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Iowa volleyball fans will be able to follow senior Becky Walters, juniors Megan Eskew and Mallory Husz, and freshman Rachael Bedell as they blog about the 2010 season . All four student-athletes will discuss things like upcoming matches, road trips and what it's like being a student-athlete at the University of Iowa.
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To my Mom-Deb, Dad-Kory, and Brother-Nick: I couldn't have done any of this without you. You've been the first people I come to with struggles and triumph - and I know I can always count on you no matter what. I could write a book and still not explain all of my appreciation. I LOVE YOU!
To my Best Friends- My teammates: I have never been a part of something so special in my life. I cherish every moment I get to spend with all of you and I wouldn't in a million years pick a different group of girls to spend every waking hour with. You are all so beautiful inside and out - and I can honestly say - I found my lifetime friends!
To the FANS!!! WOW...you guys are the BEST! You have stuck with us through our ups and downs and I cannot thank you enough. Running out of the tunnel for each game to see the thousands of Hawkeye fans cheering us on gives me goosebumps! You truly make us all feel like superstars and I hold a special place in my heart for you!! We couldn't have made it through the season without you. I've said it forever and I'll say it again...HAWKEYE FANS ARE THE BEST FANS IN THE WORLD!
To Dan, Travis, and Amber...Thank you for fixing my 1,000 aches and pains, and for all of the ibuprofen before matches! You are AMAZING!
Last but not least - to Sharon, Ben, Jason, Angie & Curt: Thank you-Thank you-Thank you for the continuous encouragement through my hard times. You've made my last season UNFORGETTABLE! (oh yeah, and thanks for the minimal 20-balls and china drills).
GO HAWKS!!!! Becky #10
Coach Boldt gave us a pep talk after our losses this week, and hit home with what we all have been thinking. We have been close a lot, however close doesn't convert into wins; we are ready for some wins. We have had some tough times lately, but we are staying positive. We had a good meeting as a team with the coaches, and we are starting off new. As Coach Dingman said, we finished season 2010, we are now onto season 2010.5 and we are leaving the past in the past. The team took two days off and came back refreshed for the first season of 2010.5 for three practices before we head out to play Indiana and Purdue. We are on to a new beginning and are going to enjoy and have fun, especially because with fun comes wins!
We are so appreciative of ya'lls support and hope that you keep on cheering on the Hawkeyes. HERE WE GO HAWKS!!
This past weekend, we were back on our home court to play in front on the best fans in the nation. We fought a hard match against Wisconsin, but were unable to execute in the end and fell in five sets. We walked out of the locker room Friday night with heads held high, however, and ready to face No. 6 Illinois. Again, a good performance came from the Hawkeyes but again a lack of execution in the end. As Coach Dingman told us in the locker room after the match, the way we learn to execute in the end is by putting ourselves in the position to compete in the end. Although no wins were accumulated, we proved to ourselves that we can compete with anyone in the Big Ten whether ranked or not and learned another lesson to carry forward into second half of the Big Ten schedule.
On that note, we are very excited for our next opportunity to compete on national television at Minnesota on Wednesday evening. Tune into the Big Ten Network to watch us take on the Gophers at 6 p.m. Thanks again to all our fans for your support. GO HAWKS!
This has been an extremely busy week for students with midterms and project deadlines drawing near. Tiffany Nilges had FIVE exams this week! It's amazing how student-athletes are able to balance their time in order to get things accomplished. Even though we are so pressed for time, we still found time to go cheer on our fellow student-athletes!
On Sunday, my teammates and I all gathered after practice and went to watch the Iowa Field Hockey team play Michigan. It was so much fun! Although we had little idea what was going on....we were STILL the loudest fans there, and enjoyed every minute of it! - and we are happy to say that we are slowly learning more about the game of field hockey :)
On behalf of my team and I, we would like to graciously thank you for your continual loving support throughout the first part of this season! GO HAWKS!
This week in practice we have really been working on two things, our blocking and our serving. We are clearly not the most powerful team in the Big Ten, but we are striving to be the most athletic. If we can perfect the little things, like getting a solid block on defense, we can help out our back row tremendously. Also, with serving hard, it makes it harder for the opponent to get a perfect pass and be in system. We plan on being able to compete with the other teams, and when there are long rallies we will win them by being the more athletic and conditioned team. So, we can definitely stay positive after this weekend. After all, with loss comes learning.
On behalf of the rest of the team I would like to thank you all again for your continued support. We would not be where we are today without the loyal support from our fans! We would like all of you to come out this weekend to Carver to watch us take on Indiana Friday night and Purdue Sunday afternoon! By ourselves we are only a team, but with our fans we feel more like a huge family :)
We started our week of practice by meeting in the locker room to reevaluate team goals and expectations as we approach the beginning of conference play this weekend. Competition in the Big Ten is fierce, and we came into practice this week fired up for the opportunities that come with conference play.
We depart tonight for our Big Ten opener at Michigan. The freshmen will not only have their first experience playing in the Big Ten but also their first of many charter flights. Flying is one of my favorite aspects of road trips, so I have to make sure and get a window seat! Players and coaches alike are eager for this weekend. We make great memories and experience many laughs off the court when we are all together, but on the court we will be down to business. We will have a tough weekend ahead, full of great volleyball. After playing Michigan Friday night, we will head to East Lansing, MI to take on the Michigan State Spartans on Saturday night!
We are in store for a very exciting weekend, and every time we are able to step on the court in an Iowa jersey is a great opportunity to show teams what Iowa Volleyball can do! The fans are what make this all possible, so to wrap this up I just want to thank to all the Hawkeye fans for your continued support! GO HAWKS!!
