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This year Wines of Chile offered a slightly more adventurous experience at the international Prowein fair in Düsseldorf, Germany. Wineries were all present in the 3 day exhibition which attracted over 52,000 international visitors, but also on a beautiful yacht called the Grace Kelly. Offering visitors a chance to step on board and taste Chilean […]
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Chile's wine community was well represented on the other side of the globe at the three day wine trade fair, Prowein, in Dusseldorf, Germany, recently. Wines of Chile had a section at the well renowned wine fair with 50 producers from the country showing their wines and offering tastings to trade visitors from all over […]
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Chilean wine exports broke records in 2011 with 8.9 percent growth over the previous year, reaching US$1.69 billion in sales. Auspicious figures aside, however, the German market continues to present a challenge when it comes to positioning Chilean wine. Chile's participation in Prowein and the launch of the promotional Chilean wine tour will therefore be key factors for the Andean nation's success.


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The people of African decent in North America and the Caribbean have diverse traditions and values. This group of people includes African Americans, African Canadians, Haitians, Jamaicans, and Puerto Ricans, 1 among others. However, the present literature does not reflect this diversity. Though the term black is widely used throughout the world to describe people of African descent, this term does not capture the rich ethnic backgrounds and cultural diversity of the people (Slomin, 1991). The black people in North America and the Caribbean have created an abundance of variation in terms of traditions and values.
"Black" is used to encompass the many subgroups of black North American and Caribbean people. Even though these subgroups share a common African heritage, differences among them result from the environmental experiences they have encountered (Slonim, 1991). There are some traditional characteristics shared by black people that provide a general frame of reference for understanding black children and their families. However, African Americans and Caribbean blacks have different family structures, child-rearing practices, religions, values, languages, health care systems, and educational systems. Caribbean blacks share a similar heritage with African Americans. However, because of circumstances of history and environment, Caribbean blacks represent distinctive cultural subgroups quite different from American blacks. These differences are a reflection of the European cultures that immigrated to the Caribbean—British, French, Spanish, and Dutch (Slonim, 1991).
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They were seemingly the best of times, but they ended up looking like the worst of times.
That is, things have turned out pretty badly for one particular congressional candidate and the party that endorsed him.
Much has been said and written about the current and ever-growing backlash against Washington. Is it an "anti-incumbent thing?" Or is it an "anti-Democrat, anti-Obama thing?" Is the momentum moving against the Democrats and in favor of the Republicans, or is it more about ideals and principals and less about political parties?
The short answer to these questions is "yes." It's all of these things, and more. And to better understand what I mean, consider what just happened in the state of Idaho.
Vaughn Ward was the perfect Republican congressional candidate. A native of Idaho who was raised in humble beginnings by his mother, Ward grew up to serve in the Iraq War, to work as a CIA Operations Officer, and continues to serve today as a Major in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve.
Involving himself in Republican politics, he worked his way up to an assignment in the last presidential election. And despite the failure of the McCain-Palin ticket, Ward emerged from the rubble with some prime assets: big-time endorsements, and big-time cash, for his own congressional run back home in Idaho.
The value of these "assets" can't be underestimated. Endorsements from both John McCain, AND Sarah Palin. The official "seal of approval" from the Republican National Congressional Committee. And perhaps most importantly, all the fund-raising mechanisms a congressional candidate could hope for.
By July of 2009 Vaughn Ward was the "heir apparent" with a clear lead in fundraising and name recognition, as he sought the opportunity to run against incumbent Democrat Congressman Walt Minnick. And along with the endorsements of nationally prominent figures like Palin, powerful Republicans in Idaho had coalesced around Ward, including current Governor Butch Otter, Idaho Superintendent of Education Tom Luna, and former Governor (and former U.S. Secretary of the Interior) Dirk Kempthorne. Indeed, these were "the best of times" for the Ward campaign.
But then – to quote an old "classic" Phil Collins song – "something happened on the way to heaven," and as the calendar moved into the year 2010 the cracks in the veneer began to show.
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Ford Motor Co. is taking plenty of heat these days for failing to offer a fourth, rear passenger sliding door on its Windstar minivan, which debuted in 1994. Meantime, General Motors Corp. engineered a fourth door on its all-new '97 U-van see cover story, p.26), and Chrysler Corp. offers it as a $500 option on its new-for-'96 minivans. As a stopgap before the next Windstar comes along -- likely 1999 -- Ford's tearing up the vehicle to offer a driver's side door that's about a half-foot wider so rear passengers can slip in and out. A weary Ford insider says the "superdoor" fix is plain stupid. "It's going to be heavy, and what's going to happen when it swings out in a close parking situation?" A permanent fix will be even more costly: Windstar's fuel-filler sits where the fourth door would go.


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Singer Richard Marx tweeted that Pinsky has the same results as Dr. Kevorkian, which he later retracted but added, "It is, however, my opinion that what Dr. D does is exploitation and his TV track record is not good." University of Chicago Psychiatry professor Dr. Sharon Hirsch told Time.com, "One of the key components of any treatment is to talk confidentially with your treatment provider about every aspect of what is going on with you, to be able to get the best care you can. I just don't know how that could occur in the context of an internationally televised show. And so it would be difficult for me to envision it as a complete treatment program. … It just really strikes me as entertainment and not as treatment."
