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1. Re: FRM-40734 Internal Error PL/SQL error occurredZeeshan BaiG Mar 15, 2010 10:07 AM (in response to user584056)is your PLL and PLX Library file exists in Forms Path on runtime?
I think problem is here WIN_API_ENVIRONMENT.READ_REGISTRY if your Variables coming Null
2. Re: FRM-40734 Internal Error PL/SQL error occurreduser584056 Mar 15, 2010 10:18 AM (in response to Zeeshan BaiG)Yes,the variables are coming null for WIN_API_ENVIRONMENT.READ_REGISTRY.When I run this form locally, 'Get_Application_Property(USERNAME);' is working. But when run the form from compiled version, its not working. Then,how to modify this code?
Can u plz provide me the solution?
3. Re: FRM-40734 Internal Error PL/SQL error occurredInoL Mar 15, 2010 5:49 PM (in response to user584056)What is your Forms version? This code can only be used in a Forms 6i client/server environment. You cannot do this in a web environment because you would be reading the server's registry.
If it is c/s, make sure the registry path exists on the PC where you run the form.
What do you mean by compiled as opposed to running locally? Even running it locally the form will first compile.
4. Re: FRM-40734 Internal Error PL/SQL error occurreduser584056 Mar 16, 2010 8:56 AM (in response to InoL)I have set regedit path for username,password and connect string. And I created d2kwutil_path and set the bin value.
We compile and run the form only. Here,login has done automatically. But when we double click the executable to run it again, its showing me an error message as 'Frm-40734 Internal error pl/sql occurred'.
What will be the problem in that?
5. Re: FRM-40734 Internal Error PL/SQL error occurredInoL Mar 16, 2010 12:47 PM (in response to user584056)Again, what is your Forms version?
And what do you mean by double clicking the executable? Forms doesn't have an executable, only a compiled fmx file. You can double click the fmx, but you have to make sure that the .fmx extension is linked to the correct executable to open it with (in this case Oracle Forms runtime).
6. Re: FRM-40734 Internal Error PL/SQL error occurreduser584056 Mar 22, 2010 9:08 AM (in response to InoL)Actually what I am trying to do in my form is, each time user is giving username,password,connect string to access the application.We are trying to ignore this.We are sending fmx only to execute this process.
So we set regedit
@ REG ADD HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ /v PU_PL /t REG_SZ /d AAIC_QC_p9_AAIC_PWD_CUST /f
@ REG ADD HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ /v PP_PL /t REG_SZ /d AAIC_QC_p9_AAIC_PWD_CUST /f
@ REG ADD HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ /v PC_PL /t REG_SZ /d 0193 /f
And I created D2KWUTIL60_path under oracle(in regedit) and set my bin path there.
Then in on-logon trigger, I called login procedure. In that we are having coding as,
PROCEDURE login IS
m_un VARCHAR2(80) := Get_Application_Property(USERNAME);
m_pw VARCHAR2(80) := Get_Application_Property(PASSWORD);
m_cs VARCHAR2(80) := Get_Application_Property(CONNECT_STRING);
m_reg_pw VARCHAR2(80) ;
M_DBUSER := RTRIM(LTRIM(m_un));
M_DBPASSWORD := RTRIM(LTRIM(m_pw));
M_DBCSTRING := RTRIM(LTRIM(m_cs));
IF m_pw IS NULL THEN
m_un := WIN_API_ENVIRONMENT.READ_REGISTRY('HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE','PU_'||M_DBUSER,TRUE);
m_pw := WIN_API_ENVIRONMENT.READ_REGISTRY('HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE','PP_'||M_DBUSER,TRUE);
m_cs := WIN_API_ENVIRONMENT.READ_REGISTRY('HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE','PC_'||M_DBUSER,TRUE);
IF m_cs IS NOT NULL THEN
I run this form and I connected with db successfully,without giving username and password.I compiled this form and I created fmx and sent to my desktop.I right click this and set start in as my bin path and target as D:\Forms6i\BIN\ifrun60.EXE userid=PL module=LOGINSCREEN_LAKS.fmx.
userid as AAIC_QC_p9_AAIC_PWD_CUST
password as AAIC_QC_p9_AAIC_PWD_CUST
connect string as 0193
But when I double click this icon, the coding is going into exception.Loop is gone into 'if loop' and executed exception section.
I think, I cleared u everything....
Can u plz provide me the solution now....
7. Re: FRM-40734 Internal Error PL/SQL error occurredInoL Mar 22, 2010 1:35 PM (in response to user584056)When you run your form from Forms Builder, you are actually already logged in. The form you are running takes the username and password from Forms Builder. So, you are not running this code:
m_pw is never NULL when you run from Forms Builder. Try it by making m_pw NULL just before the IF. My guess is that you get the same error now when running from Forms Builder.
IF m_pw IS NULL THEN begin m_un := WIN_API_ENVIRONMENT.READ_REGISTRY('HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE','PU_'||M_DBUSER,TRUE); ...
If you run the fmx file, the Form will go into the IF branche. So, it just cannot run WIN_API_ENVIRONMENT.READ_REGISTRY for some reason. Maybe you don't have access to the registry key, or the key is wrong. I don't use d2kwutil, so I cannot look further into it.


