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With Java/SWING Components Library you can:
Implement image manipulation functionality
Visual Java/SWING Components Library allows image zoom in/zoom out, rotation, moving, scrolling, opening, saving and options customization. It is really fast and stable component you can rely on.
Create database oriented tables
Visual Java/SWING Component Library lets you create full-fledged database application or applet. It lets you add/remove, group, sort, filter and search in table columns and rows; find the sum, maximum/minimum values in the columns; expand and collapse table groups; create multi-level table headers; customize header/group colors (foreground, background), select the font and text orientation. You can search not only in the data currently presented in the table, but also refer to the database connected with the component.
Develop user-friendly table navigation toolbar
To save developer's time and efforts Visual Java/SWING Components Library offers professional visual effects, such as fade in/fade out mouse-over effects, color gradients, color opacity and gradient direction, animated buttons, different buttons shapes, rounded panel border.


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ProShares is part of ProFunds Group, the largest manager of short and leveraged funds. The group includes 89 ProShares exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and 115 ProFunds mutual funds. ProShares, which introduced the first short and leveraged ETFs in 2006, continues to be a leader in launching innovative new products -- for two years in a row, ProShares has led the industry in attracting assets to newly launched ETFs and now is the fourth largest manager of ETFs in the nation.
In the report, the analyst notes:
"Over the past year, the ProShares Ultra Oil & Gas Fund (DIG) lost 78% of its value. In July, 2009 the Financial Regulatory Authority (FINRA) issued a warning about leveraged and inverse ETFs, reminding brokers and registered investment advisers about their fiduciary responsibilities regarding selling ETFs that offer leverage. In August, both FINRA and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a joint statement aimed at retail investors, which said that these products are complex and can be confusing. ProFunds has stepped forward to defend the products with a study.
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i am totaly agree with rahul.
i am totaly agree with rahul.
really awesome
really awesome
The best explanation I have ever found for all the
The best explanation I have ever found for all the drivers.
Very informative...
Very informative...
jsp with sybase database
hi..i need to know, how to configure the connection with sybase??
i already develop the interface,but fail to connect with database..n the message appear"unable to find suitable driver"
why this thing hapeen??
i need help
type-2, type-3 driver prog.
i need a jdbc program using type-2 and type-3 driver
Sample Code
This tutorial is nice, but if there is syntax, sample code or exapmple it will be very useful for us
Very nice explaination.thanks for helping
URL of type 3 driver in JDBC
i want to know URL of type 3 driver from JDBC.
And what are the advantages and disadvantages of Type-3 driver(Net-protocol/all-Java driver).
Thanking you,
best desription ? i never seen in web site
i am requesting that u may pleased to give better examples regarding jdbc drivers concepts ?
so , practically we can learn how to deploy those applications ?
thanks very mu
Type3 driver
i want to know URL of type 3 driver from JDBC.
And what are the advantages and disadvantages of Type-3 driver(Net-protocol/all-Java driver).
This is very good article that i was read from the roseindia site.
i need examples
any examples
we want to know the syantax for the jdbc all(1-4)
JDBC driver to connect Access
I want to connect access database through jsp without DSN. Please help in this.
Really good description of JDBC Drivers.
Best one.
need to know all 4 driver's example
Hi Roseindia, i never saw such a nice and beautiful web-site for java tutorial. it's very user friendly.
where i can get type 2, type 3 and type 4 driver's, please give us some example for all driver's.
It's very useful to every one. Every concept explained with good description.
This site is the most useful site i have ever logged in.IO concepts are superbly described with examples.From the day i have referred this site for Java,I have been reading.Even JDBC concepts are explained very well.All the 4 drivers are explained in
example please
JDBC Drivers
Concepts are explained in good length and complete.
data base instance
can u please mail me how to crate or connect to database instance.........
Jdbc driver
Description of jdbc driver type is so good.
I want explanation of all drivers of jdbc
please mention.
type of driver
i want all driver types of java for using sql. all the java coding how to writ i want to know
type 2 diver code
mOST OF THE TIME I USE THIS
I think its type 1 driver
what is the code for type 2 driver & for other types
jdbc drivers
try to give a small coding with syntax all drivers.
JDBC Driver manager types
can any 1 mail me the types of driver MANAGER, i hav my xams in 9 daz. not types of drivers
hi, i just started learning j2ee n i found all i want here ... thx
JDBC Driver and Its Types
JDBC Driver and Its Types
 ... Connectivity (JDBC) driver types. Driver types are used to categorize the technology
used to connect to the database. A JDBC driver vendor uses these types to describe
Confused in driver - JDBC
Confused in driver I am confused about the concept Driver in JDBC. Although i know jdbc very well(in respect... mean to say theoretically it is not cleared please explain me the type of driver... of some picture i want o know
Jdbc Driver - JDBC
DriversIn JDBC there are four types of JDBC driver known... Tutorial browse http://www.roseindia.net/jdbc/jdbc-driver-and-its-types.shtmlHere...JDBC Driver Types Type of JDBC Driver four..Type 1(JDBC
JDBC Driver
JDBC Driver I want to know the clear syntax and usages of $ types of JDBC drivers.
Where can i get it?
I search for it, nobody give Syntax for tat different drivers.
can u give a sample codes for tat
no driver - JDBC
no driver i am having problem connecting to DB2 database fro... the program:
SQL Exception:
No suitable driver found for jdbc:db2...
//Loads Type 2 Driver
JDBC Driver - JDBC
JDBC Driver What are the diffrent types of JDBC driver
Types of JDBC drivers
JDBC Driver's Type
JDBC Driver can be broadly categorized into 4 categories--
1.Convert the query of JDBC Driver into the ODBC query, which in return
pass the data.
MySQL Driver for JDBC - JDBC
MySQL Driver for JDBC Sir, I have started reading your JDBC tutorial for MySQL. I have installed MySQL successfully. But I do not have MySQL... Example."); Connection conn = null; String url = "jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306
Set properties for a JDBC driver
Set properties for a JDBC driver How do I set properties for a JDBC driver and where are the properties stored
! Hello,There are four types of JDBC drivers. There are mainly four type of JDBC drivers available. They are:Type 1 : JDBC-ODBC Bridge Driver A JDBC-ODBC... Java technology-enabled driver converts JDBC calls into calls on the client API


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May 3, 2016
A 14-year-old will be tried as an adult for April's shooting that killed three employees at a Pitt County convenience store.
