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Besides pure curiosity, why should the public care about these old systems?
One reason is that they have a real impact on delivering services to citizens. Doug Robinson, the executive director of NASCIO, called old UI systems the "poster child" for why modernization is important. The economic recession caused an overwhelming spike in unemployment claims, and the increased demand crashed states' back-end databases and websites. New York, Florida and Ohio were among the states that fell victim to the surge. A modern system, perhaps using cloud computing, would've been able to cope with that elasticity and scale, Robinson said.
Old systems running on ancient programming languages also struggle to accommodate changing business requirements or legislative mandates. Modifications can require weeks or months of programming time — causing delays that can draw the ire of lawmakers and the public. California's Employment Development Department experienced the real-world consequences legacy systems can have, when in 2009, Congress repeatedly extended the length of time individuals could draw unemployment benefits. Each extension required line-by-line coding changes in the department's 1970s-era UI system. During one particularly complex change, unemployment checks were delayed for weeks as COBOL programmers toiled over the modifications.
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Billions of dollars are needed to modernize states' computer systems. One phenomenon that's happening — given that budgets are stretched thin — is that unemployment insurance (UI), Medicaid Management Information Systems (MMIS) and enterprise resource planning (ERP) are competing for funding, said Dave Andrews, who leads Accenture's state and local government ERP practice.
The sputtering economy has put more workload onto UI systems simply because more unemployed workers are seeking benefits. MMIS reform also is viewed as a bigger priority than it once was because of the Barack Obama administration's focus on health-care reform.
Consequently back-end systems like ERP might be a lower priority right now in the eyes of lawmakers. For this reason, Andrews said ERP might be the third in line behind UI and MMIS, which are citizen-facing. Roughly a third of the states haven't modernized their ERP systems since the mid-1990s, Andrews said. Those states want to upgrade their ERP, but they don't have the money to do so.
No matter where money is spent, many state CIOs are clamoring for change on how the systems are funded by the federal government. Specifically states want more "administrative flexibility" on the requirements attached to IT dollars spent on federally funded, state-administered programs like UI and MMIS. The Obama administration recently ordered federal agencies to review these rules and alter them where appropriate.
Doug Robinson, executive director of NASCIO, said funding rules should encourage collaboration, but the current rules have the reverse effect. States now receive less federal funding if they share systems. It's relatively easy, in some cases, to get the upfront capital from the federal programmatic agencies for a new system, Robinson said, but trying to replace them is tougher because of the funding rules. That's one reason states are holding on to aging systems.
Utah CIO Steve Fletcher said the feds should find a way to let states share technology, therefore cutting costs for everyone. "There should be a better way to approach this rather than build it 50 times, because it's pretty much the same system in all 50 states. Build it once and distribute it," Fletcher said. "They don't incentivize states to do the sharing."
Another drawback of old systems is security. Assuring the code on a legacy system can be done, but it's difficult. They were built before the advent of the Internet, so they were never intended to be connected online. "So you have that classic 'lipstick on a pig' situation where you put that Web service presentation layer in front of an old legacy environment," Robinson said. "That can cause added complexity and offers weaker security than a modern application portfolio with seamless security built in since day one."
Andrews and Russell added that legacy systems also don't have the functionality needed to provide good data reporting, and have a tendency to hide data so that it never finds the light of day. Old systems can hinder government transparency. "We have data across all these disparate systems, but because they're old and because we haven't implemented newer technologies that have this functionality, it sits in those systems," Russell said, "and we're not able to pull the data to make better business decisions on behalf of providing services."
"Technology is a predictor for how we do business, and if we're not changing that technology, then we do business the same way we've always done it," she added.
The Future
The appetite for upgrades to legacy systems appears to be present. An annual survey of state CIOs released in October from NASCIO said that more than half of the respondents were planning to replace their state's legacy MMIS as health-care reform continues forward. But this effort will require major federal funding, according to NASCIO, and "getting those funds from federal government with its own budget problems could be problematic." The Center for Digital Government's MMIS survey found that five states are in the RFP planning process and six states said they will be completely replacing their existing legacy MMIS.
A 2009 Gartner research brief reported that some type of ERP activity was under way in 27 of 37 states surveyed, whether that be planning or a recent implementation. States were planning to spend from $30 million to $120 million on ERP, depending on the scope of the project and the state's size. But some of these ERP projects were put on hold as states ran into financial hardship the past few years. Now there are two or three RFPs coming out each year, suggesting that ERP implementations have slowed.
The will is there, so what does the future look like? The consensus seems to be that states can no longer afford to develop new systems or modernize existing ones on their own.
The price tag is too high, and it takes too long. Furthermore, state-to-state, their systems share most of the same functionality, so developing systems that are shared among multiple states is feasible. A new model centered on "multistate consortia" is emerging that may be the way forward for replacing MMIS, UI and other big-ticket systems.
