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City Art Centre
Enjoy a visit to the City Art Centre, a main Edinburgh art gallery with one of the best collections of Scottish art. We show interesting exhibitions from our own collections and from all over the world. We can also tempt you with an excellent café and attractive shop located on the ground floor.
The City Art Centre has a busy programme of exhibitions which change regularly to suit the interests of our visitors. People come to see favourites from the City's nationally Recognised collection of Scottish art; new work from local or international artists or exhibitions from other countries. Exhibitions of historic and modern photography, contemporary art and design, architecture and the built environment are staged in a rolling programme. We have shown Egyptian and Roman objects and even featured artwork and costumes from the Star Wars films.
An escalator and lift help you move around six floors, and you can be refreshed by sampling the menus in the café, or buy art books, cards, handbags and jewellery from our ground floor shop.
The City Art Centre is conveniently placed near to the Waverley rail station in the city centre.
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Sun 12.00-17.00
Free admission to permanent collection, admission charges may apply to temporary exhibitions.
Making It: Sculpture in Britain 1977-1986
- 7 May — 3 July 2016 *on now
The late 1970s and 1980s witnessed the emergence of a talented generation of artists working in the UK who began to receive international attention for practices which, although diverse, shared a revived interest in the sculpted object, in materials and in ideas around making.
Making It is the first exhibition to survey this moment in British sculpture. It shows how approaches to object making were reinvigorated by earlier breakthroughs in conceptual and performance art made by preceding generations and by sculptural inspirations from beyond these shores.
Drawn primarily from the Arts Council Collection and augmented with loans from UK public and private collections, Making It presents works by over 40 artists including Tony Cragg, Richard Deacon, Antony Gormley, Anish Kapoor, Cornelia Parker and Alison Wilding amongst others.
Stephen Collingbourne: Don't be afraid of Pink
- 7 May — 3 July 2016 *on now
Stephen Collingbourne, a former lecturer of sculpture for over 20 years at Edinburgh College of Art, now concentrates mainly on painting with oils, both on paper and wood panels.
The title for this exhibition, Don't be afraid of Pink, derives from an experience as a student in the 1960s, when his painting tutor suggested he should work with the colour he most disliked. The idea was that Collingbourne should rid himself of any preconceptions and learn to appreciate the potential of every colour. The colour he disliked most was pink. On display will be a vibrant selection of paintings inspired by this concept.
Paper Trail: Drawings, Watercolours, Prints
- 2 July 2016 — 21 May 2017 *on now
A blank piece of paper is one of the most basic materials available to a visual artist. Yet it is also among the most versatile. The range of work that can be produced using paper is potentially limitless. Rough sketches, finely detailed drawings, atmospheric pastel studies, delicate watercolours, and a variety of printmaking techniques including etching, lithography and woodcut, all take their starting point with a fresh sheet of paper.
Paper Trail: Drawings, Watercolours, Prints explores some of the many ways that artists create works on paper. The exhibition is drawn entirely from the City Art Centre's permanent collection of historic and contemporary Scottish art, and spans the period from the late 18th century to present day. A variety of creative processes are showcased, from the use of sketchbooks to etching plates, and artists' individual working practices are examined in depth.
The exhibition includes a selection of work by celebrated figures like Anne Redpath, Joan Eardley, Eduardo Paolozzi and Paul Sandby. It also introduces some lesser-known artists such as James Watterston Herald, Katherine Cameron and Mabel Royds, whose careers and methods are not so familiar. In addition, Paper Trail presents a number of recent acquisitions to the City Art Centre's collection, some of which are on public display for the first time. These include works by Victoria Crowe, Ian Hamilton Finlay and the early 19th century artist Robert Batty.
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William Gillies & John Maxwell
- 30 July — 23 October 2016
William Gillies and John Maxwell were among the most significant and distinctive Scottish artists of the 20th century. Gillies is best known for his tonal landscapes, spontaneous watercolours and carefully constructed still lifes, while Maxwell is remembered for his expressive, dream-like depictions of creatures, flowers and timeless nudes. The two artists pursued differing approaches in their work, and had contrasting personalities, but remained life-long friends.
Gillies and Maxwell met at Edinburgh College of Art in the early 1920s. After completing their studies both received travelling scholarships, which enabled them to live and work in Paris and encounter avant-garde movements like Post-Impressionism and Cubism. As they matured they developed in different creative directions. Yet their lives continued to interweave as they travelled, exhibited and socialised together. Both joined the staff at Edinburgh College of Art, and while Gillies' teaching career was longer than Maxwell's, each of them proved to be a considerable influence on the next generation of Scottish painters.
