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- Protection of Business-Critical Applications in SUSE Linux Enterprise Environments Virtualized with VMware vSphere 4 and SAP NetWeaver as an ExampleThis white paper, by CC Computersysteme und Kommunikationstechnik, presents technologies and solutions for increasing application availability for Linux systems in virtualized environments. The white paper is intended primarily for system architects and IT managers.
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- SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP ApplicationsThis flyer presents an overview of how SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications lets you consolidate all your mission-critical SAP applications on a single platform that is validated, optimized and certified for SAP software solutions.
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- SUSE, SAP and partners like IBM and HP have created best practice guides covering different aspects of setting up and configuring SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications together with your mission-critical software solutions. The best practice guides are designed for a technical audience to provide more insight on how to set up high available SAP business applications based on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications. More ›
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- Virtualizing Enterprise SAP Software DeploymentsThis document outlines a proof of concept by HP, Intel, SAP, SUSE, and VMware in regards to virtualizing enterprise SAP software deployments. The information in this paper is useful for IT and data center managers looking for ways to reduce TCO for their SAP software implementations.
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- By migrating its mission-critical ERP solution to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications and SAP HANA, Greenply reduced its IT costs, improved flexibility and dramatically increased performance
- Fritz Winter forges unstoppable business capabilities based on fully virtualized, flexible private cloud and SAP solutions
- SUSE Linux Enterprise Server created a flexible, secure, high-performance platform for delivering hosted SAP applications
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- SUSE offered Rusan Pharma 40% lower costs compared to alternative platforms
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- Calzedonia Group saved 70% on hardware acquisition costs, 90% on hardware maintenance costs and achieved 99.99% uptime for business-critical SAP applications when it migrated to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications
- Pakistani engineering and construction company Descon Engineering Limited wanted to maintain its leading position in the market
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- Vonpar decided to simplify administration while reducing hardware and software licensing costs
- Fauji Fertilizer Bin Qasim Ltd required a cost-effective platform for its new SAP ERP applications
- BasisOne created a flexible, secure, high-performance platform for delivering hosted SAP applications
- National Foods Limited chooses SUSE Linux Enterprise Server to implement SAP ERP
- Infonet Nederland B.V. significantly reduced its IT operational costs and administrative workload
- Wolters Kluwer Italia runs SAP on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server with XEN virtualization
- Orbis Oy improved flexibility and performance while significantly reducing its total cost of ownership
- The Burton Corporation required high availability of its mission-critical applications
- Café Coffee Day uses SLES Priority Support for SAP Applications to protect its ERP environment
- Baldor Electric dramatically reduces IT costs and vastly improves scalability, using SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for System z
- Infonet significantly reduced its IT operational costs and administrative workload
- HR Group achieves 60% faster business processes using SAP HANA on IBM Power Systems
- Pacific Textiles relies on SUSE SAP HANA to ensure high performance, reliability and availability
- MBV offers their clients high-availability, high-performance SAP HANA landscapes in the cloud on SUSE
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- Find out why over 70% of SAP customers on Linux prefer SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications
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- What is sapconf or how to prepare a SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for running SAP systems? by Ulrich Schairer
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- Live OS Patching running SAP, is it important? by Naji Almahmoud
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- Linux on the SAP DB Server - DB licence optimization with the SAP layered model by Friedrich Krey
- SAP Landscape Virtual Management (LVM) with Linux fit for the SAP Cloud by Friedrich Krey
- SUSE Linux for SAP HANA Business One by Friedrich Krey
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- Into the Real Time age with SUSE by Naji Almahmoud
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|Woodruff, Paul
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|Ancient philosophy, early Greek philosophy, aesthetics, democracy, virtue ethics, Socrates, Plato
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|Ancient Greek and Roman philosophy and science, especially ethics, Aristotle, Plato, Parmenides, Stoicism Ancient Greek Literature, especially tragedy, Hellenistic poetry, biography
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|Alex Walthall specializes in the material culture of the ancient Mediterranean region, particularly the archaeology of ancient Sicily. Alex's research has explored issues ranging from the visual …
|Taylor, Rabun
|Greek and Roman art, architecture, archaeology, urbanism, social history, and material culture— particularly as understood through the lens of social sciences such as anthropology and religious …
|Riggsby, Andrew
|Art and Art History; Classics
|Roman cultural history; Latin prose; cognitive history
|Rabinowitz, Adam
|Greek colonization in Sicily, South Italy, Black Sea region; issues of culture-contact; commensality and drinking practices; Archaic Greek literature and culture; field archaeology
|Perlman, Paula
|Classics; History; Religious Studies
|Greek History, Greek Religion, Epigraphy
|Palaima, Thomas
|Center for Middle Eastern Studies; Classics; Plan II Honors Program; Religious Studies
|Aegean and eastern Mediterranean prehistory and archaeology pertaining to inscribed or marked materials Linear B Decipherment theory and the use of texts within cultures and over time War and Violence …
|Nethercut, William
|Center for Middle Eastern Studies; Classics
|Greek and Roman literature; Ancient Egypt; Egyptian history, art, culture, hieroglyphics
|Lushkov, Ayelet
|Dr. Lushkov's research focuses especially on the role of literature and literary devices in shaping political and historical thought, and more broadly lies at the intersection of literary …

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My daughter has a soy allergy. I spent a lot of time searching for soy free supplements on iherb. On the description online, this product is said to be "no soy allergen". The label on the bottle says, "may contain soy". I really like Garden of Life. I wish they would use less soy in their products. I find myself buying less and less due to that issue.