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A science-fiction film aimed at people that would never appreciate science-fiction. How wonderfully pointless.
"You realise that when people think science fiction they think of things that are too dense to understand and are dismissed. Or too wordy or too talky. That's why I had the perception that the ultimate version of science fiction is Star Trek.
"Of all these projects that I'm mentioning, the least science fiction is Star Trek. Star Trek isn't science fiction at all. It's science fact. It's our future."
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Denny Hamlin exits his car through a specially installed hatch Sunday during the first caution at Talladega Superspeedway. / Randy Sartin, USA TODAY Sports
TALLADEGA, Ala. - In the near-darkness of the Talladega Superspeedway garage, Matt Kenseth approached team owner Joe Gibbs and held his hands out in apology.
Gibbs shrugged back and shook his head. It was just one of those days for all of Joe Gibbs Racing.
Denny Hamlin made a much-anticipated but brief return to the No.11 car, only to watch replacement driver Brian Vickers get caught in a crash moments later.
That crash was triggered by another JGR driver, Kyle Busch, whose bump of Kasey Kahne started a 16-car pileup.
And then there was Kenseth, who led a whopping 142 laps - nearly nine times more than the next-closest driver - only to slip from first to eighth on the final restart.
What else could Kenseth and Gibbs do but shrug?
"It could always be worse, I guess," Kenseth said. "Am I disappointed? Yeah, I'm disappointed."
Kenseth said he felt the need to apologize to Gibbs for not closing the deal. The car was good enough to win, he said.
"I let everybody down," he said. "You take off leading on that green-white-checkered and come back eighth, and that's always disappointing - even though I don't know what I would have done different, to be honest with you."
Hamlin, who drove 24 laps after being cleared to race again after breaking a vertebra, got out of his car at the first caution period. There was no use risking further injury in a big wreck, so he turned over the seat to Vickers at the earliest available opportunity.
In NASCAR, the driver who starts the race earns points, regardless of which driver crosses the finish line in the car. So however Vickers did, he would help Hamlin in his long-shot quest to still make the Chase for the Sprint Cup as a wild card despite missing four races.
"Anything Brian gets us for today is strictly a bonus," Hamlin said after climbing out of a specially installed roof hatch. "We're going to start (racing the full distance) next week in Darlington with our hairs on fire."
But just moments after those words came out of Hamlin's mouth, a 16-car wreck triggered by Busch collected Vickers and the No. 11 car.
Vickers' car sustained enough damage to put him in the garage for 44 laps. By the time he returned, he was only able to get to 34th place, meaning Hamlin garnered 10 points.
Hamlin lost three spots in the standings and fell to 31st.
Vickers wasn't the only victim in the crash caused by Busch. When Busch accidentally sent Kahne spinning, it sparked a pileup that also collected Tony Stewart, Kevin Harvick and Greg Biffle, among others.
It was similar to a wreck in the Daytona 500 that featured some of the same drivers and the same circumstances.
"(Kahne) just moved up in front of me, and I wasn't expecting it," said Busch, who finished 37th. "I tried to go to the outside of him, and before I could get to the outside of him I got in the back of him.
"I just hate that I caused a hell of a melee for everybody. I hate that."
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I hired Arla and William for "Day-Of" wedding planning. I had already planned everything else out to the minute - I just needed someone to make sure it all went off as I had planned, and didn't want to make a family member/MOH/bridesmaid do it for free as I really wanted my bridal party and guests to just enjoy the day. I definitely made the right choice enlisting the help of Sedillos Events. Arla and William are the perfect combination of fun-loving and "down-to-business," and they were truly what made the big day utterly stress free, super fun, and unforgettable. There is no way things could have gone as well as they did without them. Thank you so much.
If you are looking for a wedding planner, you've found them! Look no further..Sedillos is professional, efficient, affordable, but most importantly they are passionate about what they do--they work very closely with you to bring your ideas and your event to life, the way you want it. Their staff is exceptional --they made my guests feel at home and treated them like family...and they came up with some ideas I had never thought of, offering suggestions to save time and money, etc. Where can you get a wedding planner like that NO WHERE
OUr wedding was flawless--went off without a hitch. Arla and William had everything covered...Never once in the planning process did I feel nervous or unsure about how my event will be..Arla returns your phone calls in a quick, timely manner and always has whatever answers you need....They are part of our family now...Our wedding is a treasure we will have forever..because of Sedillos Weddings and Events..Don't miss out on making your dream come true...it will
Arla and William were absolutely amazing. It was like having family members taking care of the "day of" details that the newlyweds shouldn't have to think about. They were helpful and professional in our meetings and emails and made us comfortable right away. Our friends hosted the wedding reception and made all of the food and they had nothing but great things to say about the staff of Sedillos. Everything went so smoothly that day as far as I was concerned. If there were any bumps we didn't notice because Arla and William made sure of it. I would definitely recommend Sedillos Weddings & Events for all of your event needs.