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I made a post in the late summer/early spring last year regarding Balisongs. Now, I cannot stop purchasing them. I have learned how to open them for defense and for doing maneuvers.
I purchased a video called "Mastering the Balisong Knife" by Michael Janich. It is rudimentary compared to what you can learn from folks like Vincent Dark, Helix and LoOsey. Fur.
I have now amassed about 43 knives with 14 Productions (mainly Benchmade), 14 Filipino handmade Balisongs and 14 customs. I have 4 customs that are coming.
I still look for more. I buy and sell them all the time.
In Florida, we can carry Balisongs as long as we have a concealed weapons license. Not many other states allow knives of this type or size.
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On January 24 2014, Chris Wade took a major step in his mixed martial arts career when he defeated Pat DeFranco to earn the Ring of Combat lightweight championship. Now, the New York native finds himself in a position to launch his career into the bigger mixed martial arts promotions if he can earn one more victory. On May 16 he's set to face off against undefeated prospect, Frankie Perez, in a battle that will catapult the winner to larger promotions within the sport. MMA Ratings writer, Raphael Garcia, had the opportunity to sit down with the current ROC 155 pound champion to discuss his career and where he is today in the fight game.
Raphael Garcia: How did you get started on your MMA journey?
Chris Wade: It's a little bit weird on how I got started. I've been wrestling my whole life; ever since the third grade. Then I started to take it seriously and made it to a division one program after high school. Even though I put in three years of college wrestling, thing's didn't work out as I planned. I went into coaching afterwords and was helping my father run a children's program. There I met Joe Panariello who I would have small talk with about mixed martial arts and the UFC. He invited me to try out kickboxing in his basement and I started hitting mitts. From there I was hooked.
RG: Do you have any big influences on your career?
CW: I'd start with Joe, he got me into it from the beginning. My high school wrestling coach, Joe Patrovich because I wouldn't be in the fight game at all right now without him. Greg DePasquale who is my Jiu Jitsu instructor and current UFC fighter, Ryan LaFlare who gives me a lot of help everyday.
RG: How would you best describe your style? Is there anyone that you draw parallels from?
CW: I don't want to get lumped into one style. Instead, I'd like to have an evolving, hybrid like style. I'm looking to emulate people who are successful in their game. I look towards fighters such as LaFlare and Dennis Bermudez for aspects to add to my arsenal. To me that is what embodies a successful fighter.
RG: What advantages do you think you have coming up in today's MMA industry?
CW: It can be a double-edged sword. I like the growth in popularity but that has made it more difficult for someone like me as a lightweight. It makes it harder to distinguish yourself. In the past you were able to get to the top level a little big quicker than you are today. It's great that the sport is growing and people can earn livings now; but it's still hard to get to the big stage at this point.
RG: What do regional promotions mean to fighters at your level?
CW: I think I'm fortunate to live where Lou [Neglia] puts on his shows. He's been a rock here for so many years. He's pulling guys from all over the East Coast. So many promotions are jokes, so it's a breath of fresh air to be in a regional promotion that takes things so seriously. They are looking to showcase, recruit and move guys up. He does the best job I've seen of that. I'm really grateful with promotions that are established like Ring of Combat. This area is no joke. Makes me proud that I come from this area.
RG: Let's talk about your appearance for the World Series of Fighting in 2013.
CW: My fight for World Series of Fighting was a catch weight. It was supposed to be at 155 pounds but was asked if it could be moved up to 161. At the time I wanted the extra exposure. I wanted to be on television and I thought taking the fight was the right step. Looking back on that, it was a huge mistake. Ozzy [Dugulubgov] was the most physical guy I've been in the cage with at this time. He was throwing bombs from the start. Not forcing him to make weight or passing on the fight when it was clear he couldn't was a real big mistake by me.
RG: Let's talk about the upcoming fight against Frankie Perez on May 16. What were your preliminary thoughts when the fight was announced?
CW: No real surprise for me there. We've been asking for a fight with Frankie for about the last three fights now. We've asked to fight him before because I want to fight the best guys to get noticed. I think he's a great fighter. He's won so many fights, so there really aren't any other options. The fight makes sense at this time.
RG: How do you think you shape up against Perez?
CW: I think I shape up great. I don't care who you are. There's a reason why this fight was turned down three or four times. Frankie's a grappler that likes to use his Jiu Jitsu to take guys' backs and choke them. A real premium, physical wrestling game puts that BJJ in check a little bit. Provided that I stay technical and don't get sloppy.
RG: Let's talk about some random Chris Wade facts to get to know you outside of fighting? What's your biggest interest outside of fighting?
CW: I'm in love with all types of sports. I'm always arguing with my girlfriend about turning on Sportscenter. I used to play baseball, soccer and hockey.
RG: Mets or Yankees, Giants or Jets and Knicks or Nets?
CW: Mets and Giants. I'm also a Knicks fan but I'm in hiding right now. I don't like what's going on there.
RG: Have you used the same walkout music for all your career – if so, why?
CW: I change my song every time cause I don't like superstitions at all. It might be the same artist, like Eminem, but I'll switch it up. When I fought for World Series of Fighting they sent me out to an awful Journey song and it just threw me. I tried to pick my own song, but they wouldn't let me because they were worried about profanity on television. They told me not to worry at all. But Ozzy walks out to "I Love Bad B******" (A.S.A.P Rocky) and I was like "What the heck is this?" "Don't stop believing," I think that's the song they sent me out to.