William Gillies & John Maxwell traces the careers of these two artists, exploring the parallel development of their work and their enduring friendship. It showcases some of their finest drawings and paintings, including the Fletcher Collection, a group of 43 artworks that has been on long-term loan to the City Art Centre since 1995. This is the first time in over twenty years that the Collection has been displayed together in its entirety.
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Aaaahhhh......The good old days of the now defunct Pioneer Conference. Playing Berea and Midpark, two schools usually smaller than yours in enrollment, most of the time not quite as good as your team in most sports. The two bordering communities of Berea and Middleburg Heights had kids in both cities that grew up together, and playing against each other as they grew older made for one of the better rivalries in the Cleveland area. No high school sports fans will ever forget the last game of the high school football season every year at Finnie Stadium on the campus of Baldwin-Wallace College.
A funny thing happened to the rivalry....the schools merged
This fall, the Berea Braves and the Midpark Meteors became no more. They merged into one school, the Berea-Midpark Titans. Keeping the colors of the blue and red of Berea, and the orange and brown of Midpark, the Titans school colors became orange and blue.
With any new school, there are adjustments. Meeting new friends, adjusting to the idea of forming a new "history" of the school, and from a sports perspective, having competition for your position. One group has thrived in this new "era" of Berea-Midpark. So much so that a top ten state ranking in both sports can show it:
The Berea-Midpark basketball program
The girls teams of Berea and Midpark have been pretty good over the last few years. Combining them has made the Titans one of the best teams in the area, and a state championship contender. One interesting twist to the girls team is that their head coach, Kevin Braaten, is a 1992 graduate of Strongsville, another old Pioneer Conference rival. The team doesn't seem to mind. The Titans are off to a 16-1 start, with the only loss being to Magnificat, another top ten team in the Cleveland area, on a last second tip in. Among the more eye opening wins for the Titans are a 65-53 win over state runner up Twinsburg, and a 90-58 win over Hudson, another top program in the Cleveland area. They are led by senior post player Stasha Carey, and senior point guard Jess Barnes.
Carey is a four year starter for the Titans if you count her time at Midpark High School. A dominating presence at 6'4", she has committed to the University of Pittsburgh next season. She is averaging double figures in points and rebounds, a point not lost on her head coach:
Stasha commands double and triple teams every time she touches the ball. Her rebounding, both offensively and defensively, has been a real key to our success
Barnes is leading the Cleveland area in assists, and is the key the makes the Titans engine go. A three year starter, Barnes also can hit the open three pointer when defenses collapse to stop Carey. Her head coach holds her is just as high of regard as he does Carey:
I truly believe this, and I have told Jess this, that there isn't another point guard I would take over Jess in the whole Cleveland area
The boys team, one would think, would be a little more of a mystery. Both the Berea and Midpark teams of the past were good, not great. It would be hard to predict what kind of success the merged school would have
Guess no more
Under the leadership of head coach Duke Barther, the Titans sure have opened peoples eyes around the Cleveland area. They are also off to a 16-1 start. While the Titans flew under the radar in the beginning of the year, one headline got the Titans the attention they have proven they deserve:
Berea-Midpark 70, St. Ignatius 61
Want respect? Then beat a team that no one thought you could. That is what the Titans did when they took down St. Ignatius in front of a sellout crowd at Berea-Midpark. They did with a huge game from senior point guard Alex Brown. After 27 points, 11 rebounds, and six assists, even St. Ignatius coach Sean O'Toole was impressed:
The kid is a great point guard. He did some unbelievable things tonight. We play as many good teams as we can because come tournament time, we can say we played a kid like Brown
Showing the sense of confidence the new Titans have, Brown described the feeling of beating one of the Cleveland area's most consistent basketball programs:
This is huge for us. Everyone says this is an upset, but for us it isn't an upset. We are just as good as they are
Brown is far from a one man show. Senior Daveon Posey added 17 points against the Wildcats, and senior Michael Schuller added 13. They key to the game may have been the defensive presence of fast improving Nolan Gerrity. The 6'11" junior center frustrated the Wildcats on the inside all night. With Gerrity controlling the paint, the Titans held the Wildcats to just 34 points over the last three quarters.
