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As some of you know, there was a time when I didn't really care for Champagne. But like so many preferences formed early in our lives, it turns out that I just hadn't had the good stuff. Unfortunately for my pocketbook, I eventually did find out what all the fuss was about, and now I enjoy it immensely. That is, as long as it is good.
And good Champagne, invariably means expensive. I run the risk of coming off as snobbish, or at the very least elitist by saying this, but more so than most wines, you really get what you pay for when it comes to Champagne. It's hard to find a really great bottle under $30, and even harder to find an amazing one under $60. I'm not sure about the $200-$300 range -- I've tasted a few, but only recent vintages -- but I do know that if you're willing to pay $100 for a bottle of Champagne, you can get something truly excellent.
Which brings me to this wine.
The house of Perrier-Jouet was formed in 1811 with the marriage of Pierre Nicolas Perrier and Adele Jouet. He came from a family with many generations of grape growing experience, she, from a well-to-do family in Normandy. The Perrier family's vineyard holdings in the region that would later become known as Champagne were as impressive as they were extensive. Some of the vineyards would eventually be classified as Grand Cru, and a few are still owned by the family, more than eight generations later.
Because of Perrier's wealth in land and experience, the couple wouldn't move far to settle down after they were married. They purchased an estate at the address 28 on the main avenue of Epernay, a street that would eventually be known as Avenue de Champagne. In that stone building they built what has become of the wine world's most successful brands (thanks to its latter day owners, which included at one point the larger Champagne house Mumm). The house continues to operate out of the same building, at the very same address.
Perrier-Jouet is certainly not the oldest Champagne house in existence -- it's a young pup compared to some houses that can claim to have been in operation since as early as the 16th century -- but it has several ties to history that make for good stories. One of my favorites being the tale that Oscar Wilde ordered bottles of the 1874 vintage of his favorite Champagne to his prison cell. Presumably because he couldn't bear to drink the inferior stuff they were serving him at the time? Perhaps a more important story would be the fact that in 1854 Perrier-Jouet effectively pioneered the Brut, dry style of Champagne, departing from the sweeter profiles of the times to create a wine that quickly became a standard in the region.
Perrier-Jouet, now a brand in the portfolio of drinks giant Pernot Ricard, currently owns and operates about 161 acres of vineyards in the Champagne region, of which, quite impressively, nearly all are Grand Cru classified. This is an achievement that should not be underestimated, as Champagne is famously fragmented among many, many different farmers, estates, and large Champagne houses.
The estate produces several vintage and non-vintage wines, of which this Cuvee Belle Epoque is their top bottling. Made from 50% Chardonnay and 45% Pinot Noir and 5% Pinot Meunier, it is made through careful blending and barrel selection of the winery's best fruit by winemaker Hervé Deschamps.
It's not often that a wine's label begs to be commented upon. In a world where many wines are indistinguishable from one another at a distance of 10 feet, the Perrier-Jouet bottle makes an immediate, striking impression. Whether it is the most beautiful Champagne bottle in the world I cannot say with authority, having not seen them all, but it is certainly one of the nicest pieces of packaging design that I know of in the wine industry.
The bottle is adorned with an enameled image of anenomes, the work of the artist Emile Gallé in the Art Nouveau style, which he created as a work of art in 1902 for the family, and which has been their signature bottle ever since they put it into production for their top cuvee starting in 1969.
Full disclosure: I received this wine as a press sample.
Tasting Notes:
Bright gold in the glass with very fine bubbles, this wine smells of citrus oil, yeast, and the skin of yellow apples. In the mouth it is sunshine bright with a velvet soft mousse that supports flavors of lemon zest, toasted oats, and freshly baked brioche. Great acidity makes it a joy to drink, as the wine sings the whole way down. Delicious.
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This wine is quite bright and airy, making it a slam dunk with oysters, goat cheese, or egg dishes of all kinds. I'm not sure I can think of anything I wouldn't drink this with, to be honest.
Overall Score: between 9 and 9.5
How Much?: $130
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"Tom" recently sent me a question about visiting Yosemite in October, and I thought I would reply here where others can see the information, too.
I will be in CA in October and was planning on going up to Yosemite for a few days. Any advice you'd care to share would be greatly appreciated. :)
Before I answer your question below, you might be interested in my book, California's Fall Color: A Photographer's Guide to Autumn in the Sierra, available from Heyday Books and from Amazon. It shares a lot of what I have learned about locating and photographing Sierra Nevada fall color, along with a large collection of my autumn photography in locations from the eastern Sierra to Yosemite Valley.
October may be my favorite time of the year to be in the Sierra in general and in Yosemite in particular. While some things that draw people to Yosemite (waterfalls, for example) are not likely to be at their best, there are many other wonderful attractions at this time of year. October is a transition month in the Sierra, with early October often having the character of late summer and late October often feeling more like early winter. Conditions can change quickly, and warm and sunny days may be followed by a day of rain or snow.
I have divided the following description geographically to separately describe Yosemite Valley, the Yosemite high country, and the east side of the Sierra Nevada range.
Yosemite Valley – The busy summer tourism season winds down in September after the Labor Day weekend, and by October the Valley is no longer quite the crowded, urbanized, noisy zoo that it can be on the worst days during the summer. (I generally steer clear of the Valley in June, July, August, and early September.) The meadows will have turned golden brown already, and real autumn colors begin to appear later in the month. While some are subtle, such as the transition of the oak tree leaves, others are quite striking, including brilliant fall colors of maples and dogwood trees. I make a habit of shooting autumn colors in The Valley every fall right around the end of October or beginning of November. (You'll often find me there on Halloween!)
