SAC, bunt (0-1 F); Hallberg
advanced to second. Carroll grounded out to 2b (2-1 BFB); Hallberg advanced to
third. Ratcliff singled to center field, RBI (0-0); Hallberg scored. Wetzel
grounded out to 2b (3-2 BBBKFFF). 1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Nebraska 3rd - Darby, A. singled to shortstop (0-2
KF). Lubach, T. grounded out to p, SAC, bunt (0-0); Darby, A. advanced to
second. Peters, B. struck out swinging (2-2 BKFBS). Pritchard, M grounded out
to ss (0-0). 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Ohio State 3rd - Solomon flied out to lf (1-2 SFFB).
Ciamacco flied out to lf (1-1 BK). Kuhn grounded out to p (0-2 SS). 0
runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Nebraska 4th - Kelly, P. doubled to left field (1-2
SSB). Christens, C struck out swinging (2-2 BKSBS). Kalkowski, K walked (3-2
BFBKBB). Headley, B. grounded out to 2b (1-2 FBK); Kalkowski, K advanced to
second; Kelly, P. advanced to third. Scheffert, J flied out to lf (2-2 FBBFFF).
0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
Ohio State 4th - Pellant lined out to 2b (1-1 KB).
Hallberg grounded out to 2b (2-2 BKFB). Bosiokovic struck out looking (2-2
SSBBK). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Nebraska 5th - Darby, A. singled to shortstop (1-1
BF). Lubach, T. out at first 1b to 2b, SAC, bunt (0-1 F); Darby, A. advanced to
second. Peters, B. lined out to lf (1-0 B). Pritchard, M tripled to left
center, RBI (0-0); Darby, A. scored. Kelly, P. flied out to cf (0-2 KS).
1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Ohio State 5th - Carroll walked (3-2 BKBBSFB).
Ratcliff singled through the left side (0-0); Carroll advanced to second.
Wetzel out at first p to 2b, SAC, bunt (0-0); Ratcliff advanced to second;
Carroll advanced to third. Solomon struck out swinging, out at first c to 1b
(2-2 BSBSF). Ciamacco lined out to lf (2-0 BB). 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors,
Nebraska 6th - Christens, C walked (3-1 BBBKB).
Kalkowski, K struck out swinging (2-2 KFBBFS). Headley, B. reached on a
fielder's choice (1-2 FKB); Christens, C out at second 3b to 2b. Headley, B.
advanced to second on a throwing error by c, advanced to third. Scheffert, J
struck out swinging (2-2 SBBKS). 0 runs, 0 hits, 1 error, 1 LOB.
Ohio State 6th - Kuhn walked (3-2 SBKBBFB). Pellant
hit by pitch (1-0 B); Kuhn advanced to second. Hallberg struck out swinging
(2-2 KBKBS). Bosiokovic doubled to right field, RBI (1-1 BF); Pellant advanced
to third; Kuhn scored. Carroll flied into double play lf to c (1-1 BK); Pellant
out on the play. 1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Nebraska 7th - Darby, A. walked (3-2 BKBBFB). Darby,
A. out at second c to 2b, caught stealing. Lubach, T. struck out swinging (3-2
SBSFBBS). Peters, B. doubled, ground-rule (2-0 BB). Riga to p for Goldberg.
Pritchard, M grounded out to 2b (2-2 BKBK). 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1
Ohio State 7th - Ratcliff grounded out to ss (3-2
BKBBF). Wetzel flied out to cf (3-2 KBBSB). Solomon walked (3-2 BBSKBB).
Ciamacco struck out swinging (0-2 KSS). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 1
Nebraska 8th - McKinney to p for Riga. Kelly, P.
flied out to rf (0-1 K). Christens, C singled to shortstop (1-2 BKK).
Christens, C advanced to second on a wild pitch. Kalkowski, K flied out to cf
(3-2 BKBBK). Headley, B. flied out to lf (2-1 KBB). 0 runs, 1 hit, 0
errors, 1 LOB.
Ohio State 8th - Vogt, D. to p for Bummer, A.. Kuhn
struck out swinging (3-2 BSBSFBFS). Pellant singled to right center (1-0 B).
Hallberg flied out to rf (1-2 KBF). Bosiokovic walked (3-2 FBBFBB); Pellant
advanced to second. Carroll popped up to ss (0-1 K). 0 runs, 1 hit, 0
errors, 2 LOB.
Nebraska 9th - Dempsey to p for McKinney.
Sanguinetti pinch hit for Scheffert, J. Sanguinetti struck out looking (1-2
FKBK). Darby, A. walked (3-0 BBBB). Kildow, T. pinch ran for Darby, A.. Lubach,
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@ breaderer
that happened to me too.
I didn't find it appealing
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@ Madmanonfire
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great week dig dug and bio for me.
Not enough room for pokemon ranch ='(
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They have Commodore 64 plug in and plays?
At bb Sting.
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Chrono trigger and final fantasy III (six) plz.
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They will launch this. But they're gonna be tight on parental controls. I wonder if it will like metal slug or an fps or third person.
Ahh.. My brother and I love this game! a must download. Where's my other dream game, Mega Man 2?
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I. Roll Call
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PRESENT: Melissa Barnard, Maxine Brink, Michael Burhans, Lucille Cronin, Sarah Galt, Steven Markey, Laura Peterson, Suzanne Phillips