A few years ago, in the wake of the recession that stretched state UI systems beyond their limits, the U.S. Department of Labor awarded seed money to study the feasibility of shared UI systems that could be used by multiple states. The money also went toward writing requirement sets and laying the groundwork for states to work together. That effort has now reached the development phase after the Department of Labor awarded $128 million in September to three consortia of states that are planning to share a single UI system.
The consortia are arranged geographically. Arizona, Colorado, North Dakota and Wyoming are working together, as are Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. A third consortium is also starting among Maryland, West Virginia and Vermont.
When you combine four states, the collection of expertise gets them to the critical mass they need for a successful project. There's very rarely one state that has enough staff versed in COBOL, Java and Oracle — but together, they do. "They have demonstrated that the pulling together of resources has had an enormous benefit — it really has," said Lou Ansaldi, technology director of the Information Technology Support Center, which is affiliated with the National Association of State Workforce Agencies.


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I really need some help. I've spent the past two hours trying to figure this out... and I can't. I don't know what I'm doing wrong.
This is on my Default.aspx page:
<asp:DropDownList ID="ddlMagazineList" runat="server" DataSourceID="MagazinesDataSource" OnSelectedIndexChanged="updateKey(this.value);" DataTextField="Name" DataValueField="Id"></asp:DropDownList><asp:SqlDataSource ID="MagazinesDataSource" runat="server" ConnectionString="<%$ ConnectionStrings:ConnectionString %>" SelectCommand="Get_Magazine_List" SelectCommandType="StoredProcedure"></asp:SqlDataSource><asp:Panel ID="panel1" style='width:100px; height:100px' BorderWidth='1' runat='server'></asp:Panel> <ajaxToolkit:DynamicPopulateExtender ID="dp1" runat="server" TargetControlID="panel1" ClearContentsDuringUpdate="true" ServiceMethod="GetHtml" UpdatingCssClass="dynamicPopulate_Updating" />
On the code behind, I have the following:
...using System.Web.Services;using System.Web.Script.Services;using System.IO;using AjaxControlToolkit;...public partial class _Default : System.Web.UI.Page{[WebMethod] public string GetHtml(string contextKey) { System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(1000); string html = GetProducts(Convert.ToInt32(contextKey)); return html; } private string GetProducts(int categoryID) { string connectionString = "Server=localhost;Database=Northwind;Trusted_Connection=true"; SqlConnection myConnection = new SqlConnection(connectionString); SqlCommand myCommand = new SqlCommand("SELECT ProductID, ProductName FROM Products WHERE CategoryID = @CategoryID", myConnection); myCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue("@CategoryID", categoryID); SqlDataAdapter ad = new SqlDataAdapter(myCommand); DataSet ds = new DataSet(); ad.Fill(ds); GridView gv = new GridView(); gv.ID = "GridView1"; gv.DataSource = ds; gv.DataBind(); StringWriter sw = new StringWriter(); HtmlTextWriter htw = new HtmlTextWriter(sw); gv.RenderControl(htw); htw.Close(); return sw.ToString(); }}
Running that, I get the error CS1026: ) expected in regards to the OnSelectedIndexChanged="updateKey(this.value);"
I've also tried removing that from the DropDownList and changing the DynamicPopulateExtender to:
<ajaxToolkit:DynamicPopulateExtender ID="dp1" runat="server" TargetControlID="panel1" PopulateTriggerControlID="ddlMagazineList" ClearContentsDuringUpdate="true" ServiceMethod="GetHtml" UpdatingCssClass="dynamicPopulate_Updating" />
This doesn't give a .NET error, but when you select something it returns "Web Service call failed: 500."
In my opinion, that is a horrible error for me... as I have no idea WHY it failed.
I really don't know... if someone could point me in the right direction I would really, truly appreciate it! Thank you!
Sincerely,Andrew Tatum
Hi Drew -
The one thing I've teased out is that it's a data length problem - you might try trimming the length of the string you return from the web service invocation just as an experiment (see below).
I'm running into a similar issue - though I'm combining DynamicPopulate with the Accordion control. Error 500's everywhere, so I've single stepped the web method and some of the client javascript (with FireBug) and I'm flummoxed as to the root cause from a javascript perspective so don't have a fix.
I am using the web service call to specifically avoid getting gobs of data from my data source when the page is first rendered. Hence, I get a good scoop of data with each ajax web service based call. I had to trim down the length of the results string to get the error 500's to go away. It doens't seem to me that any embedded html markup in the return string was the culprit, as stripping all html markup from the return string didn't help.
102,348 seems the max string I can return before I get the error 500 at the client.

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Utah Is All Grown Up Now . . .
According to the Christian Science Monitor the cost of living in Utah continues to remain among the lowest in the country, while the state is becoming an economic powerhouse in information technology and research, transportation, and education. And with tongue firmly in cheek, several websites insist that Utah has the best fry sauce in the continental United States!