Are the Titans just a one year wonder, playing off of the fact of the "newness" of their new school? Not a chance. The cupboard is nowhere near bare in the upcoming years. Besides Gerrity returning next year, the Titans boast a strong sophomore class with 6'6" Brett Swinnerton, 6'3" Nick Gassman, and 6'1" Joey Bachie all being contributors on this season's team. The Titans face their toughest stretch of their schedule this week. Tonight, they take on Westlake, ranked eighth in the Cleveland area. They follow that up with a back-to-back Friday and Saturday nights with a Friday night home game against ranked Brecksville, and a Saturday night game on the road against Omari Spellman and North Royalton.
Want to see a couple of teams in the Cleveland area? Check out both teams of Berea-Midpark. There is still room on the bandwagon.


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Second part of 4 parts, please start here with Part 1
Much to Los Angeles's benefit, Ori Menashe didn't listen to his father's advice about not becoming a chef. Even though now, especially with a newborn child at home, Ori realizes what his father said was true. Even with the new baby, Ori is still working seventeen hour days at Bestia. But working hard is deeply ingrained in Ori's character. So after completing his three years of required military service in Israel, and deciding he wanted to be a chef Ori moved back to Los Angeles and got his first job in a kitchen at the Blue Cafe, a kosher kitchen on Pico. Ori made the move since there were more opportunities here to pursue a career in the restaurant industry than there were in Israel.
While at his first job, Ori briefly enrolled at culinary school but left after only three months. For others Ori recognizes the value of culinary school, but he got bored and felt restricted. Ori noted, "If someone teaches you a way building a stock or a sauce that's the way you're going to go with that process. If you start figuring out stuff yourself, you might make mistakes but sometimes you make something great out of a mistake. Some of my food is done that way from me learning stuff by myself and figuring it out, and you extract great flavors."
While still at Blue Cafe, Ori started working at night at second job at La Terza. La Terza was owned by Gino Angelini. However the head chef was Jason Travi. Gino gave some input as to what he wanted on the menu, but the flavors were all from Jason. At La Terze Ori worked all the stations learning a lot from Travi. After he got more hours at La Terze, Ori left Blue Cafe. But shortly thereafter, Ori started again on a second job working mornings on pasta for Gino Angelini at Angelini Osteria. Between his two jobs it wasn't uncommon for Ori to work fifteen plus hour days.
When Jason left his position at LA Terza, Ori also considered leaving. At this point Ori was in-between thoughts of what is he going to do with his future. This was when he travelled with his dad and spoke to chefs in the kitchen at L'Atelier Joel Robuchan. However since his relationship with his future wife Genevieve Gergis had just started to get serious, Ori stayed in Los Angeles and accepted the position of sous chef at La Terze that Gino offered Ori after Jason's departure. Once Ori became the sous at La Terza he stopped working mornings at Angellini
As sous at La Terza, Ori got experience leading and managing people. He had some creative control on the specials of the day as well as small apps sent to V.I.P. Ori recalls that everything flowed naturally for him in the kitchen. Being able to draw upon all the experiences he had as a kid helped him be creative. On Tuesday nights at La Terza Nancy Silverton had her own menu at the anti-pasta table. Ori would help her with prep. So after Ori left La Terza, Silverton asked Ori if he wanted to help out at Mozza, the pizzeria, which was opening soon. So he accepted Silverton's offer. While working at Mozza, Ori then was offered a sous chef position at a new restaurant on Melrose called All'Angelo with Chef Mirko Paderno. After a month and a half as sous chef, Ori was promoted to Chef de Cuisine. As the CDC, Ori started building menus. The dishes were obviously inspired by Mirko, since it was Mirko's kitchen, but a lot of Ori's experimenting ended up on the plates.
After nearly two years at All'Angelo, chef Ori now had some other opportunities presented to him. Jason Travi was opening a new restaurant and offered Ori a position. Gino Angelini also offered Ori the position of chef at Angelini's. After meeting with Jason for a beer, Ori accepted the position offered to him by Gino. Jason basically told Ori that he couldn't say no to Gino.
Four and half years earlier at Angelini Ori had been working on the line with many of the same cooks he was now telling what to do. As chef, Ori changed a lot of things in Angelini's kitchen. He made the kitchen a better environment to work in. Schedules were much better. There was no more overtime. Ori also lowered food costs by twelve percent without sacrificing quality. The special menu with forty specials was Ori's menu. There was also Gino's set menu. So there was a big menu and that's why Angelini had a lot of people in the kitchen.