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My daughter has a soy allergy. I spent a lot of time searching for soy free supplements on iherb. On the description online, this product is said to be "no soy allergen". The label on the bottle says, "may contain soy". I really like Garden of Life. I wish they would use less soy in their products. I find myself buying less and less due to that issue.
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Vitamin D is important and most of us don't get enough of it. I ordered these not realizing that the Garden of Life Raw Calcium had a full dose of Vitamin D in it but at the moment I alternate a day with just the D and a day with just the calcium doses. That way I supplement my diet (which is very good) to make sure I have all I need.
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The first time I used this product and felt a vast difference within. Will continue to use.
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I take 8,000 IUs of this product a day (a little less when I spend a decent amount of time outside). Dr. Mercola recommends that much. It works great! By the way, as long as soy is fermented, it is not bad for you. In fact, fermented soy is very good for you!
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Class Updates
Jim Waldron
The last 5 years have been pretty eventful for me. Right after our reunion my oldest daughter got married to Matt Daley. Just before the wedding Matt let me know that he had been signed by the Yankees as a relief pitcher, He had spent his previous 6 years with the Colorado Rockies working his way up to his final 3 years with the big club. Shortly after a rehab period he debuted with the Yankees against the Red Sox in Yankee Stadium.. one of my most memorable events as a spectator but not most. That came on September 26, 2013 when Matt relieved Mariano Rivera in his last game at Yankee Stadium. Several years later Matt became a scout for the Yankees and he and my daughter Clare gave me a wonderful son Connor James Daley who may just become the next Yankee in the family.
Joe Knipper
First I, too, want to thank the committee for the endless time that they have put in for the upcoming event.
Upon leaving the Hive in '71 I spent then next 4 years at Stonehill College in Mass. I graduated with a degree in elementary education and was the senior class president and played all four years varsity soccer. I then had two stints of teaching and working for Sunshine Biscuits. I have three daughters from my first marriage. The oldest, Jaimie, who is an OBGYN in the the Air Force completing her residency at Penn State Medical in Hershey Pa. She was one of 45 students accepted 6 years ago where the Air Force has paid for three years of her education. She also had the first and only grandchild, Carter Joseph, who is now 18 months old. The next, Melissa, graduated from Quinnipiac and teaches in an autistic school in Eatontown. And the youngest, Heather, just graduated from Lafayette and will be attending Seton Hall Law School. Thank god I have written the last college check.
Currently I now work for ADT Security as a sales manager in the office in Edison, NJ. For my leisure time I have been a state certified wrestling official for 30 years and have been ranked high enough to have been selected as one of the six officials to officiate the state finals. I also am a state certified high school soccer official for 25 years and have done many state playoff games. I also am the commissioner for a 30 team softball league in Freehold for the past 16 years and still currently play and pitch for two modified softball teams. I have been married for the last nine years to Sharon and live in Freehold.
I look forward to seeing many familiar faces next week as it seems incredible it has been 40 years since we left. I still remember the days of walking down to Broad St to catch the bus and the morning bus which was loaded with many St Benedict's kids. Also who can forget Mr. K. In health class, Father Basil making you squat in the aisle for talking, Father John throwing those recorders when you weren't paying attention, Father O'Leary's detention classes standing completely still, and Dick Tapp's English vocabulary quizzes. And the battle of German, French and those Latin classes. I'm sure we all have so many memories. Looking forward to next Saturday.
Joe Knipper
Kevin Scannell
I have enjoyed reading the class updates that have been posted already and I guess its my turn.
After graduation I went to St. Anselm's in New Hampshire for freshman year. In September of 72 I married Nancy Grasso. We had met in at a St. B's party at the shore in my Jr. year. We will be married 39 years in the fall. First came Patricia, (Nurse practitioner) then Timothy (Bergen Co. Sheriff's Officer) then Kevin (Rutherford Police Officer) then Patrick. Patrick was born with Cystic Fybrosis and we lost him when he was 10 years old after a long and painful time. Many marriages fail with the loss of a child but I really think our family became stronger.
In 1972 I went to work at a cabinet shop and was lucky enough to have been trained by a German cabinet maker. I worked there full time until 1976 at which time I became a member of the Rutherford Police Department. I had an eventful and rewarding career and retired from the department on 2003 after 28 years. When I went on the department I was still working part time at the cabinet shop and in 1981 I opened my own cabinet shop. My old boss told me when I was leaving that I would never be happy if I was not working with wood and he was right. Managing the two careers was difficult but with my days off being weekdays it worked out fine.