In our opening match versus Wake Forest we came in flat and went down 0-2 heading into the intermission. After coming out hard and with more energy than before we were able to take a game off of Wake Forest before falling in the fourth set. After the game, we decided as a whole that losing that game was a good lesson; however it was one that we weren't eager to learn again. After getting some food while scouting the next day's competition, we headed back to the hotel for a good night's rest.
The next morning we had another early start with two matches against Creighton and St. Louis. Both were rough games, but the battling was the best part! Two five-set victories in one day was a beating, but that's what makes us stronger! So after a doubleheader sweep to earn the tournament championship, we hit the road again to come back home.
The weekend was full of a lot of food, some pretty great pre-game dance parties, quality naps during the few hours of free time, and amazing team bonding. My first trip on the road with the Hawkeyes was better than I could have ever imagined! As much as the road trips are a blast, nothing beats playing at home, because there is nothing greater than the Hawkeye fans in Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Here we go HAWKS!
On Saturday night we battled the Salukis to five games. Again, we started a little too relaxed and they won the first two games. We made a few changes on the court and we decided we were not going down without a fight. We battled back two games, and finished the Saluki's off in the fifth game, 17-15. We couldn't have done it without our loyal Hawkeye fans right behind us. The crowd was UNBELIEVABLE! On Sunday we defeated Green Bay, 3-0, to capture Hawkeye Challenge tournament championship. What a weekend! I must say it was easier to start school Monday knowing we are undefeated.
We hit practice hard on Tuesday, and continue to approach each day with the NCAA tournament in our minds. We leave Thursday afternoon and jump on the bus to go to the St. Louis Active Ankle Challenge for a four team tournament, including Wake Forest, Creighton, and St. Louis. The freshmen are anxiously awaiting their first road trip as Hawkeyes, and the team and coaches are all excited to have our first voyage as such a special group.
School and homework has picked up for a lot of us, and I'm sure the bus ride there and back will be a quiet one with a lot of studying. It can be challenging missing classes for travel and keeping up with the material but we have all prioritized and found ways to continue our achievement in the classroom! Thanks to all the Hawkeye fans for your commitment and unsurpassed support! We sincerely and humbly appreciate your efforts to help us achieve greatness! On Iowa, GO HAWKS!!
Our first match is going tonight against Alabama, and we couldn't be more excited to play them. The morale on the team is great and we are all super positive. We are a new team from last year and like always we expect great things! We would love it if all of our fans would come out to watch and support us. We will be all signing autographs after the game
As everyone knows, classes have started this week and we are adjusting to a new practice time than we have had in past years. The first day took some getting used to but we all looked great from there on out! It can be tough juggling classes and volleyball commitments, especially for incoming freshman. I'm proud to say that our stellar freshman class has been adapting great to the increased workload and the veterans are also doing well.
I am really excited about this season; I know that great things are bound to happen with this special group of girls. Again, we are all so thankful for the support we get from our fans, and we hope you can come cheer us on to some victories this weekend!


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I partitioned my hard drive into three partitions of various sizes. Then I installed Windows 7 Ultimate and went through the standard series software installations and updates. I used the Windows 7 disk imaging utility once I had everything the way I want it. Then I realized I had installed Windows it on the wrong partition!!! The partition I installed it on was too small and I have run out of space.
Can I somehow use the imaging utility to avoid spending all that time installing/updating and yet end up with a bigger partition?

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Caroline Young
Dec. 13, 2012
LEXINGTON, Ky. (SMU) - Caroline Young earned American Volleyball Coaches' Association All-America honorable mention, association officials announced. The sophomore is one of eight players from five teams in Conference USA, and one of two sophomores in the league, to earn All-America accolades.
The Brenham, Texas native finished the season tied for 12th in the NCAA with 51 aces, and was just outside the top 100 in the country in points per set, averaging 4.12 points per set. Young led the Mustangs and finished ninth in Conference USA with 3.39 kills per set, scoring 397 kills, which is sixth in the league.
Young had at least 20 kills in seven matches, including a career-high 26 in a 3-1 win at UCF, the first of a four-match win streak for the Mustangs. She also had 23 kills and a career-high 18 digs against Army for her first double-double. She finished the season with 125 digs and 63 blocks as a right side attacker, and was twice named C-USA Offensive Player of the Week.
A first team All-Conference USA and All-Midwest Region selection, Young is the second player in program history to earn All-American status. Dana Powell was a two-time All-America honorable mention in 2009 and 2010.


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It used an active radar to track naval vessels from space in darkness and all weather.
The RLS was an element in the integrated Soviet weapons system devoted to destruction of the US Navy's surface and submarine forces. The system used space-based platforms to obtain the location of enemy forces at sea. This targeting information was provided to aircraft, surface vessels, and submarines and fed into anti-ship missiles that would attack the US forces from over the horizon. The US-A had a complex development history, with three chief designers overseeing its development. It was conceived and designed by Chelomei in 1959-1964; redesigned and flight tested by Savin in 1965-1969; and finally completed and put into service by KB Arsenal from 1969 on. The nuclear reactor aboard the US-A crashed to earth several times, causing international incidents. Furthermore the RLS had the lowest reliability and most quality problems of any Soviet space system. Nevertheless the system eventually allowed the Soviet Union to continuously monitor naval traffic throughout the oceans of the world.
The spacecraft was equipped with two side-looking radar antenna structures, guaranteeing the capability of locating naval targets in all weather, day or night, including those maintaining radio silence. The spacecraft bus provided 3 axis stabilization and the nuclear reactor was put in a safe graveyard orbit after completion of the mission. In the event of failure to place the reactor in the graveyard orbit, a backup system ejected the reactor core and dispersed the fuel during re-entry, spreading the radioactive material in the upper atmosphere so that a safe radiation exposure standard was reached. The multi-function engine section kept the spacecraft oriented during flight, maintained the orbital altitude, and deorbited the spacecraft at the end of the mission. The overall system was designated 17K114 (space complex for naval space reconnaissance and targeting purposes). The spacecraft had the article number 17F16.