Movers And Shakers.
For these reasons, and many more, numerous small and medium businesses are considering moving their headquarters and/or part of their business to Utah. Margarita Hakobyan, the CEO of Moverscorp, which is a website that offers free sourcing for individuals and companies in need movers and moving strategy, states unequivocally that a key element to any successful move is planning, PLANNING, PLANNING!
"The pool of potential employees that comes from BYU, UVU, and the startup community in Utah has allowed us to build our company with extremely skilled and ambitious leaders. We are definitely biased, but the talent and drive of our employees has created a contagious culture of competitiveness and success that would be very difficult to match elsewhere." - Kade Hendershot, President, Wallaroo Media.
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Hakobyan spends a lot of time checking on the registration and licensing of the moving companies her website recommends. Pricing, reputation, and feedback are important factors in her decision to list or not list a moving company. Likewise, before a company packs up one folder or desk chair it needs to plan, to do its' homework, so it can be prepared for all eventualities. Moving a business to Utah is not like a pioneer trek anymore, but it's not a walk in the park either. To take the guesswork out of hiring a moving company, so time can be used in more productive ways, use a professional sourcing agent.
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Since the business is NOT being moved offshore, local, state and federal taxes will still remain a nagging concern. It's the price of doing business anywhere in the United States. Don't assume that the tax plan in one state is automatically going to be the same in another state. Local and state tax laws can differ substantially across the country. The Utah State Tax Commission, while not exactly the Chamber of Commerce, does try to be user-friendly and proactive in helping new businesses get their financial matters set up properly. Their business webpage offers a complete set of rules and regulations for business owners and accountants. Don't ignore it.
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ABB's Automation and Power World (APW) announced a new online education series. The first SmartStream Digital Conference, "Optimizing Technology for the Changing Face of Industry," will take place live online June 4, 2014 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. EDT. The conference grants exclusive access to ABB's global experts as they share their knowledge and experience virtually, making the information available around the world in real time.
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thank you, i'm downloading them all right now
well by dance music i mean dancehall/reggae and african music like soukouss, it's pretty much all i listen to
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I am trying to use PuTTy ssh into my ubuntu machine which is wirelessly connected to the same network. I originally ran
ifconfig to get my ubuntu machines private network IP address. I then verified that ssh was running, I even ssh'd into my school network and then into the ubuntu machine itself. No problems yet.
On my windows 8 machine I ran
ipconfig to get my private network IPv4 address. I then pinged my ubunty machines IP and 100% of packets were received. I figured, "OK we are ready to use PuTTy to connect to my Ubuntu Machine". Keep in mind this was my first time using PuTTy. I tried entering the IP of my ubuntu machine in the PuTTy Config GUI but I got a connection timeout. At this moment I don't really know what's going on, SSH is running on port 22 of my Ubuntu machine and I can ping the machine why is it not connecting? (I tried [username]@ip too).
So I went on my Ubuntu machine and ran nmap -sP 192.168.0.1/24 and found that my windows machines IP did not show up, the host is down. I'm at a lost in something I am not very familiar with. Would anyone be able to help me or direct me to some resources that would trouble shoot my problem?
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EDIT (ADDITION): tyler@tyler-Aspire-5250:~$ nmap -v 192.168.0.123
Starting Nmap 6.40 ( http://nmap.org ) at 2014-06-06 01:56 MDT Initiating Ping Scan at 01:56 Scanning 192.168.0.123 [2 ports] Completed Ping Scan at 01:56, 3.00s elapsed (1 total hosts) Nmap scan report for 192.168.0.123 [host down] Read data files from: /usr/bin/../share/nmap Note: Host seems down. If it is really up, but blocking our ping probes, try -Pn Nmap done: 1 IP address (0 hosts up) scanned in 3.14 seconds tyler@tyler-Aspire-5250:~$ nmap -Pn 192.168.0.123
Starting Nmap 6.40 ( http://nmap.org ) at 2014-06-06 01:56 MDT Nmap scan report for 192.168.0.123 Host is up (0.022s latency). Not shown: 998 filtered ports PORT STATE SERVICE 2869/tcp open icslap 5357/tcp open wsdapi
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This post was written just before the end of 2009. I thought it made a wonderful holiday greeting, so here it is again, your holiday card from me and my garden!
My garden gifts me wonderful things all year long, but this year I think it sensed I needed...
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The farm-to-table movement has transformed the way we think about and consume food in this country, both at home and in restaurants. Now this terrior (originally a French term in wine to describe the grape's "sense of place or earth") approach has created an extreme locavore movement - not just...
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It all started with a bean sprout and a cat that wouldn't let it be.
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Erin Henderson, the 27-year-old linebacker for the Minnesota Vikings, was arrested on Jan.1 in Carver County, Minn. on suspicion of DUI and charged with multiple infractions, including refusal to take a Breathalyzer test.