Presently I am in the process of closing down my shop and preparing to move to Bayville NJ. I built a house there in the early 80's. It took me 7 years but built it from the ground up. I am in the process of updating it presently.
I am blessed with 4 grandaughters and I have a lot more time to be there for them. Life has had its ups and downs but I guess thats what life is.
If it were not for the bad times I wouldn't be enjoying the good times.
In closing I would like to thank Jim for the good job he did on the reunion. Looking forward to seeing everyone at the reunion .
Peter Tunison
Left Benedict's and went on to Syracuse for the next 4 years plus one more in London to get my Bachelor of Architecture in '76; left for 6 ½ years in The Gambia West Africa with Peace Corps for 3 and USAID another 3 ½. Married a PCV there and moved to her home in Saint Paul, Minnesota, still married 28 years later, three kids, two out of college and one still there. Joined the Minnesota Air National Guard in '84 and have since worked for the Air Force and toured the world: 6 years at the base in Saint Paul and then 10 years raising the kids while a weekend warrior and Guard "bum" taking short tours of duty in West Africa and Israel for many years. Went to DC for the Sept 12th on events, eventually ending up on active duty as a Colonel at the Pentagon, then ANG HQ at Andrews AFB in charge of the real estate, facility planning, programming and environmental compliance for our 88+ bases throughout the country. Not been to the wars myself, but my two sons are in the Air National Guard and have each been there. I have been told by my now retired wife that I will also retire when I hit mandatory military retirement when I turn 60, that's the way it will be. Linda has been living in Saint Paul all these years so it will be good to move back to be with her everyday!
Jack Shea
May I say how eagerly I await our 40th reunion. I look much the same as I did in 1971…well, perhaps a few features have succumbed to the calendar's onslaught. I'm happily married to a fabulous woman named Joan, nee Walter, whose father Arthur graduated from Benedict's, class of '45. I think he liked me anyway, but the Benedict's connection sure didn't hurt. Hardly a revelation to all of you, but the privilege of a St. Benedict's Prep education has been, and shall always be, a badge of high honor.
I'm still in Jersey, but I'll save further details on my so-called life for the big event. And thanks to Jim and John and Ed and Mike and Kevin for making it happen. See you in June.
Bob Ainsworth
First, I'd like to thank Jim Waldron and his committee for their efforts
in putting this reunion together. I'm sure it's been untold hours that they have donated on our behalf.
For me, something about being 40 years out of high school struck a chord in
wanting to attend this reunion. Unlike many of you who stayed in the New Jersey area, I haven't been back
to the school since graduation and have had little contact with anyone from our class except for an alumni tour
event that was held a few years ago in the Boston area and bumping into Mike Kennedy at a BC reunion.
That event was better than I'd thought it would be- nothing like the stereotypical " bad reunion" that we've
all heard about. Similar to many of you, my wife still has local friends from her high school days and it is great to
see them together. So I look forward to reconnecting/catching up.
As others have said better than I can, St Benedict's took us in as scared kids and sent us out better
prepared as almost adults. And it seems from the few posts I've read many of us have put that
education and training to good use.
As for my life since 1971, I graduated from Boston College in Accounting, got an MBA in Finance from Northeastern
and have my CPA. I'm married for 35 years ( almost as amazing as 40 years out of high school!) with 3 boys in their
mid to late 20's, who are still finding their paths ( I'm guessing not an uncommon occurrence among us). My work career
for the last 20 plus years has been in the print and on-line media industry in Boston and California as CFO/ Controller.
I have a side career teaching Accounting /Finance at local colleges, which hopefully will give me lots of time and a few coins for
golf when I've had enough fun working full-time.
Bob Ainsworth, CPA
CFO, New England Business Media
172 Shrewsbury St.
Worcester, MA 01652
Ph 508-755-8004 ext 252
Paul Diveny
My trajectory since graduating from the Hive has been a little different than most. After graduating from Catholic U. with a BA in Latin, I joined St. Mary's Abbey in Morristown in January 1976. I was quickly put to work there doing some of the things that had started at Benedict's - teaching Latin and working as one of the yearbook moderators. In 1980, I had an experience that altered the course of my life. I was asked to go to Rome to study at Sant'Anselmo, the Benedictine university in Rome. I was there from 1980-1982 and received a diploma in Monastic Studies. That was the official part. What I also acquired was a life-long passion for the Italian language, culture and food. I returned to Delbarton in 1982 and resumed my teaching duties. Then, in 1985 Fr. Bruno was appointed headmaster and asked me to join his team as Assistant Headmaster. I served in that capacity for six years. During that time, I was asked once again to undertake a different course of studies to be able to serve at Delbarton. I had a acquired some proficiency in German and was asked to do some more coursework in order to be able to teach German. Long story short, I ended up getting a Masters degree in German from Middlebury College Language Schools over the course of four summers. After completing my degree and thus getting my summers back, I was given responsibility for the Abbey vegetable garden. In my early years in the monastery, I was put to work in the garden and discovered a real love for it. Since 1987 I have been growing organic produce on an almost one acre plot. For the next few years, I continued teaching and did some administrative work in the school and abbey. The next big change came in 1998 when I was asked to return to Rome and work at Sant'Anselmo. I spent another three years there serving as the Business Manager. I returned to Delbarton again in 2001 and went back to teaching and serving as subprior and prior of the monastery. In 2006, I was named headmaster of Delbarton and have served in that capacity since 2007. I have had a full and interesting life so far!