Beginning in the late 1950's, Chelomei began studying use of his encapsulated cruise missile technology for spacecraft. A whole family of unmanned spacecraft, dubbed Kosmoplans, would be built using modular elements. One variant of the Kosmoplan would conduct naval radar and signals reconnaissance, launched by the UR-200 rocket.
In 1959, as Chelomei laid out these plans, he knew a tremendous struggle would be required to wrest a piece of the space program from Chief Designer Korolev. But Chelomei had stacked the deck against Korolev by hiring Khrushchev's son as a lead engineer at his OKB. By 30 May 1960 Korolev presented to the Soviet leadership a plan that now included participation of Chelomei. One project allocated to Chelomei was theme US - Upravlenniye Sputnik - a naval reconnaissance satellite using a P6 nuclear reactor for active tracking and targeting American warships. This was to be developed in 1962 to 1964. Chelomei was authorized by Decree 715-296 of 23 June 1960 'On the Production of Various Launch Vehicles, Satellites, Spacecraft for the Military Space Forces in 1960-1967' to complete a draft project on unpiloted Kosmoplans.
At the beginning of the 1960's the Soviet Union had developed anti-ship missiles of very long range but the problem of locating the missile's targets had not been solved. The first resolution for development of a Kosmoplan-derived Naval Space Reconnaissance and Targeting System (MKRTs) was issued in March 1961. The Kosmoplan's UR-200 (8K81) launch vehicle was approved for production on 16 March and 1 August 1961 by the Central Committee and Politburo. The Kosmoplan and UR-200 draft projects were completed in July 1962. Trial flights of the ICBM version of the UR-200 ran from 4 November 1963 to 20 October 1964.
Basic research on the concept was conducted by several rocket, radio-technical, and electro-technical design bureaus and research institutes. These included work done by FEI and the Kurchatov Nuclear Research Institute on a compact reactor to power the satellite. Theoretical research in the optimum orbit for the system was undertaken at the Academy of Sciences under Keldysh. The spacecraft was developed by Chelomei at OKB-52 and A A Raspletin at KB-1 MRP. M M Bondaryuk, G M Gryaznov, and V I Serbin at OKB-670 developed a thermal analogue of the nuclear power plant.
On October 13, 1964, Khrushchev was ousted from power. The new leadership, under Brezhnev, was adverse to all projects Khrushchev had supported, particularly those of Chelomei. An expert commission under M V Keldysh decided to cancel the UR-200, while the US was assigned to KB-1. Manager for the system at KB-1 was A I Savin, who was head of the renamed TsNII Kometa after 1973. The spacecraft was to be redesigned for launch by the Tsyklon 2 version of Yangel's R-36 rocket.
Two separate versions of the spacecraft were to be developed. The reactor-powered US-A would use active radar to track naval vessels in any weather. The solar-powered US-P would provide SIGINT services for the Soviet Navy and track naval ships passively. The spacecraft was still by TsKBM MOM (Chelomei) and the US-A's radar by NPO Vega GKRE. The project was jointly managed by the VMF Soviet Navy's Directorate for Rocket-Artillery Forces (URAV) and the GUKOS Military Space Force.
By the end of the 1960's development was largely complete, including flight tests from 1965 of mass models and experimental prototypes equipped with orientation, stabilization, and radio-control systems. But the principal radar system had not completed development and was not available for flight test. Finally it was decided that Chelomei's NPO Mash just didn't have the resources to bring the project to completion. Furthermore the design bureau had additional tasks with development of the Almaz and DOS space stations. Therefore Afanasyev decided to transfer the entire project to NPO Arsenal in May 1969. Arsenal had proven itself in development of the RT-2, RT-15, and D-II solid propellant ballistic missiles and had extensive test stands available that could be used for spacecraft development.
Work on spacecraft at KB Arsenal began in 1969 with the turnover to Arsenal of the documentation on these Chelomei-designed unmanned spacecraft. Arsenal was made responsible for series production and development of new variants. V F Kalabin was named head of the new space section.
MKRTs still consisted of two satellites. The RLS (ex-US-A) satellite would be equipped with an RLS radar location system powered by a YaEU nuclear reactor. The documentation handed over to Arsenal on the RLS was nearly complete and Chelomei's NPO Mash was pressured to complete the RLS drawings and release them to the factory.
Ye K Ivanov was Chief of the Design Bureau and Director of the Factory at KB Arsenal. Head project engineers for MKRTs were N N Kazakov and I A Abramov. The following were the principal subcontractors:
The RLS had the worst reliability and quality problems of any Soviet system. It was not available often enough for good exploitation of the data. Between 1979 and 1989 a phased modernization of the MKRTs was undertaken, providing better accuracy, localization of targets, and one-time observation capability. Flight durations were increased five to ten times. The entire surface of the world's ocean was continuously monitored, a feat not achieved by any other system. The system's effectiveness was proven in the 1982 Falklands War, when MKRTs monitored the British forces and was able to advise the General Staff of the Soviet Navy of the exact moment of the British landing.
The nuclear spacecraft component had redundant systems for placing the reactor into a safe high storage orbit at the end of spacecraft operations. The YaEU nuclear reactor was equipped with an automatic system to place it into a higher safe orbit after operations were completed.
Gross mass: 4,300 kg (9,400 lb).
First Launch: 1965.12.27.
Last Launch: 1988.03.14.
Number: 38 .
An entire family of Yantar spacecraft was proposed by Kozlov�s design bureau during the initial development; information on two film return models has been declassified. Yantar was initially derived from the Soyuz spacecraft, including systems developed for the Soyuz VI military model. During design and development this changed until it had very little in common with Soyuz.
