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You can safely finish
The Force Unleashed
and skip the sequel, though by the end you may be wondering how the hell a Gary Stu-style fanfic somehow found its' way into official SW print.
Joking aside, I did see what George Lucas was trying to do with that one (not so sure he pulled it off). Avoiding spoilers, the theme of the book can best be summed up by these two quotes from
Lord of the Rings
: "A treacherous weapon is ever a danger to the hand....A traitor may betray himself and do good he does not intend."
Or you could save yourself some reading time and just
watch the movie
. The novel really doesn't add much of anything to the story.
You can do the same with
Order 66
, I think. It ends about as you'd expect an Episode III tie-in to end, and as one of its' main threads only resurfaces about 60 years later (in-universe time, in
Legacy of the Force
), you can easily deduce the fate of the rest of the cast.
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November 19, 2015 Most of us were taught as children that each person is born male or female. As anthropologist Barbara J. King explains, intersex people show us that it's not so simple.
November 12, 2015 Reports about how your cat "may want to kill you" have been circulating in recent days. Anthropologist and part-time cat wrangler Barbara J. King explains the science behind the claims.
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Rowing: Trent RC eight lead the way at Peterborough
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TRENT Rowing Club's women's novice eight led the way at the Peterborough summer regatta.
The crew of Lucy Fielding, Jazmine Smith, Jade Smith, Jess Gilbert, Emma Harlow, Kellie Hathaway, Evie Davies, Abbie Hutton and coxed by Danni Smith, showed amazing teamwork to storm to victory.
Even though they had only practiced the eight once before, they annihilated their competitors from Cambridge in winning the event by an amazing 10 seconds.
The four lane side-by-side racing took place on the one kilometre purpose-built rowing lake on Peterborough's Thorpe Meadows, next to the River Nene.
First on the water was Scott Smith in the junior 15 single sculls event, winning his heat comfortably, second in the semi, but losing out in the final.
Other single scullers included Lucy Holgate (15) who entered both junior 15 and 16 categories, winning the heats in both and only losing out by one second in the 16 event to Lincoln.
There were no event wins in doubles events but the following crews made it through to the finals; Davies and Harlow in the junior 15 and Matthew Pountney and Richard Dowell in the intermediate level 1, missing out by two seconds.
Harlow also teamed up with Hutton in the intermediate level 3 making it through to the final, as did Oliver Benton and Jade Smith in the mixed intermediate level 3.
Karl Benton and Anthony Scott came third in the masters event.
Sunday saw the crews compete in the 500m sprint with Trent taking two wins.
Holgate took the junior 15 single sculls event by three seconds, followed by Benton and Smith taking their second win of the weekend in the junior 16 double scull.
They beat Peterborough City on their own water.
Other finalists included Beth McQuoney and Josh Gledhill in the junior 13 single sculls, Hathaway and Lucy Fielding in the junior 18 double sculls and Kenny Holmes and Duncan Williams in the masters' double sculls.
Hathaway and Fielding teamed up with Holgate and Davies in the women's intermediate level 3 quadruple sculls, winning their heat but losing out in the final.
The mixed intermediate level 3 coxed four of Dowell, Pountney, Jade Smith, Jazmine Smith and coxed by Danni Smith went through to the final but lost out on the victory by five seconds.


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I know!
That sounds sacrilegious!
Bear with me on this one. The wife and I needed an opportunity to get outdoors for a bit and as the result of my many area bike outings, I knew just where to take her for a pleasant and peacefull little walk.
Knowing how much she enjoys autumns brilliant colors and watching wildlife in its natural habitat, I took her over to the Genesee River Trail and we strolled down to the Turning Basin. (This is a trail that I include in all of my recreational rides.) We weren't alone. Can you believe that people pay $55 to ride these Segways on a three mile out and back along the trail? That's almost $10 per mile for a short little six mile ride.
I have often noticed a very broad hiking trail in Durand Eastman park during my many rides through that area but I was always afraid to leave my bike unattended while I hiked the trail, so I figured today would be a great opportunity to explore that trail. We got back in the truck and headed over to Durand, a mere three miles away.
It was well worth the effort as these pictures may show....
This next picture is preambled by this silly little story. Now you can see what my recent stresses have done to my already partially warped brain....
Just imagine, over one hundred years ago a tiny seed strategically landed here and commenced to grow. The tiny little seedling somehow survived the foraging deer, the annual onslaught of winters snow and ice, and the ferocity of summers lightning storms to grow into a majestic mature tree. This mighty tree served its community well. It provided food and shelter for all the area wildlife, helped conserve the soil with its massive root system, and fertilized that same soil with an annual leaf drop.
Then one day the massive tree commenced to die. It was a painfully slow process taking decades to complete. First one branch became diseased and slowly lost its struggle to survive, than another, and another, until one year there were no new buds of life on that extensive system of branches.
Even in death this wonderful tree continued to give. It provided perches for small critters to hunt from, or escape their own hunters. Piece by piece though, as the last of the behemoths lifes moisture escaped leaving its once resilient limbs all brittle and weak, the majestic tree finally started dropping bits of itself to the very soil that gave it life. Every couple of years the tree dropped another limb back to the soil to decay, returning the magic that gave the little seed its life. Now, the only recognizable remains of this truly remarkable story is this weathered and rotted piece of that once glorious tree.
Why did all of this take place, you might ask. Well Im here to tell you. This all had but one purpose and that purpose was so that this old coot could take this pretty picture. Thats my story and Im sticking to it.
Though I knew of these areas as a result of cycling I opted to post these fall photos in a separate thread since they technically are not cycling photos.


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Backlog from yesterday, this is the third tea that I received with day 3 for the 12 days of Christmas.
ahhhh so much tea to get through.
This smelt nice creamy, vanillaey but also floral like. I really don't like floral flavours.
once steeped it smells quite floral.
definitely not a tea for me, but glad to try it.
I received this in a swap from reasoned_melody
it probably isn't one I would have chosen for myself, but that's what's so great about swaps & the little extras.
I really enjoyed this, I brewed it hot, but probably would enjoy it cold even more so.
it's fruity, sweet, tart & spicy… but just to say you get the spices which is great.
it reminds me a lot of vampire voodoo from The Tea Store in Ottawa.
very yummy!!
Received this in a swap from reasoned_melody
Wanted to try this for a while, but with no DAVIDsTEA within a bussing distance I had to wait.
The dry leaves smell just like cookie dough…. mmmmmm
This tea is scrumptious. It tastes JUST like cookie dough with chocolate chips. How they do this with the ingredient list is beyond me. So freakin good!