Chris Wade will defend his newly obtained lightweight championship against Frankie Perez at the planned Ring of Combat 48 which is set for May 16 at the Tropicana Resort and Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Chris Wade can be found across social media at Twitter/IG - CwadeMMA.


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Coming From Behind: A 16-2 run to open the second half erased a three-point halftime deficit en route to the 13-point win over Utah State. It marked the 11th time this season that Arizona has trailed at the half and the team is 8-3 in those games.
Clamping Down: After allowing Utah State to connect on 48 percent (12-of-25) of its first half field goal attempts, the Wildcats clamped down and limited the Aggies to just 26.7 percent (8-of-30) accuracy in the second half, its lowest FG percentage in a half this season. Utah State, who entered the game leading the nation with a team field goal percentage of 53.1 percent, shot just 36.4 percent (20-of-55) for the game, which was USU's second-worst effort of the season. It marked the 10th time that Arizona has held an opponent to less than 40 percent shooting this season. Counting three Pac-10 Tournament games, Arizona is limiting opponents to 39.7 percent shooting (95-of-239) from the field.
Elite Company: On the way to 17 points against Utah State, Salim Stoudamire passed a nice statistical milestone as he is just the fifth player in school history to score more than 1,900 career points. Entering Saturday's game, the 6-foot-1 guard has scored 1,904 points in 126 games played (15.1 ppg). He joins Sean Elliott (2,555 points, 1985-89), Bob Elliott (2,125, 1973-77), Jason Gardner (1,984, 1999-2003) and Khalid Reeves (1,925, 1990-94) as the only UA players to accomplish the feat.
Doubling Up: Channing Frye certainly made his presence felt with 17 points, 10 rebounds and five blocked shots on Thursday. For Frye, it was his team-leading seventh double-double of the season and the 28th of his career. Interestingly, Frye has shown the ability to rise to the occasion in the postseason, as he now has six double-doubles in nine career NCAA Tournament games, including five in his last six tourney appearances dating back to 2003.
Seventh Heaven: Sophomore Mustafa Shakur passed out seven assists in Thursday's win, improving the UA record to 13-3 this year when he passes out at least five assists.
Back At It: Chris Rodgers proved to be a nice spark off the bench as the junior notched 10 points in 13 minutes vs. Utah State. It was his seventh double-figure scoring effort of the year, and his first in eight games (Feb. 17). Since that 11-point effort vs. Oregon State on Feb. 17, Rodgers has only totaled 12 points in that span.
A Nice Debut: Freshman Jawann McClellan put forth a nice NCAA Tournament debut, tallying seven points on 3-of-6 shooting to go with five rebounds (three offensive) in 25 minutes without a turnover.


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by William Shakespeare
Analysis: Tough-o-Meter
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If you're new to Shakespeare, the language will take some getting used to. The good news is that the plot is pretty straightforward, so the storyline should be easy to follow.
One of the biggest favors you can do for yourself when reading this play (and this study guide) is to remember that "Caius Martius" and "Coriolanus" are the exact same character. Go to "What's Up With the Title" if you want to know what this is all about.


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Troy Edwards
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Height: 5-10 Weight: 191 lbs.
Born: April 7, 1977 in Shreveport, LA
High School: Huntington
College: Louisiana Tech (school history) (Edwards college stats)
Drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 1st round (13th overall) of the 1999 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 19 (5014th overall since 1950)
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Ashley Wagner had a lot to prove when she skated on the ice to start her Olympic figure skating short program. The controversial choice of being on Team USA was very much silenced by the way she held herself during her performance. Offering a clean skate and getting all the necessary elements in her program, there was little doubt people approved of her programs. According to the Sochi Olympics website on Wednesday on Wednesday Ashley's score was 65.21 and put her in medal contention.
While her step sequence was strong, her jumps looked solid and the twists seemed nearly perfect, the athlete was competing with some of the best in figure skating and her score reflecting the difference. Almost 10 points lower than Yuna Kim who offered an effortless performance earlier in the evening, Wagner will need to really shine on Thursday for the freestyle program.
Overall Ashely Wagner did what she needed to do to possibly get a medal. Offering a solid program, giving some amazing facial expressions and showing plenty of confidence, it appears the athlete can only hope that tomorrow she does even better to bring home a medal for America.
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Oct. 19, 2009
By Brett McWethy | Posted at 9:34 am on Friday, October 16, 2009
The fall sports season isn't even half-way completed yet, but yes folks, it's officially BASKETBALL SEASON! The Northern Illinois men's and women's hoops teams will begin preparing for their respective 2009-10 campaigns today, with each holding their first organized practice sessions. Stay tuned to NIUHuskies.com later today for season previews for both the men's and women's teams, in conjunction with the kick-off of the season.
By Brett McWethy | Posted at 9:29 am on Friday, October 16, 2009
Another great story by our buddy John Sahly of the DeKalb Daily Chronicle and HuskieWire.com. As he reveals in this feature, Me'co Brown and Chad Spann aren't just the workhorses of the Huskie offense -- they are also pretty successful practical jokers, and tend to "keep things loose" in the locker room both in the Yordon Center and on the road.