Mike Kennedy
I will be unable to attend this gathering and figured I would write some account of my time since raising my fist at graduation. Went to BC for business school and transferred to liberal arts. Received a degree in Sociology and a minor in Philosophy. So, am able to philosophize about socializing? Bounced around for a few years and ended up back in beantown where I have worked since 1978 in employment services. Presently, I work for an engineering company; R.G. Vanderweil Engineers, LLP, as their Recruiting Manager. We did the mechanical and electrical work on the Newark Prudential Center near Benedict's. Married my wife almost 30 years ago and we have three kids (two boys 24 and 26 and a daughter who is 15) and have lived in Boston all of that time. Still have my Jersey roots but did have to celebrate Giants victory in the Super Bowl quietly. Have kept an eye on Benedict's over the years, saw them play soccer up here and try to meet yearly with a New England group of alumni when they gather nearby. I went to the football reunion last year and was reminded of our 66-0 loss at Don Bosco. Coach Schiller couldn't think of any other games to reference? One last point I would like to make is, how I feel so fortunate to know Father Leahy and to me he embodies all that is St. Benedict's; the toughness, the spirituality and the caring that he shares with everyone. Enjoy your night and hopefully I will see you in 5 years!
Joe Neal
Hello. It's been 40 years and awhile since we have seen each other. Although I attended an earlier reunion I look forward to seeing you guys again. Although I did not have that many years with you at the Prep it is those years that I cherish the most.
Upon graduating from Seton Hall I entered the Army with my first duty station at Fort Huachuca Arizona as a Military Intelligence officer. After the basic course I was stationed at Ft Bragg North Carolina assigned to the 18th Airborne Corps tactical intelligence battalion. I was a young green lieutenant with a bunch of grown Non Commissioned Officers that taught me the ropes. I bought a lot of beer to learn how the Army did business. So afterwards I was stationed at Ft Rucker Alabama as a flight student so to become an Army Aviator. I married shortly before attending flight school and my wife, a graduate of St Vincent's Academy presented me with a son. Joseph Edrick is a school teacher in Fredericksburg Virginia, married to Alison and had a two year son, Joseph Cooper. Don't worry he's not country like his grand-papa. My second son, Jason Evan resides in San Antonio Texas and works for the Army's Contracting Command. After flight school I returned to the Army's elite 82nd Airborne Division where I enjoyed flying and jumping out of airplanes and helicopters. I am rated in UH-1s, Blackhawks, U-21s and C-12 King Airs. Other assignments included Korea, Germany and travel the world as an Army Inspector General. I was flying a mission when the wall came down in Germany. I commanded two companies and an aviation rifle platoon at Ft Bragg. I served with a number of great officers and one that they made a movie about, "Blackhawk Down"... great movie, fine General. The most exciting thing that happened to me while serving was flying across the Alps, being shadowed by a MIG from North Korea. Jumping out of a C-130 for the first time with my eyes closed (better known as a night jump during the day), what the hell was I thinking, and being assigned in the Pentagon where I flew Generals and support the Boy Scouts of America and toured the Gettysburg civil war grounds from the air.
I completed my Military career in the Pentagon serving with the Army Reserves, the Army's Chief Information Office and the Army's Operations readiness office. Upon retiring from the military I became a "Beltway Bandit" better known as a Defense contractor. I worked for a total of 5 private companies before accepting the position of the Secretary of the General Staff with Headquarters, Installation Management Command that is now located in San Antonio Texas.
My blessings – as much as I prepared to become a war fighter I was detailed to do many other things. I was on vacation when the airplane hit the Pentagon I would have been in the area where the jet hit. My sons being the men they are today and knowing you guys.
What saddens me – the death of my parents and my youngest sister, Patricia. The passing of some of our classmates.
Well, that it a simple life. If you are ever in Texas look me up but my plans are to chill in Cape Coral Florida to fish and enjoy life! Peace brothers.
Greg Duffy
In the ten years after graduation, I graduated from college, attended business school, took my first job in the newly completed World Trade Towers, left after a year, went across the street and started a 22 year stint at Bankers Trust. In 1981 I was working and living in London when Prince Charles wed Lady Diana Spencer. Now Prince William, their son, is set to marry and reprise the pomp and pageantry of his parents' wedding, thirty years later.
Rolling forward another 10 years to 1991 and I am married for six years to the bridesmaid I was paired with at Mark Beckenbach's wedding. My wife Toni and I have a 2 year old daughter (Katie) and her sister (Haley) is born in June of that year. On the world stage, the first Gulf War in Iraq is fought, and although the war is successfully waged, our military involvement in the Middle East is only just beginning.