I got this in a swap from nwolf
I've kinda newly ventured into oolongs, after a recommendation from my local tea house.
This is good, creamy, slightly banana tasting & green tasting. (Although not earthy like the last oolong I had), It's very green tasting, like a not quite ripe banana.
This is super nice, but not quite enough banana taste, but still a really great delicious tea. Probably one I will order!
I LOVE this tea.
As a recommendation from my tea ladies I gave this one a try, it's a new one.
this is spool amazing. creamy, nutty, caramelly and so beautifully earthy at the end of the sip. This may be my absolute favorite tea ever.
I've had it twice since Monday & bought a bag.
I think my favorite part of this tea is the earthiness. it's quite spectacular.
must try more flavored oolongs.
I finally got around to trying this. It was part of my black Friday order.
This smells very rooibos like in the leaves. Rooibos can be so hit or miss, I can smell the ginger mostly & kind of some fruityness.
Once steeped this smells bakey & cookie like, and mostly like ginger. This is really yummy. I don't really think it tastes like a ginger snap. I expect a ginger snap to he spicy, gingeree & cinnamonee. I remember sucking on ginger snaps until they would melt. Yum.
Although not at all what I expected this is really delicious & cookie like, just not a ginger snap.
On the 12th day of Christmas Sare sent to me, this tea.
I'm a little late on this, but I have been spending a lot of time with my girls and family while I have time off work.
So I made a whole pot today in my new tea pot, I also got some of this from my cousin.
I was sprised not to see vanilla in the ingredients list, I found it to be creamy & sweet. Lightly minty & 7 delicious. This a really nice holiday tea, but I would probably drink it all year long.
I ended up receiving this tea as a sample after they forgot to include them in my iniitial order, then sent me 6.
The dry notes are fruity & citrusy. However on the package it says nothing about citrus.
Once brewed its much the same.
The taste is fruity, very citrus & sweet. Also kind of medicinal. There is also a strange after taste, I can't figure it out for the life of me.
The notes on here say there is mint? I'm not getting it, but maybe its what is reminding me of the medicinal taste.
I don't know how to rate this tea, I like it, but its kind of strange.
8th day of Christmas from The Purrfect Cup
As soon as I saw what tea it was, I was super excited. And then I made my daughter smell it, she is a Cantaloupe fiend. She could eat an entire melon by herself.
This is my first Butiki tea, & probably the one from there that I have wanted the most.
This smells exactly like cantaloupe! So meloney!
It steeps up to smell a little more cream like with the cantaloupe.
I'm not sure I get all that much cream, but man do you ever get the taste of a fresh, juicy, delicious cantaloupe. This is so true to the taste, it's amazing. I definetly think I can get my little Serena (who will have nothing to do with) to drink this one iced.
And this is fabulous hot or cold. om nom nom
Day 7 of the 12 days of Christmas
When I opened this I knew it was going to be delicious. It smelt caramel like, like dulce de leche. I didn;t really get any coconut in smell, until I steeped. I wasn't expecting much in regards to coconut because I have been let down by so many coconute teas before.
But this…. OMG! This is devine. Sweet, coconut, caramel. Amazing. This is THE coconut tea I have been looking for. It is soooo good, even though it has been sitting all day.


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Butts County Retired Educators recently hosted its annual reception for retiring employees of the Butts County School System. There were 11 honorees this year, including seven certified personnel and four non-certified personnel. Butts County Retired Educators provided punch and finger foods for the retirees, their families, Board of Education members and others to enjoy as they chatted, reminisced, and talked of future plans.From Jackson High School, those retiring included Mark Alling, Randy Hallmark, Bonnie Register, Leslie White, Connie Gilmer, and Joy Walker. Together they represent 149 years of teaching experience. Alling has worked for the Butts County School System for 30 years, at the former Henderson Junior High and at Jackson High. He has served as chairperson of the Science Department at JHS and coached the academic team for several years. His wife, Martye, also works at JHS, and his daughter, Katie, was named the Star Student and valedictorian of the JHS Class of 2010. Hallmark has also been teaching for 30 years, the last three at Jackson High School in the Social Studies Department. He coached girls basketball and volleyball at JHS. He also taught in Alabama, and in Floyd, Fannin, Henry and Clayton counties. Register has served as Special Education chairperson and has worked at Griffin-Spalding County Schools and Butts County Schools for 21 years. She is also trained as a nurse, and provided valuable peace of mind to the families of the medically fragile children with whom she worked, according to Butts County School Superintendent Lynda White. Leslie White has taught the Honors Language Arts classes for ninth- and 10th-grade students at JHS for several years, as well as other language arts classes. Her husband, Paul, and son, Jordan, also teach at JHS. She is National Board Certified, has served as a Teacher Academy for Preparation and Pedagogy (TAPP) mentor, and has worked in the Americus City School System, Fayette County schools and Butts County during her 36 years of teaching. Gilmer has worked as a Special Education paraprofessional at JHS for 12 years, and Walker has also been a part of the JHS Special Education team as a paraprofessional for 20 years. Ruth Trawick is retiring from Henderson Middle School with 27 years of experience working in education in Dodge County, Texas, and in Butts County. She has served as department chairperson, TAPP chairperson, team leader, language arts and gifted teacher, and in various positions as needed at JHS. Also with 27 years of service, Cheryl Colwell is retiring from Daughtry Elementary School, where most recently she has been an Early Intervention teacher. She is National Board Certified and has also worked in Griffin-Spalding County Schools, and Clayton County Schools. Sherrie Richards is retiring as a paraprofessional in the media center at Daughtry Elementary, with 36 years of service in education. She has promised to return to the school to read to the children, help with the book fair, and otherwise continue to be a part of the school family. Lura Blankenship is retiring with 38 years in education. She worked in Griffin-Spalding County Schools and in Alabama as well as in Butts County, where she has been a team leader, assistant principal at HMS, and most recently, an English Language Learner (ELL) teacher based at Stark Elementary. Her husband, Joe, is the director of transportation for Butts County Schools. Willie Grier is retiring from the Butts County school system after 10 years of service as a bus driver. Of the 11 Butts County school system employees retiring, nine were able to attend the June 7 Board of Education meeting and receive plaques and personal words of appreciation for their contributions to the Butts County community. Altogether, the 11 retirees represent 287 years of service in education.
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InfoPath supports a feature called Conditional Formatting which allows among other things to show or hide sections of the form based on some condition.