By Joe Summins | Posted at 10:09 am on Thursday, October 15, 2009
The U.S. Olympic Commitee will name Patrick Sandusky, former center and long snapper from the 1994 NIU football team, as its chief communications officer today. Sandusky is a veteran public relations professional who brings with him a wealth of experience and understanding in dealing with International Olympic Committee. Sandusky headed a team from the PR firm Hill & Knowlton that promoted London's successful bid for the 2012 Olympics and was the chief communications officer for the Chicago 2016 Olympic bid.
Philip Hersh of the Chicago Tribune breaks down the hire in his story in today's paper and belives Sandusky's hire is a step in the right direction for the USOC.
By Brett McWethy | Posted at 9:24 am on Thursday, October 15, 2009
As John Sahly of the DeKalb Daily Chronicle and HuskieWire.com points out in Thursday's feature advance, history isn't on the side of the Huskies heading into Saturday's tilt at the Glass Bowl in Toledo. As head coach Jerry Kill relays, however, history isn't what the Huskies are focused on in this MAC-West battle.
By Brett McWethy | Posted at 9:16 am on Thursday, October 15, 2009
Graham Watson of ESPN.com posted her picks for the upcoming week, and slotted the Huskies to defeat host Toledo, 35-17, Saturday at the Glass Bowl. Also in advance of the game, the Toledo media had some nice coverage. The Independent Collegian provided this scouting report of NIU, while Jason Black had this examination of the health of Toledo's starting quarterback, Aaron Opelt.
By Brett McWethy | Posted at 9:12 am on Thursday, October 15, 2009
Officials at the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl (formerly the Motor City Bowl) expect to know by the end of the week if the game will reach an agreement with the Big Ten or the Big East Conference to play a Mid-American Conference school, the Associated Press reports.
By Joe Summins | Posted at 6:22 pm on Wednesday, October 14, 2009
People like to compare scores. Toledo lost the season opener at Purdue, 52-36, while two weeks later, Northern Illinois traveled down to West Lafayette and knocked off the Boilermakers 28-21. Before the bye week, the Huskies handed Western Michigan a 38-3 loss. Western Michigan then went to Toledo and beat the Rockets, 58-26 Saturday. So that means because NIU beat teams that Toledo lost to, the Huskies will beat Toledo right? Don't try telling that to NIU head coach Jerry Kill and the Huskies."I don't pay attention to the scores," Kill said. "Western Michigan is a pretty good team. When we played them, we got off to a quick start, things went our way and we got them out of their game plan. That's basically the same thing Western did to Toledo. I think our older kids understand that in the MAC you just don't know what's going to happen. You have to take them one week at a time."NIU's quarterback Chandler Harnish agrees that the outcome of one game has absolutely nothing to do with the outcome of another, but recognizes it is hard for younger players to make the distinction."That's one thing that's difficult because we do have a young team and guys like to look at scores," Harnish said. "You can't do that. They're [Toledo] going to be mad at their loss last week. They're going to be ready to play and we expect it to be a great game."
Toledo leads the Mid-American Conference in total offense, averaging 470 yards, and is third in the league in scoring offense putting up 31.5 points a game. The Huskies enter Saturday's contest with the No. 4 defense in the MAC and the No. 2 scoring defense in the conference, holding their opponents to 343.8 yards and 18.6 points a game.
The Huskies have had their struggles at Toledo as the Rockets have won 17 of the 19 meetings in the Glass Bowl. The last NIU victory at Toledo, a 35-17 triumph, came in 2005. Just as Kill and the Huskies don't compare scores, they put even less stock in past performances."I haven't played at Toledo," Kill said. "I talked to coach Novak a bit, and heard it's a tough place to play. The bigger deal you make out of all those things, it becomes a big deal. I just don't make a big deal about it. We have to line up and go play. You have to give Toledo credit. They've been pretty good over the years and they've beaten a lot of people at home. They have a good football team.""Toledo has been good in the past, and they've had our number," Harnish said. "I feel that this is a new team, new players. We're young. We don't look at that kind of stuff. We just go out there and play. Coach Kill doesn't allow us to look back at history like that."
By Joe Summins | Posted at 9:42 am on Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Tuesday NIU head coach Jerry Kill held his weekly press conference and NIUHuskies.com had it covered. Kill was joined by quarterback Chandler Harnish, wide receiver Nathan Palmer and safety Tracy Wilson. A transcript of the presser is online now, while the video is available through Huskies All-Access.
By Joe Summins | Posted at 9:26 am on Wednesday, October 14, 2009
It's no secret that NIU has had a tough time winning at Toledo. Head coach Jerry Kill and the Huskies aren't concerned about the past, they're focused on the future as John Sahly writes in his story in the Daily Chronicle today.
By Brett McWethy | Posted at 8:19 pm on Tuesday, October 13, 2009
As part of a nationwide initiative, the Northern Illinois athletics department will be participating in the "Dig Pink" campaign at the Huskie volleyball match on October 24. Read about the festivities right here.
By Zach Peters | Posted at 10:37 am on Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Volleyball has provided NIU senior outside hitter Meagan Schoenrock a lifetime of memories and has been a constant in her life for a very long time. However, even though she is still in the midst of her final season as a Huskie, the Sylvania, Ohio native knows that she can only play volleyball for so long as she talked about life after volleyball with the Northern Star's Jackie Thyfault yesterday.