Ori noted, "When you work for people you notice their habits." Ori continued, "Some people will get off the line and sit at the bar because they had a long night...have a few drinks...and leave the staff alone in the kitchen. Gino doesn't leave you alone all day. There is no such thing. The only time he leaves you alone is when he's sick or at his other restaurants. But when he's there he's in your sauté pan. And like, you see that piece of garlic there. It's not cooked. All the rest is cooked, but that piece is going to make your dish bitter. Throw it away." Now in his own kitchen at Bestia, Ori is like Gino "in the pan". So Ori says he is with his staff all the time. Chef Menasche emphasized, "Even if I show them how to do something once, I'll show them how to do it another five times."
Gino also inspired to Ori to work even harder. Ori noted, "he [Gino] can't make you look bad. You come into work and the guy, two or three times your age is working harder than you? That doesn't make any sense. I'd get into work and race all day."
In addition to being hyper attentive and reinforcing Ori's work ethic through his example, one of the most important things Gino taught Ori when it came to cooking was to take his time, and not rush anything. Gino told Ori, "even it takes eight hours, it is going to taste much better than if it is for six hours." Gino builds sauces so slow sometimes sauces are borderline on being burned.Whatever Gino's mom use to do as a kid to extract flavors, Gino still does today. Thus Gino is never a chef you'd see on a timed competitive television show. Besides Gino wants to be in the kitchen and cook every day. He doesn't want to leave and be somewhere else, and have someone else run his kitchen because his kitchen won't be ran the same way.
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In a statement, the Camas Republican called attacks on the Affordable Care Act a poison pill that's preventing Congress from reopening the federal government. Until Tuesday, she was mum on the House GOP's budget negotiations, saying she wanted to give her leadership time to craft a solution.
"If this shutdown lasts much longer, negative impacts could be widespread," Herrera Beutler said, noting the potential impact to veterans' benefits, food assistance for low-income women and children, and permits for professional crabbers and fishers.
"In Longview, people who are critically injured must now wait for life flights to come from Oregon," Herrera Beutler said, because "the local hospital's helicopter can't get (Federal Aviation Administration) certification during a shutdown. I can't stand by and let this happen any longer."
Herrera Beutler said she still opposes President Barack Obama's health care reforms. "But this president will not bend or compromise on this issue even if the shutdown lasts until the end of his term, and this continued fighting is making it less likely that we can make progress on the issue, or on improving our economy or lowering our debt," she said.
She added: "Like it or not, the White House and Senate have blocked House efforts to address the issues with the Affordable Care Act. Nothing positive will be achieved by prolonging this shutdown any longer, or crossing the debt limit threshold. It's time for my colleagues to face reality."
Prior to the shutdown, Herrera Beutler said she supported a federal spending plan that would defund 2010 health care reforms. On the eve of the shutdown, she voted for a House GOP plan to keep the government running while also making changes to the Affordable Care Act. Democrats in the Senate, as promised, rejected that proposal.
Herrera Beutler has pledged to donate the congressional salary she receives during the shutdown to Vancouver-based Shared Hope International, an organization that works to fight human trafficking. Members of Congress and some federal employees continue to work and get paid during the shutdown, but several hundred thousand federal workers have been furloughed.


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More and more IM'ers and bloggers are starting to awaken to the possibilities of focusing on email marketing. It's definitely one of the most important aspects of my online business, and something that I recommend everyone do once you get past the point of relying solely on Adsense for monetization.
However, from time to time, I come across IM'ers who are somewhat resistant to the idea of using email marketing in their business. I can kind of understand why – once you decide to make the jump from Adsense to selling a product, it's tempting to just rush right into developing that product so you can start selling it more quickly.
But let me take a minute to show you some of the benefits that you get from email marketing. Far from being a needless distraction, email marketing can help you sell more and keep you from wasting time on a product that won't sell well.
1) Turn Traffic Into Readers – Want to know when you really start to move away from having a website and move towards running a real business? When you turn traffic into readers. Think of all the searchers coming to your website every day from Google and Bing. Do any of them ever come back to your site?
If you're doing a good job of answering their questions with your content, then probably some of them are. How do you capitalize on that? Get them signed up on an email list so that they automatically receive all of the new content that you develop.
2) Get Your Content To Your Readers – On a related note, the easiest way to get your content to your readers is to send it directly to their Inbox. This way they don't have to hunt you down to see if you've published anything new lately. Your new article/video/podcast is sitting right there in their Inbox, and they're only a click away from reading/watching/listening to it.