Arla and William are wonderful people with good intentions HOWEVER between the 2 of them they lacked communication, organization & multi tasking skills. Our wedding day wasn't close to what we had planned and even though we went over what we wanted many times, on our wedding day, things weren't planned properly and they couldn't follow their own timeline. We hired Sedillos event for our wedding planner months before our 85 guests wedding and went over vendors, contacting them, exactly what was to happen during the reception, etc. Our rehearsal was confusing to guests and bridal party. Arla & William had no idea where the guests were to go, how the bridal would exit/enter... everyone, including my husband and I, were extremely frustrated. They didn't communicate to the vendors until last minute - my husband and I were pretty much making sure the day went smoothly. We felt as if all the communicating we did with Arla & her husband was for nothing as most of the night we were the ones delegating what was to happen and when. Our vendors were calling US for information and telling us that they haven't heard from our wedding planner - they actually were called a few days before the event (my hair & photog vendors were called at 9:30pm on a Thursday).
Overall, Sedillos events needs a little more experience. Even though our wedding was a fairly small number of guests, they were unable to coordinate and handle it the way we had envisioned it.
Arla & Will made my daughter's wedding a successful event, despite the fact that they were given limited time to arrange the reception room, they were able to pull everything together and everything went on schedule. I had a lot of compliments from our guests. I am very pleased on how all the vendors did really well and they were there on time thanks to Arla and Will's coordination.
Arla not only help us coordinate the day of the wedding, but helped us put together the "save the dates" and the "ceremony programs". I thing you can never go wrong with this husband and wife team, they absolutely work well together. As a mother of the bride, I don't think I would have been able to pull this together without Arla and Will's help.
Arla & Will, the dynamic duo, coordinated my wedding event. They were with us for more than a year of planning.
My husband and I loved many things about this company. I would say that their professionalism and responsiveness are their best assets, and these two key elements are essential for a wedding planner. Since day one, Arla made sure to answer all my questions and concerns. My husband and I would have gone absolutely crazy with the wedding planning if it wasn't for Arla & Will.
We had late night meetings, I made late night calls, and Arla never hesitated to help.
Additionally, Will made sure to put my husband at ease with the planning by representing the "male" version of things. Honestly, it helped a lot. On the day of the wedding I was told by my mom that they were running around doing a million things at the same time, mainly due to the lack of responsiveness from my wedding venue representatives. Arla & Will made sure our day went as smoothly as it could have gone.
The day of the wedding, I had forgotten our marriage license in my hotel room, Will got in the car drove to the hotel and was able to get the licenses back in time.
I highly recommend this company, am happy to have hired them.
Arla and William absolutely made our wedding experience amazing. They met with me, a typical type-A bride several times and gave some very good advice before the wedding. They went above and beyond and offered rides to my out-of-town family, and even helped vendors with THEIR job the day before. And on the day of the wedding they executed everything precisely and did an absolutely amazing job troubleshooting when OUR DJ DIDN'T SHOW UP! I was able to not only enjoy my wedding, but be calm and present because I knew that they were on top of the details. Their service was priceless and I would shudder to think how it might have gone without them. They are wonderful, professional people and I was thankful to have had them be a part of our big day.
Arla and William helped us tremendously, from planning the wedding itself, communicating with and setting expectations for the vendors, to setting up the reception area itself on the day, and generally saving us from freaking out throughout the process. They are great to work with, funny, warm and very responsive. I would recommend them to anyone looking for an awesome team of wedding coordinators!
Arla and William are amazing! I and my husband feel so lucky to have them as the wedding coordinators. At the beginning we did not plan to have a wedding coordinator because we have a small wedding with about 70 guests. About three weeks before the wedding I started to panic...we had so many things undone! Luckily we found Arla! She listened to our concerns and helped us in planning and even helped us in saving some cost. She knows everything about the wedding planning and reminds us all the things we should be aware of. On the wedding day she was in charge of all the things: talking to the vendors, making sure they are on time, setting up our registration table,...etc. She did an excellent job. I did not need to worry about anything. And William helped a lot too. He picked me up at the hotel and made sure I walked in the ceremony beautifully. He was there keeping his eye on everything. He is very considerate and helpful. They stayed till the last and made sure we had all the things packed: the gifts, my dresses and accessories, .. etc.
So many thanks to their great work! I will totally recommend them to all my friends who are getting married!
Arla and William are amazing! From the start we told them what our budget was and that we wanted to stick to it. They were very accommodating and listened to us. The first day we meet, we discovered their professionalism and attention to detail. It was obvious they knew exactly what they were doing and had plenty of experience. It was very easy to communicate with them because they were patient and gave us great ideas. Since they have been in this business for some time now, they knew where to get the best prices for virtually everything from tableware, flowers, freezer to cake and photography. They offered to negotiate with the venders so we wouldn't have to.