Driving a black SUV at the time of his arrest, police say that Henderson's vehicle went off the road, prompting the veteran NFL player's second DUI arrest in under two months, according to USA Today.
Henderson was booked by the Carver County Sherriff's Office at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
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... Henderson's car skidded off the road and into a grassy area and then a parking lot before hitting trees.
The front of the car was "heavily damaged."
Henderson was alone in the car and uninjured. The officers said he appeared to be under the influence of alcohol …
The Minnesota Vikings posted a very brief statement on their website, saying, "We are aware of the matter involving Erin Henderson."
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He was charged with "2nd and 3rd degree DWI and Test Refusal, possession of a small amount of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, and violation of a limited driver license."
Henderson posted his $12,000 bail and was released from the Carver Co. Jail. He'll be back in court on March 3.
On Nov. 19, the linebacker was arrested "for probable cause DWI and possession of a controlled substance."
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By Brad Locke/NEMS Daily Journal
Chad Bumphis and Marcus Green have had some forgettable times at Mississippi State, and they haven't always been there in the big moments.
For different reasons, usually. Bumphis, who starred at Tupelo High School, has not become the SEC game-breaker some people predicted he'd be. Green has battled injury after injury.
Both are seniors who have taken very different paths to where they are now, and both turned in their most important performances to date in Saturday's 28-10 win over Auburn.
Bumphis made three catches for 47 yards and caught the go-ahead touchdown pass in the third quarter. His first catch was a 17-yarder on the first play of the game.
Green had four catches for 54 yards and two touchdowns. Early on, he dropped a pass deep in Auburn territory, but he made up for it by catching Tyler Russell's first touchdown pass, a 30-yard strike for a 7-3 lead.
Green then got open for a 3-yard score in the third quarter, making it 21-10.
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See also: Consort
From Middle French
- (noun)
- (verb)
consort (countable and uncountable, plural consorts)
- The spouse of a monarch.
- A husband, wife, companion or partner.
- Dryden
- He single chose to live, and shunned to wed, / Well pleased to want a consort of his bed.
- Thackeray
- The consort of the queen has passed from this troubled sphere.
- Darwin
- the snow-white gander, invariably accompanied by his darker consort
- Dryden
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- Atterbury
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- Atterbury
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- Spenser
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- (group of musicians): band, group
spouse of a monarch
husband, wife, companion or partner
ship accompanying another
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consort (third-person singular simple present consorts, present participle consorting, simple past and past participle consorted)
- (intransitive) To associate or keep company.
- 1961, J. A. Philip, "Mimesis in the Sophistês of Plato," Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association, vol. 92, p. 457,
- Being itself inferior and consorting with an inferior faculty it begets inferior offspring.
- 1961, J. A. Philip, "Mimesis in the Sophistês of Plato," Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association, vol. 92, p. 457,
- (intransitive) To be in agreement.
- (intransitive) To associate or unite in company with.
- Dryden
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The Spring Equinox takes place this year on Wed March the 20th at 7:02 AM EDT. That means, of course, the direct rays of the Sun fall on the Equator at that time…then continue North until they hit 23.5 degrees N Latitude when Summer begins in the Northern Hemisphere in June. Unfortunately, the weather here in MD will not be very Spring-Like as we move into the new season! An upper level trof will set up shop over the East Coast, and this will likely keep the temps below average all the way through the end of March. This St. Patrick's Day Weekend here in Baltimore, will include some rain and High temps only in the 40s! The average High Temps should be in the Low to Mid 50s this time of the year. The chilly weather pattern should flip by the start of April.
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Commodities Plunge. Breathing Easier for Central Banks?
NYMEX crude oil futures dropped 8.6% Thursday, below $100 a barrel yesterday afternoon in U.S. trading and are hovering around that triple digit mark this morning in Asia.
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from 12 p.m. until 12:40, in Murkland 110. The dean asks that department
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say a few words of introduction about them at the regular meeting at 12:40.
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Other agenda items include a welcome from President Huddleston and a formal
vote on the proposal to create a Queer Studies minor.
The Colovos Road underpass near the heat plant will be closed for the
rest of the month while utility work takes place in the area. During this
time, vehicles and pedestrians should use the new southern underpass on
McDaniel Drive/College Road to access the Chase Ocean Engineering Laboratory.
The next application deadline for the UNH Staff Professional Development
Grant is September 8. The maximum award is $750.00. No more than one grant
will be awarded per person during a twelve-month period, which is calculated
from the date of notification of the previous grant.
The Staff Professional Development Grant Program provides the opportunity
for EE, OS, and PAT staff to attain new skills or knowledge in a manner
that will enhance a staff member's performance or eligibility for promotion
and be of specific benefit to the department, college, university and/or
University System.
Such opportunities might include:
- Conferences, workshops and seminars, both on and off campus
- Academic courses not offered within the University System
- Travel and accommodations for off campus courses, workshops, etc.