By Joe Summins | Posted at 9:55 am on Tuesday, October 13, 2009
This is a key week for several teams in the MAC West including Northern Illinois as John Sahly points out in his MAC Notebook today. While the Huskies take on Toledo (6 p.m. CST) Saturday, Central Michigan and Western Michigan collide in Kalamazoo. Both Toledo and Western already have a divisional loss. Sahly also talks about Toledo quarterback Aaron Opelt, who is expected to play Saturday after injuring his shoulder Saturday against Western Michigan.
By Joe Summins | Posted at 9:39 am on Tuesday, October 13, 2009
NIU quarterback Chandler Harnish spent an hour fielding questions from fans, friends and family members during a live chat yesterday afternoon on NIUHuskies.com. Harnish talked about everything from the Huskies win over Western Michigan to the upcoming game with Toledo, his game and some of his teammates that have stepped up their game this season. In case you missed it, here's the chat in it's entirety.
By Zach Peters | Posted at 11:25 am on Monday, October 12, 2009
The Black Team beat and tied the Red Team this weekend in the third and fourth games of NIU baseball's annual Red/Black Series to put the series in a winner-takes-all situation for Game Five --- almost --- as Red now leads the series over Black 2-1-1.Red Team junior starting pitcher Zach Oates struck out four of the six batters he faced on Saturday. The 1-0 lead Oates left with vanished when Black Team junior outfielder Cory Krupp smashed a bases-clearing triple in the top of the third. Freshman Ben Etcheverry responded with a two-run double of his own in Red's half of the fourth. The teams traded runs until sophomore Brandon House put away the 12-10 Black win with his sixth inning two-run single and seventh inning two-run homer.After Saturday's high-scoring affair, both teams manufactured three runs apiece in Sunday's tie game. Senior Jordin Hood singled in a run in the top of the first to give Red a quick 1-0 lead. Junior Tom Kotis and Krupp hit back-to-back doubles for Black in the third to tie the game,1-1. Hood and sophomore Jake Hermsen came around to score for Red in the top of the fourth to establish a 3-1 lead. Junior Kevin Smith drove in sophomore Troy White in the bottom of that frame to cut into the Red lead, and Krupp's game-tying sac-fly in the bottom of the seventh ended the game in a rare tie due to both teams running out of pitching arms.For a little commentary on the series and a sneak peak of the upcoming season, be sure to read Jimmy Johnson's article in the Northern Star today. The final contest of the five-game series is set for Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. (CDT) at Ralph McKinzie Field.
By Brett McWethy | Posted at 10:42 am on Monday, October 12, 2009
This year for Halloween, Northern Illinois fans won't have to go door-to-door for their favorite candies. Instead, they can "trick-or-treat" at the Convocation Center with some of their favorite student-athletes at the "Huskie Halloween Bash."
By Russell Houghtaling | Posted at 10:32 am on Monday, October 12, 2009
There's no changing the NIU football team's loss to Idaho a few weeks back. But a retrospective with some new facts may be in order. Some called the loss "forgettable," a "buzzkill," and "drastically wrong," but considering Idaho is now 5-1, one game away from bowl-eligibility, and receiving votes in the AP Top-25, the result doesn't look so bad.Idaho's 2-0 conference record has it sitting pretty in first place in the WAC (above 1-0 Boise State). The Vandals' remaining schedule sees six teams with sub-.500 records. Excluding the No. 5 Broncos, Idaho's opponents holds a 9-16 combined record.This of course is not to say the Vandals are going to win five more games, or that they'll even win one more game. But going into that Idaho-NIU match-up, I couldn't find five people that thought Idaho would get five wins this season. So... go Vandals?
(P.S. the combined record of the opponents in NIU's two losses is now 10-2, 5-1 for Idaho and 5-1 for Wisconsin)
By Joe Summins | Posted at 2:24 pm on Friday, October 9, 2009
Did you ever want to know how it feels to throw a 30-yard touchdown pass with a linebacker in your face? Or what it's like to elude the blitz and run for 25 yards? Maybe you just want to know how today's student-athletes balance class work and practice. Here's a perfect chance to get those questions and so many more answered. NIU quarterback Chandler Harnish will be conducting a live chat today at 4 p.m. You can send in your questions now if you won't be able to join the live chat.
By Brett McWethy | Posted at 9:29 am on Monday, October 12, 2009
It seems like a long time since the Huskies last played a football game, when NIU posted a 38-3 win over Western Michigan on homecoming. The Broncos visited Toledo Saturday, whom the Huskies will face this Saturday at the Glass Bowl. The Toledo Blade offered this description of the game, which WMU won, 58-26.
By Brett McWethy | Posted at 9:33 am on Monday, October 12, 2009
The Northern Illinois volleyball team moved into a tie for second-place in the Mid-American Conference West Division with two huge five-set wins over the weekend, defeating both Central Michigan and Eastern Michigan at Victor E. Court. The Huskies are currently tied with CMU and Ball State, and trail unbeaten Western Michigan by three matches in the MAC-West.
By Brett McWethy | Posted at 9:45 am on Monday, October 12, 2009
The Northern Illinois men's soccer team sent its seniors off in style Sunday afternoon, posting a 1-0 win over Buffalo at the NIU Soccer & Track and Field Complex. Next up for the Huskies: a date with host, and No. 1 Akron, next Saturday.