My wife and I both agree, without a doubt, that both Arla and William exceeded our expectations on the day of our wedding. They made it clear that we would not need to do anything on our wedding day and that we should only focus on each other. The help hired to set up the tables had not arrived and I got a little nervous so I started to work. I didn't mind because I knew that they would arrive shortly, which they did. They helpers were very professional and courteous to our guests. Arla and William let us know what problems might arise during our reception and prepared for it. For example, they advised to get a freezer and extra bags of ice. In addition, they also recommended to have some drinks pre-made and two bar stations so our guests would get their beverages promptly and not have to wait too long.
Thanks to Arla and William, our wedding was a great success. Many of our guests gave us compliments and shared what a great time they had at our wedding. If you want an experienced couple in wedding planning that will listen and offer suggestions, hire The Sedillos. You will not be disappointed. We guarantee it!
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We greatly appreciate all the hard work and support from our coordinators Arla and Will Sedillo.. To write how extremely happy we were wth our wedding would take me all day and night.. But when we hired them I wanted stress free planning &wedding day.. To say the least the succeeded and more.. Thanks again.. Wendy and Paul ..
Arla and William are two perfessional individuals who met every standard of our wedding and more!!! from the day my sister and I met Arla and William we new they were good people with good intentions, they didnt pressure us and told us to think about it. as I talked to my husband about them he had a good feeling as well, as we met for a second time we surely hit it off and got to work!!!
future brides here are a few of the things you can look forward to and more!
-answering/returning your calls
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-day of wedding up early and by your side
-attentive through the whole wedding, making sure every detail was perfect, making sure we were stress free and handling all vendors!!! etc...
Arla and William were amazing, we are so satisfied with their service we would highly recommend them.
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What a pleasure it was to have Sedillos Wedding & Events assist us ! They came in when our wedding planner called at the last minute to say she was ill. In three days they were on top of things! The day of the wedding we could not have prayed for anyone better. They saved the day! I would highly recommend them. Thank you again William and Arla Sedillos!
Words can't express how happy my husband and I are with the services provided by Sedillos Weddings & Events! Both Arla and Will were there for us from beginning to end for anything and everything we needed. They were real life savers. Thanks to them I got my fairy tale wedding. Our special day was perfect to the last detail. I will be recommending them to any of my friends that have upcoming weddings. THANKS ARLA & WILL!!
I was very impressed with Sedillos Events, Arla and Bill where one of the most professional people I met throughout my entire wedding planning.
They are totally reliable and are with you every step of the way. With them you can relax on your special day because you know they have everything covered. I recommend them 100% and look forward to working with them in the future for other weddings in our family.
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Can't thank Sedillo Events enough for all their help in planning and Coordinating our wedding day. My wife and I were able to enjoy our special day not having to worry about the wedding day details. Sedillo Events took care of all the details. I highly recommend Sedillo Events to any engaged couples. Thank you! Guillermo and Reyna Magallon (Married July 16, 2011).


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One answer that popped up again and again — Amy Cuddy's talk, "Your body language shapes who you are." It has inspired many of us to walk a different walk. "Her talk made me resolve to stop slouching this year. After watching it, I became hyper-aware of all the ways that I make myself look smaller," says TED's Customer Service Specialist Becky Chung. "Another resolution of mine is to do the Wonder Woman pose during breaks." Writer Kate Torgovnickechoes, "This year, I'm not going to let myself get stressed out. When I feel that rush of stress, I'm going to sit back, put my hands behind…
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This comes along with news that Portal 2 will be the first Valve product to release simultaneously on Mac and PC. Also, Valve's director of Steam development, John Cook, is quoted in the release with some details about how some of this will work.
If I may get "sensational" for moment, note that Valve considers the Mac to be "tier-1" but not the PlayStation 3. Burn?
"We are treating the Mac as a tier-1 platform so all of our future games will release simultaneously on Windows, Mac, and the Xbox 360. Updates for the Mac will be available simultaneously with the Windows updates. Furthermore, Mac and Windows players will be part of the same multiplayer universe, sharing servers, lobbies, and so forth. We fully support a heterogeneous mix of servers and clients. The first Mac Steam client will be the new generation currently in beta testing on Windows."
Furthermore, Valve is rolling out something called Steam Play, which is a backend feature that will allow players to play games on Windows or Mac for one purchase price. Again, Portal 2 will support this, along with Steam Cloud, so your saved games will transfer between platforms.
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Hey there,
My name is John Jansen and I'm one of the Test Leads for the SharePoint Designer (SPD) product group. My specialty is data presentation and application building. But I also love to play around with CSS and generic ASP.NET controls. I plan to post tips and tricks here based on questions I see asked in Newsgroups as well as Discussion Boards inside Microsoft.
This first tip is about inserting an ASP.NET control onto a page in SharePoint Designer and then using that control as the mechanism for filtering a Data View on the page. For the purposes of this post, I'm using a DropDownList control because that seems to be the one most people ask about, but you could use a TextBox or CheckBox or anything else and get similar results. The scenario here is that you have a bunch of Categories and a bunch of Products that fit into those Categories, and you want to use a DropDownList to show Products for a specific Category.
To begin, create two lists in the browser: Categories with a field of CategoryName and Products with a field of CategoryName as well (I use a Lookup field type for simplicity, but it doesn't have to be - this code does a simple string compare). Then fill out the lists so you have more than one item in each.