- Special projects, including but not limited to research and publication
Note: The grant application has been updated for FY08. Also, in an effort
to decrease the number of incomplete applications, a review checklist is
now included. The committee welcomes feedback.
To obtain a current version of the application go to http://www.unh.edu/hr/pod/pdfs/Staff-Prof-Dev-Grant.pdf
Starting this fall, Health Services will provide expanded massage therapy
services to students, faculty and staff, offering weekend hours and hot
stone massages. Appointments can be made starting the end of August.
All massages are provided by licensed massage therapists. For more information
visit http://www.unh.edu/health-services/ohep/massage.html.
The Organic Garden Club's farm stand opens for the season today.
New location: Murkland Courtyard. Wednesdays, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Acorns Restaurant at the New England Center will offer special luncheon
selections to faculty and staff. David May, assistant vice president
for business affairs, has developed this plan in conjunction with NEC
in response to the closing of the Oak Room, the faculty/staff dining
room in Huddleston Hall.
NEC is offering a 35 percent combined discount on Acorns' express
lunch, available Monday-Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at a special
price of $8.95 plus tax and gratuity including a non-alcoholic beverage.
The meal features a full salad bar, soups, fresh baked rolls, signature
sandwiches and build-your-own sandwiches, and desserts. Buy five express
lunches and get the sixth one free.
Faculty and staff will get a 32 percent discount on Acorns' Buffet
(when available): offered at a $12.50 plus tax including
a non-alcoholic beverage. Call ahead to check on the buffet
The Kellogg Foundation's overview of the assembly can be seen here:
The eVENTS Management System (EMS), developed by the Research Computing
Center, enables customers to register and pay for events such as conferences,
workshops, and camps via the web, and assists event managers with tracking
registration and payment activity.
The eVENTS system offers customizable registration forms for each event,
an online payment feature which accepts credit cards and e-checks and feeds
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More details are available at http://www.unh.edu/budget/events.htm or
by calling site administrator Jennifer Biron at 2-0828.
Dimond Library and the UNH President's Commission on the Status of
Women would like to call attention to a lactation room that is available
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for nursing and milk expression. A key can be checked out at the main circulation
desk of the library. Please contact Pam Lehman at 2-1512 or the commission
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Rosters are set for tomorrow night's spring practice finale
UMass Football 2014 Season Preview
A look at the squad ahead of the season-opener versus Boston College on Saturday
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How do I amass a book collection in this day and age?
I've always wanted to wind up with a large collection of books like my parents have. However, when I can find constantly updated information on the internet and I check out fiction from the library, I can rarely convince myself there's a good reason to actually BUY a book. What books should I be buying? Some snowflakes inside. [more inside]
Books that allude to books that do not exist.
In The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde, the title character is negatively influenced by a "poison" book that is mentioned repeatedly in the text but never named. "Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius," the short story by Jorge Luis Borges, mentions several nonexistent books including a mysteriously altered encyclopedia and a History of the Land Called Uqbar. I am looking for more fictional references in novels or stories to other books that do not exist. Help, please? [more inside]
Recommend a non-fiction author who has a style like Anthony Bourdain?
Recommend a non-fiction author who has a style like Anthony Bourdain? [more inside]
Non-fiction about the Great Outdoors
I've recently discovered that I love reading non-fiction about the Great Outdoors and the things that happen there. I'm talking about books like 'Touching the Void' by Joe Simpson, and Jon Krakauer's books 'Into Thin Air' and 'Into the Wild'. It doesn't necessarily have to be about disasters and tragedies: I really loved this recent FPP about the Alaskan Iditarod. I want to read (but haven't yet) 'Into the Silence: the Great War, Mallory and the Conquest of Everest'. Please recommend me other books in this vein?
How A went from thinking B to C
Please recommend stories about mental battles. Specifically, people overcoming deep-seated fears or beliefs. [more inside]
Fun non-fiction?
I love non-fiction, but a lot of it is either annoyingly precise or too worthy. I'm looking for fun entertaining bedtime reading that won't tax the mind too much. Any suggestions? [more inside]
Fingers on the pulse - give me your "zeitgeistiest" non-fiction picks
Help me put together a list of the most zeitgeist-y, readable and accomplished "big idea" non-fiction books of recent years. [more inside]
Advice book from different perspectives?
Can anyone recommend some non-fiction advice books where many authors write their perspective on similar situations or difficulties in life? [more inside]
Looking for family-focused memoirs
I'm reading (and really enjoying) The Glass Castle, and my wife and are about to have our first kid. What other memoirs or non-fiction books should I read that focus on parenting, raising kids in unorthodox ways, or just plain unique families?
Good resources for learning about new and upcoming non-fiction about the internet?
What are some good resources for finding out about recent/new/upcoming non-fiction books that discuss the web or the internet? [more inside]
Book suggestions?