A Pitt County judge this morning made the ruling after a closed hearing, according to Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Christy Wallace.
The teen was one of four people charged with the April 1st murders of Nabil Al'mogannahi, Mokbel Almujanhi and David Alawi at the Hustle Mart, outside of Farmville. The others charged in the case, Antwan Anthony of Bethel, Willie Whitehead of Pinetops, and Xavier Shamble of Farmville could face the death penalty if convicted. Because of his age, the 14-year-old is not eligible for the death penalty.
The teen has not yet been identified as his attorney has 10 days to appeal the judge's ruling. His mother, Valerie Blount, was charged after the shooting with contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Does Feb Mat 2011 score get converted into MHCET ????
Hi everyone,
I attended the GD/PI on 20th Feb. Reached the campus at around 8.30 pm on 19th...had dinner in the canteen....food was not bad at all...the campus was beautiful, quite a lot of space...hostel rooms were really small..it ends as soon as it starts....a table, an iron cot, a small wardrobe and a small balcony. But the room was clean and so were the common bathrooms.
Had a walk around the campus, spoke to the watchman who was quite helpful, advised us to get up early and reach the registration place at 6 am.. Even though they mention the time as 7.30 am they start at 6.
So woke up early, went for the registration, got the first (A) Batch...Registration did not take time as there were just a few people there. Went back, got dressed (female applicants were dressed in jeans - shirts, semi-casual, formal pants, skirt, shirts, some wearing blazers and also kurtis and churidars, male applicants were also seen in jeans and shirt or complete formal trouser and shirt, some with tie and some with blazers) had breakfast which was quite alright and they had arranged a session at 8.30 am about IBS campuses - in India and Abroad...was kind of boring but ended by 9.15.
Then we were sent to our respective GD rooms around 9.30. 8 people per GD, 2 moderators, topic was "Capitalism is for rich and Communism is for poor" (one of my friends was given the topic - one has to sacrifice his morals to grow in the management field - something of that sort)...Most of us only had a faint idea about the topic...They gave us a paper to write down the points if we want, gave us 2 mins to think and then the discussion went on for 13 mins. It was more like a conversation between three of us while the others watched and nodded..we were all taking pointers from each other and beating around the bush. After 13 mins, each one was given one minute to conclude and the GD ended.
We were sent to the PI room around 10...I was the 4th one to go in. There were 2 interviewers..a lady and a gentleman. The lady somehow seemed very angry at me and didnt speak a word until the end. The gentleman made me feel quite at ease and started asking questions...
1. Where are you from
2. What do your parents do (A lot of people told me that IBS Hyd is given to those who can afford it. so I made sure to tell him I could)
3. What subject interested you in BBA - (HR)
4. Why HR
5. Why do you think you can do well in HR
6. Describe yourself in 5 adjectives, justify those adjectives
7. Job profile (previous work ex)
8. What is your passion in life ?
9. Did you stay in the campus, how did you find the campus ?
10. What if you dont get IBS Hyd or any other IBS
Took in all about 15-20 mins as I am quite talkitive...I really enjoyed the conversation, I think I did the best I could. My friend on the other hand was asked - her specialization in BBA (marketing) why marketing, was saked to sell a bell, asked 4 P's of marketing and some questions about her extra-curricular activities...
We were done by 10.45 and there was a bus for us at 11.30. So we emptied our rooms, took the bus and reached the city in an hour. This was my experience with IBS Hyd...Waiting anxiously for the results.. ATB for all the aspirants in the GD/PI.
What is the XAT cut-off for Alliance and the last date to apply ?
Has someone confirmed with LIBA authorities if they are considering sectional cut-off for this year too ? Have the mentioned the same anywhere else ? Also is there anyway to figure out the scores instead of percentile in XAT scorecard ?
Hi harneet, well I was unsure about the fact if I am eligible to apply for cat, cet and other entrances because my third year exams would be in may 2011 and results by july-august which is much late as compared to other universities. If someone could help me clarify if I am eligible or not, I'll be very grateful
Hi everyone, I was trying to find some answers and stumbled upon this forum. I been working in call centres for sometime, though life is good its getting kind of monotanous and so I want to move forward.
I am in 2nd year bba, doing it from annamalai universit distance edu (my options were very limited). I want to appear for cat/cet etc etc and start with an MBA but I dont know if I am eligible for the exams of 2010.
I did read the eligibility criteria which mentions that students appearing for third yr can apply, but I would be appearing for third yr bba in may 2011 and my results would be around july-august.
Please put some light on my situation whether I can apply for the entrances this year and start my mba or if I have to wait another year
Any suggestions as alternatives if I am not eligible are also welcome.
Looking forward to your help.
Thanx in advance
Hi everyone,
Me, Swapna, age 21, me studying in 2nd year bba from annamalai university distance edu, work in a call centre and came here looking for answers coz I am quite new to this mba thing and its scaring the hell out of me. I am trying to get my life straightened out and desperately need some guidance. Hope I find my answers here and wouldnt be confused anymore.


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May 6, 2016
The East Carolina University Pirates didn't crack the USA Today Coaches' Poll Top 25 but they did receive 15 votes in the final regular season poll. Only Boston College, Iowa and Florida State were ahead of the Pirates in the "others receiving votes" category.
Steve Spurrier, currently South Carolina's coach, and Tom O'Brien of the Wolfpack both slotted ECU at #23 on their ballots. Seven Conference USA head coaches are among the 61 coaches who vote in the C-USA poll. Mike Price of UTEP and Neil Callaway of UAB were the only two C-USA coaches to include the conference champion on their final ballot.
ECU also received some respect from the MAC conference as Jeff Genyk of Eastern Michigan and Doug Martin of Kent State included the Pirates on their ballots.
Two other coaches included East Carolina on their ballots as Georgia's Mark Richt slotted the Pirates at #25 while Florida Atlantic's Howard Schnellenberger gave the Pirates three votes by putting them at #23 on his ballot.
Rice was the other C-USA team to receive votes. Mack Brown of Texas picked the Owls as has #24 choice while Ohio State's Jim Tressel picked Rice in the 25 slot.
UNC received six votes with two of those coming from their head coach Butch Davis who left the Pirates of his final ballot.