HUSKIE WIRE Q&A WITH Tracy Wilson
By Brett McWethy | Posted at 9:24 am on Monday, October 12, 2009
By Zach Peters | Posted at 4:32 pm on Thursday, October 8, 2009
Tickets are now on sale for the 2009 NIU Hall of Fame Banquet that is on Friday, October 30 at the Duke Ellington Ballroom located in NIU's Holmes Student Center. For more info on the historic event and to order tickets, click here.
By Russell Houghtaling | Posted at 9:58 am on Monday, October 12, 2009


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The Great Barrier Reef – our planet's largest living structure and a hugely diverse ecosystem stretching thousands of miles – is about to get dumped on, literally. According to The Associated Press on Friday, upwards of three million cubic meters of dredge spoil will be dumped on the fragile reef that borders the Queensland coast.
The sand and clay dredge will be removed from the sea floor as part of a major port expansion of Abbot Point – a coal port in northern Queensland. The massive dredging operation will make room for ships entering and exiting the port.
Final approval for the dump came from the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, who enforced at least 47 "strict conditions." The proposal was also approved by Federal Environment Minister Greg Hunt last month. Despite the stringent oversight, environmental groups such as Greenpeace are decrying the decision, which they say endangers the famed ecosystem.
A statement released by Dr. Russell Reichelt, Authority Chairman of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, said the proposal followed protocols that limit development of ports that are near the Barrier Reef.
"As a deepwater port that has been in operation for nearly 30 years, Abbot Point is better placed than other ports along the Great Barrier Reef coastline to undertake expansion as the capital and maintenance dredging required will be significantly less than what would be required in other areas," Reichelt said. "It's important to note the seafloor of the approved disposal area consists of sand, silt and clay and does not contain coral reefs or seagrass beds."
Despite assurances, the plan has attracted widespread criticism. International conservation group World Wildlife spokesman Richard Leck said the approval from the marine park authority marked a "sad day for the reef and anyone who cares about its future."
Greenpeace also weighed in with their condemnation.
"This go-ahead for dumping is one more body blow for the Reef which further threatens marine life, its World Heritage status and Australia's tourism and fishing industries," Greenpeace Reef Campaigner Louise Matthiesson said on the group's website.
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Today, they%26rsquo;re ephemeral by nature, seemingly designed with an expiration date only as far off as the coinciding property%26rsquo;s DVD release date.
Above: If you think we%26rsquo;ll ever recollect this way on Ice Age and Open Season, you%26rsquo;re far too cynical, Mister
Disney games, however, make for a far more fascinating retrospective. Good or bad, these are titles featuring the most beloved characters of all time, and their popularity spans across multiple mediums, cultures and generations! Whether you want to admit it or not, you - yes, you! - share some history with them.
Above:Clickto enter Wallpaper City!
Hell, you%26rsquo;ve probably even loved them at some point, which makes these games all the more bizarre. After all, check out any auction site and you%26rsquo;ll find no shortage of sweaty Disneyana fans tripping over themselves to own any and all memorabilia loosely affixed to these animated icons%26hellip; all except for these poorly aged artifacts we%26rsquo;ve seen fit to flush into obscurity. Hey, they can%26rsquo;t all be DuckTales and Kingdom Hearts!
You know the ones. Those films that get rereleased every decade and are received just as warmly as the day they premiered in theaters. Although, we did have to exclude Winnie the Pooh from all categories, since he%26rsquo;s starred in more %26ldquo;games%26rdquo; than Sonic and Mario combined.
Yet another Virgin Interactive title exquisitely put in motion by the Disney Feature animators. Seriously, look at that damn title screen!
Virgin found huge success with Aladdin on Genesis, but by the time it snagged the Disney license away from Capcom and began utilizing it, well%26hellip; most of us were busy investing in the PlayStation generation.
Above: Gameplay adhered to the events of the film, if that means anything to you
Pinocchio%26rsquo;s got numerous game types: platforming, a dance minigame in Stromboli%26rsquo;s stage, and what would a post-Donkey Kong Country sidescroller be without a mine cart level?! Hell, you could even play as your conscience! Of course, it doesn%26rsquo;t hold up that well, mostly due to Pinocchio%26rsquo;s complete lack of offensive abilities. Even Mickey got to throw marbles, dammit!
Jungle Book
Above: At the end of each level, Baloo would threaten to leave and start his own cargo business
Your goal was to guide Man Cub Mowgli back to his village while collecting gems, swinging on vines and showing a complete lack of respect for the work of Rudyard Kipling. Actually, that distinction belongs to the next game:
Jungle Book Rhythm n%26rsquo; Groove
This is exactly what it looks like: Bust-A-Groove for babies, and the less said about it the better. However, we would be remiss in our Games Journalization if we didn%26rsquo;t show you the exclusive unlockable video: Mambo #5%26rsquo;s Lou Bega doing an incredibly dignified cover of King Louie%26rsquo;s %26ldquo;I Wanna Be Like You%26rdquo;!
Above: %26ldquo;If only I%26rsquo;d finished that 6th Mambo%26rdquo;


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Darn, I knew I couldn't trust those pesky scientists.... Or maybe it's April 1?