Besides the crowds, what else will you not find at this time of year? The wild waterfall show of late spring and early summer will be over, and waterfalls will be gone or reduced to a trickle. (Some people who visit at this time of year in a dry year are disappointed to find that iconic Yosemite Falls can completely dry up by this time of year.) The waterfalls fed by the Merced will still be flowing, but at a reduced rate. Meadows are no longer lush and green, but now they tend toward rich golden brown colors.
From my perspective there are some weather-related attractions at this time of year, too. It is generally still warm during the day, and the light can take on a warm and mellow quality that I find very different from that of summer or winter. Because this is a transitional period, the seemingly unending succession of (photographically boring) blue-sky days begins to be interrupted by passing Pacific weather systems. The result range from a few beautiful clouds to a full-on early winter storm, though snow in the Valley is unlikely. For those of us who think wilder weather is photographically more interesting, this is a great time. If you are lucky, it can even rain enough to temporarily bring the waterfalls back to life!
The High Country – As much as I like what happens in the Valley in October, I'm even more fond of what happens in the high country along Tioga Pass Road and Glacier Point Road. By late September, the disappearance of summer crowds (which can be overwhelming along Tioga Pass Road between late July and Labor Day) is striking. High country campgrounds begin to shut down in late September and early October so you may have to camp or find lodging outside the park boundaries. An alternative is to backpack the nearly deserted high country trails. The latter alternative is tremendously attractive to me: solitude is the norm, mosquitos are gone (!), hiking weather is cooler, there can be a dusting of snow on the peaks, and the high country light becomes especially beautiful.
While the main rivers and streams still flow, many smaller tributaries may be dry. Most of the plant life has finished its short summer growth season and meadows go dry and turn brown. Aspens start changing to fall colors. (Keep reading though: If aspen color is what you are looking for, you probably want to visit the "east side.") The lush corn lily plants turn brown and yellow, and bilberry plants can turn the high country ground red in the right light. Squirrels and marmots busily sock away their stores of winter food. While sunny days are pleasantly comfortable, night temperatures regularly drop below freezing, and the days become noticeably shorter. (Bring a book to read during the long late-season nights!)
As nice as a sunny fall day in the high country can be, keep in mind that this being a transitional period. These beautiful days of benign weather can be interrupted by early winter storms. It is not uncommon for a storm to bring a day or two of very cold conditions and perhaps a few inches of snow. This can close roads in the park's high country, though they usually reopen within a day or two… until a really big storm arrives and closes everything for the season. This season-ending storm can occur as early as late October, which probably explains why the park service allows no overnight parking along Tioga Pass road after the middle of the month.
The East Side – For me, it is impossible to think about autumn in the Sierra and not include the east side of the range, mostly accessible from roads leading into the mountains from highway 395, the north-south route on the "other side" of the range. For photographers, October is aspen season, and the best displays are on the east side. (You can find some good aspen color within the boundaries of Yosemite, but the opportunities are much, much greater on the east side.)
Since I have written extensively about this previously, I'll keep this description somewhat short. Right around the first of October, and perhaps a bit earlier if you know where to look, the aspen leaves begin to change to their fall colors all across the eastern portion of the range. This begins at the highest elevations and works down to the lowlands as October continues, and there are local and north/south variations in the onset of the color as well. The short story is that you can generally find impressive to downright spectacular aspen color somewhere along the eastern slope of the Sierra during the first three weeks of October, with the first half of the month generally being your best bet.
There are a few practical matters to consider. First, photographers are most certainly not the only people attracted to the Sierra at this time of year. There are many fishermen (and fisherwomen) in the range in October, and you may be surprised to find crowded campgrounds, a situation intensified as the seasonal campground closures begin. It is also hunting season, so be careful and very visible if you photograph in areas where hunters are at work. In addition, there is the weather. I earlier mentioned the increasing possibility of high-country snow, so you need to watch the weather and be prepared for winter conditions. The onset of winter snow eventually closes some high country roads for the season. These include some smaller roads up into the higher reaches of the range and several of the trans-Sierra passes. If you drive over from the Central Valley and the passes close, your alternative return routes can involve a very long drive, potentially in poor conditions.
Finally, with all of these options, what do I do at this time of year? I'm flexible, but the general outline of my approach tends to go something like this:
- Late September is my time to be in the Yosemite high country whenever I can. In particular, I like to head to some of the beautiful places that I might avoid in mid-summer when crowds are a bit too much – including some of the High Sierra Camp locations.
- In early October I may try to squeeze in one last trip to the Yosemite high country, though my attention now turns to the "aspen show" on the east side of the range. I plan to be over there as much as I can during at least the first two weeks of October.
- Near the end of October I plan a trip to Yosemite Valley, typically targeting Halloween as about the ideal time to photograph the fall colors in the Valley.
Articles in the "reader questions" series:
- Concerned About Image Theft
- How to Add Borders to Online Photographs
- One Lens for Landscape and Wildflowers on Hikes
- Yosemite in October?
- DSLR Sensor Cleaning
- About Sharpness and Detail
- Camera Stability and Long Lenses
- Photographing in the Rain
- Landscape Lenses
- About Depth of Field
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, "California's Fall Color: A Photographer's Guide to Autumn in the Sierra" is available from Heyday Books and Amazon.
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In a discovery that could lead to treatment for obesity and type 2 diabetes, prevent cardiovascular complications and ease weight management, scientists at the University of Montreal have identified retinoic acid, a derivative of Vitamin A, as the magic wand that turns fat cells brown.
Known as the body's "good fat," brown fat is preferable to white fat because of its ability to generate heat. This is called thermogenesis, and it's what makes an active metabolism. The mitochondria of brown fat cells are able to rapidly oxidise fatty acid to produce heat.