ALSO PRESENT: Ron Beacom, Manager of MCTV and Library Communications
II. Acceptance of June 20, 2012 Meeting Minutes
Motion to accept minutes made by Brink, seconded by Cronin. Motion approved.
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IV. Public Comments
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Barnard thanked Cronin for serving on the Mideastern Michigan Library Cooperative Board. Grace A. Dow Memorial Library's six year term has been completed.
Barnard highlighted three new programs beginning this fall: Online Book Club – Anywhere, Anytime Book Club, Game Night for adults, and Fab Fridays for teens. Information on these programs will be in the upcoming Library Connection.
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Barnard announced that the Library will be closed Monday, September 3rd for the Labor Day holiday. Sunday hours resume September 9th.
Burhans complimented the Library on a successful Touch a Truck event.
VI. Patron Comments and Suggestions
1. While I was in today I could not use a laptop upstairs because there was no wireless printer.
There have been technical problems with wireless printing from library laptops. Staff is working to resolve the issues.
2. Your staff in the children's library is over the top!! Always very helpful and friendly. The activities and classes you provide for children are amazing. Thanks for making socialization easy, convenient and affordable!! Best library EVER.
3. This is my favorite library in the world! Great job!
4. I really dislike the new checkout system because I cannot look at the book and tell when it is due. I understand the new system is better for the library, but why can't the old system of stamping the books be also available to those who want to take the trouble of stamping the book. I would. My wife and I take out a lot of books. I lose track of when they are due until I get a telephone call telling me.
With the elimination of the stamping, problems with errors made by patrons who change the due dates on the stamps and sticker placement have been addressed. Patrons can sign up for pre-overdue notification by email and by phone.
5. When you repave the parking lot, please consider angle-in parking. It's really hard now to get in and out of the parking spaces and angle-in parking would be a lot easier.
A decision will be made based on the number of parking spaces lost with angle parking.
6. We had such marvelous service at the reference desk.
VII. Library Board Annual Report Committee
Galt presented the second draft of the annual report. One revision was suggested. A motion to accept the Annual Report with the revision was made by Cronin and seconded by Peterson. Motion approved.
VIII. Mideastern Michigan Library Cooperative Board Report
No report
IX. Board Meeting Dates 2013
A draft of Board meeting dates for 2013 was presented for discussion. Galt asked if additional meetings would be needed to develop a revised fines and fees schedule. Barnard responded that no additional meetings would be necessary since the public hearing for revised fines and fines would be held on a normal meeting night. Markey motioned that the Board accept the dates as written. Seconded by Brink. Motion approved.
X. 2011-2012 Strategic Plan
Barnard reviewed a draft of the Library's 2012-13 Strategic Plan, seeking input from the Board.
a) Staff Report
Burhans inquired about alternatives to Overdrive. Peterson suggested we add Midland Daily News to the list of periodicals available on the iPad. Galt inquired about the Auditorium renovation. Barnard responded that the Friends of the Library have contributed funds to replace the seating and carpeting in the Auditorium. Phillips was pleased to see seniors targeted as a result of the demographic report done by the Board. Staff will continue to present library services at Board meetings.
b) Library Board Goal Development
The following ideas will be included in the Strategic Plan and discussed at the September board meeting.
1. Brainstorm fundraising ideas
2. Help with programming goals
3. Help with marketing by attending library presentations with staff members
4. Help with upcoming marketing campaign
XI. Announcements
XII. Adjournment
Brink moved to adjourn. Markey seconded. Motion approved. Meeting adjourned at
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My JSF form won't submit
Stamin Adrian
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Dec 21, 2012 15:15:43
I've been struggling with this problem for too long.I really can't tell what is wrong with the code.
This is my
registerForm.xhtml which is included in the index.xhtml.
<ui:composition xmlns:ui="http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:h="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html" xmlns:p="http://primefaces.org/ui" xmlns:c="http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/core"> <h:form>