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- Mar 1:
- Protesters rally in Denver against police brutality
- Feb 20:
- Panel upholds firing of Denver cop in LoDo beating, reinstates second
- Jan 7:
- Denver bar beating case against cops back for discipline hearing
- Apr 9:
- Editorial: Restoring faith in Denver Police Department discipline
- Denver Civil Service Commission overturns decision giving fired cops their jobs back
- Sep 7:
- Fired Denver cops got jobs back on technicality, city will appeal
- Sep 6:
- Two Denver cops fired in LoDo beating case reinstated by board
The city of Denver could be held financially responsible for "future misconduct" if a Denver police corporal is allowed to return to work, the city attorney's office argued Monday in an appeal of the corporal's reinstatement.
The city attorney's office also asked the Civil Service Commission to stay the reinstatement of Denver Police Cpl. Randy Murr until commission members can hear its appeal.
A commission hearing panel reinstated Murr last month with back pay and benefits, but it upheld the firing of Officer Devin Sparks. Both officers were fired after they were accused of using inappropriate force in arresting Michael DeHerrera outside a LoDo bar in April 2009 and then lying about it.
The city's appeal is the next turn in a case that has been wending its way through the disciplinary process for nearly four years. After the incident, then-Public Safety Manager Ron Perea opted to suspend the officers, but the light punishment sparked a public outcry, and police reopened the investigations. The officers were then fired, reinstated and then fired again before they appealed to the three-member panel of lawyers, which determined Murr did not lie about the incident.
But city attorneys wrote in their appeal that "returning Cpl. Murr to a police officer job could compromise public safety and welfare because Cpl. Murr's untruthfulness about that inappropriate force creates questions as to whether he would be honest about reporting future uses of inappropriate force. .. If Cpl. Murr engages in future misconduct, the City might be held financially liable for the new misdeeds."
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Welcome to Delightful
Welcome to my fashion & lifestyle blog. This is an accumulation of all of my delightful finds, as well as a bit about me! Hopefully you will pop back to get your daily dose of delightfulness.
Afternoon all – did you know it is National Love Your Lingerie Day today?! To celebrate Marks & Spencer are offering 20% off their knickers until Thursday 23 August.
I love these "knicker facts" from M&S, hehe –
– M&S sells 60 million pairs of knickers a year.
– If you could join up the fabric from all the knickers sold you could travel to Australia and back 175 times.
– If you lined up all the elastic used in the knickers sold at M&S in a year, it would travel up and down the country 80 times.
– If you had a pound for every knicker sold at M&S, you would be able to afford to buy Fernando Torres and put him in your Sunday football team.
Not sure about you, but I have in the past had a bit of a habit of saving my best lingerie (and clothes) for special occasions? I realised however that the special occasions do not come often enough and you end up with a load of "best" stuff that goes out of fashion or no longer fits. I have since scrapped this habit and make the most of wearing all of my lovely lingerie and clothes as much as possible. After-all, it gives us the perfect excuse for more shopping later on!
So, I think I will take this 20% off opportunity to invest in a few more pairs of "best" knickers – would be rude not to by the matching bra's too! Pop over to the M&S website to see what you would like to add to your collection.
Happy National Love Your Lingerie Day and I shall be back soon! xx


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This part has been substituted by the manufacturer and has a hole in the center. It no longer has a solid bottom. Sold individually.
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Another Critical Juncture for the U.S. Dollar Index
Here we are again: The U.S. dollar index looks ready to test its 200-day moving average (DMA). The near unrelenting selling of the dollar against all the major currencies has left the currency grasping for its believers.
A surprisingly strong jobs number on Friday, might, just maybe, provide a catalyst for some kind of relief bounce. However, in the past four and a half years, the dollar has breached this important technical barrier four times (labeled with colored numbers below). Each break has ushered in a fresh and sustained phase of buying or selling. The current downward momentum suggests that a break here will carry plenty of follow-through.
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The dollar has slid as confidence returns to the euro (I no longer hear anyone touting their prior knowledge of the euro's certain downfall) and weak economic data throws doubt on the U.S. recovery. Unlike previous episodes of economic fears, the dollar has not been the beneficiary of a flight for safety…even as Treasury prices continue to climb. Clear relative strength in other currencies like the Australian dollar and the British pound seem to tell us that the U.S. will now be alone in its economic woes. The stock market's month-long rally from 2010 lows provides an important cross-current as the same economic data helping to sink the dollar are no longer disturbing the few buyers lifting the stock market to higher heights.
I will be watching this coming test closely and positioning myself for the "winning" side of the dividing line.
Be careful out there!
Full disclosure: short EUR/USD, long AUD/USD, long GBP/USD, long FXA


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And was like, that a cool bandwagon to jump on.
So free sketches to the first 10.
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1. Nick doing some sweet dance moves.
2. Her beautiful self~
3. That certainly cool demon.
5. Altaria
6. Aerodactyl!
8. Galvantula~!
9. End Run's Joshua and Gata
10. A Faerie~


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Tuesday Sep 08 2009
Rhythm Riders channel Johnny Cash on Saturday
By: Staff report
Performance raises funds for seven local charities
Seven local charities will benefit Saturday from a fundraising concert when The Rhythm Riders bring their Johnny Cash tribute show to the Folsom Community Center. W.S. Holland, Johnny Cash's drummer for more than 30 years, has played with The Rhythm Riders and calls them "a world-class act and one of the best Johnny Cash tribute bands in America." The event will raise money for seven local charities including Mercey Springs Foundation, LifeSTEPS, Nursing Home Nannies, Wellspring Women's Center, A Touch of Understanding, The Light For Seniors, Inc. and Challenging Their Destiny/Dreambuilder. The concert takes place Saturday, Sept. 12, which is the anniversary of Johnny Cash's death. "The man was an American treasure." said Johnny Price, lead singer for The Rhythm Riders. "Johnny Cash spent his whole life looking out for those less fortunate. We're carrying on that tradition." Along with the Cash tribute show, The Rhythm Riders will also be performing their Patsy Cline tribute. The show begins at 7:30 p.m. with a pre-show reception starting at 6 p.m. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door. Tickets are available online at merceysprings.org, at Handley's Western Wear in Folsom, and at Encore Music in Auburn. For more information visit rhythmridersmusic.com or merceysprings.org.