To make this happen, researchers say exercise isn't necessary. This means brown fat cells increase the basal energy metabolism, also called the "resting metabolism." For example, that friend everyone has who eats like a horse and never exercises might just have a lot of small brown fat cells.
"Known as the body's 'good fat,' brown fat is preferable to white fat because of its ability to generate heat. This is called thermogenesis, and it's what makes an active metabolism."
Brown fat is prevalent in hibernating animals, which researchers say have the largest accumulations of Vitamin A in their livers.
The researchers conducted a study on hibernating animals, known for their resistance to diabetes, and non-hibernating mice prone to diabetes and obesity.
For obese mice treated with retinoic acid, a number of cardiac benefits resulted, including increased cellular lifespan, prevention of muscle decay and the stimulation of cardio-protective genes, says the first author of the study, Daniel-Constantin Manolescu.
Retinoic acid plays a role in cell maturation and differentiation, according to researchers, and appears to coax formative, young fat cells to become brown.
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So MIL has finally gotten the message that we really, truly want no contact from her. We've had 6 months of bliss, but only about 2 months of her ceasing to leave my husband heavily-laden guilt inducing vm messages, emails, etc.
Well, we are entering the danger zone of birthdays, Christmas and Thanksgiving. I expected there would be some attempt to either send cards or gifts to the kids. Well, yesterday, we received a birthday card in the mail for DS3. At first, I thought it was from FIL (divorced), because the handwriting was in all caps and somewhat messy, there was no return address, and the envelope wasn't sealed. He is a recovering alcoholic, so all of the above seems much more like him then MIL, who is a very buttoned-up traditional woman who would never leave off a return address, much less forget to seal the envelope.
Of course, I take it out of the envelope, since I can see it right there, and then realize it's from MIL. It took me by surprise, but then I just had a nice little internal laugh to myself at how incredibly defensive she is, and how afraid of a RTS she is. And how she is dead set on us opening the card, instead of just pitching it into the trash. She'd actually risk it falling out in the mail!
I didn't make a big deal out of it to DH, who is (I think) still recovering from his mother's emotional abuse. But it's going in the trash nonetheless. I put it up on DS's dresser for one day in an effort to reduce DH's guilt by a bit.
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Burtscher, M J; Manser, T; Kolbe, M; Grote, G; Grande, B; Spahn, D R; Wacker, J (2011). Adaptation in anaesthesia team coordination in response to a simulated critical event and its relationship to clinical performance. British Journal of Anaesthesia, 106(6):801-806.
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Background Recent studies in anaesthesia and intensive care indicate that a team's ability to adapt its coordination activities to changing situational demands is crucial for effective teamwork and thus, safe patient care. This study addresses the relationship between adaptation of team coordination and markers of clinical performance in response to a critical event, particularly regarding which types of coordination activities are used and which team member engages in those coordination activities.
Methods Video recordings of 15 two-person anaesthesia teams (anaesthesia trainee plus anaesthesia nurse) performing a simulated induction of general anaesthesia were coded, using a structured observation system for coordination activities. The simulation involved a critical event—asystole during laryngoscopy. Clinical performance was assessed using two separate reaction times related to the critical event.
Results Analyses of variance revealed a significant effect of the critical event on team coordination: after the occurrence of the asystole, team members adapted their coordination activities by spending more time on information management—a specific type of coordination activity (F1,28=15.17, P=0.001). No significant effect was found for task management. The increase in information management was related to faster decisions regarding how to respond to the critical event, but only for trainees and not for nurses.
Conclusions Our findings support the claim that adaptation of coordination activities is related to improved team performance in healthcare. Moreover, adaptation and its relationship to team performance were found to vary with regard to type of coordination activities and team member.
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Kazakhstan's Olga Rypakova produced a season's best leap to take gold in the women's triple jump final at the London Olympics on Sunday.
The 27-year-old former heptathlete and long jumper produced a mark of 14.98 metres to see off Caterine Ibarguen of Colombia and Ukraine's world and double European champion Olha Saladuha who took silver and bronze respectively.
Rypakova, who won silver at last year's world championships, set the winning mark with her third attempt, finishing the night 18 centimetres clear of Ibarguen. Rypakova's previous season's best was 14.84.
Ukraine's Saladuha, a strong favourite to take gold in London having produced four of the top 10 best jumps this year, looked to have catapulted herself into the medal places with her last jump of 14.79 that put her second.
But it was not to be as Ibarguen, who had occupied the silver medal position for most of the night, went one centimetre better to reclaim second and push Saladuha into bronz.
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Everybody knows the Gram-Schmidt algorithm when it comes to basic linear algebra, to take a set of vectors $x_i \in \mathbb{R}^n$ and transform them into a set of vectors that spans the same space, is linear combination of $x_i$ and all vectors in the new set are orthogonal.
I have a different, but similar problem. Let $A \in \mathbb{R}^{d \times n}$, and $x_i$ a set of vectors as before for $i=1,\ldots,m$. I want to make them all orthogonal in a projected space, such that $\langle Ax_i , Ax_j \rangle = 0$ for all $i \neq j$.
This means that $x_i^{\top} A^{\top} A x_i = 0$ for all $i \neq j$.
I want them of course to span the same space, and the new vectors to be a linear combination of the $x_i$.
The key point is that I only have "access" to $A^{\top} A$. I can never refer directly to $A$.
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Chiney Ogwumike, a Capital One Academic All-American last year, earned her third straight selection to the CoSIDA Academic All-District 8 Team, the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) announced Thursday.
Ogwumike was joined on the five-woman District 8 squad by Ruth Hamblin of Oregon State, Jennifer Hamson of BYU, Judy Jones from Grand Canyon University, and Jennifer Schlott of Utah State.