However, the underlying XML data still stays there even though it is not visible in the view. What if one wants to remove the XML data altogether? It is easy to achieve this by writing a little bit of code.
First of all, a trick: an optional leaf field can be wrapped in an Optional Section without adding any additional nodes in the Data Source. Suppose that your data source looks like that:
Instead of dragging field1 into the view (which will produce a Text Box, assuming its datatype is a string), right-click on it, select More… and pick Optional Section with Controls.
Now the Text Box is wrapped in an Optional Section and you can remove or insert it as desired.
At this time, suppose that you want field1 appear conditionally based on a state of a Check Box bound to some node (let's call it field2). Attach an "OnAfterChange" event to it with the following code:
function msoxd_my_field2::OnAfterChange(eventObj)
if (eventObj.IsUndoRedo || eventObj.Operation != "Insert")
if (eventObj.NewValue == "true")
XDocument.View.ExecuteAction("xOptional::insert", "field1_1");
XDocument.View.ExecuteAction("xOptional::remove", "field1_1");
Here, we use the xOptional::insert command to insert field1 (and hence the Optional Section) when the Check Box is checked, and xOptional::remove to remove it when the Check Box is unchecked.
A few comments on the code above:
P.S. The conditional presence technique is especially useful in scenarios where the schema contains optional elements that are not allowed to be blank (which could be a desirable design in some scenarios where the XML-consuming backend cannot handle xsi:nils).
P.P.S. The technique of calling View.SelectNodes() can solve the ExecuteAction() focus/context problem. The ExecuteAction() documentation states that sometimes calling ExecuteAction() from button's onClick can fail. Calling View.SelectNodes() from onClick shold remedy to this problem.
You can now download and install the official InfoPath SP1. It is part of the Office 2003 SP1 download.
More details: http://office.microsoft.com/officeupdate/ . English SP1 download is here.
Please pay special attention to the following if you have installed the InfoPath 2003 SP1 Preview:
InfoPath 2003 SP1 Preview and Office 2003 SP1If you previously installed the InfoPath 2003 SP1 Preview, you should uninstall the InfoPath 2003 SP1 Preview prior to installing Office 2003 SP1. You will need your original InfoPath 2003 product CD to upgrade to the final version of InfoPath 2003 SP1. For more information, see the Microsoft Knowledge Base article (873040): Information to consider before you apply Office 2003 Service Pack 1 to a computer that has the InfoPath 2003 Service Pack 1 Preview installed.
InfoPath 2003 SP1 Preview and Office 2003 SP1If you previously installed the InfoPath 2003 SP1 Preview, you should uninstall the InfoPath 2003 SP1 Preview prior to installing Office 2003 SP1. You will need your original InfoPath 2003 product CD to upgrade to the final version of InfoPath 2003 SP1. For more information, see the Microsoft Knowledge Base article (873040): Information to consider before you apply Office 2003 Service Pack 1 to a computer that has the InfoPath 2003 Service Pack 1 Preview installed.
David Fries recently posted several interesting topics specific to InfoPath:
David also has an InfoPath Specific RSS category feed.
Microsoft Learning and Roger Jennings have a new book out through Microsoft Press - Introducing Microsoft® Office InfoPath™ 2003. This book covers InfoPath from top to bottom including the SP-1 feature enhancements and developing InfoPath solutions using managed code.
From the book's description:"Learn how to integrate forms with other Microsoft products such as Microsoft SQL Server and Access databases, Windows SharePoint Services, and XML Web services. This book also provides an overview of the technologies used to build an InfoPath forms solution using Visual Basic .NET managed code and the InfoPath Document Object Model (DOM)."You can find a little more information, including how to order, at http://www.microsoft.com/mspress/books/6511.asp.
The SP1 release of InfoPath 2003 supports recursive controls such as Repeating Recursive Section and Optional Recursive Section. Based on the schema of the solution, these controls are automatically suggested when dragging nodes from the Data Source task pane. This article talks about different types of recursion that are supported within InfoPath.
Direct Recursion:
This is the case when the node is recurring directly under itself. For example, if you are creating an organization chart, you might have a schema that has the following structure:
Every employee has EmployeeData associated with him and can have 0 or more employees working for him. Note that the * stands for repeating 0 or more times. If you select the top level Employee node in the Data Source task pane, InfoPath would suggest a Repeating Recursive Section in this case with the recursive instance showing up directly under its parent.
Indirect Recursion:
This is the case when the node is recurring as a child of another node within itself. For the above organization chart, you may choose to abstract the fact that Employee is a manager or not by introducing an Optional node Manager. In this case the structure is as follows:
In this case, when you drag top level Employee node, InfoPath will create a Repeating Recursive Section that has the recursive instance within an Optional Section that corresponds to Manager node.
Potential Recursion:
This is the case when the node is recurring under as one of the choices under itself. Again taking the above organization chart example, we may choose to not include EmployeeData for managers since it is covered under ManagerData. So now we could have the following structure:
Now we have an employee who can either be a manager or not. In this case, when you drag top level Employee node, InfoPath will create a Repeating Recursive Section that has the recursive instance within a Choice Section.
In summary, you have seen how InfoPath supports various types of recursion in its SP1 release. These three examples were just to illustrate the broad categories of recursion but you can go beyond these and try various other combinations based on your needs.
Example 1: How do I restrict the user from entering special characters into certain fields in the InfoPath Form?
Note: This example assumes you are running InfoPath 2003 with the SP-1 feature enhancements enabled. [Added 6/21/04]
The easiest way to do this is to use pattern for data validation. For example, you might want a user to enter data in the ###-##-#### format for the Social Security Number field. If the user's input does not match this format, you may want to throw an alert. You can achieve the above by doing the following:
Example 2: I cannot put a double quote (") or an apostrophe (') in the pattern builder. How do I validate data against a pattern that contains a double quote (")?
You can validate data against a pattern that contains double quotes by using Jscript regular expression. For example, you might want a user to enter data in the "###" format (a pattern contains double quotes) for a field. If user's input does not match this format, you may want to throw an alert. You can achieve the above by doing the following:
function msoxd_my_field1::OnAfterChange(eventObj)
// Write code here to restore the global state.
if (eventObj.IsUndoRedo)
// An undo or redo operation has occurred and the DOM is read-only.