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Welcome to the Noesis Interactive ModDB Member Page!! Noesis Interactive works to teach video game development and modding techniques for all skill levels. Learn to create custom characters, levels, animations, and props for your favorite PC games!! Visit us at www.noesisinteractive.com
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Nationally syndicated Christian radio broadcaster James Dobson is suing the federal government over a requirement in the Affordable Care Act that his ministry must include the morning-after pill and other emergency contraception in its health insurance.
Dobson's lawsuit, filed Tuesday in Denver federal court, says the requirement violates the religious beliefs of his Colorado Springs-based ministry, called Family Talk.
More than 60 lawsuits are challenging the requirement, including one filed by Hobby Lobby Inc.
Dobson is founder and president of Family Talk, which has a radio show, newsletter and website. The lawsuit says the ministry has 28 full-time employees, and its insurance covers 60 people, including employees' family members.
Dobson is best known as founder of the conservative Focus on the Family ministry. He left that group and launched Family Talk in 2010.
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Bramble & Hare
Daily happy hour, 4-5:30 p.m. with $5 food and beverages. 1970 13th St. Boulder, 303-444-9110, brambleandhare.com/
Frasca Food and Wine
Wednesday:"An Evening with "SPQR's Matthew Accarrino and Shelley Lindgren," a four-course menu with wine pairings, $150. Lindgren is a James Beard-nominated sommelier and wine director and chef Accarrino is from the Michelin-star SPQR in San Francisco. Guests receive a copy of their cookbook, "SPQR: Modern Italian Food and Wine." Reservations required; Monday: Weekly four-dinner series continues with The Wines of Dalla Terra with Brian Larky. $50 per person; wine pairings are an additional $30-$45. Reservations required; Feb. 6: "An Evening with the Sirk family of restaurant La Subida, Friuli," 6:30 p.m. $200. Reservations required. 1738 Pearl St., Boulder, 303-442-6966, frascafoodandwine.com
Gaetano'sItalian Restaurant
Sunday: "Sunday Suppers at Gaetano's," four-course family-style menu every Sunday, 2-9 p.m. $30-$35 per person. 3760 Tejon St., 303-455-9852, gaetanositalian.com
Keystone Resort
Through Feb. 10: "Savour the Slopes," various food and wine events showcasing Keystone restaurants. Dates and locations vary. Keystone, keystoneresort.com
Le Creuset
Wednesday: Cooking demonstrations continue with "Wined Down Wednesday," 5:30-7:30 p.m., must be 21 and over; Thursday: "Techniques: Grilling," noon-1 p.m. 158 Fillmore St., Suite 110, 720-287-218
Dine & Donate at Coohills
Thursday: Coohills will donate 15 percent of check totals starting at 5 p.m. to the Colorado Ballet. Special guests include Gil Boggs, artistic director of the Colorado Ballet, and Stephen Mills, artistic director of Ballet Austin. 1400 Wewatta St., 303-623-5700, coohills.com/
Almost Vegan Cooking School
Saturday: "Rise and Shine Breakfast Foods," 10 a.m.-noon. $49. Reservations required. 16504 E. Dorado Ave., Centennial, 303-699-8661, almostvegancookingschool.com
Ashley Famous Cooking
Through February: Winter class schedule offers Cooking Class Parties, Colorado Comfort Food, Easy Breakfast and Brunch, Essential Pasta: Pastabilities, Breadmaking 101 and Advanced Pastry. Times, dates and fees vary. Reservations required. 8101 E. Dartmouth Ave., 720-535-4934, ashleyfamouscooking.com
City of Aurora
Wednesday: "Fab Food Truck Fare," 6:30-9:30 p.m. $60, $46 residents; Saturday: "Valentine's Chocolate Truffles," 10 a.m.-1 p.m. $60, $46 residents; Tuesday: "Chinese Dim Sum," 6:30-9:30 p.m. $60, $46 residents. Reservations required. Kitchen on the Green, Expo Recreation Center, 10955 E. Exposition Ave., Aurora, 303-326-8630, auroragov.org/recreation
Kitchen Table Cooking School
Wednesday: "Wine Foundations: The Famous Wines of Burgundy," 6-8 p.m. $65; "Gluten-Free Wednesdays: Italian," 6-9 p.m. $80; Thursday: "American Regional Cuisine: Cajun & Creole Cooking," 6-9 p.m. $95; Friday: "Couples Class: Cozy Nights," 6-9 p.m. $240 per couple; Saturday: "Sauces 101," 11 a.m.-2 p.m. $80; "Italian Regional Cuisine: Piedmont," 6-9 p.m. $95; Sunday: "Real Food with Shelley Hillesheim," 11 a.m.-2 p.m. $80; Monday: "Fish 101," 11 a.m.-2 p.m. $80; Tuesday: "Perfect Pie 101," 11 a.m.-2 p.m. $80; "Fish 101," 6-9 p.m. $80. Reservations required. 5375 Landmark Place, Suite 105, Greenwood Village, 303-220-9769, kitchentablegv.com
Seasoned Chef School
Wednesday: "Cold Weather Comfort from Argentina," 6:30 p.m. $70; Thursday: "Glorious One-Pot Meals," 6:30 p.m. $75; Monday: Best of Denver Chef Series: "Bones: Fish Cookery 101" with chef Matt Lewis, 6:30 p.m. $80; Tuesday: "Mardi Gras," 6:30 p.m. $80. Reservations required. 999 Jasmine St., Suite 100, 303-377-3222, theseasonedchef.com
Schlessman Family Library
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New unit will focus only on children's needs By Susy Schultz and Cindy Richards
Mayor Daley takes a lot of guff from the media for some of his policies-spending $40 million to hire trucks owned by his political cronies is one such program-but we have long admired him for his commitment to children.
He solidified his reputation (with us, at least) as the Children's Mayor with his recent announcement that he would create a cabinet-level department to focus only on children and their needs-the kids' commissioner.
The city offers a wide variety of after-school and summer programs, but they are scattered among city departments, the Chicago Public Schools, the Chicago Park District and the Chicago Public Library. Services that can easily seem disjointed to busy parents who just want to know what programs and services are available.
The mayor created the new Department of Children and Youth Services to address that need and serve as a one-stop-shopping source for all things affecting kids.
Daley is creating the new department by splitting in two the current Department of Human Services. The result, the mayor says, will be a department to serve families better because all the needed services will be in one place.
The department doesn't officially begin operating until April 1, but its new commissioner, Mary Ellen Caron, begins her job March 1. She has a lot of set-up to do, including finding the right place to house her offices.