Owner of a 3.46 cumulative grade-point average, Ogwumike is on pace to finish her academic requirements at the end of the current winter quarter this March, and earn her bachelor's degree in international relations.
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The Baroque violin is the early form of the violin, as it was first invented. Invented in the 16th century, the instrument was constantly evolving and being experimented upon by makers and performers alike, so the set up was not standardised until quite recently in the last 50 to 100 years.
There are many differences between the baroque violin and it's modern counterpart. The main differences are:
- The angle of the neck, which comes straight out from the instrument rather than being slightly angled back (as in the case of the modern violin) n.b.The angle was developed later to create more tension in the strings, which allowed the instrument to project further, but in the 17th and 18th Centuries, music was hardly ever played in very large halls.
- The bass bar and sound post are smaller than those of the modern violin.
- The tailpiece and fingerboard are made of lighter woods than the traditional ebony used on modern violins.
- The player does not use a chin rest or shoulder rest (these were later inventions).
- The strings are made of sheep gut rather than steel.
- The bridge is a different shape.
- The bow is lighter, and comes in many different models from the early baroque to the classical periods. Bows of the baroque period are convex rather than concave and had a clip in frog which adjusts the horse hair to the right tension. This allows for many expressive possibilities in the right hand, which was the goal of instrumental music at the time – to sound as close as possible to the human voice.
All of the above elements combine to make a ringing but raw tone, described sometimes as a grainy sound, however the instrument has a remarkable range of colours and textures which are enhanced by the expression one can get from the bow.


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The Cayman Islands Olympic Committee (CIOC) was proud to welcome home our athletes who competed in the XVI Pan American Games held in Guadalajara, Mexico during October 2011.
12 athletes went to Guadalajara representing Cayman for the XVI Pan American Games from October 14th to the 30th in the Athletics, Swimming, Shooting and Equestrian events.
The Pan American Games are the second largest multi-sport event after the Summer Olympic Games. The competition is held between athletes from nations of the Americas, held every four years in the year before the Summer Olympic Games.
In Swimming, Cayman Islands' Brett and Shaune Fraser win gold and silver in the men's 200m Freestyle final.
Brett Fraser, gold medalist: "It feels spectacular. I still can't believe what just happened. My brother and I are very happy because we shared the podium, he's always been an example to follow. This is a great moment for my country."
Shaune Fraser, silver medalist: "This is my second Pan American medal. My brother and I talked about making the 1-2, no matter in what order. In the pool, it is a competition between us both. Outside the pool we get along great. This is the second time he beats me."
Carl and Carlos Morgan made their presence known in the Long Jump, Carl placing 10th in the finals with a jump of 7.38m. Michael Letterlough represented in the Hammer Throw placing 12th with a throw of 57.72m. Junior Hines made his first appearance in the Pan Am Games placing 5th in his preliminary heat of the 400m Hurdles with a time of 52.36s. Jon Rankin endured strong competition to place 4th in the 1500m with a time of 3:54.79. Jon also had a strong finish in the 800m finals, placing 7th with a time of 1:52.72.
Michael Letterlough – Hammer Throw
Carl Morgan – Long Jump
Carlos Morgan – Long Jump
Junior Hines – 400m Hurdles
Jon Rankin – 1500m
Tori Flowers and Lara Butler made their first appearance at the Pan American Games, proving very competitive and having a great experience. Shaune won the first medal in Guadalajara, placing 3rd in the 100m Freestyle with brother Brett Fraser close behind, placing 5th. With a Pan American record, Brett won the first ever gold medal for Cayman in the 200m Freestyle with Shaune right behind winning the silver. The Frasers also impressed, placing top 5 in the 50m Freestyle and 100m Butterfly finals.
Shaune Fraser – 100m, 200m & 400m Freestyle, 100m & 200m Butterfly
Brett Fraser – 50m, 100m & 200m Freestyle, 200m Backstroke & 100m Butterfly
Lara Butler – 100m & 200m Butterfly, 200m & 400m Individual Medley
Tori Flowers – 800m Freestyle
18th October report: Cayman Islands Break Pan American Record
Brett and Shaune Fraser make the one-two for Cayman Islands
Cayman Islands' Brett and Shaune Fraser won gold and silver in the men's 200m Freestyle final, held at the Scotiabank Aquatics Center tonight. Brett also broke the Pan American record of 1'48".49/100, set by Brazil's Gustavo Borges at the 1995 Pan American Games in Mar de Plata. Brett Fraser finished with a time of 1'47".18/100, almost one second under from the previous record.
The second spot was Shaune Fraser with a time of 1'48".29/100, while the third position was for Paraguay's Benjamin Hockin with a registered time of 1'48".48/100. United States Matthew Edward Patton finished fourth with 1'48".64/100; and his fellow countryman Douglas Robinson was fifth with 1'48".71/100. Sixth and seventh spots were for Venezuela's Cristian Quintero (1'49".44/100), and Brazil's Andre Schultz (1'50".04/100). Daniele Tirabassi from Venezuela was eighth (1'52".31/100).
Mario Montoya from Costa Rica was first in the B Final with 1'53".13/100. Second and third spots were for Mexico's Gustavo Berretta (1'53".16/100) and Gerardo Bañuelos (1'53".26/100).
Christopher Jackson and Edison McLean both made a strong presence in the Games for Cayman competing in the Trap and Skeet events respectively. Christopher achieved a total score of 107 points in the Men's Trap event, while Edison achieved a total score of 110 points in the Men's Skeet event.
Edison McLean - Trap
Christopher Jackson - Trap
Jessica McTaggart is the first Caymanian to qualify and compete in the Pan American Games. With a very admirable ride she, along with her horse Ray of Light, achieved a score of 60.921% in the Dressage Individual Event.