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced a set of proposals under consideration to limit payday lending. Critics warn its approaches would leave loopholes.
Don't tell Rob Lowe, but the FTC says DirecTV deceived customers over contracts, prices that would change in the second year, and cancellation fees..
Consumers should benefit from changes forced on Experian, Equifax and TransUnion. But the Big Three will never win any love from consumers who deal with them by force, not choice.


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By David Stewart White
It's been royal party time in London for the past three years: a royal wedding in 2011, a royal diamond jubilee in 2012, and now in 2013 the city celebrates a royal baby. Somewhere in the middle, London also managed to host the Summer Olympics.
London residents and lucky visitors will have no problem finding the city's official royal baby celebrations—they need only follow the sounds of canon fire to historic Green Park just across the street from Buckingham Palace.
In any significant British royal or national milestone, crowds gather around the nearby Victoria Monument. The announcement of the birth of a future king or queen is no exception. A 41-gun salute from Green Park marks this historic event. If tradition holds, the royal birth proclamation is brought from St. Mary's Hospital, north of Hyde Park, and displayed on an easel behind the gates of Buckingham Palace.
That's the dignified and official royal birth announcement; a more raucous celebration ensues in London's pubs and bars.
For more of "royal London" tourists can visit Buckingham Palace, starting on July 27 and continuing through September. Kensington Palace—where William, Kate, and the new baby will live—is also a popular sight open to the public. The Museum of London features a special royal baby exhibit, open through September.


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Professional, executive and administrative employees are exempt from overtime, as are approximately 20 other classifications of workers. The exemptions can be found in M.G.L. c. 151, s. 1A. If you have questions about whether overtime applies to a specific job, and have reviewed these exemptions, please contact the Regional Office nearest you. The exemptions under federal law are different. Please contact the U.S. Department of Labor with questions about federal law.


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Apple will use flexible OLED displays for iWatch. Now testing 1.3", 1.4" and 1.5" prototypes
Ever since WSJ report back February, there's little doubt that Apple is working on some kind of smart watch type wearable device.
There's been a lot of iWatch rumors and speculation since then, and even some patents from Apple's R&D labs, proving that they are indeed doing something.
And here's another set of rumors, coming from Korea this time. According to Chosun Ilbo, Apple has decided to use flexible OLED displays for its iWatch. And it is now testing the smart watch prototypes with 3 different display sizes – 1.3", 1.4" and 1.5".
According to one of Chosun Ilbo sources, "A prototype of the 1.5-inch has already been made". Though the actual release date is still unknown.
If those rumors are true, Apple's smart watch sounds much more like a Pebble kind design, than anything even remotely resembling Samsung Galaxy Gear. And when the iWatch is finally unveiled, it will probably have Samsung scrapping their current Galaxy Gear plans again, rapidly following with their own small and thin Gear x. With all the current Gear app makers re-coding their apps for the new kind of Samsung watch.
And one final thought. I wonder who will be the supplier of flexible OLED displays for iWatch?
After all their history with Galaxy smartphones, I very much doubt Apple wants to share their new category device plans with Samsung. The specs for iWatch display would simply give up too much information about it. That only leaves LG as a potential supplier with advanced enough flexible OLED mass production capabilities.
Are LG's still very low flexible OLED production yields the main reason holding back the announcement of iWatch?


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the day before, i had the pleasure of a mom's day out in san francisco, where three friends and i visited the SFMOMA gertrude stein exhibit and treated ourselves to lunch at cafe gratitude and crazy flavored ice creams at humphry slocombe. mmm… i digress (as ice cream makes me do.) while at the museum, i picked up a matisse post card to bring back to N since she couldn't be with me that day. (i'll be bringing her back to the exhibit this summer, for sure! she'd love all the matisse, picasso, cézanne, etc.)
N said she was "so inspired by the postcard of the lady" so she wanted to paint portraits "with weird colors, like matisse did." she asked me to be her first model. i had to sit still on a chair in our backyard while she painted me, with "weird colors."
next, my pj-clad husband was asked to sit for his portrait. and he (and his coffee) happily obliged.
i love how focused she was when painting these pieces…
next, the artist asked to be the model – and she wanted me to paint her portrait. whenever i make art alongside my daughter, i do so in her "artistic handwriting," so to speak, as a way of communicating that i am witnessing and supporting her. this also gently thwarts a child's natural tendency to compare. (to read more on these ideas, visit a blog i wrote on how to talk to your children about art.)
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Schläpfer, Felix; Bräuer, Ingo (2007). Theoretical incentive properties of contingent valuation questions: Do they matter in the field? Ecological Economics, 62(3-4):451-460.
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Release Date: 2013-05-24 (Limited)
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Jatts In Golmaal portrays the story of the protagonist (Arya Babbar) wanting to go to Canada by hook or crook and all the confusion and comedy of errors that evolves during his journey. Binnu Dhillon is a don with a heart problem. The doctor recommends him to get a new heart transplant. Binnu Dhillon starts his search for a new heart but is unable to find any healthy donor in his gang. Each and every goon working for him has some sort of a drinking or drug abuse problem. Aarya Babbar, on the other hand is in the need of money to go to Canada. He is a simpleton and somewhat dumb and therefore agrees to sell his heart to Binnu Dhillon without even realizing that it will simply kill him. Jatts in Golmaal is nothing but a very funny portrayal of this Golmaal where Binnu is behind Aarya's heart and Aarya's uncle (Jaswinder Bhalla) and his friend Gurpreet Ghuggi, is trying to save his heart.