This tip also assumes you already know how to open your Site in SPD and you have created a new page. I realize it is a lot of steps, but I believe they are pretty straight forward as you perform them...
OK. That should do it! Good luck.
I follow the instruction in article, it works fine. But when I open "Data View Properties" and enable "SharePoint List Toolbar", it doesn't work, when you change drop-down list, the Data View always keeps same. So, how to fix this problem?
Hey Chopper and to anyone else who had an issue with the All Items working but the other filter not, try the following:
1. Smart Panel -> Filter
2. Click "Add XSLT Filtering..." and then the Edit button
3. Add the above @CategoryName = $Param1 or $Param1 = '(All)' between the brackets.
This will get you to where you were in the step above, but without having to go into code. I did this and had the same problem as you did.
Turns out, while you can change the column around, and such, sometimes designer doesn't update the column name. For example, my column was currently named 'Category'. However, originally my column was named Meeting Type. Hence the variable was actually being used by my XSLT was: @Meeting_x0020_Type
Now, you can dig through your code to find the correct name, or do the following: Once you are inside that XSLT filter window, the left window that is labeled "Select a field to insert". Browse to your colum you wish to filter by and double click it to insert it. It will show you the current name in the tree menu, but when you insert it it will give you the actual variable name.
Hope this helps!
Quick update to my above post. My environment is kind of wonky, so this may not apply to everyone else but:
If when you first go into the XSLT edit screen inside the SmartPanel -> Filter window, and you see the following tree structure on your left: dsQueryResponse->Rows->Row but then nothing below on rows do the following:
After having checked "Add XSLT Filtering" from the Filter screen, save the aspx page again. Designer doesn't seem to populate the XSLT object browser in the XSLT filter editor screen until the page has been saved with this enabled.
I want to choose the drop down list data source but when in Data Source Configuration Wizard in the first field I select SoapDataSource1 and then there's nothing happen !!!
( I'm using a Web Service as my DataSource )
only the 2 next fields become available but thers's nothing in them and I mean there's nothing to choose for TextField and Data Field !!!!
What should I do for DataTestField and DataValueField ??????
Can someone explain in more detail how one filter a dropdown based on the selection from the first dropdown. I have tried this tutorial at the top and got that working. But then youngbuffett came with a comment about my issue and I have NO idea on how to do this.. Any help would be great
As I said I have the basic tutorial working but i need this last bit to work. Help :-)
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What is the Parameter source and Property name that I need to use to filter by "[current user]" or "Context.User.Identity.Name" when using a SQLDataSource to populate a GridView in SharePoint Designer? Please email me: sharepointer at gmail dot com
Is there a way to have distinct values in the drop down where the data source is referencing a sharepoint list?
I am having the same problem as donna, I have this SPDatasource, that is actually a list, and I am using a specific colum that has duplicated values, it's possible to get read of them?
I am wondering how do I filter a data view based on a variable in the page. Currently I have created a Page Layout based on a 'Partner Solution' Site Content Type which has the following Variables (Partner Name(lookup), Solution Name(lookup), description(htmp editor), partner logo(Image Editor), etc...)
When I create an instance of this page layout for each partner soltuion I want to be able to use the 'Partner Name (lookup)' from the assocated site content type to filter the data view.
I have tried using the control (as each of the columns in the site content type are defined as controls in the page layout) and system variable (cause control didnt work) and used the id as the vlaue but this still does'nt seem to work.
I then thought it might be something to do with the postback, wheather it was triggering a event after selection.
Hi everybody!
Thanks for your awesome comments – I hope you have some awesome comments for my problem :)
I got a Website with a lot of dropdown Lists, which control 3 dataviews and all of them send their information via autopostback to the views. But everytime you choose an option in the dropdown, the postback going to work and send. ( The site actualizes itself. )
So how do I implement a button to postback manually, to save time and work from the server?
Hi all
I solved my problem and need no help anymore - for now ;)
So for you the information:
button > properties > behaviour > potbackurl
here you have to fill in the url of the site you want to post to.
Hi everybody
This blog is really awesome and has solved most of my queries regarding dropdowns and filtering.
But I am just wondering as to how a button can be implemented to solve the above problem of multiple postbacks for multiple dropdowns on page as asked by Christian
And on top of that - Would be really great if I can get an answer to this :)
How can i get all the filter criterias (like from RadioButtonList1, DropDownList1, DropDownList2, DropDownList3, TextBox etc ) on one page submitted to server on click of lets say 'Search' button ?
And results of these search criteria displayed on another ASPX page like 'SearchResults.ASPX' with data in grid form or listview form etc.
I solved my problem!
go to the propertiey of your button an you will see "postbackurl" in behaviour. there you simply have to add the url u want to post to and finish!
the second question is tsimple: just add the url of your searchresults in the postbackurl from the button.
I've been having difficutly with parameter bindings on a 64bit system. The same page works differently on 32 and 64 bit MOSS systems.
The binding:
<ParameterBinding Name="Surname" Location="Control(Surname)" DefaultValue="%"/>
<ParameterBinding Name="Surname" Location="Control(Surname,Text)" DefaultValue="%"/>
seems to be returning the TextMode property value (SingleLine or MultiLine) rather than the value of the text in the text box on the 64 bit system.