I'm looking for some good, meaty non-fiction to read over Christmas break while I'm home from grad school. Something with difficult ideas, yet readable and contemporary, and taking a fairly "big picture" view of a particular field. Any suggestions? Examples below. [more inside]
Introductory Book to WWI
I am look for a gentle and concise history of WWI. As well as possibly another book that focuses on life in the trenches.
Tell me what fiction I should read
Fiction for someone who prefers non-fiction. Suggestions? [more inside]
Extreme Sports Books
Any good books about extreme sports? [more inside]
What are some great books/movies about Hawaii?
What are some great books/movies about Hawaii? [more inside]
How it's all connected.
What non-fiction have you read that shows the unity underlying vastly different subject matter? [more inside]
writing that's direct, morally complex, and personal at the same time
There's no shortage of excellent "what to read" threads around here, but I'm looking for something a bit more specific. The tricky part is I'm looking for a style and a point of view, rather than a particular genre or subject. [more inside]
Self-improvement for $130, Alex
Help me improve myself. Non-fiction book suggestions needed. [more inside]
Great Non-Fiction of the past year?
The best non-fiction books of 2009? I'm in a Christmas coma and need something good. [more inside]
Books on India
If you please—I urgently require a few good recommendations of novels that have India as a backdrop. [more inside]
What's the best non-fiction I haven't found yet?
I'm looking for more great non-fiction books. Requirements: writing to make an English major swoon; a thesis or narrative structure that makes for an organized, logical flow; well-reported; interesting; true, with embellishments of known fact made known by the author. [more inside]
Cool Non-Fiction Book Filter
I need a book suggestion...something slightly off the beaten path in the biography, history, science, or world politics categories. (more details inside) [more inside]
Please recommend great non-fiction books & documentary films
What non-fiction books or documentary films explore a subculture or lifestyle as effectively as Henry Chalfant & Tony Silver's Style Wars and Hunter S. Thompson's Hell's Angels? [more inside]
Good non-fiction books about comic books?
Anybody know any good non-fiction books about comic books, their publishers, their history, etc?
Writing Nonfiction, how does one organize it?
I think it would be a kick to write a nonfiction book. Any advice on how to organize one? [more inside]
Can you recommend a well-written figure skaters bio?
Can you recommend a well-written figure skater's autobiography or biography? [more inside]
Can you recommend any great books on fashion and style?
Can you recommend any great books on fashion and style? [more inside]
What materials do you recommend on the Edwardian era?
I'm trying to learn about the Edwardian era especially (but not exclusively) in England, Ireland, and Canada. What excellent materials (fiction and non-fiction books, movies, websites, etc.) have you read and seen about this period?
What is a good process to follow when pitching ideas to publishers?
I have what I think is a great idea for a web / design-related book that I'd like to shop around. Can anyone who has been published before offer any advice, links, or a good process to follow when pitching ideas to publishers? (more detail in comments) [more inside]
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Tech Golf Jumps to No. 7
March 5, 2009
LUBBOCK, Texas - Texas Tech climbed to No. 7 in the latest Golfweek Division I Men's Golf rankings this week, the highest ever ranking for the program. The Red Raiders will play in their first event as one of the nation's top 10 programs Friday, when they tee off at Lake Jovita Golf and Country Club in the USF/Ron Smith Intercollegiate in Dade City, Fla.
The Red Raiders achieved their first top 10 ranking in school history last week at No. 9, after winning the UTSA Invitational, Feb. 16-17. This weekend's event is the first for the team since the win in San Antonio. Texas Tech is the second-highest ranked Big 12 Conference program, behind No. 3 Oklahoma State. Texas is ranked No. 14 and Texas A&M is No. 25.
The Red Raiders are led by senior Garrett Merrell, who is ranked No. 19 in the latest rankings. Merrell tied in third place at the UTSA Invitational after finishing with back-to-back rounds of 68-69. He is averaging 71.2 strokes per round on the year and has posted seven rounds below par out of 15 played.
Sophomore Chris Ward, who claimed medalist honors at the UTSA event, is averaging 73.8 strokes per round. Ward shot par or better in each round, including first- and second-round scores of 65-66. Freshman Nils Floren, in just his second collegiate event, finished second to Ward with rounds of 70-66-69, all under par. Floren is averaging 73.6 strokes per round in two collegiate tournaments.
Senior Santiago Rivas is averaging 73.5 strokes per round, while junior Will Griffin stands at 74.1 strokes.
The 24-team event is highlighted by the No. 7 Red Raiders, followed by Baylor (33) and Louisville (40) among the top 50. Other participants include Arkansas State, Austin Peay, Cincinnati, Columbus State, Connecticut, DePaul, Eastern Michigan, Florida Southern, Jacksonville State, Louisiana-Monroe, Marquette, Middle Tennessee, Missouri, Missouri State, Nebraska, Rhode Island, Seton Hall, South Alabama, South Florida, Troy and Xavier.