 Nume:

 Prenume:

 CNP:

 Parola:

 Sex:

 </h:form> </ui:composition>
You are probably wondering why I used onclick instead of action.Well, action does nothing, I tryed debugging.
It never goes in the method.With onclick it goes in the method, but all my properties are null.
This is my bean:
/* * To change this template, choose Tools | Templates * and open the template in the editor. */ package viewbeans; import controllers.MainController; import javax.faces.bean.ManagedBean; import javax.faces.bean.SessionScoped; @ManagedBean @SessionScoped public class MbUser implements java.io.Serializable{ private int id; private String nume,prenume,parola; private String sexType; private String cnp; private int carduri; public MbUser() { } public MbUser(String nume, String prenume, String parola, String cnp) { this.nume = nume; this.prenume = prenume; this.parola = parola; this.cnp = cnp; } public MbUser(int id, String nume, String prenume, String parola, String sexType, String cnp, int carduri) { this.id = id; this.nume = nume; this.prenume = prenume; this.parola = parola; this.sexType = sexType; this.cnp = cnp; this.carduri = carduri; } public int getId() { return id; } public void setId(int id) { this.id = id; } public String getNume() { return nume; } public void setNume(String nume) { this.nume = nume; } public String getPrenume() { return prenume; } public void setPrenume(String prenume) { this.prenume = prenume; } public String getParola() { return parola; } public void setParola(String parola) { this.parola = parola; } public String getSexType() { return sexType; } public void setSexType(String sexType) { this.sexType = sexType; } public String getCnp() { return cnp; } public void setCnp(String cnp) { this.cnp = cnp; } public int getCarduri() { return carduri; } public void setCarduri(int carduri) { this.carduri = carduri; } public void adauga(){ System.out.println(nume+parola+cnp+sexType); // for debugging, it's always null null null null; MainController.getInstance().adaugaUser(nume, prenume, cnp, sexType, parola); //this throws ConstraintViolationException (probably because everything is null) } }
I made an account on this forum just to post this.Please help me!I would be eternally gratefull.Please excuse my bad english.
Greg Charles
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Dec 21, 2012 16:23:46
Hi Adrian, and welcome to JavaRanch!
Wow, everyone is suddenly asking about PrimeFaces. I'll have to give it a try someday. I think if you put <h:messages /> or
 somewhere in your page, it might give you information about why the form values aren't getting to your setters. I'd also change the command button so it had an action again instead of the onclick (or actionListener since your method has a void return value), but take away the parentheses:

In addition to the
debugger, you can use browser tools to help figure out what's going on. I often rely on the Net tab of Firebug for Firefox, which shows all the requests and responses as they are sent and received. I believe Chrome has similar tools. And IE ... well, don't use IE for development. Get things basically working first, then worry about supporting IE.
Stamin Adrian
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Dec 22, 2012 02:34:00
Thanks for responding so fast.
I tryed

 and the facelets ones with h: . Nothing shows up. With actionListener it never prints out my values in the console.The console always shows this info
WARNING: PWC4011: Unable to set request character encoding to UTF-8 from context /OnlineBankingApp, because request parameters have already been read, or ServletRequest.getReader() has already been called
It doesn't say anything else.I really think what i've done is basic.I'm starting to hate JSF.I need to finish this project for a class i'm taking.I even tried simpler forms.Tried without the table and with both primefaces and jsf.The button does nothing with action or actionListener.It only works with onclick but values are null.I don't know why <h:message> or <h:messages> won't pop up.The Glassfish log is useless.Doesn't say anything.Could that warning be relevant? I'm afraid if I start the project from scratch I will run in the same problems. Can the composition thing afect my submit? The composition is rendered with ajax.Any ideas? They would be much apreciated!
Stamin Adrian
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Dec 22, 2012 11:07:54
I realized the following after hours of research.It seems that <ui:include src="myComposition.xhtml"> actually doesn't change the xhtml code.So html doesn't know i'm pressing the submit. Is there someway to include myRegisterForm.xhtml in the index.xhtml and actually change the code dinamicaly. How do you do this with jsf?
Avik Mazunder
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Dec 23, 2012 12:39:54
Add <f:view> before <h:form> and end it with </f:view> after the </h:form> tag..
Tim Holloway
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Dec 24, 2012 06:02:26
This is poor practice. If you want to control whether the submit action fires (and you didn't supply an action method reference), you would code something like "onclick="return myJSFunction()". What you have coded appears to be bad EL returning a constant unknown boolean value to a javascript event handler.
I also recommend using JSF grid formatting instead of raw HTML table tags, but that wouldn't affect functionality.
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Dec 24, 2012 09:08:52
The value of onclick attribute of
 is suppose to be a JavaScript code that is executed when you click on the button. Use either action or actionListener.
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