Is this a known problem, has anybody else experienced it and are there any workarounds?


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Moderate Growth Shrinks to Modest, and Job Growth Slows
12:00 AM, Aug 3, 2013 • By IRWIN M. STELZER
Spare a bit of sympathy for the Federal Reserve Board's monetary policy gurus. They have said they will begin to "taper" their purchases of bonds and mortgages when the unemployment rate falls to 6.5 percent. So July's dip from 7.5 to 7.4 percent, the lowest rate since December 2008, should edge the Fed closer to reducing its purchase program. Alas, life is not so simple for the Fed. The unemployment rate dipped, but only 162,000 jobs were created in July, down from 188,000 in June, and below the approximate 200,000 average in the first half of the year. Worse: previously reported job creation figures for May and June were revised down by 26,000. What is a poor monetary policymaker to do?
President Barack Obama and Fed chairman Ben Bernanke.
In one sense these figures burnish the forecasting credentials of Fed chairman Ben Bernanke & Co. Earlier this week, before the latest jobs figures were announced, they concluded their latest meeting by announcing that the economy is no longer expanding at the "moderate" pace they previously thought. Instead, the pace of the recovery is merely "modest." If you think that's a distinction without a difference, think again. The "moderate" pace was fast enough to trigger a market sell-off in the belief that the Fed's program of buying bonds and mortgages to keep interest rates down would be cut sharply and soon. The "modest" pace is slow enough to give bond prices a bit of support, and make market-watchers believe that the day on which the QE3 will head for the dry dock at top speed might not be around the corner after all, despite the fact that the Fed did not retreat from hints it might wind down its purchases next month. After all, Bernanke would like to get the process of tapering started before he turns his chair over to the man or woman President Obama chooses to head the Fed for the next four years.
Obsessive attention to the Fed and the monthly jobs report sometimes obscures rather than illuminates what is going on in the American economy. The facts are these. The economy is recovering from a recession that recent research shows was somewhat less severe than originally thought. That recovery has five characteristics.
· First, it has been going on long enough to have buried talk of a double dip. American Enterprise Institute economist John Makin, in a preview of his to-be-circulated outlook, notes, "The current, post-crisis recovery, though punctuated so far by two 'swoons,' a deflation scare in the summer of 2010 and a growth scare early in 2011, has passed its 48th month."
· Second, inflation remains low, clocking in at a rate of around 1 percent, too low to create an immediate concern about the Fed's money-printing operation.
· Third, it is proceeding at a slower pace than most people would like. In the first quarter of the year the economy grew at an annual rate of 1.1 percent (revised from an originally reported 1.8 percent), followed by a modest uptick to 1.7 percent in the second quarter. That increase is dismissed by some analysts because about about one-quarter of the growth in the second quarter was due to a build-up in inventories, something not likely to be repeated in the third and fourth quarters. But most agree that another "summer swoon" is highly unlikely.
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The Bruins ranked a bottom-of-the-barrel 30th in penalty killing after the weekend, then went 3 for 3 on the kill against the Oilers. They were clearly more aggressive in their own end, with team captain Zdeno Chara noticeably tough around the net and punishing along the boards.
''Obviously better -- we were proactive,'' said coach Claude Julien. ''It's been a disappointment for us so far this year. We played with more desperation and commitment.
Chara led the way on the PK, logging a team-high 3:10 of ice time when the club was shorthanded. Next on the time clock: David Krejci, punching in with 1:52.
Aaron Ward was a key PK participant, too, logging 1:36 and making one or two of his club-high four blocked shots.
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Meta Stack Exchange is where users like you discuss bugs, features, and support issues that affect the software powering all 150 Stack Exchange communities.
You are supposed to get notified, in the notification area, not emailed.
When a favorited question is updated (via a new comment or a new answer), the count on the dropdown at the top of the screen is updated.
So if anything new was added on that day, week, or month, respectively, the count is incremented.
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And if you want some real uptight arguments about what constitutes canon, look to Doctor Who fans.....
The only serious canon issues I have with Doctor Who is the utter stupidity of saying the Doctor is half-human, and they haven't been able to cast a decent Master since Anthony Ainley (although I read something about Derek Jacobi playing one of the Master's incarnations? Haven't seen the last 2 seasons of Who, so not sure about that).
Actually it does annoy me when Who fans say something is canon because it said so in one of the specials shown in the UK and nowhere else, or that it was one of the audio adventures that are hard to come by (especially at a decent price) here in Canada.
Therefore, any canon I'm familiar with says Romana stayed in E-Space, and had
to do with the war that destroyed Gallifrey...
Are there other "uptight" canon arguments among Whovians?