// A field change has occurred and the DOM is writable. Write code here to respond to the changes
// Specify your pattern using Jscript regular expression
var re1 = new RegExp("\x22\\d\\d\\d\x22");
// Get the field value
var s = XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode("my:myFields/my:field1").text;
// Find a match within string s
if (re1.exec(s) = = null && eventObj.Operation = = "Insert")
XDocument.UI.Alert("User input does not match the required pattern");
In the introduction to SP1, InfoPath added C# support. One issue that some people may run into is that certain OM calls have optional parameters. One such method is the SelectText() method in the View object. The context ID is optional and it not always easily found. In JavaScript of VBscript, the optional parameter would just be omitted and everything would work. In managed code (C# and VB.NET), you cannot omit optional parameters. To get around this, managed code has System.Reflection.Missing.Value which can be used in place of the optional parameter. This will achieve the same result as omitting optional parameters.
Collapsible Sections
Mark asks:
How do I create a collapsible section? That is, a section that can show/hide child controls, whether they are required or not. I can't use an optional section, because it requires binding.
The easiest way to do this is to this is using Conditional Formatting. Select the Section control, then pick Format | Conditional Formatting.... Add a rule where the formatting is "Hide this control".
We often call this "conditional visibility." Like everything in InfoPath, the view state is driven entirely by the data, so you need something in your data which maps to the expand/collapse state. One common approach is to add an attribute field to the group element the section is bound to. It shows up in your data when saved, and the expand/collapse state is saved when users save the form.
Bind a checkbox to the attribute, and you now have UI which lets the user control the state. If you prefer a button, you can create a rule which sets the value of the attribute; use two buttons with more conditional visibility rules to swap the label (e.g. between a + and a – to look like a TreeView). You can also write code which modifies the value of the attribute, and the section will show or hide.
Background on URNs
InfoPath SP1 included changes to the mail deployment model to allow for easier ways to distribute form templates to a group. One of the tools for making this deployment model work is the URN (Uniform Resource Name). These URNs are generated automatically by InfoPath and should be unique for each new form template you build.
Note: It's possible to get a URN that's identical to an existing one, but not very likely. This will be explained more later on.
To see the URN for your form template, you can select 'File | Properties' when in the Designer. The URN is listed there as the 'Form ID'. It is called a Form ID because it is used in the deployment model to identify a form template that may be opened from different locations. The URN is generated by combining three sections separated by semicolons based in part on the form template's properties. Here's a sample URN:
It consists of three parts:
Note: The Namespace Timestamp is used whenever a user starts out building the schema within InfoPath. If a form template is built from an XML or XSD file which has its own Namespace, then that Namespace will be used.
The Conflict Dialog
This dialog will appear any time that you open a form template on your machine that has a URN that matches an existing URN that you've previously opened and cached, but references a different Access Path (or publish location, URL). As you can see in the example above, I have a file called 'blogsample.xsn' that I've opened from My Documents, but the conflict dialog is saying that I've previously opened a file with the same URN from my Desktop. I got myself into this situation by publishing the same form template to two separate locations with the same filename and then opening each of them. Because the Form Name and Namespace timestamp are identical for both XSNs, so is the URN.
There are two options at this point. I can either open the newer template (Version 184.108.40.206) by clicking 'Replace Form on Your Computer' or the older one (Version 18.104.22.168) by clicking 'Keep Form on Your Computer'. It is important to note that this dialog does not affect the original copies of these files in any way. It will only update your local cache and it will update the file that is shown with this Form Name in your Fill Out a Form dialog.
One of the first things that experienced form designers will notice when using InfoPath is that layout of controls is not on a 2D design surface – it's what we call "flow-based". Controls function like images – or even character glyphs – in an application like Word. You can drag them around and insert them between words and use blank lines or spaces for positioning. To those designers who are used to precise layout using pixel grids or absolute coordinates, this can be disconcerting.
To experienced web designers, however, this model is very familiar. Web pages have to be designed to layout dynamically based on the target device. When you're designing a web page you simply don't know how wide the browser window which will eventually display the page is, how large the fonts are for the user viewing the page, or even what color settings are applicable. And, of course, different browsers display the same content differently even if all other variables are the same.
InfoPath templates face a similar set of challenges – but in this case, it's the data and the form that is dynamic. A variable number of records can appear, parts of the form can show and hide, and users can type different amounts of text into controls which grow. A fixed 2D layout for controls simply wouldn't work.
Couple that with a desire to have our views be compatible with web standards (XSLT outputting XHTML), and you can see why we built InfoPath with a flow-based layout mechanism.
A lot of the coolest features in the various Office System applications are likely to fall into two buckets: either you've never heard of them, or you couldn't live without them. Here are a few: Format Painter, Styles & Formatting, Fill Down, and Pivot Tables. Once you've used any of those, it's hard to imagine not having them.
Tables for layout are like that.
Web designers know that the trick for good dynamic layout is to use tables. Rather than absolute positions, tables allow for 2D layout of controls by expressing constraints and relative positioning. Even tools like the WinForms designer in Visual Studio .NET are moving in this direction, encouraging the use of docking and panels instead of Top/Left/Width/Height. This makes layout tweaks easier and can even make things like localization much more straightforward.
A few tips for creating layout using tables:
In the InfoPath 2003 SP-1 Preview we've added a few more table features:
If you've never used the Draw Table tool, you should try it. Select Table | Draw Table. This will show the Table toolbar, and enter a mode where you can drag out a rectangle using the mouse to create the first cell, and then draw lines across it to split the cell into two. Keep drawing lines to keep splitting cells. You can change the Border Style on the toolbar to change the style of the borders you create, or use the Eraser tool to erase borders – merging cells.
Here's a cool trick from the team. In the SP-1 Preview, there exists the availability to include a background image. Here's a sample grid image:
Copy the above image and save it to your system as a bmp (no loss in fidelity). Now go into the View properties dialog, click on 'Use a background picture'. In the 'Files of type' dropdown, select 'All Files (*.*)' and finally select the grid image you just saved. Back in the View Properties dialog, check "Tile horizontally" and "Tile vertically". Click OK.
Now you have yourself a grid by which to align your controls and text by – this is especially useful when aligning controls between layout tables, aligning tables themselves, or in cases where tables just aren't appropriate. When you are ready to publish the form, just go back to the properties dialog and take out the background image.
The Microsoft Knowledge Base is an amazing source of content and "How To" type articles, not just a place to go when you think you're seeing a bug.