"A large part of her job will be coordinating our youth programs to make sure they're providing the services and activities that children and their parents want and need–and at the lowest possible cost to taxpayers," Daley says.
"But I expect her to be much more than a coordinator. I expect her to be an advocate for children and for programs that will provide them with the best possible start in life-so that every child, regardless of economic, social or ethnic background, has the same opportunity for a good education and a good life."
Caron spent most of her career as a teacher and principal in the Catholic school system. In 2001, joined the Chicago Public Schools as a special assistant to Arne Duncan, the school's chief executive officer.
Chicago Parent sat down with Caron for her first media interview to learn more about what this new department will do for Chicago's children.
Here, in an edited transcript of our conversation, is her vision for the new department.
Q: First, tell us about you and your background.
A: I was a teacher of preschool, kindergarten, young children, all the grades, actually. But my focus was little children. I was a principal on the West Side of Chicago, then in Aurora as a teacher and a principal on the West Side-always in the Catholic schools. Then, I opened what was originally Old St. Patrick's School. We merged that with Holy Name Cathedral and called it Frances Xavier Warde School.
Then I came here [to the city's schools sytem] to be Arne's special assistant.
Q: What made you decide to leave the Catholic system and join the public schools?
A: I met Arne when he sent his kids to our school. We just had good synergy about kids, about what would be good for kids of all different types and shapes.
When he became CEO, I thought, "This in an opportunity to change things and make them good for kids in CPS."
I knew Arne's first priority would be the kids; there would be no question other than what's best for the kids. I knew I would like to be part of that.
Q:Tell us about the new department. What will it do?
A: We're still discussing that, but it's Homeland Security for kids.
The mayor basically is splitting the Department of Human Services so it deals with emergencies-heat, cold, homeless shelter, all of those things-and pulling out early education, youth services, after-school programs, KidStart, YouthNet, all of those things.
Q: What mandate did you get from the mayor?
A: He wants children and youth to be a focus in the city.
He wants parents to be able to access services for children and youth in an easy manner: He doesn't want them running from one thing to another. Part of his mandate was to work with the park district and the [public] health department and the libraries to get some kind of central place where parents can find out what programs are available in all of the different city agencies. He wants one place where he can find it and parents can find it.
Q: What age children will the department serve?
A: I would say it's birth to 18, but maybe to 21. There may be kids out there who need to be found between ages 18 and 21.
Q: Why did you take the job?
A: I really, really care about kids. I want children to reach their greatest potential in every area and I think this is an opportunity to make things better for kids.
I hope to be able to do what the mayor wants-[create] one stop for parents to find out where the drama program is, where the after-school tutoring is. But I also hope to look at early childhood programs and get them all to be following regular standards.
Q: This mandate that you have is wonderful, but it would be difficult in good economic times. How will you accomplish what seems to be a lot of extra things in this economic climate?
A: I hope that we can look at how service has been provided and maybe refocus how people spend their time.
My issue is going to be: How are we helping the kids?
If it's not making changes for the kids, then it's not very important to me.
Q: What is the budget for the department?
A: There is $4 million from the city budget and then there are grants that come from all kinds of places. I haven't had time to review all of those.
Q: How about the staff? Are they in place?
A: No. I have to interview them and find them.
Q: Where will the department be housed?
A: I don't know yet. The department is supposed to be housed at [the Department of Human Services] at Chicago and Ashland [avenues]in the old Goldblatt building.
But in order to really create a new culture, I think need to be separate. To start new, we should start in a new space.
Q: What message does this new department send about the mayor's priorities?
A: The mayor is concerned about the children.
I know he believes that quote from Dietrich Bonhoeffer: The test of the morality of a society is what it does for its children. He lives that. He wants that to be our focus.
He sees enough to know that we have got to work on behalf of our children to help them reach their greatest potential.
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The bell had just rung at a nearby school when teachers began shouting for students to get inside buildings, and the principal used an intercom to tell students to stay inside, Felicity Reich, 13, a student at Lincoln Junior High School, told the newspaper.
Shaken, she held the hand of her mother, Ellie Reich, as she spoke.
The student who was shot at the high school was flown to a hospital in Bakersfield, said Ray Pruitt, spokesman for the Kern County Sheriff's Department.
About 900 students are enrolled at the high school, which includes 9th through 12th grades.
Masses of parents headed to the school football field to find their children, and officials at other schools took action to protect their students as well, the newspaper said.
The Taft shooting came less than a month after a gunman massacred 20 children and six women at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., then killed himself.
That shooting prompted President Barack Obama to promise new efforts to curb gun violence. Vice President Joe Biden, who was placed in charge of the initiative, said he would deliver new policy proposals to the president by next week.
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Spending is down for the three Placer County supervisors opting for a revenue-sharing program that dispenses grants to non-profit organizations from county funds.
Totals compiled by the county show that the three supervisors – Jim Holmes, Robert Weygandt and Kirk Uhler – dipped into revenue sharing during the past fiscal year for $24,150 and left $35,850 untouched.
Supervisors Jack Duran and Jennifer Montgomery have chosen to opt out of the funding program, and are rechanneling their districts' $20,000 to be used by the county Health & Human Services Department.
The amount used this past year compares with the $53,376 spent the year before, when Duran's predecessor, Rocky Rockholm, spent all but $50 of the Roseville-area's District 1 allocation after being defeated by Duran.
Each of the five supervisorial districts is allocated $20,000 annually during the July-to June fiscal year to distribute to non-profit organizations. Revenue sharing has been criticized as a slush fund and efforts were made last year to move the decision-making away from the Board of Supervisors or halt the fund until the county finances pick up. They were rebuffed by Uhler, Holmes and Weygandt.
Holmes said changes in the application process – including posting applications online for public comment – haven't had an impact. He said has seen no comments on any of the postings since the new approval format was put in place at the end of last year.
Holmes' use of the program total last year was $13,550 – down from $19,850 the year before. He attributed the drop to a moratorium on revenue-sharing fund approvals by the Board of Supervisors between August and early December. During that time, staff developed a tighter approval process and Duran lobbied for a year-long moratorium.
"I'll probably be back to the $20,000 level again," Holmes said.
Uhler and Weygandt joined Holmes to vote as a block to retain the fund, while Montgomery and Duran were unsuccessful in an effort to curb the fund, at least for the short-term.