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Jellyfish and Japweed at Studland
Yesterday on Knoll Beach at Studland Bay in Dorset, the two most common things washed ashore were great clumps of Japweed (Sargassum muticum) and large barrel-mouthed or dustbin-lid jellyfish (Rhizostoma octopus). There were at least a dozen jellyfish on the stretch of sand that I walked. They varied in size from about 20 – 60 cm diameter across the dome. The colours varied from crystal clear to pink and blue. They all seemed very fresh and I think maybe some of them were still alive or just expiring. As they washed to and fro in the waves, sometimes entangled in the Japweed, they turned this way and that, upright then upside down, inside and out. This species is becoming an increasing feature on south-west coasts over the last couple of summers. I first encountered these seashore creature on the Gower Peninsula in South Wales where they have long been a frequent find on the beaches. Click here to learn more about the Rhizostoma octopus jellyfish on Jessica's Nature Blog.
Rock Strata from Kimmeridge Cliffs – Part 2
Rock Strata from Kimmeridge Cliffs – Part 1
The first selection of photographs taken at Kimmeridge Bay in Dorset, England, yesterday (27 March 2015) showing details of the natural patterns, textures, and colours of the rocks. The rocks are described as rhythmically inter-bedded blocky, organic-poor mudstone and fissile, organic rich shale.
For information about the geology of this location look at:
John C. W. Cope Geology of the Dorset Coast, Geologists' Association Guide No. 22, Geologists' Association, 2012, pp 159-167, ISBN978 0900717 61 1.
M. A Woods (compiler) Geology of south Dorset and south-east Devon and its World Heritage Coast, British Geology Survey, NERC, 2011, pp 61 – 67, ISBN 978 085272654 9.
Rocks at Redend Point in Studland Bay – 4
I revisited Redend Point at Studland in Dorset yesterday for the first time in several years. Here are some of the pictures I took. I was only able to look at the north side of the Point because of the state of the tide. The colours seem different from my last trip there. This could be to do with how much rain there has been but also possibly to do with the weathering affect on the iron. [The part of the Point with the wonderful pink and yellow stripes and patterns was further on – to the south of the Point which I could not reach].
More rocks have fallen from the ferruginous sandstone and from the overlying clays. This has brought down a large tree which now lies across the beach. In some areas the sea has undercut the sandstone to produce small caves. These have floors composed of a mixture very fine pale sand, rust-stained flints from the nearby chalk strata around the corner, and bright orange sandstone with pot-holes and eroded channels draining seawards. In this northern part of the Point the colours manifest by the Redend Sandstone seemed less varied than four years ago, and the carved graffiti was much greater than previously noted. Such a shame that almost every surface was disfigured.
Rocks at Redend Point in Studland Bay – 1
Examples of rock texture, colour and pattern in Redend Sandstone (also known as Creekmoor Sand) which is a basal member of the Poole Formation (formerly referred to as the Bagshot Formation), of the Bracklesham Group. The pastel almost rainbow colours are caused by iron staining. Hollow pipes (as in the shot immediately below), which can be up to 15 cm diameter and sometimes extend as much as 4 m through the strata, are of unknown origin. The sandstones were laid down in the Eocene.
Cope, J. C. W., 2012, Geology of the Dorset Coast, Geologists' Association Guide No. 22, 191-194, ISBN 978-0900717-61-1.
Pebbles with Lichen at Chesil
On the eastern flank of the great pebble bank of Chesil Beach in Dorset, on that part adjacent to the Fleet Lagoon where fishermen's huts are strewn along the water's edge, the pebbles were sufficiently undisturbed in the spring of 2011 for vegetation to get a grip. A few scattered plants had established themselves amongst the rounded stones; and many pebbles in the same area were coated with slow-growing black or bright orange lichens.
This type of colonisation of beach shingle is a fairly uncommon phenomenon because, in general, the constant movement and abrasion of the pebbles does not allow plants to establish a root system or lichens to encrust the surface of the pebbles themselves. However, in this particular location on the leeward sheltered side of the pebble bank, there had been a period of years of relative stability that enabled vegetation to start growing.
During the winter of 2013 to 2014 the Chesil Bank sustained enormous damage from the storms. The wave action resulted in massive movements of the pebbles. I haven't revisited the site since the storms but I strongly suspect that the plants and lichens will have suffered and may no longer exist. I must go and check it out. Whatever the outcome of last winter's weather and subsequent maintenance work on the pebble bank, the slow colonisation process will surely begin again but will take time to restore the habitat to its former situation.


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|Reviews for Infected
| Grim1989 chapter 28 . 3/18/2012
yay, u updated.
hopefully u be working on this one again, it's my fave out if all yer stories i've read by far.
| redaerara chapter 27 . 1/6/2012
I think this is rather interesting story. I dont think I have ever read somethink like this and I like it. Just try to find a beta, she will correct your errors if you are not natural english speaker, but for now, I really appreciate your story. Keep going:)
| Coco Reed chapter 14 . 12/26/2011
I just read the note you sent me. :) The mistakes aren't enough for me to stop reading, though you have a ways to go with editing. It's alright, everything needs editing. :)
So, this chapter was the claiming. I must admit I am more interested in their culture and society than anything else. While I have been reading I keep thinking it would be interesting to read about the alpha before he became infected, maybe in a short story or something. But that might just be me. :)
Happy writing,
C. Reed
| Coco Reed chapter 9 . 12/26/2011
There's something extremely unsettling about a zombie-type yelling for you to stay with them... Interesting chapter.