Following numerous problems in the first flight tests of the Soyuz 7K-OK, Kozlov ordered a complete redesign of the 7K-VI manned military spacecraft. The new spacecraft, with a crew of two, would have a total mass of 6.6 tonnes and could operate for a month in orbit. The new design switched the positions of the Soyuz descent module and the orbital modules and was 300 kg too heavy for the standard 11A511 launch vehicle. Therefore Kozlov designed a new variant of the Soyuz launch vehicle, the 11A511M. The project was approved by the Central Committee of the Communist Party, with first flight to be in 1968 and operations to begin in 1969. The booster design, with unknown changes to the basic Soyuz, did not go into full production.


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Crew failure was to blame for the grounding of a passenger ferry carrying almost 400 people, a report has revealed.
The cross-Channel passenger ferry Pride of Canterbury became grounded in severe weather after the crew failed to detect a charted wreck last January.
The vessel was travelling from Calais to Dover with 275 passengers and 101 crew on board.
According to an official accident report released today, a paper chart indicating the wreck off Deal in Kent was available on the vessel but "was not referred to at the crucial time".
The wreck was not displayed on the electronic chart being used on the P&O Ferries vessel Pride of Canterbury due to the settings in use at the time.
The officer of the watch was navigating by eye and referring to the electronic chart.
However, he was "untrained in the use and limitations of the system," the Marine Accident Investigation Branch report says.
The captain became aware that the ferry was passing close to a charted shoal but did not know that there was a wreck there.
The ferry suffered severe damage when it grounded but continued to Dover unaided. No one was injured.
At the time of the incident, bad weather had temporarily closed the port of Dover.
The report revealed that the ferry overshot the safe area it was instructed to wait in after the bridge team became distracted.
The bridge team management was "ineffective" and there was no formal passage planning for the navigation of the vessel while waiting, the MAIB said.


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Tlumacki, Proctor Win Photojournalist of the Year Honors at BOP
John Tlumacki of The Boston Globe has won Photojournalist of the Year (Large Markets) at the 2013 Best of Photojournalism competition, while Sean Proctor of Michigan's Midland Daily News has won Photojournalist of the Year (Small Markets).
The National Press Photographers' Association, which sponsors the competition, announced the complete results on March 24.
Tlumacki won largely on the strength of his coverage of the Boston Marathon bombings in April, 2013. He was at the scene when the bombs exploded. "While others ran away," NPPA said, "Tlumacki ran toward the scene."
He spent months documenting the recovery of victims he photographed at the scene.
Proctor, meanwhile, is relatively new to photojournalism, having graduated from Central Michigan University in 2011. He held internships before joining the Midland Daily News just over a year ago, according to NPPA.
In other categories, Patrick Smith won Sports Photojournalist of the Year for the second year in a row. Last month, Smith was named 2014 POYi Sports Photographer of the Year by the Pictures of the Year International Competition.
Jim Gehrz of the Minneapolis Star Tribune won the Cliff Edom "New America" Award for a story about the oil boom in North Dakota and its impact on traditional life there.
Rick Loomis of the Los Angeles Times won the Returning Veterans Coming Home award.
NPPA has posted a complete list of winners on its web site. (Scroll way down.)
Judges for BOP's still photography competition were photojournalists Cheryl Diaz Meyer and Bill Luster; Kenneth Irby of The Poynter Institute, and NPPA president Mark Dolan. The judging took place at Ohio University's School of Visual Communication.


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I am reading Rudin's Functional Analysis and got quite confused by his proof for theorem 7.25, which he calls Sobolev's Lemma.
In proving the theorem, he defines the function $F$, and calculates its distributional derivative $D_i^k F$ (eq.3). Then he says this implies $D_i^k F$, originally defined as a distribution, is actually a $\mathcal{L}^2$.
This is what confuses me because $D_i^k$ is only the distributional derivative, how can one identify this with the function derivatives? Maybe we can redefine $F$ so that the distributional derivative agrees with the classical derivative but I still feel unconfortabla unless someone points out how this can be done without contradicting our original definition.


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As was the case with the Lincoln MKZ, it appears that Lincoln isn't wasting any time getting its newest model transformed from concept to production form. We just saw the MKC Concept earlier this year at the Detroit Auto Show, and based on these spy shots, it looks like the final touches are being put in place for the 2014 Lincoln MKC crossover.
- Mid-engine Corvette spied in daylight
- Matt LeBlanc threatens to quit Top Gear
- Tow ratings are overrated


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SunGard Higher Education recently donated $4,000 to the Moraine Park Foundation, allowing scholarship opportunities for Moraine Park Technical College students. Moraine Park and SunGard have enjoyed a strong partnership for the past five years, with SunGard serving as Moraine Park's technology management services provider."I cannot express my gratitude enough for the gift SunGard has made to the Moraine Park Foundation," said Kelly Norton, director of the Moraine Park Foundation. "Partnerships like this are essential for the continued growth and development of our scholarship fund. Their gift offers us the ability to ensure the success of our students and, in turn, strengthen the communities we serve . . . for that we are truly grateful."Jim Blakeslee, SunGard Chief Information Officer and Vice President for Information Technology is proud of the relationship between SunGard and Moraine Park. "SunGard Higher Education values the partnership with Moraine Park," he said. "As a company with a sole focus on higher education, we are happy to have the opportunity to provide scholarship opportunities for students at the College."For more information on the Moraine Park Foundation, visit morainepark.edu/foundation.
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With a couple extreme examples highlighted by the media in recent years, I'm curious if there are doctrinal statements that have been made citing that Christ will return on a particular date?
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Are there current denominations that have doctrines stating that The Lord will return at a particular date?