Here's one such "How To" article - how to put an image on a Button control:
And check out the InfoPath 2003 Support Center:
It features:
Also, just a reminder - if you have a question about InfoPath (using it, developing with it, etc) a good to get support is to use the newsgroup microsoft.public.infopath (or try the web interface). The InfoPath team will try and respond to questions posted to the blog comments, but you're more likely to get a quick answer from someone on the product or support team, or another member of the community - like our awesome MVPs - by using the newsgroup.
In the InfoPath 2003 Service Pack 1 Preview you can create a fully trusted form template by signing the XSN with a code signing certificate. Here's what you do:
At this point, you need to choose a certificate that can be used for code signing.
If you do not have a certificate, you can choose the Create Certificate button. This will create a test certificate – not a certificate that has been authenticated by a certificate authority.
While you are developing your form template, you will not be able to preview with full trust permissions unless you register the form template.
The first time your users fill out the form that you have signed with a certain certificate, they will see a Security Warning dialog that notifies them that the form template is digitally signed and asks if they trust the publisher. Once they have checked the box to trust the publisher, they will be able to open any form template that asks for full trust and is signed with that same certificate.
You can view the list of trusted publishers in the SP1 version of InfoPath by selecting Tools | Options and clicking on the Trusted Publishers button.
If users find that the option to trust the publisher is disabled, that means that the root of the certificate used is not trusted on the user's machine.
When you received your code-signing certificate, you asked the CA (Certificate Authority) for it. What the CA delivered to you is a certificate that is now in your personal folder that is trusted by you and by anybody who trusts the CA that issued it. So, for example, if you get a code signing certificate from Verisign, any user will have the option to trust you as a publisher as long as they also have Verisign in the list of Trusted Root Certification Authorities on their machine. Once a user has trusted the root of a certificate, the option to trust the publisher will be enabled in the Security Warning dialog that is displayed when they fill out a fully-trusted, signed form.
Users can trust the root of a certificate through the Security Warning dialog that comes up when they open a form template. When the Security Warning dialog is open:
Part 5 of 5: The final function
And the final function is
function FixupSolutionXSN(
var XsnInputPath = Combine(inputDirectory, xsnInputName);
var XsfInputPath = Combine(inputDirectory, "manifest.xsf");
var XsfOutputPath = Combine(outputDirectory, "manifest.xsf");
ExtractFilesFromXSN(XsnInputPath, outputDirectory);
FixupXSF(XsfInputPath, XsfOutputPath, serviceURL, wsdlURL);
MakeXSNFromFiles(inputDirectory, "manifest.xsf", outputDirectory, xsnOutputName);
Now the gentle reader has free reins to drive the code above to the helpful utility.
Converting the script to managed code would be a good exercise as well.
Part 4 of 5: Repacking the XSN
For packing algorithm we will use another useful utility from the Cabinet SDK which called "makecab.exe". It can be found in the same place where extract.exe lives.
This utility needs some data description file that we will build automatically from the XSF file.
var MakecabExeLocation = "%SystemRoot%\\SYSTEM32";
var MakecabExe = Combine(MakecabExeLocation, "makecab.exe");
function SaveToFile(data, filePath)
var Fso = new ActiveXObject ("Scripting.FileSystemObject");
Fso.CreateTextFile(filePath, true);
var TextStream = Fso.OpenTextFile (filePath, 2);
function MakeXSNFromFiles(
var DDF = "";
DDF += ".Set DiskDirectoryTemplate=\r\n";
DDF += ".Set CabinetNameTemplate='"
+ Combine(outDir, xsnName) + "'\r\n";
var Dom = new ActiveXObject("msxml2.domdocument.5.0");
Dom.validateOnParse=false; // for ignoring xsi:nil errors..
Dom.load(Combine(inputDirectory, xsfName));
"xmlns:xsf='" + XsfNamespace + "'");
DDF += QuoteStr(Combine(inputDirectory, xsfName)) + "\r\n";
var Filelist = Dom.selectNodes("//xsf:files/xsf:file/@name");
for (var i=0; i<Filelist.length; i++)
DDF += QuoteStr(Combine(inputDirectory, Filelist(i).text))
+ "\r\n";
var DDFPath = Combine(outputDirectory, "makecab.ddf");
SaveToFile(DDF, DDFPath);
+ " /v1 /f " + QuoteStr(DDFPath)
+ " /L " + QuoteStr(outputDirectory), true);
In the last fifth part of the discussion we will come up with the final function.
Part 3 of 5: Modifying the XSF
Because manifest.xsf file is just a plain xml file, the easiest way to modify it is to open it in an XML DOM, find the corresponding attributes with XPath, and replace their existing values with new data.
We will divide the process in two functions. The first one will be responsible for opening and saving the xml file. The second one will find and modify the attribute value.
The serviceURL and wsdlURL parameters are strings with values like "http://mywebservice" and "http://mywebservice?WSDL" accordingly.
var XsfNamespace =
var XpathToServiceUrl =
var XpathToWsdlUrl =
function FixupXSF(xsfInputPath, xsfOutputPath, serviceURL, wsdlURL)
// serviceURL
if(serviceURL != null)
ModifyAttribute(Dom, XpathToServiceUrl, serviceURL);
// wsdlURL
if(wsdlURL != null)
ModifyAttribute(Dom, XpathToWsdlUrl, wsdlURL);
if (Fso.FileExists(xsfOutputPath))
Fso.DeleteFile(xsfOutputPath, true);
function ModifyAttribute(dom, xpath, value)
var AttributeList = dom.selectNodes(xpath);
for (;;)
var Attribute = AttributeList.nextNode();
if(Attribute == null)
Attribute.nodeValue = value;
The XSF file was modified. Now we should restore our XSN and we will do it in the next part of the series.
Part 2 of 5: Unpacking the XSN
To unpack XSN one should use extract.exe utility. It can be found in the %SystemRoot%\system32 directory or in the Microsoft Cabinet Software Development Kit. For the command usage details just run "extract /?".
In this part we will also introduce several auxiliary functions that will be extensively used throughout the entire discussion topic.
var ExtractExeLocation = "%SystemRoot%\\SYSTEM32";
var ExtractExe = Combine(ExtractExeLocation, "extract.exe");
function Combine(dir, file)
return dir + "\\" + file ;
function QuoteStr(string)
return ("\"" + string + "\"");
function Exec(string, flagWait)
if (flagWait == null)
flagWait = true;
var WScriptShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell");
return WScriptShell.Run(string, 0, flagWait);
function ExtractFilesFromXSN(xsnInputPath, outputDirectory)
var Parameters;
// add the location to place extracted files,
// a flag "/Y" that prevents prompting before overwriting
// an existing file, and a flag "/E" that orders to
// extract all files
if (outputDirectory != null)
Parameters = " /Y /E /L " + QuoteStr(outputDirectory);
+ Parameters
+ " " + QuoteStr(xsnInputPath), true);
Now we have a tool to unpack XSN. All of the InfoPath form template files are accessible for changing. In the next part of the series we will be modifying the manifest itself.