Another ten years on and the events of 9/11/2001 are seared into our collective memory. I was in the South tower (2 WTC) the day before and would have been there on 9/11 except that I decided not to go into the city, and work from home. All of the people with whom I shared the office on the 22nd floor were safely evacuated, and thus I too would have escaped the worst. Even so, I am still grateful I lucked out of my Forest Gump moment as an eye witness to, and coincidental participant in, a watershed event in American history.
A decade later, we are in 2011 and while only four months in, the year has already seen the turmoil in the Middle East, (Egypt, Libya, Yemen and Syria) and the human and environmental tragedy resulting from the earthquake and tsunami which struck Japan in the middle of March. Personally, I have moved on from 9/11 having started my own investment advisory business. I no longer commute to lower Manhattan as the world I knew there no longer exists. The twin towers and the Bankers Trust building which later became known as the Deutsche Bank building have been eradicated from the lower Manhattan skyline.
Across the Hudson, the Newark skyline rises up amid the smoke stacks, trestles and super structures of highways, skyways and railways, and while barely discernable, the row of buildings which house the classrooms, the Abbey and the "Hive" as we all know it, stand intact after nearly 150 years.
I still remember the first day in September 1967 walking up Branford Place past buildings gutted by fire during the riots just a few months prior, turning onto High Street walking past the corner building where LeRoi Jones had a store front office. As I approached the newer building, I saw what looked like a fellow freshman (nobody else was wearing a jacket and tie) looking equally ill at ease as I. Approaching me, he flashed that trademark grin albeit nervously and said something………it was John Anderson.
After 40 years much in my life has changed, mostly for the better, and mostly because of, my better half, although there have been losses (family, friends, classmates, places, not to mention some innocence, illusions and idealism) along the way too. But like the buildings on High Street, the spirit of SBP, the shared memories, the lifelong friends and influences endure. What has not changed for me is simply this: I consider myself very lucky and proud to be….a buzzing, stinging (and yes, graying) Gray Bee '71.


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I have a class which contains a textfield and within that class an inner class containg the action performed method. On entering text and pressing enter, I would like the text to be assigned to a String "s" outside of the inner class that implements Action Listener. I want to use that string in another class.
public class Peaches extends JFrame {
private JTextField item1;
public Peaches() {
super("the title");
setLayout(new FlowLayout());
item1 = new JTextField(10);
thehandler handler = new thehandler(); //object of thehandler inner class
// I want to use the textfield content here, or in other classes, updated
// with the new text everytime i hit enter after entering new text in the textfield
//String s = the content of the textfield
private class thehandler implements ActionListener { // inner class
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent event) {
String string = "";
string = String.format(event.getActionCommand());
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, string);
Is there any way of doing this? It must be possible to use the input of a text field in other parts of your program. I hope I make myself clear, thanks all.
EDIT Thanks for the replies, so making the variable string a class variable instead of declaring it in the constructor allows the whole class to access it, simple but something i just didnt understand. Thanks Marko


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The rich shades on the leaves are amazing I love that about fall
So nice dear Kari)
I love how cold the water feels when you look at this image. The color of the leafs are beautiful, and I love the architectural element of the background.
I love the perspective!! Great photo!! ^_^
I really like this one! What a beautiful place!
This is one of my most favourites of your latest works
Such amazing contrasts and the colours are so vivid
Bravo Kari
Such amazing contrasts and the colours are so vivid
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TheStreet) -- As U.S. light vehicle sales head toward a fourth consecutive year of growth, the shortages of the Ford (F - Get Report) Fusion are drawing attention, but Fusion isn't the only vehicle for which demand is exceeding supply. GM's (GM - Get Report) Buick Encore compact luxury crossover is down to a 15-day supply. "Initial demand was greater than expected," said Buick spokesman Nick Richards. "I wouldn't call it a shortage right now. (Encore) is just selling extremely well."We're currently tracking about a 15-days turn rate," Richards said. "We have more arriving every day, so dealers are seeing inventory improve. We're also seeing customers order a greater percentage of high-content vehicles than originally forecast. The top two trim levels account for more than 50% (of sales), with the feature rich 'Premium' top trim level turning the fastest." Through July, Encore sales totaled 15,428, including 3,176 sales in July, its best month ever. Overall, Buick sales rose 14% to 16,393 in July, when total light vehicle sales rose 14%. Through July, Buick sales rose 12% to 117,230: during the same period, light vehicle sales rose 8.5%. A recent headline in Automotive News proclaimed "GM moves to ease shortage of 'red hot' Encores." The trade publication reported that: "GM underestimated initial U.S. demand for the Buick Encore when it was launched in January and says it recently boosted output of the crossover at a plant in South Korea." Encore's success is due largely to its dominance of the subcompact luxury crossover market, where it is in fact the only competitor. Encore "combines subcompact size, luxury amenities, fuel economy and price," Richards