There are almost always such groups. And since the term denomination is so ill-defined, and so broad that any group of united believers qualifies, the answer is most certainly, "yes, at any given time, there are several groups that could be called 'denominations' that have a predicted date for Christ's return". Invariably, they backpedal when that date passes without said event.
To answer your specific question... Currently, this group, for example, predicts Yom Kippur 2017 (September 30th 2017) as the date.
Of course, most Christians believe what Jesus actually said, and reject the idea that the date can be predicted.


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Code: Private Sub cmdClose_Click() DoCmd.SetWarnings False DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSaveRecord Me.Requery Me.Refresh DoCmd.Close Form![frmHazards_Subform].Requery End Sub
Code: Public Edit_rstADO As New ADODB.Recordset Public Edit_Cnn As ADODB.Connection Public Edit_Transaction_Begun As BooleanIn the Form-Open I build the transaction resources
Code: 'Set up Transaction resources Set Edit_Cnn = CurrentProject.AccessConnection 'Set SQL String to Load an empty recordset SQLLine = "SELECT TBL1.* FROM Form_Sort_And_Filter_Fields AS TBL1 WHERE Unique_No = -999" 'Open the RS Edit_rstADO.Open SQLLine, Edit_Cnn, adUseClient, adLockOptimistic Edit_Cnn.BeginTrans Edit_Transaction_Begun = TrueI then manually add some records into the rs - just 1 shown here
Code: 'Add some records into the RS Edit_rstADO.AddNew Edit_rstADO![Table_Friendly_Name] = Sort_Args(1) Edit_rstADO![Field_Friendly_Name] = Sort_Args(2) Edit_rstADO![OrderBy_Direction] = Sort_Args(3) Edit_rstADO![Field_Selected] = True Edit_rstADO![List_Order] = List_Order_No Edit_rstADO.Update'Set the sort order on the RS and point subForm at it
Code: Edit_rstADO.Sort = "List_Order" Set My_Fields_SubForm.Form.Recordset = Edit_rstADOSo far so good!
Code: 'Dim all the variables here.........including another Rs:- Dim.... Dim.... Dim rst As New ADODB.Recordset Set Cntrlbx = My_Fields_SubForm Extg_List_Order = Cntrlbx.Form!List_Order Trgt_List_Order = (Extg_List_Order) -1 Set rst = Cntrlbx.Form.RecordsetClone rst.Find "List_Order=" & Trgt_List_Order If rst.EOF Then MsgBox "Ouch" End If 'Move the Form Rs to the record just found Cntrlbx.Form.Recordset.Bookmark = rst.Bookmark Cntrlbx.Form.Recordset.Fields("List_Order") = Extg_List_Order Cntrlbx.Form.Recordset.Update etc etc....And it's at the .Update that it fails.... If I leave thr .Update out it fails when trying to move to another record.
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Before hitting SummerStage this Sunday, August 11, Jose James catches up with us about his relationship to Giant Step, his growth as an artist, and what's up next.
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Jose James: Wow. It's been so great, thank you guys. The first show was at the Hiro Ballroom in NYC opening for the amazing Alice Russell. Then we started the Brownswood Sessions at Nublu with DJ Moni and Taylor McFerrin. Beautiful times! Giant Step really paved the way for what I do, connecting hip-hop, soul, jazz and DJ culture. The London connection, Gilles Peterson, all that. It's a global movement to present quality music.
GS: We've been with you from the start and it's been a pleasure to see you progress; how would you say No Beginning No End Jose has evolved from The Dreamer Jose?
JJ: Well, I'm more well traveled. That influences you tremendously. When I made The Dreamer I was still in school and had only been to a couple places outside the US – now I've toured in 40 countries and counting. I'm actually in Mexico right now. You meet people and see how your music is loved worldwide and that's a powerful thing. Now I have worldwide family and a great relationship with my fans. It's beautiful. Musically I'm more comfortable expressing all the worlds I love – soul, R&B, jazz, rock, blues, gospel, hip-hop – and you can hear that on the new album, and in the collaborations – Robert Glasper, Pino Palladino, Emily King, Hindi Zahra.
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Lupita Nyong'o captured hearts with her performance as slave Patsey in Steve McQueen's "12 Years a Slave" and she sparked inspiration and drew tears during her acceptance speech when she won an Oscar for he same role. Her story and life journey made her more than just a pretty face; it established her as a beautiful soul. That is one of the reasons Nyong'o has been named People's "Most Beautiful" woman as announced on April 23.
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I never saw all of the originals and I never really want to,
I guess technically they aren't canon.
One thing I really hate is the song at the end of ROTJ, that is one special edition change that no-one can question. I mean the Ewoks singing? I thought it had turned into an episode of the f***ing Muppet Show.
Wow. You must be a youngling. When did they loose their place as canon. Did something occur, which I did not know about?
I liked the end of the original version of ROTJ. Yeah, the change probally needed to happen, but I grew up with that weird ending. Hehehe...
I wonder what Yoda would say. You made fun of the Muppet Show. I grew up with that show as well. Yoda (Frank Oz) the second voice to Kermit the Frog. I personally prefer the Muppet of Yoda over the digital.
I welcome the 1977 version. Plus, I consider Star Wars: A New Hope as Episode I. Hehehehe...
I have to go and call Yoda. Hehehe... I think he would like to hear what you said. F.Y.I. - My avatar was directly taken from my ESB DVD.
Puppet Yoda live forever.
Come to think of it. I don't believe I am going to buy the 1977 version. Since it will be bundled with the ones I allready have, I think it would be a little waste of money. Too bad he didn't release the 1977 version first. I would not have bought the special edditions. Bummer.
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The month of July brought Amarillo some of the hottest and driest weather in years.
The high temperature reached at least 100 degrees a record 13 times in July, said Chris Broyles of the National Weather Service.
The previous record was 10 triple-digit days, set in 1934.