Happy writing,
C. Reed
| Coco Reed chapter 7 . 12/26/2011
Interesting, but brief. There are quite a few errors in this one, but I knew what was going on.
Happy writing,
C. Reed
| Coco Reed chapter 6 . 12/26/2011
Interesting little details now and then, like about the sun at the end of the chapter. Still could use some editing, but I think it's getting better.
Happy writing,
C. Reed
| Coco Reed chapter 5 . 12/26/2011
This chapter was pretty interesting. I'm wondering where they are, region, etc. if there are bananas (or banana-like fruits growing around.)
Happy writing,
C. Reed
| Coco Reed chapter 4 . 12/26/2011
The feeding is a bit disturbing, I don't blame Glenn. Perhaps later he can teach them the wonders of fire and cooking... And proper hygiene. :)
Happy writing,
C. Reed
| Coco Reed chapter 3 . 12/26/2011
Still interesting. The quality is a step-up from last chapter. :)
Happy writing,
C. Reed
| Coco Reed chapter 2 . 12/26/2011
Hmmm... I am still interested in this story, but it is rather trying to get through. The quality from chapter one to two is quite drastic. I suggest some editing or even a beta to help you out. Thanks for sharing. I will continue on and see what happens next.
Happy writing,
C. Reed
| Coco Reed chapter 1 . 12/26/2011
I really enjoy sentient zombie stories. This one sounds great. Can't wait to see what happens next. Thanks for sharing!
Happy writing,
C. Reed
| NormaJean Beausoleil chapter 27 . 12/25/2011
yay! a new update for the holidays! i wonder where glen is during this, and how he's doing. great job as usual. it's nice to see nest social stratum. thanks!
| Grim1989 chapter 27 . 12/24/2011
yay! i was beginning to think ya quit on this one, i really like this story.
| Grim1989 chapter 26 . 9/26/2011
Who's Fausto?
| NormaJean Beausoleil chapter 26 . 9/26/2011
yay! another chapter!
there are a few "there"s instead of "their"s though. oh well.
politics in the infected world! i wasn't expecting it with all the drama.
also, here's hoping arato doesn't "play" with glenn too much sexually if he is already torn, he needs some days to recuperate.
thanks for the update! great as always!


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By that he presumably meant Northerners, not the kind who play baseball in the Bronx.
Harold Evans argues that it proves the value of the kind of investigative journalism we are losing.
But for the most part, kids aren't reading this kind of material.
This is exactly the kind of legal chaos that stays are meant to avoid.
For once, he was revealing that fundamental egotism which is the characteristic of all his kind.
Who among you ever received an injury from that kind old man?
She is older than you, but she is the kind of girl I know you would like.
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"friendly, deliberately doing good to others," from Old English gecynde "natural, native, innate," originally "with the feeling of relatives for each other," from Proto-Germanic *gakundiz "natural, native," from *kunjam (see kin), with collective prefix *ga- and abstract suffix *-iz. Sense development from "with natural feelings," to "well-disposed" (c.1300), "benign, compassionate" (c.1300).


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During her final semester in college, recent University of Wisconsin - Madison alumna Amanda Senkbeil used a combination of her coding knowledge, Google Maps and a third-party app developer to create her own virtual-reality game that takes place on her campus. By traveling to different physical locations and tracking down in-game characters, players cross items off their senior bucket list until they finish the storyline and "graduate."
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text: The glam-tastic final concert by David Bowie's "rock n roll alien" alter ego Ziggy Stardust is the glittery subject of this legendary rock doc from director D.A.Pennebaker (Don't Look Back, Monterey Pop). Captured live on July 3, 1973 at London's Hammersmith Odeon Theatre, and framed by a smattering of revealing behind-the-scenes footage, the bulk of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars concerns the actual concert, notable as the final time that the famously chameleon-like Bowie would perform under the Ziggy Stardust persona — an announcement that, at the time, led many fans to mistakenly believe Bowie was retiring altogether. This final blowout performance, which sent alien tourist Ziggy and his band The Spiders from Mars back to their distant home planet, is an orgiastic rock and roll freakout featuring numerous songs from Ziggy Stardust, Hunky Dory, Aladdin Sane and other classic Bowie albums. Amidst the unforgettable spectacle of over-the-top stage costumes, dirty guitar feedback and a crowd on the verge of riotous chaos, Ziggy/Bowie plows through a barrage of out-of-this-world tunes, including Ziggy Stadust, Moonage Daydream, Changes, and Space Oddity, as well as a powerful cover of the Velvet Underground's White Light/White Heat. A fittingly grandiose send-off for the King of Glam Rock's most "out there" creation, Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars is both a highly entertaining rock n roll flick and a stunning epitaph for the waning era of Glam. (Dir. by D.A. Pennebaker, 1973, USA, 90 mins., Rated PG) Digital


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Adutha Varisu (1983)
Movie : Adutha Varisu (Adutha Vaarisu)
Actors & Actress : Rajinikanth, Sri Devi
Music : Ilayaraja
Year : 1983
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