said. "There really aren't any other competitors that offer this combination right now." Independent Boston-based auto analyst John Wolkonowicz said the Encore's secret is that "it looks like a miniature version of the Buick Enclave," a full-sized luxury crossover that signaled the re-invention of Buick when it came to market in 2007. "A lot of people would love an Enclave, but they said 'I don't need a vehicle that big,' " Wolkonowicz said. "There is a market for small premium crossovers and there are very few of them. Buick has taken a very successful vehicle and scaled it down into what is another very successful vehicle, a darn good-looking little crossover." Encore is slotted between lower-priced subcompact crossovers, such as Nissan (NSANY) Juke, Mitsubishi Outlander Sport and Suzuki SX4, and the higher priced Mini Countryman, BMX X1 and Land Rover Evoque. "We see a lot of the customers coming from compact crossovers" such as Toyotas (TM - Get Report), Hondas (HMC - Get Report) CRV and Ford Escape, Richards said. Automotive News called the Encore "a pioneer in the nascent market for small premium crossovers," but said "Audi, Lexus, Lincoln and Cadillac all are likely to throw their own small premium crossovers into the fray over the next two years." Kelley Blue Book analyst Karl Brauer said Buick "is doing all the right things (as) it continues to recover from the stigma of being for older people, but it's a long trip back." The brand survived brand consolidation at GM, he reminded, only because of its popularity in China. GM said last week that China sales rose 11% in July as Buick deliveries rose 26% to 66,208. Follow @tedreednc -- Written by Ted Reed in Charlotte, N.C. >To contact the writer of this article, click here: Ted ReedDETROIT (
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|Cold mashed potatoes
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|1 , slightly beaten
|Chopped chives
|2 Teaspoon
|Crushed cheese crackers
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs)
1. Combine potatoes, egg and chives. Sprinkle crackers on wax paper.
2. Preheat microwave browning grill for 5 minutes on HIGH.
3. Drop heaping tablespoonfuls of potato mixture onto cracker crumbs, forming into patties and coating with crumbs.
4. Spray surface of preheated grill with vegetable non-stick coating or grease lightly. Place patties on grill.
5. Microwave for 2 minutes on HIGH. Turn patties over and continue cooking for 2 to 2 1/2 minutes, on HIGH, or until heated through.
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Calories 1956 Calories from Fat 139
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 16 g24%
Saturated Fat 2.7 g13.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 211.5 mg70.5%
Sodium 981.6 mg40.9%
Total Carbohydrates 422 g140.7%
Dietary Fiber 42 g168%
Sugars 2.9 g
Protein 53 g106.1%
Vitamin A 13.6% Vitamin C 305.1%
Calcium 3.6% Iron 6%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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This double oven unit has amazing features. It is very easy to operate and the program pad is very consumer friendly. Foods cook evenly and quickly. Love the pull out lower shelf. This will make checking a large pan so simple. We haven't tried any of the recipes sorted in the memory, but the recipes look delicious. Who knew that a oven could give you a recipe for what you were cooking? It seems that the designers knew what we needed.
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This is an interesting product with tons of options but don't try to bake in it. I have had a LG repair man out here and the temperature in both ovens is right on. The problem is that in the old style baking with an element in the bottom, there was radiant heat from the element to the bottom of the baking pan. In this oven, since there is no element and thence no radiant heat to the bottom, the baked goods are crisp around the edges and top but the center of the baked good is raw. I have tried numerous temperatures and times but get the same result ... the top and sides are overcooked or burned and the center is raw. This oven is excellent for cooking roasts, etc where the need for radiant heat is not an issue. I think it is unfortunate that LG does not make the purchaser aware of this problem. We have owned the oven for about 6 months and after total frustrations with baked goods, we are seriously considering replacing it with the style with the element. We purchased this oven from LG because we have an LG washer, drier and refrigerator and are extremely pleased with LG product lines until we purchased this oven .... big mistake.
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There are several types of genetic disorders. The way in which the disorder is inherited can help determine the risks it will have on a pregnancy and the risk of recurrence it will recur in future children. Risks for having a baby with a birth defect from a genetic abnormality may be increased when:
The parents have another child with a genetic disorder.
There is a family history of a genetic disorder.
One parent has a chromosomal abnormality.
The fetus has abnormalities seen on ultrasound.
The following are the different types of genetic diseases:
Chromosomal abnormalities
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Chromosomal abnormalities in the baby may be inherited from the parent or may occur with no family history. The following chromosomal problems are the most common:
Aneuploidy. More or fewer chromosomes than the normal number, including:
Down syndrome (trisomy 21). Cells contain three #21 chromosomes.
Turner syndrome. One of the two sex chromosomes is not transferred, leaving a single X chromosome, or 45 total.
Deletion. Part of a chromosome is missing, or part of the DNA code is missing.
Inversion. When a chromosome breaks and the piece of the chromosome turns upside down and reattaches itself. Inversions may or may not cause birth defects depending on their exact structure.
Translocation. A rearrangement of a chromosome segment from one location to another, either within the same chromosome or to another.