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AMHERST, Mass. - Against No. 3-ranked UConn, the UMass field hockey team battled through a back-and-forth contest with the Huskies before falling, 2-0 at Garber Field on Wednesday evening. Senior midfielder Kim Young and freshman midfielder Brooke Sabia led UMass' offense - combining for nine of the team's 15 attempts - while seven different Minutewomen totaled at least one shot.
After more than 30 minutes of even play to open the contest - with each team earning momentum and controlling the run of play at times - the Huskies broke the scoreless tie in the 32nd minute on a penalty stroke. During a UConn corner attempt, the UMass post defender was whistled for making contact with the ball behind freshman goalkeeper Sam Carlino, resulting in an automatic penalty stroke. Alicia Angelini converted on the attempt with a shot into the right-center of the cage, away from the diving Carlino, to push the Huskies into the lead.
With just more than nine minutes remaining, UConn doubled its lead when Erin Koonz redirected a pass into the circle to Marie Elena Bolles on the right post of the UMass cage, with Bolles tipping the play in for the 2-0 lead.
UMass outshot the Huskies, 15-10; however, UConn added more on-target attempts, 10-8. Penalty corners also favored the Huskies, 7-6 while total saves were even at 8-8. Sarah Mansfield tallied all eight saves for UConn while Carlino answered with six stops for the Minutewomen. UMass defenders Hannah Prince and Lauren Allymohamed each blocked one shot in front of the cage to secure defensive saves.
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Oftentimes, stronger contractions, such as those that occur in a mass movement, will occur when the residue is in the transverse colon, the descending colon, or the sigmoid colon. These contractions may occur one to three times per day, last about fifteen minutes, and push the residue through the colon faster.
This process creates waste matter called feces, which is forced into the rectum by contractions that occur in the transverse colon and the descending colon. Each segment of the haustra in these areas of the colon contracts, which forces the feces toward the sigmoid colon. The contractions become more intense for 30 seconds. They subside for 2 minutes because the haustra relaxes, and then the cycle starts again
Eventually, the feces reach the sigmoid colon. There is a high-pressure area where the sigmoid colon meets the rectum that acts like a sphincter muscle to prevent too much feces from arriving into the rectum at once. This sphincter can either inhibit feces from going into the rectum or allow feces to enter the rectum. If the sphincter is inhibited, more feces will enter the rectum. However, if the sphincter is stimulated, feces will not be allowed to enter the rectum. Thus, the sphincter acts like a bottleneck and prevents too much feces from going into the rectum at once. If the rectum contracts, it causes a reflex that prevents feces from going into it.Last Updated: Saturday, July 16, 2011


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The U.S. Coast Guard issued its seventh update tonight regarding the cleanup in the Port of Houston/Galveston following the barge collision on the 22nd.
They have authorized limited marine traffic in the safety zone for commercial ship traffic, as of today, Tuesday.
What the Guard has coined the "Port Coordination Team" is prioritizing which ships can transit through the channel in which order.
"Barges are being allowed to transit through the Houston Ship Channel and on the Intracoastal Waterway, after assessment teams deemed the channel clear," the Guard said tonight in their press release.
Cleanup efforts focused heavily on the sensitive lagoon area of East Beach today. Other areas where significant amounts of oil were recovered include Big Reef, Pelican Island and the Texas City Dike, the Guard said.
Weather conditions in the Port of Houston/Galveston pushed oil 12 miles out into the Gulf, and into a southwesterly direction along the coast. The Unified Command has begun preparations to prevent potential environmental impact in the Matagorda area, since inclement weather tomorrow may push some of the contaminant to the shore, the Guard said.
Response personnel, wildlife resources and protective equipment are being deployed, according to a contingency plan for the area. Air monitoring continues, the Guard says, "although readings have consistently shown no reason for health concerns".
A vessel decontamination plan has been formulated to assist vessels that may have been impacted by oil.
Experts from U.S. Fish and Wildlife and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department are responding with rehabilitation, husbandry and stabilization trailers staged along the Texas City Dike, Bolivar Peninsula and the Phoenix Pollution Control Facility, the Guard reports.
The public can call 1-888-384-2000 or e-mail email@example.com if they find or observe oiled wildlife
To date, 18.9 miles of total nonconsecutive shoreline has been impacted; 175,098 gallons of oily water recovered; 1,799 bags of solid waste recovered; 18,480 gallons of oil evaporated; 69,268 feet of containment boom deployed; 253,300 feet of containment boom staged; 5,400 feet of additional containment boom ordered; 70 response vessels assigned; 940 personnel involved on or around the scene; and 324 personnel working at Incident Command.
For those interested in volunteering, a list is being developed. Please call (713)-435-1562 for more information.
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I am 5 foot tall and wore 5 inch heels with the dress. The dress was shortened for my height in heels. The dress was purchased in size 2, but was altered to fit my body to size 0. The dress has a corset closure which allows for flexibility in the waist and hip areas. I also had cups added to the bust area and still wore a strapless bra for added cleavage. I had the train shortened a bit so it would bustle better. Loops were added for a balloon bustle.
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