Jessica McTaggart – Dressage Individual
Accompanying the athletes were technical staff with Bruce Blake heading the team as the Chef de Mission. The Team Manager for Athletics was Michael Nalty and Athletics Coach was Kenrick Williams. Bethany Cook went as Swimming's Team Manager and Physiotherapist along with Coach Dominic Ross.
The Team Manager for Equestrian was Mary McTaggart, the Groom was Christopher De Lara and Jessica's horse "Ray of Light" competed with her in her event. Shooting sent Team Manager Kevin Schirn and the General Team Physiotherapist Al Bartice.
The CIOC President Donald McLean and Secretary General Carson Ebanks were also in attendance, along with family and friends of those participating.
The Pan American Sports Organization (PASO) and the Cayman Islands Olympic Fundraising Committee (CIOFC) aided the CIOC in funding the participation in these games, assisting in the cost of accommodation, airfare, outfitting the team and Games pins.
The pins for the XVI Pan American Games were designed by local artist Jamie Doak and have been given to the delegation to distribute while in Guadalajara.
Official website for the XVI Pan American Games:
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IOWA CITY, Iowa -- After finishing his collegiate career at the NCAA Golf Championships, Barrett Kelpin made the decision to turn professional right away. Thirteen days later, that decision turned out to be a smart move by the recent University of Iowa graduate.
Kelpin, a Michigan native, decided his first tournament as a professional would be the 95th Michigan Open presented by DTE, June 11-14. He would be playing alongside golfers will full exemption on the Nationwide Tour, along with some of the best golfers from the state.
Not only did Kelpin hold his own, he won his first-ever tournament as a professional in record-setting fashion. Kelpin tied the Michigan Open scoring record that hadn't been touched in 64 years by carding a four-round total of -23.
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I have accidentally clicked on maintaince for 2lis_02_itm datasource in lbwe and it went to inactive mode.
1)How do I make it active without altering the fields in the selected ds. Do i have to replicate it back if I make it active again ?
2) If I add the selection criteria in the selection of fields so that those are available in IP selection, do i have to replicate the ds on BI. (in rsa6)
3) I need to add one more field from right to left and now its available in the extracture structure. To get that field to ecc, should i just replicate the ds. How about creating the infobject for that field and replicate or ?
4) there are lot of other flow to the pur flow, so will all those get deactivated when the structure of the ds changes. do i need to activate all the trans dtp etc.
No need of replicating your datasource, if you are not changing metadata of that datasource.
If you do chnages to extractstructure using LBWE or do changes to datasource using RSA6, then u need to relicate datasource in BW side.
But its currently inactive, how to make it active. Obviously i need to remove the selection criteria in rsa6 so i have to replicate it rite. One more thing what if at all a field is having hide field checked, it wont be displayed in bi after replication ?
Hi Daniel,
1)How do I make it active without altering the fields in the selected ds. Do i have to replicate it back if I make it active again ?
Just click on activate the data source with out generating the data source ( if you had not enhanced any of the fields).
2) If I add the selection criteria in the selection of fields so that those are available in IP selection, do i have to replicate the ds on BI. (in rsa6)
If you had enables the option "SELECTION" for particular file, first you need to activate in RSA6 and replicate the data source in BW side so that the changes are effected in BW side and the field will be made available for loading.
3) I need to add one more field from right to left and now its available in the extracture structure. To get that field to ecc, should i just replicate the ds. How about creating the infobject for that field and replicate or ?
If the field is available in the Right hand side then move that field to Left hand side it will be available in the extract structure, click on generate data source and activate in LBWE.
Replication of data source we need to do it in BW side,inorder to copy the same extract struture of the Source.
Yes you need to assign this to an info object(you can search for BI content object,as most of the objects are available in the bi content if not create your own io).
4) there are lot of other flow to the pur flow, so will all those get deactivated when the structure of the ds changes. do i need to activate all the trans dtp etc.
If you are changing a particular data source extract structure then the changes are reflected with respect to that single data source only.
If the option HIDE is selected :
Hide Field: Activating this indicator effectively removes the field from the data-transfer process. The field will no longer be available in the transfer structure and therefore will not be pulled into BW. This field should not be active unless you know that the field contains data not relevant to the DataSource.
Thanks prashanth,
I have one more doubt, now my requirement is currently that field was added to the extract struture by some other team member. (so now i see that field in MC02M_0ITM extr sturc ) but Now the ds is inactive, and the same field is hidden check box is checked in rsa6. Now my requirement is I should get that field in the infosource on bi side and and then check for some fields in the selection so that i have selection in infopackage for some more fields and I need to see teh ds active. Can you please tell me the steps in sequence to make that ds active on ecc and these changes are reflected in bi side. I appreciate your help.
inorder to activate the data source in LBWE --> click on the data source link(this will generate the datasource with changes) and then click on activate .
next if you want to unhide the fileds goto transaction RSA6 ->select "data source" ->click on change --> in the customer version edit screen you can uncheck hide and check selection for the field that is added in the extract structure.
Also you can edit the options for those fields which you want to change here --> save it.
Replicat the data source in BW side so that the changes will be effected.
Map the fields which are added newly in the bw and rest of the procedure is same.
prashanth, so after unchecking the fileds or checking the fields for selection in the infopackage ....no need to activate the ds in lbwe again. I just need to activate the ds first and then do the check/uncheck in rsa6. and then replicate in bi. is that right order.
currently that field is hidden in extract stru in rsa6 , so you mean now if we activate it and replicate it in bi...it will not be shown rite.