Balanced translocation. The DNA is equally exchanged between chromosomes, and none is lost or added. A parent with a balanced translocation is healthy, but he or she may be at risk for passing unbalanced chromosomes in a pregnancy.
Robertsonian translocation. A balanced translocation in which one chromosome joins the end of another.
Mosaicism. The presence of two or more chromosome patterns in the cells of a person, resulting in two or more cell lines (for example, some with 46 chromosomes, others with 47).
These are also known as Mendelian inheritance disorders, from the first genetic work of Gregor Mendel. In these disorders, a single gene is responsible for a defect or abnormality. Single gene disorders usually have greater risks of inheritance. Single gene disorders can be:
Dominant. An abnormality occurs when only one of the genes from one parent is abnormal. If the parent has the disorder, the baby has a 50 percent chance of inheriting it. Examples include the following:
Achondroplasia. Imperfect bone development causing dwarfism.
Marfan syndrome. A connective tissue disorder causing long limbs and heart defects.
Recessive. An abnormality only occurs when both parents have abnormal genes. If both parents are carriers, a baby has a 25 percent chance of having the disorder. Examples include the following:
Cystic fibrosis. A disorder of the glands causing excess mucus in the lungs and problems with pancreas function and food absorption.
Sickle cell disease. A condition causing abnormal red blood cells.
Tay-Sachs disease. An inherited autosomal recessive condition that causes a progressive degeneration of the central nervous system, which is fatal (usually by age 5).
X-linked. The disorder is determined by genes on the X chromosome. Males are mainly affected and have the disorder. Daughters of men with the disorder are carriers of the trait and have a one in two chance of passing it to their children. Sons of women who are carriers each have a one in two chance of having the disorder. Examples include the following:
Duchenne muscular dystrophy. A disease of muscle wasting.
Hemophilia. A bleeding disorder caused by low levels, or absence of, a blood protein that is essential for clotting.
Some birth defects do not follow a single gene or chromosomal abnormality pattern. They may be due to several problems, or a combined effect of genes and the environment. It is difficult to predict inheritance of abnormalities caused by multiple factors. Examples include heart defects, cleft lip or cleft palate, and neural tube defects (defects in the spine or brain).
Certain substances are known to cause abnormalities in babies. Many birth defects occur when the fetus is exposed to teratogens (substances that cause abnormalities) during the first trimester of pregnancy when organs are forming. Some known teratogens include the following:
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High level of radiation exposure
Certain infections (such as rubella)
Families at risk for genetic diseases may want to consult a certified genetic counselor. A careful family pedigree (chart of members of the family) and history may help determine risks for certain problems. Genetic counseling also helps parents understand the effects of a disorder and ways it may be prevented or treated.
It may be necessary to check each parent's DNA to learn about some genetic inheritance patterns. Prenatal testing is also available to check the fetus for problems. Testing may include ultrasound (using sound waves to look at internal structures), chorionic villus sampling (testing the tissues around the fetus), or amniocentesis (withdrawing a sample of the amniotic fluid).
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Jan. 8, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Abbott (NYSE: ABT) announced today the initiation of the ABSORB III clinical trial in patients in the United States. This randomized, controlled trial is designed to enroll approximately 2,250 patients, the majority in the United States, and compare the performance of Abbott's drug eluting Absorb ™ Bioresorbable Vascular Scaffold (BVS) device to the company's XIENCE ™ family of drug eluting stents. The start of this trial in the United States follows the recent international commercial launch of Absorb in Europe and parts of Latin America and Asia, including the recent regulatory approval and launch in India – a country with a significant and growing prevalence of heart disease. Data from the ABSORB III trial will support U.S. regulatory filings for Absorb. Absorb, a drug eluting, fully bioresorbable vascular scaffold 1, is an innovative device for the treatment of coronary artery disease, which is a narrowing of one or more arteries that supply blood to the heart. Absorb is made of polylactide, a naturally dissolvable material that is commonly used in medical implants such as dissolving sutures. Absorb works by opening a clogged vessel and restoring blood flow to the heart similar to a drug eluting metallic stent, the current standard of care. Absorb then dissolves into the blood vessel, leaving behind a treated vessel that may resume more natural function and movement because it is free of a permanent metallic implant. 1,2Dean Kereiakes, M.D., FACC, FSCAI, medical director of The Christ Hospital Heart & Vascular Center and the Lindner Research Center in Cincinnati, and professor of clinical medicine at Ohio State University, was one of the first physicians to enroll a patient into the ABSORB III trial. "The deliverability of the Absorb device is impressive and similar to a best-in-class drug eluting stent," said Dr. Kereiakes, who is a co-primary investigator of the ABSORB III trial. "Absorb combines the unique attributes of a dissolvable material with the established MULTI-LINK stent design, making the scaffold flexible and conformable to the vessel." The ABSORB III clinical trial is designed to evaluate potential benefits of Absorb in patients with coronary artery disease. Unlike a permanent metallic stent, preliminary evidence of natural vessel function suggests that treatment with an Absorb BVS could provide important clinical benefits.