Two record temperatures were set, and three records were tied. July was also the second-warmest on record.
The unofficial average temperature for July was 83.9 degrees, Broyles said, barely falling short of the record of 84.1 degrees set in 1934.
July was also the driest one on record. Only 0.04 inches of rain fell last month, falling far below the monthly average of 2.46 inches.
"This is certainly one of the driest summer months we've ever had," Broyles said.
With the hot, dry weather, water consumption is up.
Total city water use Monday was 77.2 million gallons, according to the city.
Late Tuesday afternoon, Austin set a record when the thermometer crept to 100 again, which made 20 consecutive days of temperatures above the century mark. On Monday, the city tied its previous record of 19 consecutive days, set in 1925.
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Can I run Ubuntu applications in Xubuntu? Are there any problems doing so? Can GNOME applications run in XFCE-based systems?
Yes, both Ubuntu and Xubuntu use same repository. So, you can install and use gnome applications such as gnome-terminal in Xubuntu. But mind it, you can't use gnome-session in Xubuntu.
I myself used Xubuntu with gnome or Ubuntu applications, such as gnome-terminal, gedit etc. It's perfectly ok, unless you tried to run gnome or Ubuntu sessions on top of Xubuntu session.
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This is a discussion on Walmart Ammo Supplies Dwindling (Merged) within the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; May sound crazy but Im starting to buy ammo in chambers I dont even own!...
May sound crazy but Im starting to buy ammo in chambers I dont even own!
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Okay here is an update given by another poster from the original site where I first got this story. AGAIN, no sources or concrete links just another piece to the overall puzzle.
Is Wal-Mart's Shortage of Ammunition for Real? (A Personal Investigation)
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Posted on January 19, 2009 1217 PM EST by OB1kNOb
A week or so ago I read in a FReeper thread where someone made the claim that Wal-Mart was running out of ammunition and apparently lacked the resources to restock it quickly. I thought to myself, surely this can't be true. Afterall, Wal-Mart is huge enough to have access to unlimited supply to anything they choose to sell. I mean, they are Wal-Mart.
So, this past weekend I decided to conduct my own investigation into this claim. On my way home from work Friday evening I stopped by three Wal-Mart's and visited their Sporting Goods (SG) department to buy some 9mm shells.
The first store I visited I made a bee-line for their SG dept. What I saw of their ammunition shelf behind the SG counter reminded me of the bread and milk aisles a day before a predicted snowstorm. Except for a few specialty shells it was basically bare. I was wanting to buy a box of 100 9mm shells, but all they had was one box of 50. That's strange, I thought, but surely one of the other two stores I planned to visit would have what I wanted in stock, so I preceded to the 2nd Wal-Mart store just a few short miles down the Interstate.
When I walked up to the 2nd SG dept. counter a young lady was there. I made a quick scan of the ammunition shelf behind the counter. It was the same as the first, pretty much empty. I asked the young lady if they would have a new shipment of 9mm shells in anytime soon. She shook her head and said "No, in fact the warehouse that supplies us told us to quit calling them and asking when they would have anymore ammunition to deliver."
Whoa! That response somewhat surprised me. Surely though my local store in a smaller town would still have what wanted. Au contraire. When I walked up to my local store's SG counter, I didn't even bother asking the clerk if they had what I was looking for. Their ammunition counter was emptier than the first two I visited.
By the time I got home, I decided that Saturday morning I would visit a couple more Wal-Mart stores in a neighboring city 20 miles away. The next day the 4th Wal-Mart I visited was the same - very little on the shelves, and no 9mm's. By now I was wishing I had bought the one box of 50 I had seen at the first store.
I decided before I visited the last Wal-Mart across town, I would make a visit to the local gun store where I recently purchased my pistol. Surely, they would have an ample supply of shells, and I could put my growing angst to rest.
Fat chance. Their ammunition shelves looked like Wal-Mart's. They had one box of 9mm's remaining which I quickly bought. I asked the owner if he would be getting anymore in soon, and he said, he would make a note to order more Monday. Hmmm. That's a strange response I thought. I figured he would have a better handle on his dwindling supplies and would already have made a new order, that is if he could get more supply.
I then went to the 5th and last Wal-Mart on my personal investigative tour. Ammunition shelves were the same as the previous stores, practically empty, but LO! What do I spy but two lonely boxes of 50 9mm shells sitting by themselves. I quickly pointed to them and told the clerk I wanted to purchase them. As he was ringing be up he said, "You're lucky. We just got these in today.".
So, it appears the rumors are true and that Wal-Mart is experiencing a shortage of ammo. and it appears this shortage extends beyond Wal-Mart and is affecting local gun stores as well. At least in my neck of the woods that's true.
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I bought the last box of Blazer Brass 45auto one of my local WM's had today. There was one 250 round bulk box (UMC yellow) in 40S&W left after that. No other pistol cartridges on the shelves. One of my other (closer) local WM's only has a few boxes of 100ct WWB 45auto left for $31.97. I do figure it took a little bit longer to hit here with the shortage or lack thereof since it is Arkansas, and it actually takes us longer than the rest of the nation to get sunlight when the sun rises. I do figure there will be a sizable price increase once things are straightened out and supply is re-stocked, but I do figure WalMart will still have the better prices on the WWB, UMC, Federal .223 bulk, and the Blazer Brass. And don't foget, one of Remington's ammo factories is right here in the home state if that might make any difference.
"Ditto" Here in Arizona. Spent saturday checking out 3 wallyworld's and Cabela's all out of 9mm lugar.
Visited a Walmart store in south Texas today. (You don't need to ask why, it was a tasking from She who must be obeyed!)
They had W-W 45ACP FMJ ($29.97/100) and 9mm FMJ ($19.97/100) in the case. They have a little less now.
This is strange!