I have added one field from comm to extract struc, and now its showing in hide. So now do i will remove the hide check box and activate it or need to generate it and activate it. Remember this is already used in bi, so now if i generate it again wont it effect the existing bi data flow. Please suggest.
Hi daniel,
Once after moving the field from comm str to ext str next generate and activate the Data source
next goto RSA6 transaction -->select you DS --> change --> here you can unhide the option.
NO it wont effect ,as the structure is changed you need to regenarate and activate the data source.With out generating it wont pic the changes, you can check in your case it self.
prasanth, so when you say generate, its rite next to maintenance button, where we can clik on 2lis_02_itm rite, so clicking on that will generate the datasource, or we need to do this from the menu generate option....because when I point on the 2lis_02_itm ....its showing as generate ds, so once i click that it wll generate the ds and then i can jst make it active rite....or do you mean by physically goin to menu and choose generate. pls confirm.
Yes Daniel, you are right, you need to generate the data source bcoz you had added one field from comm structure to extract structure.
as there is a change in the structure you need to generate the data source then activate the data source and replicate the data source at BW end so that the changes will be effected.
HI Daniel,
I think you did this in Development server. in production server you can not change. However you can reactivate it you need not to change selection.
Hi daniel,
Here is the answer for your questions :
i) If you dont wish to alter any structure of extractor then you can just activate it, you will not required to replicate it.
ii)if you wish to have some more field during extraction in BW side from infopackage then definately you need to change yourextractor select that field make it selection check for making it avialable in infopacakge side selection.
iii)Yes you will be require to create the infooabject and also need to change the transformaion and other target objects.
Also once you unhide that field then again you will be require to replicate it for the changes to be available in BI side.
Hope it will help .


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Green, S M; Roback, M G; Krauss, B; Brown, L; McGlone, R G; Agrawal, D; McKee, M; Weiss, M; Pitetti, R D; Hostetler, M A; Wathen, J E; Treston, G; Garcia Pena, B M; Gerber, A C; Losek, J D (2009). Predictors of airway and respiratory adverse events with ketamine sedation in the emergency department: an individual-patient data meta-analysis of 8,282 children. Annals of Emergency Medicine, 54(2):158-168.e1.
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STUDY OBJECTIVE: Although ketamine is one of the most commonly used sedatives to facilitate painful procedures for children in the emergency department (ED), existing studies have not been large enough to identify clinical factors that are predictive of uncommon airway and respiratory adverse events. METHODS: We pooled individual-patient data from 32 ED studies and performed multiple logistic regressions to determine which clinical variables would predict airway and respiratory adverse events. RESULTS: In 8,282 pediatric ketamine sedations, the overall incidence of airway and respiratory adverse events was 3.9%, with the following significant independent predictors: younger than 2 years (odds ratio [OR] 2.00; 95% confidence interval [CI] 1.47 to 2.72), aged 13 years or older (OR 2.72; 95% CI 1.97 to 3.75), high intravenous dosing (initial dose > or =2.5 mg/kg or total dose > or =5.0 mg/kg; OR 2.18; 95% CI 1.59 to 2.99), coadministered anticholinergic (OR 1.82; 95% CI 1.36 to 2.42), and coadministered benzodiazepine (OR 1.39; 95% CI 1.08 to 1.78). Variables without independent association included oropharyngeal procedures, underlying physical illness (American Society of Anesthesiologists class >or = 3), and the choice of intravenous versus intramuscular route. CONCLUSION: Risk factors that predict ketamine-associated airway and respiratory adverse events are high intravenous doses, administration to children younger than 2 years or aged 13 years or older, and the use of coadministered anticholinergics or benzodiazepines.
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4. God's Design for Submission
Wisdom from the Word
Wives, submit to your husbands, as to the Lord.
Ephesians 5:22 (NET)
Understanding God's Design
Here we are at the dreaded lesson on submission, or the "S Word"! It is the lesson that fills every woman with dismay. I agree that it is not an easy principle, but it really may be the most freeing principle that you learn to implement in your marriage. Before you begin looking at God's Word on this subject, voice a prayer asking for God's heart and His mind on this issue. Let Him know that you are open to build your home upon His design, rather than thinking you know better than He does (or your husband does). Ask for the grace to obey what you learn.
Two weeks ago we studied the "helper" role that God has given us as wives. Remember that the helper is the assistant; therefore, from the beginning God designed the husband to lead in a relationship of equals. His leadership was to be sacrificial rather than authoritative (Eph. 5: 25, 28-30). In God's perfect creation that relationship worked in complete harmony. Sin changed everything, and now we no longer operate as one in marriage. Two heads do not work on a body, in a home, or in a business.
Reread Gen. 1:1-2:25 and review God's creation order.
God's original order established the man and woman as united partners over the rest of creation (1:26-28). Yet, within that structure the husband led and the wife was his strong assistant.
Read Gen. 3:1-19.
1. The fractured relationship between husband and wife is first seen in Gen. 3:12. How do you see this change in Adam's attitude toward his wife?
After sin came into Adam and Eve's lives, God gave what has been called "the curse"; however, notice that only two things were cursed, the serpent (v14) and the ground (v.17). God dealt with the husband/wife relationship in Gen. 3:16. He told the woman, "Your desire shall be for your husband" (NASB).
What does it mean the wife's desire is for her husband? Some have suggested that it is sexual desire. (I don't often see this driving women!) Some say that women desire an intimacy with their husbands, which is true, but that does not mean that these verses teach that. It is extremely important to note that the word "desire" is used in the very next chapter of Genesis. Its meaning there should be considered as we attempt to understand this verse. The best way to interpret a word is to look in the near context of the verse. That is what we do when we look at Gen. 4.
Read Gen. 4:7.