In this five part series we'll show the reader how to programmatically manipulate InfoPath form templates.
Part 1 of 5: The story
There are many scenarios where you might need to modify an InfoPath form template (.XSN) after it's already in use. Let's say the URL of your Web Service changes.
With InfoPath 2003 you need to change the URL manually:
With InfoPath 2003 with Service Pack 1 (SP1), just open the form in Design mode, go to Tools menu, select Change Data Source, and in the wizard locate the new URL.
But this isn't (just) a sneaky way to convince you to download the SP1 Preview.
What if you are responsible for maintaining hundreds of InfoPath forms which rely on the Web service? Even with SP1 this would be a lot of work. It would be nice to do it programmatically.
The good news is that this is possible, even without SP1. The InfoPath XSN format is really a CAB file, and the files that make up the template are XML files which can easily be modified programmatically. You can pack/unpack a CAB file with help of extract.exe and makecab.exe utilities that are accessible for Windows users. Now the only things you need is to implement a small utility using script or managed code that will do the described above sequence automatically. Inside of the utility you should do the following:
If you write a wrapper around this process to enumerate all the form templates, your hundreds of forms will be updated just in a few minutes.
Using this approach you can change not only URLs but SQL connection strings, files names, etc. If you want to learn more about the XSN format and the files that make it up, check out the InfoPath 2003 SDK. As always, be careful – save backup copies, test your code, test the templates before and after, etc.
At the end of this discussion, the patient reader expects a good sample that supports the idea explained above. And we will definitely do it in the following parts 2-5 of the series.
To be continued.
For anyone who has developed an InfoPath form template against a schema, database, or Web service that has changed since the form template was initially created, the following should be some good news. The SP1 Preview Release of InfoPath contains the ability to provide InfoPath with an updated version of your schema or data source and InfoPath will update your solution accordingly. That's right, gone are the days of hand modifying the XSF, template file, XSL, etc. in order to change the schema. You can change your main data source via the ToolsàConvert Main Data Source menu entry or a data connection via the modify button for that source in the ToolsàData Connection dialog.
When you provide InfoPath the updated data source, InfoPath will update the schema files stored in the form template and look for and apply changes between the old and new data source. In particular InfoPath will look for type changes, cardinality changes, namespace changes, adds, deletes, renames, and move operations. For any recognized operation, all existing bindings in the view, XSF, and event handler hookup will be fixed accordingly (note, it is still your responsibility to fix business logic code.) Unfortunately InfoPath is not omnipotent, so it might not be the best idea to wait until you have renamed, moved, and extremely modified the children of an element before providing the updated schema to InfoPath ;-)
(And if a menu option to update your data source isn't convenient enough, tomorrow we'll start a five part series on the InfoPath Team Blog showing you how you can automate this sort of operation by taking advantage of InfoPath's XML-based form template file format.)
A few customers have run into an unspecified error when attempting to add service pack features to an RTM form template when using the InfoPath SP1 Preview Release design mode. For anyone who has created a form template outside of InfoPath or added/changed the schemas for a form template by hand this might be an interesting read.
There is a section in the XSF called the documentSchemas section that is used to define all the namespaces and their corresponding XSD schema for the form template. Here is the documentSchemas element InfoPath creates for a form template that uses two namespaces "http://root" and "http://imported", each with its own schema:
<xsf:documentSchemas> <xsf:documentSchema rootSchema="yes" location="http://root root.xsd"></xsf:documentSchema> <xsf:documentSchema location="http://imported imported.xsd"></xsf:documentSchema></xsf:documentSchemas>
Note that in this case, the root element of the form template comes from root.xsd and its documentSchema entry has an attribute "rootSchema" with a value of "yes". The documentSchemas section should contain an entry for every namespace that is used in the main data source for the form template; herein lays the problem. The InfoPath team has seen a number of form templates where schemas were added outside of InfoPath but the documentSchemas section was not updated accordingly. Depending on whether you are the glass half empty or half full type of person, the RTM version of InfoPath didn't mind this but the SP1 Preview Release does.
That should suffice to explain the issue; where does that leave you?
With all that said there is some pretty good news – with the SP1 Preview Release you can now provide an updated schema to InfoPath and we will update the form template accordingly. This will be the topic of another blog entry soon!
InfoPath has a really powerful feature to allow users to create their own custom controls for InfoPath forms using Microsoft's ActiveX technology. One requirement that is essential for controls to work as expected in InfoPath is that the controls must fire OnPropertyChange Notifications so that InfoPath knows to grab the information and copy it into the XML DOM. The unfortunate thing is that there are some already built controls which don't fire OnPropertyChange Notifications but they would be incredibly useful in an InfoPath form.
Here's what to do if you want to use these types of controls. InfoPath will grab the value before you save, so if you don't need other parts of the form to interact with the data from the ActiveX control, then you don't really need to do anything. Your data from the ActiveX control will always get saved.
If you do need to pull data from the ActiveX control before it is saved (maybe for example on a OnAfterChange or a button click), you should call XDocument.ForceUpdate(); before grabbing the value. This will cause InfoPath to query the ActiveX control for the value and place it into the XML DOM so then your business logic will be able to get the correct value.
Want to export your InfoPath form view to a Microsoft Office Word document?
The easiest way to do this is to export your InfoPath form to an MHT file using File | Export To | Web... while filling out your form. Then, just open the MHT file in Microsoft Office Word. The Word document that you create based on the MHT file exported from InfoPath will look very similar to the InfoPath form itself.
When writing script in the Microsoft Script Editor (MSE), you can quickly locate help on the InfoPath Object Model by positioning the cursor on a keyword (object, method, property) and hitting F1. This can save browsing through help.
(We weren't able to hook up IntelliSense in MSE, so knowing this F1 trick is a big help when doing VBScript or JScript development with InfoPath. If you download the InfoPath 2003 Service Pack 1 (SP1) Preview and try out the InfoPath 2003 Toolkit for Visual Studio .NET you'll find full IntelliSense integration when writing managed code for InfoPath projects.)