In the last three days I have been in two of my three local Walmarts and the shelves were full!
Infowars- Proving David Hannum right on a daily basis
with 2500+ stores im sure some still have ammo.
go back in a couple days and check again.
Today may be the peak? Perhaps the manufacturers begin to get caught up?
We will see..
Yoda, I am, yes.
I hit the WallyWorld in Sefner, Fl today and found some ammo. It wasn't unpacked yet and put on the shelves but I got the guy to dig it out for me. I'd say there was about 1700rds of 9mm Blazer Brass and about 500rds of WWB .45 amongst some scattered shotgun, .22, .40 and rifle ammo. I was tempted to buy all the BB 9mm but only picked up 500rds for about $95 OTD. Maybe I got lucky or maybe their supplies are coming back. Just an FYI for folks in the area looking for 9mm. As of about noon, there was still about 1200rds of BB left.
went to local Wal Mart in Michigan today. out of stock for 9mm 380, 40 and 45. had plenty of 12 gauge shells.
My local WM said that they recieve ammo every day. Just depends on what type comes in that day.
He also said that it's been hard lately to keep certain calibers on the shelf. That's bad for me because it's mainly the 40 S&W that's being snatched up.
"Without fear there can be no Courage!"
Mine has bare shelves too. I asked the clerk, and basically, there's a run on ammo, just like guns, prior to Obama taking office. He said he'd lost his biggest customer, the local police department. He can't place orders large enough to meet their needs. He can only order small amounts. It's because of you greedy hoarders! He said I was the first person in a long while that only bought one box.


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Your child deserves your attention, your whole and complete attention. In a recent article on NPR, the topic was "wild playgrounds". (http://www.npr.org/blogs/ed/2014/08/04/334896321/where-the-wild-things-play ) The activities described there were the ones we kids used to make up as we ran up and down the block and played in each other's yards and rode bikes everywhere we could get to. Our parents were aware of where we were, who we were with, and what was going on at the various houses and yards. They spent time with us, cleaning our hands and faces and making sure we cleaned up our activities.
Handling tools with scraps from someone's garage woodshop, climbing up homemade structures, building forts, painting scrap wood sculptures happened spontaneously. Now, parents sign a release to stay with their child in "wild" playgrounds that have materials lying around for children to engage with.
Even then, the article says, many parents are not playing with their children. They are on their phones or texting.
When you pay attention to your children, they feel the intensity of your love and the fact that you value their presence. They notice that you are paying attention to them. It gives a different dimension to their lives. They can receive only so much guidance from teachers, community helpers, nannies, neighbors, and peers. Parental attention and guidance is much more intimate and deep.
I gave up teaching private music lessons when parents talked on their phones, texted, or kept telling their child to listen. It distracted the child and made it impossible for me to tune into the child's needs in a way to give the child the intense direction that training a precision skill requires.
I am now looking for parents who will devote ten minutes a day with their child to learn my new system of music reading readiness (www.MyMusicalMind.com). When they give the child undistracted attention, it tells the child that s/he is important. There is deep security and trust in an intimate setting without distraction. There is commitment. There is discipline. There is satisfaction. And there is progress!
Sharing your child's progress and being the reason they are progressing is the main reason we are parents. We can give them enriched surroundings in simple ways that only require our time. Trips to the library, museums and local concerts. Time playing in the creek or swimming pool. Walking to the park. Cooking together. Doing yard work and gardening together.
Taking the time to share the simple things that make up life with your whole and undivided attention will do more for your relationship with your child and for your child's life than anything else on earth.
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College Hockey:Olkinuora stops 39 as Denver beats Colorado College
DENVER — In front of a crowd of 4,436 at Magness Arena, the No. 10 Denver Pioneers beat arch-rival Colorado College, 5-3, in the first game of a best-of-three WCHA playoff series. Denver goalie Juho Olkinuora made 39 saves, and Scott Mayfield and Daniel Doremus each had two assists.
"You don't have to look at the record books, schedule, standings, PairWise," said Pioneers coach George Gwozdecky. "You know when these two teams get together, it's going to be a battle. We had to play, in order to be able counteract their game and their urgency that they have to play with right now, we had to play a pretty darn good game, and we did that. They gave us all we wanted and more."
The first 10 minutes featured a lot of up and down skating, with no team generating strong chances. CC got on the board first on an own goal however, when Shawn Ostrow, sliding on his butt in the crease, hit the rebound of an Eamonn McDermott shot with his skate past Olkinuora at 11:07.
After killing off a penalty, Denver attacked with renewed urgency, and it paid off when Larkin Jacobson made a diving tip of a Scott Mayfield shot and knocked it past Joe Howe at 16:17.
"They were pretty opportunistic tonight, to be honest with you," said Tigers coach Scott Owens. "We made a few mistakes and they seemed to capitalize on it. They had a little bit of puck luck early. Their sticks are good. They're a good team, and they're the second-highest scoring team in the country for a reason. They can convert."
Barely a minute later, Denver took the lead when Quentin Shore wound up for a blast from the left circle that beat Howe top shelf at 17:46.
"It's a cliche, but believing in ourselves," said Olkinuora. "We knew they were going to come out strong and we were going to have to battle to get a win from this game. We never lost faith."
Both teams had good chances early in the second. Olkinuora robbed William Rapuzzi on a point-blank shot in the slot, while Matt Tabrum had a tip try go just wide of the right post on Howe.
With the play tilting toward the Denver offensive zone, Ostrow made up for his mistake while on a power play when he kept his stick on the ice and deflected the rebound of a Chris Knowlton rebound attempt of a Mayfield shot by Howe at 8:46.