Sin is trying to overtake and master Cain. Using that same understanding of the word "desire", God is saying in Gen. 3:16 that because of sin, women will attempt to usurp leadership from the husband. Basically, we wives want to take over. If you are like me, you see this every day, in your own life and in the lives of others. God's original design was for the husband and the wife to work in complete unity as the husband led and the wife assisted in all they did. Sin marred that, and we women no longer accept our God-given role. In fact, the NET Bible translates 3:16d this way: "You will want to control your husband."
2. Do you sense that desire in yourself? It is a consequence of sin. Write a prayer asking God to help you recognize this and give you the grace and power to overcome it.
In Gen. 3:16 God also tells Adam that he will "rule over" (NASB) his wife. There has been disagreement about the interpretation of the "rule" of the husband in Gen. 3:16. Some believe this suggests that because of sin he will be a despot in the home and lord it over his wife. The NET Bible translates it "dominate". It is obvious that the self-centeredness of sin does lead to this type of sinful behavior, but the verse does not necessarily imply that rule must be this way. The word for rule here is also used of God (Ps. 22:28) and of the sun and moon (Gen. 1:16, 18). This leads to the possibility that God is simply reaffirming the creation order of the home in which the husband leads in a relationship of equals. It is a reminder to Eve that she is to follow her husband's leadership. Here is my loose paraphrase of what God is saying to Adam and Eve, "You got out of My design for order in your home, and you made a mess. Even though you, Eve, want to run things, remember that your husband is the leader and you are to work with him rather than apart from him."
Read Eph. 5:22-33.
The New Testament reaffirms the same order we just saw in Genesis as God's original design. The word "submit" or "be subject" is hupotasso in the Greek. It means "to subject oneself, place oneself in submission."7 As Dr. Zodhiates explains, "In society all humans, all men and women in various positions of leadership or following and dependence, are equal, yet their functions vary and their responsibilities are diverse."8
God has ordained unity, but the wife is to willingly follow the lead of her husband. Memorize v.22 as your Word of Wisdom for this week.
We wives are commanded to do two things in these verses in Ephesians.
3. Write down the first command from v. 22, 24 and the second from v. 33.
4. How are we to submit according to v.22? How can that help you submit?
5. In what areas are we to submit according to v. 24?
6. Married women: How can you better fulfill the second command that you found in v.33 than you are at present? Single women: Think of a specific way in which a wife obeys this.
7. We saw last week that the husband/wife relationship pictures the relationship of Christ and His church for the world (Eph. 5:25, 29, 32). So what are you as a believing woman doing when you submit to your husband?
These verses reveal God's purpose for marriage as missional. As we lovingly relate in unity as husband and wife, we not only grow more like Christ personally but we also become missionaries to a world starving to see relationships work.
Submission does not imply inferiority or subordination.
8. How does Phil. 2:3-8 prove this statement? What attitudes are necessary in order to overcome selfishness according to this passage?
Men and women are equal in the sight of God (Gal. 3:26-29). In a section of the letter to the Ephesians dealing with the congregation at large (Eph. 5:15-21), we are instructed to submit to one another within the church (Eph. 5:21). Then from Eph. 5:22-6:10 Paul gives specific instructions as to how these general commands work out in each situation. Mutual submission is lived out through sacrificial, unconditional love on the part of the husband and through the submission of the wife. The picture of marriage is that of unity, just as the body is one unit and each part works in harmony with the rest.
Interestingly, we women want to eliminate the directive to be submissive to our husbands by suggesting equal submission. Yet, we don't think that the command to submit to one another cancels out the child's responsibility to obey her parents (Eph. 6:1-3) or to the slave to obey his master (Eph. 6:5-9). Susan Foh says:9
The submission of the wife to her husband is not that of an inferior to a superior. The woman is joint heir (with the man) of God's promises; she, like the man, bears the image of God and as a Christian will be conformed to Christ's image. The different roles husband and wife have are by God's appointment and design. That the woman and man are equal in being is re-enforced by the command to wives. Wives are to submit themselves (reflexive); their submission is voluntary, self-imposed. It is part of their obedience to the Lord; the Lord is the one who commands it, not the husband.
Remember that everyone is to submit to God. As your husband leads your home, it is God to whom he is ultimately responsible. He will have to give an account some day, just as you will have to account for your submission. It is quite liberating to know that God will hold your husband accountable for his decisions, not you. If you are arguing with him over decisions for your family, your root problem is failure to trust God. I would recommend that you do a study of the power and character of God in order to increase your faith in Him.
Building Your Marriage with God's Design
9. According to Eph. 5:22, our Word of Wisdom this week, how does God say we are to submit? What is our attitude to be? Who is the ultimate authority behind our submission? How can this key make a difference in your submission to your husband?
When I needed a new car several years ago, my husband and I could not agree about it. Yet, it was to be MY car, not his. I didn't and still don't understand why I can't have the car I want unless it costs too much! However, I submitted to my husband. I remember talking to my daughter, who was then in college, about the car situation. She told me to go buy what I wanted since it was my car. I asked her if she understood submission. She said that she thought submission was fine, and she would be happy to submit to her future husband when he was right. Well, there is the rub, isn't it? It is easy to submit when he is right. The question is whether we submit even when we think his decision is a bad one. I am not talking here about an immoral decision but just a different decision that we would make—therefore, wrong!
10. Be honest before God. In what areas are you unwilling to submit to your husband? Are there areas where you feel that it is only your business? Finances? Employment? Discipline of the children? Your shopping? What you do with your own time? What you do with money you have earned? Married women: Think of areas where you feel your husband's judgment is wrong or unfair. Single women: Consider how you will feel about the above areas.
Where do we draw the line in submitting to authority?
Read Acts 5:28-29.