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Lieing about a marathon time and lieing about a heritage claim that got her steps ahead = apples and oranges. Not even a close arguement.
You are showing your politics. Neither is a LIE. One was a mistake about something the person did. One was a possible mistake (can you prove differently?) that someone was told. Neither was a knowing falsehood or LIE. For thinking people unaffected by poliics, it is objectively not a close argument.
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So the demographic most likely to pay for the deregulations of weight limits for heavy trucks, a few short years ago...is the demographic most likely to have voted for the economic boost of those industries profiting from those deregulations, which are now causing the extreme ramp-up of damage, aging of roads and bridges? All for "the economy," but at someone else's expense. So cruel to pick on the old guys who chose a company based on it's value, and promises, to have served a company then have the pensions yanked away, how is that good for their economy? Not a corporate confidence booster, but at least the entire public isn't crying foul against the entire political government; today.
So the SHELL GAME CONTINUES as our politicians continue to prey on the uninformed public. What insanity, they completely rape the Social Security and Medicare Trusts and now in the name of not raising gasoline tax just a few pennies instead steal from the pensions of hardworking people! Where does all this smoke and mirrors eventually come to roost? On the politicians themselves or their savvy to ride out the self inflicted economic calamity through misdirection that they so efficiently propagate as who to blame. This of course does nothing to protect the ordinary people who put their money, faith and VOTE in these charlatans.
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The Columbus East and Columbus North girls basketball teams have each had a chance to play in the state finals in the past seven years.
The Olympians played in Conseco (now Bankers Life) Fieldhouse in 2007. The Bull Dogs played in the Hulman Center in Terre Haute in 2012, in the middle of the state finals' five-year stint away from Indianapolis.
Friday, the IHSAA announced that the state finals will return to Indy, at least for next year. The 2015 girls basketball state finals will be March 7 at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
"Bankers Life is a wonderful venue, and I wish it had been there all along," North coach Pat McKee said. "Nothing against Terre Haute or Fort Wayne — those are great venues and great cities with great people running the events. Being in Indianapolis should create larger crowds. Bankers Life is a world-class venue. It's a level above."
"I think that's a great thing," East coach Danny Brown said. "It's centrally located. I think this will be good for girls basketball in general to have it back in Indianapolis."
Because Conseco/Bankers Life has hosted the Big Ten women's basketball tournament on the same weekend as the state finals the past six years, the state finals were moved. They were at Lucas Oil Stadium in 2009, the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne in 2010 and 2011 and at the Hulman Center the past three years.
"The year that we played in the state finals, I think the kids really liked playing where the Pacers play," Brown said. "Just the logistics of it are better. I know when we played in the state finals that year, because the Big Ten women were playing, we couldn't practice at Conseco."
The Olympians lost to South Bend Washington in the 2007 Class 4A title game. The Bull Dogs fell in overtime to North Central in the 2012 4A final.
"The Hulman Center is a place I like," McKee said. "My brother worked as the sports information director at Indiana State, so I was familiar with that facility. It's kind of a miniature version of the old Market Square Arena.
"My only concern is that it's been out of Indianapolis so long that those general fans that aren't affiliated with participating schools may not come back," he said. "Some of them may go, but I don't know if they will."
Top 60 Workout is Sunday
Three area boys basketball players and two area coaches will be involved in Sunday's Top 60 Workout at Marian University.
East coach Brent Chitty and North coach Jason Speer are among the five coaches selected to help with on-court coaching. East's Bryce Lienhoop, North's Elliott Welmer and Jennings County's Brad Hunt will be among the participants.
Players mainly from northern and southern Indiana will be in the first session from 1 to 3 p.m., while players mainly from central Indiana will be in the second session from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Both sessions are open to the public, with $7 admission.
North standout honored
North junior Josh Speidel has been selected to the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association Boys Underclass All-State squad.
East junior Connor Umphress is an honorable mention Underclass All-State pick. Honorable mention Senior All-State selections include North's Evan Henry and Welmer, East's Lienhoop and Jennings' Hunt.
All-HHC players named
Several area boys and girls basketball players have been selected to the All-Hoosier Hills Conference boys and girls basketball teams.
East's Lienhoop and Umphress and Jennings' Hunt and Adrian Kirchner are on the boys first team. East's Parker Chitty and Nate Nolting and Seymour's Chase Salmon are honorable mention selections.
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Talent on display at meet
The North boys and girls track teams will open their outdoor seasons with a home tri-meet against Bloomington South and Franklin Central on Tuesday.
The 10th-ranked Bull Dog girls feature senior Mackenzie Caldwell, who finished third
in the state in both the 1,600 and 3,200 meters last season; senior Gabby Sims, who took third in the 400; and junior Debie Gedeon, who was 13th in the 100 hurdles. The North boys are led by returning
state qualifiers in seniors Kaden Eaton (1,600), Andy Carr (3,200) and Chris Sublette (300 hurdles).
The No. 9 Bloomington South boys have an elite level pole vaulter in junior Deakin Volz, who finished second at state last season and has cleared 16 feet, 9 inches indoors this year.
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