InfoPath provides two controls which saves pictures inside the XML form (rather than linking to it). When trying to process this XML file outside of InfoPath, you will need to translate the data back into the image binary. InfoPath picture control data and ink picture control data is stored in the XML as base64 encoded data. You will need to decode the base64 picture into binary before it is usable.
Below is a code sample in C# that will do it:
byte[] image = Convert.FromBase64String( s );MemoryStream memStr = new MemoryStream();memStr.Write( image, 0, image.Length );Image img = Image.FromStream( memStr );img.Save( filename );
While the InfoPath 2003 SP-1 object model is quite extensive, it doesn't provide all the functionality that is exposed through the InfoPath menus and toolbars. However, you are not limited by that fact. Using the CommandBars object, you can access any of the functionality available in menus and toolbars.
For example, the InfoPath object model exposes a Print method but not a PrintPreview method. However, that doesn't mean that you can't access this functionality. Using the CommandBars object, you can execute the Print Preview functionality available on the Standard toolbar like so:
Application.ActiveWindow.CommandBars("Standard").Controls("Print Preview").Execute();
The list of available command bars is on the View | Toolbars menu. If you want to access a menu item, use "Menu Bar" for the command bar name. The control name to use is the same name that appears on a menu or in the tooltip when the mouse is hovered over a toolbar button. (Please refer to MSDN (http://msdn.microsoft.com) for more information about the CommandBars object.)


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Don't let the 24 points the Pittsburgh Steelers scored fool you.
The Chargers defense was magnificent in a 34-24 win at Heinz Field. The vast majority of points the Steelers scored took place once the score was already 27-3 and the game was well decided.
"We did a great job mixing our coverages," said Eric Weddle. "We blitzed at the right time and made it hard on them. We got to the quarterback and pressured him even if we didn't get a lot of sacks. We made it tough on them. We played a complete game. Our offense got us a lead and we kept fighting. We weren't going to let this one get away."
The defense did it in a variety of ways. There was a defensive touchdown on a Quentin Jammer fumble recovery in the end zone. There was a key stop on fourth and a yard in the closing moments of the first half. There was an interception by Bront Bird deep in Pittsburgh territory in the fourth quarter when the Steelers still had a sliver hope left. And there was constant pressure on Ben Roethlisberger as well as big hits on receivers down field to break up passes that prevented the Steelers from finding much of a rhythm all afternoon.
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The Museum of the History of Polish Jews
Bartoszewski, Wladyslaw, Midstream
Memory, tradition, the history of peoples, of Europe, of Poland--from my earliest years at secondary school, I was absorbed by these themes. As a young man, before the Second World War, I had some appreciation of the historical process. Everything that occurred between 1939-1945, however, the experiences of people among whom I lived, the way the war affected their lives, made for a new awareness in me, and threw up new questions: How could these events have transpired and why? Did they have to happen, and what indeed would ultimately happen as a consequence of them?
The history of Polish Jews is linked inseparably to the history of Poland. Any attempt to eliminate this wonderful strand in the history of the multinational Polish Commonwealth, which lasted up to the end of the 18th century, would be like recounting the history of France without mention of Paris or Marseilles, German history without Berlin, Polish history without Warsaw. A surreal exercise!
Through the ages, the Jewish community of Poland typically made up some seven to ten percent of the total population. At the demise of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, and during the time of the Partitions--as indeed at the birth of the new Polish state in 1918--the figure remained consistently at about ten percent. Thus, every tenth Polish citizen had Jewish roots, whether expressed through religion, culture, language, or a feeling of ethnic identity. Generally speaking, this community lived in villages, towns, and cities. Polish Jewry in the life of the country--in academia, the arts and sciences, trade, industry, and the professions--was, however, very substantial indeed. It has been calculated that between a quarter to half of the total population engaged in these fields of activity were drawn from Polish Jewry. The contribution of Polish Jewry toward the building of modem Poland in the 19th and 20th centuries--in Warsaw, Krakow, Lodz, Wilno, and Lwow, but also in lesser urban centers such as Radom, Kielce, Lublin, and Bialystok--was immense and forms an integral part of Polish social history.
All my life, I have subscribed to the view that you cannot even begin to think of a future for a country without a firm appreciation of its social past and present. I belong to a generation that saw the introduction of the first wireless and telephone exchange. My experience of technical innovation and the material progress of civilization, which occurred later in my part of the world than in Western Europe, enables me to see my life as bridging two epochs. So to my mind, this is a good moment in history to reflect upon issues concerning the fate of Poland. Such reflection should necessarily encompass a past in which the Polish lands were inhabited by many nationalities: Germans, Ukrainians, Lithuanians, and Byelorussians, some of whom came ultimately to define their national identities in the interwar independent Polish Republic. Yet first and foremost, such reflection should dwell upon the Jews of Poland, the most important minority and the only national prewar minority, that by and large had a real interest in the existence of the Polish state. Other minorities could look to powerful neighboring forces, such as the Russian or German states, as possible countries of choice. The Jews of Poland could not. The Zionist idea came to Poland toward the end of the 19th century, and for very many years was to remain just a vision.
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The "Titanic" actress and her husband Ned Rocknroll named their son- born back on December 7th- Bear Winslet, according to Kate's spokesperson.
Dampening a bit of her Christmas spirit, Kate Winslet is fighting back against a fathers' rights group that is reportedly using a quote of hers in a new ad campaign.
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Adding another member to her family, Kate Winslet gave birth to a baby boy on Monday (December 9) in London.
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Taking care of her to-do list, Kate Winslet braved the chilly conditions while out and about in the Chelsea district of London, England today (November 27).
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all the pics I have seen are with Clark without glasses. For some reason I do not think we will see Clark Kent the news paper reporter in this movie.
Well, it says in the official synopsis of the movie he's a journalist.
In the pantheon of superheroes, Superman is the most recognized and revered character of all time. Clark Kent/Kal-El (Henry Cavill) is a young twenty-something journalist who feels alienated by powers beyond his imagination. Transported years ago to Earth from Krypton, a highly advanced, distant planet, Clark struggles with the ultimate question 'Why am I here?'......
And I can't remember where right now, but I read an article with some interviews that said we would see the reporter Clark. No idea about the glasses though.
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The Hymn Book iPod Cover from Urban Outfitters can hide your secret media-player obsession while everyone on the street just thinks you're practicing your hymns. What do you think: ironic statement on the relationship between tech and religion, or holy-rollin' blunder?
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ellipsery 7 years
LOL I think this is great. If someone else bought it for me, I would totally use it (Most of the people who know me know that I'm an atheist and would also think it's funny).