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Please note: SPARC: 148071-13 X86: 148072-13 deliver the fix for OpenSSL (SUNWcry and SUNWopenssl-packages). SPARC: 150383-03 and 117123-12 deliver the fix for WAN Boot (SUNWwbsup and SUNWcakr-packages).
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Applications for Leroy Springs student loans are now available for students who are planning full-time attendance at a four-year accredited college or university in South Carolina.
The loans are also available to students who attend York Technical College.
Loans are available for up to $3,000 a year for undergraduates and up to $4,000 a year for medical or dental school students.
Lancaster Fire Department Chief Chris Nunnery remembers getting the early morning call about the fire at the Lancaster County Courthouse last August.
He hoped it would be just a small fire, like the one started by a homemade fire bomb a few years earlier.
"When I heard, 'Heavy smoke showing,' it was just a sickening feeling," Nunnery said.
Nunnery said since he was a child, one of the most memorable landmarks in Lancaster was the courthouse, with the statue of the Confederate soldier out front.
INDIAN LAND – Indian Land High School band director Mathew Willis is proud of the performance by the school's first-ever winter guard unit.
The 12-member winter guard group finished fifth out of nine units in its class Saturday at the Carolina Winter Ensemble Association (CWEA) championships in Rock Hill.
The Warriors competed in the CWEA's Scholastic Regional A. This was their last competition of the season.
Sometimes I find myself sitting in front of a laptop at a kitchen table with two other adults who are also on laptops.
It's probably the geekiest thing ever.
All three of us are likely catching up with friends, taking dumb quizzes or even chatting with each other online – yes, each other, even as we sit at the table together – on the social network – Facebook.
I tried the MySpace thing, but it didn't take. I forgot my password and could never log on again.
A Great Falls man died after being beaten and shot inside a vacant Cunningham Street home early Tuesday morning, according to the Lancaster Police Department.
According to an incident report, officers were called to 643 Cunningham St. at 1:32 a.m.
Officers found Lamario Demond Ford, 26, of 5243 George Beard Ave., Great Falls, on his back in the living room. He had blood all over his face, the report said.
KERSHAW – It may look a little like Mardi Gras at the Carolina Motorsports Park in Kershaw this weekend during the 24 Hours of LeMons.
This car race is a little different than most, said Jochen Tartak, a manager at Carolina Motorsports.
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HEATH SPRINGS – Twenty years from now, Tucker and Thomas Adams are going to be old hands at farming.
After raising 25 chickens last summer, the brothers have been raising two pigs as part of a 4-H market pig project.
And under their watchful eyes and attention for the last four months, those two pigs – 13 and 35 – have grown from about 65 pounds each to almost 250 pounds.
Tucker, 9, is a third-grader at Heath Springs Elementary School, and Thomas, 10, is a fourth-grader. They have been in 4-H for two years.
Authorities still aren't saying much about Tuesday's murder of a Great Falls man.
Lancaster Police Capt. Harlean Howard said investigators continue to probe the death of Lemario Demond Ford, 26, who was found on the floor of a Cunningham Street home about 1:30 a.m. Tuesday.
Howard said police are gathering information, though no arrests have been made.
"Investigators are following up on any and all leads," Howard said. "We have not developed any suspects."
Goodwill Industries of the Southern Piedmont understands that people are tightening their budgets and stretching their dollars.
In these tough economic times, more people are shopping at Goodwill stores and more people than ever are coming to Goodwill for help finding a job.
Goodwill is working to keep up with the increased demand for its job-training and employment programs as unemployment rates climb in the Carolinas.
But Goodwill cannot provide these services without donations to sell in its stores.
Eric Rowell hopes Lancaster County Council will soon approve the final portion of a plan to restructure See Lancaster, a group that promotes tourism within the county.
Rowell, See Lancaster's board chairman, addressed council Monday night, along with Jay Rainey, who is heading a special taskforce on the group.
Rowell and Rainey presented a plan that was approved by Lancaster City Council earlier in March.
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Sorry to bother you yet again - I am using a shop page to define a series of custom user fields which refer to different on-line editable pages.
Each product will have 1 or more the fields populated with references to specific editable page URL's.
The fields which do not have any applicable URL link are left empty
In the EZG editor, I have each field linked via MultiBox URL to its relevant page.
If the fields are populated with data - the name of the field entry becomes a link to its relevant page.
The fields that are empty should not display anything at all. However, the shop Product database places a "0" (zero) in each empty field - As a result, the product page display a series of 0's (with links) where I intended there be nothing, except where there are links for legitimate data entered,.
Is there a way to ensure that the product catalogue simply leave the fields empty, or is there a better way to achieve my objectives?
As you can see from the image - Only the first worksheet-1 field has data entered - Yet the other fields display a "0" I want there to be nothing there, so that, the URL references will not appear in the shop catalogue page for empty fields
Here - You see the fields inside EZG Editor for shop cat page - with links to OEPages
As you see - The zero show for fields that should be empty - Now they contain links to pages I do not want to be accessed.