Holmes cited some of his donations as important ones, including the 4th of July celebration fireworks in Auburn, which are in Montgomery's District 5. Holmes represented Auburn until after realignment in all of the city of Auburn being shifted into Montgomery's District 5, which covers an expanse of Placer County that ranges from Foresthill to Lake Tahoe.
Montgomery said that as far as she knows, the changes are going well.
"Since Supervisor Duran and I redirected the revenue-sharing funds to Health and Human Services, I have not had any written requests to review," Montgomery said. "The requests that have come in for the other supervisors have been posted on the county Web page for public comment before being brought to the full Board of Supervisors for review as directed by the board."
In terms of requests from city of Auburn non-profits, Montgomery said she has had very few revenue-sharing requests.
"And those few have all been verbal requests and have been very understanding about the competing core county needs," Montgomery said. "I make a point of trying to support as many community events as possible with my own private donations or with time and effort if my funds are short."
Uhler's District 4 revenue sharing outlay stayed about the same from the previous year, increasing marginally from $3,663 to $3,850.
Like Holmes, Uhler said he had no response from district residents to the changes.
"Revenue-sharing seemed to be a life-or-death issue for two or three people but for 99.9 percent of residents, they don't seem to care," Uhler said. "They care more about having a well-run county. If $15,000, $20,000 or $30,000 goes to help support the county's mission, I think they're fine with it."
Uhler said he believes in making recommendations for revenue-sharing contributions that help support a legitimate public-sector function. That would include educational foundations or organizations the county Health and Human Services Department is already partnering with, he said.
The county's website also lists organizations that were not funded. The Placer Breast Cancer Endowment and the Placer League of Women Voters were denied funding but had not been notified until the Journal contacted them this past week.
Other unfunded requests listed by the county were from the Lincoln Community Foundation, Crime Victims United, Friends of the Auburn Recreation and Parks District and the Loomis American Legion Post 775.
Carol Garcia, chairwoman of the Roseville-based cancer-fighting organization, said that she can understand both the need of organizations for funding at this time as well as the decision by Duran to channel funding to county programs. The endowment effort had received $1,000 in 2010 and $450 last year, when Rockholm was supervisor.
"I can understand that other funding could be more pressing than ours," Garcia said.
The League of Women Voters was turned down in May for $125 to help pay for rental of the State Theater in Auburn for a public forum on Measure A, the Auburn city charter proposal. Pam Hart, the league's director of voter services, said the rejection came a year after the group was granted similar funding for a voter-education forum.
Hart said the league, which counts Montgomery as a member, would have to absorb the costs with co-sponsor the Auburn Association of University Women for the rental.
"We were hoping it was still under Jim Holmes' purview," Hart said.
Hart said that there would be no reason to try for another grant because of the change in supervisors.
Duran said that the changes approved last fall have provided a good direction in the fund toward greater transparency.
Postings online now provide the public with a way to find out how revenue sharing funds are being distributed, including to what organization and how they're being used, he said.
"It's important, especially in tough times when people are watching more closely how government is spending money," Duran said.
Weygandt, who represents the Lincoln area, couldn't be reached for comment. Figures supplied by the county for Weygandt show that of the $20,000 allotted last year in revenue-sharing funds for District 2, $6,750 was spent. That compares with $9,913 the year before.
Revenue sharing's top district beneficiaries in 2011-12
District 2 (Robert Weygandt)
$2,000 City of Lincoln (4th of July celebration)
$800 Lincoln Volunteer Center (Fundraising event to help support community projects)
$500 Rocklin Area Chamber of Commerce (Chairman's Circle membership to benefit business community)
$500 Sierra College Foundation (Taste of Excellence event to support scholarships, student programs)
$500 Lighthouse Counseling and Family Resource Center (Celebrity Waiter fundraiser)
District 3 (Jim Holmes)
$2,500 Auburn Chamber of Commerce (4th of July celebration)
$1,000 Auburn Chamber of Commerce (State of the Community event)
$1,000 Del Oro High School (Aquaponics project)
$1,000 Placer County Japanese American Citizens League (442nd Regimental Combat Team memorial)
District 4 (Kirk Uhler)
$1,000 Tommy Apostolos Fund (Dinner-dance fundraiser to benefit Roseville's children in need)
$500 Sierra College Foundation (Taste of Excellence)
$500 Kids First (Child-abuse prevention programs)
$500 The Lazarus Project (Services to support the homeless)
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Possible decoration woes. Clear coat?
I recent acquired a few decorations for my aquarium that have had complaints in the past about not being completely color-fast. Can I use Krylon Fusion Clear, Fusion MYSTIC PRISM EFFECT or Klass-coat epoxy paint to clear coat them before putting them in the tank? Since the tank is an upgrade from a 10 gallon it will cycle before any fish are added so I have a few weeks to let everything dry.
I know what the general rule is about messing with things in the tank. I am just trying to pick the best method to protect what I already have.
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I would never add any item to a fish tank if there is any hint that it will leech substances into the water (except bogwood of course, which is natural). If the colours will dissolve from the decorations, you will be adding toxic substances into the water. Not good.
Unless the sealant is intended for submerged use I wouldn't consider it. In fact I still wouldn't use it because slight leeching in a river is not the concern slight leeching will be in a fish tank. If you don't trust the decorations just don't put them in.
I am planning on using what I have for this project. I did a lot of research on this I understand the risks and want to minimize them without buying new scenery for my tank.
People have had good luck with Krylon fusion and 2 part epoxy paints. I am wondering if the clear coat would be acceptable and what brand name epoxy clear coat would work.
For what its worth I will be "baking" them under a halogen so they heat up without going in the oven.
Its just my opinion, but that seems like alot of work and time for decorations.........The time and cost of the paint or epoxy would probably pay for new tank decorations.........Then there is the stated risk of putting possible toxins in your tank that might leech into your silicon seals, which could cause a leak in the future or absorb into the silicone to be relased later..............In my opinion, its not worth the risk to the future inhabitants of your tank..........It could be fine forever or they could release something in a month from now........You never know with the unknown..........
Maybe but I like the stuff I have. :-) They are very colorful! I guess I just have to keep looking for food grade epoxies. I will find something eventually.
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The passing of jazz pianist Gordon Beck early last November was noted only as a sidebar in the American press. But that doesn't mean he wasn't an important musician.