CC got one back at 12:07 when Aaron Harstad beat Olkinuora with a rifle from in between the top of the circles. However, late in the period, Tabrum forced a turnover at his own blue line on the right side boards and got the puck up to Daniel Doremus, who passed it over to Zac Larraza in the left faceoff circle. Larraza knocked the puck out of the air with his stick, and his quick shot beat Howe at 16:45.
After a fairly even start to the third, CC pulled to within one when Rylan Schwartz forced Shawn Ostrow to give up the puck in the left faceoff circle and backhanded a pass to Alexander Krushelnyski at the crease, who beat Olkinuora at 7:00. Before CC could get any momentum from that goal though, Denver struck back when Ty Loney got the puck in between the hashmarks of the faceoff circles and backhanded a shot low stick side past Howe at 8:51.
"They came from the perimeter, most of the shots," said Olkinuora. "From a defensive standpoint, you have to be happy with that. We got as many as more shots today. It was a back and forth type game."
For the rest of the period, Denver clamped down defensively, and kept CC from mounting any sustained pressure.
"Every time they did score, we responded fairly rapidly and in a positive way," said Gwozdecky. "We gave ourselves some emotional momentum and took theirs away. Without a doubt, that was a big factor in all three periods."
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I love Marcus Wholsen's lead on a recent Wired article regarding Walmart (NYSE:WMT), so I'm going to steal it:
"Walmart is a technology company. Let's just put that out there right now. The company has crushed all competitors through its mastery of supply-chain logistics and inventory management, which above all are engineering problems."
It's logical, when you think about it — Walmart is a high-tech stock because it depends on technology.
The piece goes on to explain how Walmart has mastered not just the art of pushing suppliers around on low prices but also maximizing cash flow and operational efficiencies across its sprawling retail network.
The company is tracking over $500 billion in revenue this year, and if it can find a way to pinch a few more pennies out of margins by turning over inventory quicker or keeping staffing lean … well, the scale quickly turns those pennies into real money.
This narrative about technology powering otherwise low-tech companies is a favorite of mine. Consider:
Home Depot (NYSE:HD) has a Disaster Response Command Center, with staff meteorologists and high-tech weather planning that rivals the Red Cross and the National Guard. This is a great way to help people in the event of a hurricane or other severe weather … and at the same time tap into sales of plywood, generators and batteries. There are frequent anecdotes about Home Depot being the only store in town to open after a storm, which helps build goodwill and branding in addition to boosting the bottom line. (Walmart has its own hurricane response team, for the record).
McDonald's (NYSE:MCD) icon Ray Kroc was to restaurants what Henry Ford was to the automobile. In addition to innovating the "fast food" model, other lesser-known technological efforts at McDonald's included efficient kitchen appliances like fryers, and precise temperature control and timing devices to improve efficiency and maintain uniformity of taste and quality. The innovation continues today, as is evidenced by automated fountain-drink carousels that pour the right sized drink as soon as a cashier keys in the order. It all keeps the product consistent (good or bad, depending on your taste buds), and keeps costs down.
Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO) will do McDonald's one better on the soft drink front: It has "freestyle" dispensers now in many markets that allow you to choose from over 100 drinks instead of the typical button-and-spout fountains that only offer a half dozen or so varieties. The company also continues to innovate with "green" bottles that use less petroleum, including a 100% recyclable bottle made partially from plant-based material — saving the environment as well as costs.
There are countless other stories of "high-tech stocks" — businesses using technology to get ahead. Sure, some of this is just money-grubbing corporate tactics to squeeze a bit more out of margins. But a lot of this technology also has benefits to the environment by creating less waste and using less water or energy.
Another bonus is also cheaper goods and better services for consumers … presuming we still have jobs after the robots replace us all.
Related Reading
- How I learned to stop worrying and love the robot apocalypse. (The Slant)
- Keeping down water use is also a big high-tech (and environmental) focus of Coca-Cola. (Smart Planet)
- McDonald's serves 9 million pounds of fries EACH DAY… and here's how they do quality control. (BusinessWeek)
- See how HD responded to Hurricane Sandy with a peek inside its command center. (WSJ)
- On McDonald's, technology and job creation. (American Thinker)
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Former Seattle Seahawks executive John Idzik has agreed to become the New York Jets' GM, the team announced Friday.
After a long search, Woody Johnson and his underlings have found their man... or should we say, their sucker.
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Outback Spirit's Les Hiddins handed over the keys from one of his most famous vehicles to the Darwin Museum in an official ceremony in the Northern Territory in July.
The Land Rover 110 4×4 was used by former Major Les Hiddins, AM, in the first Bush Tucker Man television series in 1987. It is one of the Australian Army's most famous vehicles and has retired after 26 years of service.
Minister for Defence Science and Personnel Warren Snowdon and the now retired Major Hiddins, presented the vehicle to the Darwin Military Museum, handing over the keys at a ceremony in Darwin.
Mr Snowdon said there were three co-stars in the Bush Tucker Man series – Les Hiddins, his hat and his Land Rover. Les Hiddins was the Army's expert in survival techniques and had already spent several years researching bush tucker before starring in the ABC television series.
More than six years ago he recognised that Outback Spirit were as passionate about the outback as he was and forged a relationship with them to share his experience and love of the country with travellers.
The Land Rover vehicle used in the first Bush Tucker Man series – Army Registration Number 48 001 – made its first appearance in Episode One of the first series, in which it was filled up with fuel at the Borroloola Inn before heading north to the Roper River.
"As well as the vehicle's cultural significance, it also happens to be the very first of some 2,500 Land Rover 4WDs that were delivered to the Army between 1987 and 1990 as part of Project Perentie," Mr Snowdon said.
The Army is in the process of replacing its current fleet of Land Rovers with the Mercedes-Benz G Wagons. Outback Spirit also choose the Mercedes-Benz as their preferred vehicle and their touring fleet is the largest in Australia of the five star all terrain coaches well-known for their absolute comfort and safety.