Also - I forgot to mention - The shop is linked to another shop page - One for sales - The other for lessons - Same data


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John Coltrane (featuring Elvin Jones): Pursuance
John Coltrane (tenor sax)
A Love Supreme (Impulse A 77)
John Coltrane (tenor sax), McCoy Tyner (piano), Jimmy Garrison (bass), Elvin Jones (drums).
Composed by John Coltrane.
Recorded: Englewood Cliffs, NJ, December 9, 1964
Rating: 95/100 (learn more)
An extended unaccompanied solo by Elvin Jones opens "Pursuance," the 10-minute, up-tempo third movement of A Love Supreme. Attempting to bridge the gap between hard bop, bebop and free jazz with a sustained musical intensity derived from Coltrane's spiritual ambition, Jones's solo is powerfully free while preserving the phrasing of a traditional drum solo. An extended Tyner solo commences when the drum solo concludes, featuring a classic example of the Elvin-&-McCoy build with their simultaneous blurring of barline after barline. As with most Tyner/Jones interactions, this ends with the quarter-note triplet figure leading to Trane's sublime reentry. All four musicians then blend beautifully at an amazingly intense level until Coltrane, Tyner and Jones exit to allow for Jimmy Garrison's solo. An ultimate classic performance of the Classic Coltrane Quartet.
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School-Record Six Ducks Earn All-MPSF Honors
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Release Date: 04/29/2011
MORAGA, Calif. – The Oregon lacrosse team is well represented on the 2011 All-Mountain Pacific Sports Federation teams.
A school-record six Ducks were voted onto the two postseason teams. Senior Alex Breiner (Alexandria, Va./Bishop O'Connell HS) and junior Jana Drummond (Nashua, N.H./East Grand Rapids HS) were named first-team all-conference for the second year in a row. UO also placed juniors Bina Barrett (Severna Park, Md./Severna School), Lara Bennett (Greenwich, Ct./Greenwich HS), Jess Drummond (Nashua, N.H./East Grand Rapids HS) and sophomore Salliebeth Finnegan (West Islip, N.Y./West Islip HS) on the All-MPSF second team.
Breiner leads Oregon with a career-high 57 points in 14 games, ranking fourth in the MPSF with 4.07 points per game. She also ranks third in the league with 1.64 assists per game (23 assists total) and fourth with 2.43 goals per game (34). She was also among the league's top performers in draw controls per game (third; 2.64) and caused turnovers per game (fourth; 1.21). Her point total is the third highest recorded in UO history, seven shy of the school record. The senior was named MPSF Player of the Week once and recorded a career-high seven points on two occasions this season. She currently ranks third in school history with 174 career points.
Jana Drummond finished second on the team with 33 goals during the regular season while her 42 points ranked third. Her 2.20 goals per game average tied for the eighth best among league performers while her 5.20 shots per game ranked fourth in the MPSF. The junior posted seven hat tricks this season, including four-goal performances on three occasions. Her 110 career goals and 133 points are both the fifth most in school history.
Barrett ranked second on the Ducks with a career-high 48 points and tied for the team lead with 23 assists. Her 1.53 assists per game ranks fourth in the MPSF and her 3.20 points per game is the sixth best total in the league. She opened the season with a career-high five goals in the season opener against then No. 20 Hofstra and followed that up with a career-best seven points in the MPSF opener against Fresno State.
Bennett saw the most playing time of any Oregon player in the Ducks' backfield, helping the Ducks finish second in the league with a 10.47 goals against average. She finished third on the team with 21 ground balls and also grabbed 15 draw controls while causing seven turnovers. She also chipped in with a career year offensively, tallying four goals and five points in a defensive role.
Jess Drummond finished third on the Ducks with 31 goals and her 32 points is the fourth-best total on the team. Both totals are career bests. She also wreaked havoc on the field in other ways, grabbing 31 draw controls (third on the team), 20 ground balls (fourth) and causing 15 turnovers (second).
Finnegan saw the bulk of Oregon's starts in net and improved upon all of her stats in her second year with the Ducks. The sophomore finished third in the MPSF with a 10.55 goals against average and a .420 save percentage. The West Islip, N.Y. native went 5-4 in 14 games (13 starts) while making 58 saves in her 454:46 in the crease. She made five or more saves on six occasions, including a season-high nine against Stanford on April 15.
Breiner and Jana Drummond are earning first-team all-conference honors for the second time in their careers, Jess Drummond 's second-team selection is her second in as many seasons while Barrett, Bennett and Finnegan are receiving all-league recognition for the first time in their careers. The six All-MPSF selections is a school record, beating the four all-league picks from the 2007, 2009 and 2010 seasons.
Oregon takes on Denver in the MPSF Tournament semifinals at 4 p.m. on Friday.
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