AlyCat82 7 years
I think this ipod cover is probably in poor taste, but I do think its quirky and possesses a little off center hilarity. I doubt that I would purchase it, though.
Cris1192 7 years
Oh! I just got it! I didn't understand why it said hymn book...
starbright31 7 years
What's with all the "it's sacreligious" comments? I think it's kinda funny, and if I didn't already have a great case for my iPod, and if it was priced less, I'd buy one of these. It doesn't say "HOLY BIBLE" on it. Geez.
d9rlcb 7 years
tacky...it's just not very cute at all
aimeeb 7 years
No thanks...
aimeeb 7 years
No thanks...
scissorz 7 years
i have a nano so too bad for me. but i think its cute. i dont think its trying to be mean or anything to church...just that we all have our own "holy music" mine is rancid and operation ivy...what moves you ya know
liladdieshudiva 7 years
I don't like it. It's sacrilegist!
Stephanova 7 years
no, not for me. I´ll continue to use mine for music
jennajen 7 years
That is clever, for sure. I don't know if I'd use it, but it's cool.
hkmarks 7 years
It's kind of silly, but it could be totally serious. Put recordings of hymns on the doodad, put the words in text files...And, I dunno, give it to Gramma? Well anyway.Last year, didn't Vatican Radio give the Pope an iPod full of classical music and stuff..?
hkmarks 7 years
It's kind of silly, but it could be totally serious. Put recordings of hymns on the doodad, put the words in text files... And, I dunno, give it to Gramma? Well anyway. Last year, didn't Vatican Radio give the Pope an iPod full of classical music and stuff..?
misscoopa 7 years
I love it, though I have quite the odd sense of humor.
whitefox 7 years
Grr, I still can't get some of these smileys to work....
whitefox 7 years
Hm, I can see this being used in a church, to hold worship music! :happy:
Kelshine9 7 years
I worship my iPod! Don't you?
Merlin713 7 years
It is sacrilegious.
Merlin713 7 years
It is sacrilegious.
CelestiaLuv 7 years
See I laugh now, but thats one of the two things that are very serious: religion and politics.
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I think it's funny, but I wouldn't use it.
Nitrobezene 7 years
LOL now that is funny
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LOL now that is funny
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I think it's inappropriate..... That being said my bff has a dark sense of humor and she'd fing love it.......


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OK, I admit it. I'm a stickler for details. I get hung up on them, perhaps, a little more than I should.The genesis for this week's column comes from a stupid comment I heard Don Imus make about African Americans on Tuesday morning. I know. I know. Don Imus saying something stupid about African Americans is nothing new. It's probably to be expected just a little bit after the incident with the Rutgers women's basketball team. But, he really shoved his foot in his mouth this time, as far as I'm concerned. What he said really irked me beyond belief. I couldn't get it out of my mind all day. Imus was being critical of the French and the British, and trying to show that, despite the Bush administration, America was still a better nation than France or the United Kingdom, because Barack Obama is going to be the next U.S. president. Imus said he wanted to know when the French would elect an African American as the president, or the British would elect one as their prime minister. Well, technically, never. The French will never elect an African-American president, and the British will never elect an African-American as their prime minister. It's because African Americans cannot get elected to those posts. You see, it's all in the technicality here. The definition of an African American is an AMERICAN who is of African descent. Last time I checked, Americans cannot be elected as the president of France, or as the prime minister of Great Britian. See, it really is all in the technicality. I know that Imus meant, when would a black Frenchman become France's president, or a black Brit become prime minister. However, he used the term "African American," which was the wrong term to use. It shows a level of ignorance on his part for not knowing this, or not doing a self-check in his mind before he said it. In the politically correct world in which we live, he could have been crucified for saying the word "black" to describe people of African descent, who live in either France or Great Britian. However, the Associated Press (AP) style book, which is second to the Bible in terms of importance to journalists, says you should really use the term "black" at all times over the phrase "African American." Of course, it should also be pointed out that it is also sometimes up to a particular newspaper as to whether "black" or "African-American" should be used. However, the days of using archaic terms, like "colored" or "Negro" are long behind us. Except for Lindsay Lohan, who recently referred to Obama as the "first colored president." But she is slipping into obscurity, so she could have said it just to get her name in the headlines again. Still, the days of relegating stories about African Americans to a special page which ran maybe once a week are long behind us. If it wasn't for a journalism history class I had to take in college, I would not know that some newspapers once ran these seperate pages under the banner: "For our colored friends." I suppose we will, one day, come to the point where African American becomes AP style for African Americans. However, the French still won't elect one as their president. Curt Yeomans covers education for the Clayton News Daily. He can be reached at (770) 478-5753, ext. 247, or via e-mail at email@example.com.
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During a meeting Monday night that stretched more than four hours, Oak Ridge City Council first approved a rezoning ordinance that could have, among other things, allowed Clinton developer John Chilton to build 250 apartments on about 40 acres off Edgemoor Road. That's after the legislative body narrowly turned down a proposal by Council member Charlie Hensley that would have incorporated some objections on second and final reading next month.
Residents who live near Chilton's property said they were concerned about the potential for unsightly grading and clearing work on another part of Chilton's property, where homes could be built, and they wanted Hensley's restrictions approved.
After taking a 20-minute break, though, Council reconsidered the ordinance they had just passed, and this time they approved it as amended by Hensley.
It's not clear whether Chilton, who seemed exasperated, will continue with his proposed apartment project.
Later in the meeting, he asked Council to postpone to next month the consideration of a requested tax abatement for the $22 million project.
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Chasing Daybreak: A Film About Mixed Race in America
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Favorites by the great composers - many from classic vinyl recordings.
Christmas Music 24/7 Traditional holiday songs for Christmas
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The best of the best, music composed before 1800 (Baroque, Renaissance, Classical, etc.), by the masters such as Bach, Handel, Vivaldi, Monteverdi, Charpentier, Purcell, et al


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Miley Cyrus Gets Inked Again… With Gay Rights Tattoo (PHOTOS)
The new tat is reportedly a statement supporting marriage equality, and it didn't take long for her followers to voice their opinions. When a fan disagreed with her stance on gay marriage, Cyrus responded:
"Where does it say in the bible to judge others? Oh right. It doesn't. GOD is the only judge honey. Everyone is entitled 2 opinions!"
Can't keep up with all of Miley's tattoos? Celebuzz has pieced together a guide on all of Miley's ink. Check out our guide to Miley's many tattoos and share your thoughts on the star's body art in the comments.


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