I asked Red Sullivan to write something for DTM. A flute player, bon vivant, and walking jazz encyclopedia, Red is originally from Ireland but now lives in Brazil, where he is very happy. He was an invaluable resource when I prepared for my Mickey Roker interview, and I have consulted him on other topics as well.
There's a conception and, particularly, there's a sound that's unique in Gordon Beck's brilliant piano. Its unparallelled thrust conveys enormous excitement - although he was a great musical poet too (and allow that The Guardian does say "He was technically awesome").
He is most usually compared, or considered in relation to, Bill Evans - but I feel that's less than half the story. As a soloist he was less narrative driven than a Tommy Flanagan (along with Russ Freeman, always one of his personal favourites though) or a Barry Harris: not so much text in solo (as with, say, Sonny Rollins or Dexter): his music is all about colour and light, shards of amazing brilliance - and he did have that glorious and singing keyboard sound.
So, ultimately, what I'd really love to draw your attention to, at this sad time of his passing, is Gordon's real earthy moving soulfulness (it's in his unyielding left hand) and his debt, declared, most particularly, to Herbie Hancock. Also his fire. There are few pianists in jazz, and no other English musician (no way!), with comparable fire. He really was a musician apart (even allowing for such magical pianists there as Alan Clare, Colin Purbrook, Alan Branscombe, Eddie Thompson, Laurie Holloway, Pete Jacobson, Mick Pyne, John Horler, the swingin' Tony Lee, Brian Dee, Brian Lemon, Michael Garrick, the harmonically revered Pat Smythe and that special idiomatic master, Terry Shannon - hear him with Donald Byrd and Dizzy Reece on the great Blue Note record "Blues In Trinity" where Art Taylor is the drummer, but I do digress.) Of course, Gordon's impressive volume of work - compositions and recordings - is also far more substantial too - which is a significant thing.
These are some of the distinguishing characteristics for a giant pianist almost totally unconsidered in his home-land, but whose contribution needs to be revised upwards critically. Now posthumously, as Gordon has passed away, in England, at the beginning of November just passed.
My own depth of feeling for Gordon's music was immediate and strong, and to this day, I don't believe he yields comparison to many non-American contemporaries (he must be considered only with front-runner Solal and with Pieranunzi, and, of course, the late Teté Montoliu, for achievement. That's the front-rank, right there). In fact, in the roll call of the great from his home country, he's next historically, I really feel, only after Shearing himself, and Tubby Hayes of course (I hope you all know!) - and don't forget Victor Feldman or the remarkable Marian McPartland. Claims for John Taylor in particular will not prevail. If you think this is news it's simply because you don't know Gordon's discography. It's that simple (I say emphatically). And, if this piece is an attempt at genuine critical revisionism, well then such a claim has place here. He really was a keyboard giant, and I don't apologise for enthusiasm in this case, even if I'll allow that it is personal. Anyway, it's time.
My own first exposure was an album with some especial relevance perhaps for DTM readers: Gordon was the soloist on a remarkable Don Sebesky reworking of "The Rite Of Spring" for symphony orchestra and jazz soloists. Gordon's astonishing piano entry, guided and underpinned by a very inspired Richard Davis (who, I believe, was Stravinsky's own favourite orchestral bassist in Davis' days with the Metropolitan Opera and other New York orchestras) really is breathtaking, opening up new vistas, particularly, of colour. The other soloist on this "Rite" is Bob Brookmeyer... but there's something about the piano, the regal touch and the depth of sonority that lifts this way out of the ordinary. I commend this record, on Gryphon, from around 1977, if you can find it. (Another of the titles on the album, that Gordon delighted in, is "Bird and Bela in B flat": Don Sebesky is a very considerable composer as well as the properly acknowledged master arranger. And, as an aside, one of Gordon's other greatest and proudest ever delights was to have worked with one of the heaviest and most revered orchestral arrangers of them all, the one Herbie Hancock continues to quote as a formative and very particular harmonic influence, the Canadian genius Robert Farnon.)
Next, for me, was Gordon's special, special partnership with the great Helen Merrill - one of jazz's great stylists, no doubt. In this context Gordon's own tone palate and orchestral conception, as well, of course, this extraordinary and constant flair that so distinguishes him, were on full display.
Ms. Merrill has such a distinct tone and conception of space, that Gordon's utter brilliance - and unfailing spontaneity (the rarest and most valuable of all qualities in music, I would argue) provided a foil unique maybe in the pantheon of vocal jazz pairings (although some of these things Fred Hersch is doing with Nancy King and with Norma Winstone might be comparable).
Their definitive record is "No Tears, No Goodbyes" from 1984 (on French Owl, reissued by Universal - the same label where you'll find her work with Gil Evans) which has the repeated haunting opening motif on Anthony Newley's "When I Look In Your Eyes" that Joachim Kuhn has described as "the three most important notes in all of European jazz." In fact, it's almost casual in Gordon's way of things - but so haunting as to be signature. Kuhn was right. This album has many, many piano highlights, and echoes, too, his longstanding reverence for Jarrett (Gordon was there, to be astonished live, by Jarrett's debut at the Molde (or Pori?) festival, with The Charles Lloyd quartet - and it had an huge impact going forward). In fact Gordon was an avowed admirer, friend too, of the legendary Pennsylvanian pianist, Johnny Coates Jr. (of the fabled Deer Head Inn) - the mysterious figure who looms so large in Jarrett's own back-story. This album also features some absolutely ingenious use of the Korg Organ and Fender Rhodes in some overdubbing both subtle and artful, but thoroughly satisfying and just so groovy as to be more than a meal. (Hear the track "I Got It Good"). Gordon had a special reverence for Herbie Hancock's "churchiness", and I believe he always felt he was playing American Music. That thrill and excitement in his music is all new world.
Their other album for the same label, "Music Makers" (a title song not the old Harry James band theme) has both Steve Lacy and Stéphane Grappelli added, and indeed Merrill and he did also tour with Red Mitchell, Tom Harrell and Gary Peacock added at various times, and usually in France - somehow the English seemed to have passed, almost totally, on many of Gordon's brightest moments; another reason to use this as an opportunity to really suggest to them that his place is right at the top - if I may...