11. Copy Peter's response to the governmental authorities.
We submit until we cross the line when our submission violates a clear command in God's Word. Because we do have a clear command to submit, it is the overriding principle in our home-building relationship with our husband. We are to obey this clear command unless it violates another clear command. We will discuss submitting to a husband who disobeys God in a later lesson.
Does submission mean that you cannot share wisdom with your husband before he makes a mistake? Does it mean that you cannot ask him to change his decision? No. In that lesson, we will also look more closely at how to appeal a bad decision. Right now, just think of yourself as a member of a board of directors. It is your job to point out alternatives and reasoning. The best decisions are unanimous ones. Your input is essential to a well thought-out and healthy decision-making process, even if the final decision is not the one you like.
There is one more reminder that we need to consider before we move on. Submission does not involve manipulation. We women are quite good at knowing how to manipulate our husbands to get them to do whatever we desire. That is not submission. If you are guilty of this, you need to confess it to God and to your husband and put this sin behind you, never to go there again!
Chuck Swindoll gives us a good word about this:10
Webster says that manipulation means "to control or play upon by unfair or insidious means, especially to one's own advantage or to serve one's own purpose." In other words, secret manipulation is an unfair, insidious technique that results in getting what one wants. When handled cleverly, a wife can substitute secret manipulation for a quiet, submissive spirit.
Along those same lines I see many situations where the husband is reluctant to forbid his wife from doing something and yet, he does not really support it. The woman justifies her participation in whatever it is by saying that her husband did not forbid her to do it; however, in her heart she knows her spouse is not supportive.
Trust God. If He truly desires you to do something, whether a job or a ministry or a volunteer activity, He will turn your husband's heart to support you. Perhaps God has called you to that place, but it is not His timing. Trust that He will use your husband to lead you at the right time. One way that a wife can know the will of God in her life is to trust that God will bring a unity of mind between her and her husband if it is His will for her.
Parenting with God's Design
Different homes of origin and different parenting styles will likely lead to differences of opinion in how to deal with your children. My husband's parents' rules were far more lax than those in my home. It often took a great deal of faith to accept decisions that permitted our kids to participate in things that my parents would never have allowed. My dad was scared to death that my sister and I would be hurt; thus, many of his rules involved protection from physical harm. We never got to buy fireworks or shoot off firecrackers. I was horrified when my husband let our son do so!! I still think it is a bad idea, and I told him so. However, I did accept his judgment without a bad attitude!
12. Married women: Is there an area of child training where you insist on your way rather than following your husband's lead if you cannot agree? Do not justify yourself by saying that he won't take the lead. If you back off, you force him to deal with it. If you find that you are guilty of this, write a prayer asking God for the grace to follow and trust in Him by obeying His design for the home. Single moms: When you marry, will you be willing to come to decisions about your children with your husband?
Wisdom from a Mentor (Betsy)
I was a schoolteacher, married three years. Milton and I had "planned" for me to teach three years, try to get pregnant, resign from teaching to have babies and raise them. We got pregnant after the first try. Milton was stunned! In a bad way! He wasn't prepared for the feeling of responsibility of a child, etc.
I was delighted and excited that I no longer had to work and could stay at home and be a mommy. But he took the position that I needed to work up until a few weeks before delivery, take a few weeks off after birth, and then go back to work! I was the one stunned this time!
Prior to our wedding, we had been through marriage counseling with our pastor and both agreed that I would stay at home with baby. So I cried, pleaded and then showed him the Titus 2:5 weapon: "Younger mothers to love their husbands...and be workers in the home." I thought that would do the trick; he couldn't argue with God's Word. He then countered with another scripture: "Wives, submit to your husbands." I prayed, "God, who is right?" (meaning Milton or me.) God revealed to me that He is right. After several days or maybe weeks of anger, God showed me that my responsibility was to submit to my husband because he was the leader in our home. He was to make the decision about whether I worked or not. God also let me know He would hold Milton accountable for the results of his decisions, so I didn't have to worry about doing the wrong thing. The right thing for ME to do was to submit to my husband.
So...since I had already resigned from my teaching job, I found a part-time job working in a doctor's office. They were flexible with my pregnancy, agreeing to a few weeks' leave of absence for the birth, etc. As time went on, I began having severe back pain and eventually had to leave this job. The office hired a temp to fill my spot and then decided to hire her full time so they didn't need me after baby was born.
I was thrilled, but Milton said I needed to line up another job to have after baby was born. (And I still needed to be submissive.) I interviewed for a teaching position with a private Christian school. During the interview I told the principal that I didn't want to work, that I wanted to stay at home with my baby, but that I was there at the interview just to please my husband. The principal hired me!!! Rats!! My baby was due in April and I would be able to be at home with her until school started in late August. It was all set. I had submitted to my husband and to God's Word.
We had the baby. She was beautiful and life was grand! Then my husband was transferred to California with a promotion! Of course it was with great regret that I called the principal and told him the sad news that I would not be able to teach after all!
We settled in Los Angeles and for some "unknown" reason, my husband didn't broach the subject of me working professionally until sixteen years later when he began his own business and needed me to help him get started. Of course by then, our three children were teenagers!
Summing It Up
13. Write down an explanation of why you plan to become a submissive wife.
7 Spiros Zodhiates, The Complete Word Study Dictionary: New Testament (Chattanooga, TN: AMG Publishers, 1992), 1428.
8 Ibid., 1428.
9 Susan T. Foh, Women and the Word of God: A Response to Biblical Feminism (Phillipsburg, NJ: Presbyterian and Reformed Publishing Co., 1979), 186.
10 Charles R. Swindoll, Strike the Original Match (Portland, Ore: Multnomah Press, 1980), 57.
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