Of course his other great association was with Phil Woods, in Woods' absolutely most incendiary phase: living in Europe, disillusioned with the United States, angry and leading his band "The European Rhythm Machine." How fortunate for Woods that there was a Gordon Beck!! Some of that music has to be heard and then digested. Bassists were Henri Texier, succeeded by virtuoso Ron Mathewson, and, of course, the great Daniel Humair - major figures all. Great band (and some stuff to be found on YouTube bears it out). They also visited the States, and Gordon had very fond memories of weeks of residencies in Shelly's Manne Hole and other regional clubs. In the 1980s he and Woods did some duo touring and recorded a beautiful double CD live in The Wigmore Hall, now Brad Mehldau's home from home (also for a French label. Perhaps the British truly didn't care?).
But Gordon was also a significant band leader in his own right, and his trio "Gyroscope" with the much-loved bassist Jeff Clyne and drummer Tony Oxley, made quite a mark. Their remarkable record has now been reissued by the far-sighted and inspired American label "Art Of Life Records" which has really made a great job of championing Gordon's music. (Do look at their site.)
Also look there for the long sought-after masterpiece "Experiments With Pops", to my mind still John McLaughlin's greatest ever recorded playing, a very fine example of Gordon's audacious and fearless imagination at its fiery exciting peak, also with the idiosyncratic but thrilling Oxley - actually, I never heard Oxley to better advantage either. This was a period when Dave Holland was one of Gordon's associates - to recur in 1991 on the "For Evans' Sake" album, trio with Jack DeJohnette - and Didier Lockwood added for some tracks... which reminds me of the 1979 Lockwood album "New World", featuring a very burning Gordon with the rhythm section of NHOP and Tony Williams! (Is there any other example of Orsted-Pedersen and Tony Williams together? Well worth hearing - just as I especially loved NHOP with Kenny Clarke whenever that happened).
Also in the Art Of Life catalogue, look for "Reflections", a resplendent solo recital, taken live by BBC radio in the later years, that has a special mood, a distinct ennui - there's a medley of "California Here I Come" into "Some Other Time" that has a magical, magical time-stopping quality to it... I don't know what to say... all I know is Gordon was very proud of this moment (justifiably, let us say). This album also includes his spoken superscription about his debt to Bill Evans (they did know each other), and then to Shearing.
(Have you noticed - I have - how, in interview, particularly latterly, so many, many major pianists are quoting Shearing as an absolutely central, shaping force: Hancock, Cedar Walton, Denny Zeitlin - many more prominent American pianists seem to seek even the very opportunity to point to Shearing as a crucial influence. Hank Jones, his peer rather, used often go out of his way to talk about him too - listen to the "Conversation with Christian" that McBride has recently released on CD. And Ahmad Jamal as well. This means something).
My own favourite of Gordon's solo piano records is "Reasons", on French JMS, particularly for an inspired workout pitching 3/4 against 4/4 on "Someday My Prince Will Come", but also for his absolute grooving funkiness - irresistible too - on Ron Carter's "Einbahnstrasse". Hear this record. Beautifully recorded, his touch and tone are marvellous here, as is the marvellously choice repertoire: Lafaro's "Gloria's Step", Wayne's "Juju", more...
Once again, these performances convey a totality of conception recognisably his own - it's harmonic, it's immediate and it's unique - to the point, now, that he truly should be and must be considered.
None of this evaluation includes his lengthy and impossibly brilliant collaboration with Allan Holdsworth - hugely significant to so many cultists - his work with Tubby Hayes and Jimmy Deuchar and Tony Kinsey and the great Ronnie Ross early in his career, his association with maybe his only other actual contemporary British peer, alto great Peter King, or his several projects tributing Evans in ingenious ways, and featuring Kenny Wheeler or the marvellous Stan Sulzmann. Nor his unrecorded touring work with the master guitarist Louis Stewart. (This last name a very good tip to those who want to really hear something: I would not hesitate to suggest you should investigate Stewart too, there's a biography here. He's a very great heavyweight of this music - by any standards).
With Gordon, though, there's much to explore in a rich discography and a rich, dedicated and noble musical life.
It concerns me that, now, at the time of his passing, he won't be accorded the place he's so clearly earned. The proof is there in the records. The literature exists. It's self evident.
Gordon Beck was a musician apart, he was special and he was great.


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Well, if you go too short in the rear, with a lot of power, you could be just wasting a lot of time spinning your tires unless you have a great set of meats and your suspension is dialed-in. Off the line, unless you can get good enough weight transfer, all that gear is going to be more harmful than good. I know there are gear calculators out there, so it'd be nice to see what tranny gear would be optimal to match the rear gear to, so depending on if you're running an 1/8th mile, or the 1320, you could set your car up to be in the powerband as you go through the line. I think GMHTP was running their stock G8 GT through the traps just after shifting into 4th gear, so maybe 4.30s would get you close. I think, depending on your tranny, and subsequent engine, you're going to have to consider redline and fuel shut-off too because it won't do any good to expect to run your L99 to 6500 RPMs when it redlines at 6000 (I don't recall if that's the correct redline..) More-or-less, you should probably put together a plan on what you plan on running, power-wise, get an idea of your powerband, and then calculate the gear you'll be in going through the traps, and adjust your ring and pinion to that number.
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Getting from Charles de Gaulle Airport to Versailles/Brussels
We are planning on flying into Paris early 6 AM in October and taking a day trip to Versailles before going on to our hotel in Brussels.
Could anyone provide me with some precise instructions on the best way to get from Charles de Gaulle International to Versailles (Rive-Gauche-the station closest to the chateau)? And would you have any suggestions for getting from Versailles to Brussels?
We are also planning to put our luggage (2 small bags) in lockers before going on to Versailles, then picking them back up on the way to Brussels. Would anyone know if there are safe lockers at either Charles de Gaulle Airport OR at the Versailles Rive-Gauche station that we could use?


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FAA investigates laser pointed at jet
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
ST. LOUIS (AP) — The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating another incident in which someone pointed a laser at a plane.
KMOX Radio (http://cbsloc.al/wxRnZB) reports that the latest incident happened Sunday evening as a 737 was about to land at Lambert Airport in St. Louis. Officials aren't disclosing the airline. No one was hurt.
Last week, a St. Charles man was charged with shining his laser at both a plane and a helicopter. The 30-year-old suspect could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
Authorities say the bright green laser beams can temporarily blind pilots and put the safety of the plane and those on it in jeopardy.
Information from: KMOX-AM, http://www.kmox.com
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