3) You Can Send Them A Full Course Of Content – Have you ever had a reader email you a question about a topic that you covered a long time ago in an old blog post? If you haven't yet, you definitely will at some point. Here's the thing: when someone finds your website for the first time, they're not going to read back through all of your archives. As your website gets older and bigger with more content, that's a lot of articles and blog posts that your new readers probably aren't going to see.
With email marketing, you can set up an auto-responder series to make sure your new readers get
all of your great content. You can send them your most popular old blog posts, you can write some new articles for them to read, or however you want to go about it. The point is simply to give your new readers some great content to read so that they know you know your stuff. (I talked about this point more fully in my post on how to develop an email marketing strategy.)
4) More Likely To Buy – Readers who sign up for an email list are more engaged, more likely to respond to your content, and more likely to buy your products than someone who finds your website through Google or who just visits your site from time to time.
Why are they more likely to buy? People don't like to give out their email. So if they're willing to give that to you, you know two things right off the bat: A) they already trust you to some extent, and B) they are interested enough in your niche to subscribe to your list. Knowing these two things makes it much easier to sell them something down the road.
5) More Than One Chance To Ask Them To Buy – Another reason email subscribers are more likely to buy is that fact that you get more than one chance to ask them to buy. The typical searcher comes to your website once, reads an article, maybe sees your ads, and then leaves. But with email readers, you have a captive audience. Sure, they can unsubscribe at any time, but if you're providing value with your emails, chances are really good that they won't.
I've read that you have to ask the typical internet user to buy something 4 to 7 times before they're going to buy it. That's easy to do if you're sending out regular email newsletters.
6) Get Testimonials Easily – Never discount the importance of social proof. If potential buyers know that other people have bought your product and loved it, they're much more likely to buy. How do you get these testimonials? Why don't you email your readers and ask them to send you one? You can even offer them a new freebie in exchange for the testimonial.
7) Free Market Research – I hesitate to call any of these benefits the most important, because they're all super awesome, but free market research might possibly be the most super awesome.
Before you develop a product, you need to make sure that you have a market for it. Listening to the questions that you get from your readers, asking them what solutions they've tried, offering new ideas for them – this is all market research. You find out what works, what doesn't, and what you can develop to help your readers.
8 ) Easier Product Development – Once you're to the point of developing a product, having some guinea pigs to try it out and give you feedback before it hits the market is invaluable.
Email your list and ask for volunteers to help out with your new project. You'll probably get more responses than you can use.
So there you go. 8 awesome reasons to use email marketing in your online business. Have I convinced you?


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This seems to be a common result. I've been trying to follow the bijective proof of it, which can be found easily online, but the explanations go over my head. It would be wonderful if you could give me an understandable explanation of the proof and let me know how I'd go about finding such a bijection.
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The number of partitions of $n$ into distinct parts equals the number of partitions of $n$ into odd parts
I'll give a sketch of the bijective proof; ask me if there's some part you don't understand and need fleshed out (or maybe someone else will post a detailed version).
The important idea is that every number can be expressed uniquely as a power of 2 multiplied by an odd number. (Divide the number repeatedly by 2 till you get an odd number.) For instance, $120 = 2^3 \times 15$ and $68 = 2^2 \times 17$ and $81 = 2^0 \times 81$.
Odd parts -> Distinct parts
Suppose you are given a partition of n into odd parts. Count the number of times each odd number occurs: suppose $1$ occurs $a_1$ times, similarly $3$ occurs $a_3$ times, etc. So $n = a_11 + a_33 + a_55 + \cdots$.
Now write each $a_i$ "in binary", i.e., as a sum of distinct powers of two. So you have $n = (2^{b_{11}}+2^{b_{12}}+\cdots)1 + (2^{b_{31}}+2^{b_{32}}+\cdots)3 + \cdots$.
Now just get rid of the brackets, and note that all terms are distinct. (Why?)
E.g. for $20 = 5+3+3+3+1+1+1+1+1+1$, which is a partition of $20$ into odd parts, we do
Distinct parts -> Odd parts
Given a partition into distinct parts, we can write each part as a power of 2 multiplied by an odd number, and collect the coefficients of each odd number, and write the odd number those many times, to get a partition into odd parts.
So for example with $20 = 5+6+3+4+2$ which is a partition of $20$ into distinct parts, we write
$20 = 5 + (2)3 + 3 + (4)1 + (2)1$, and then collect coefficients of the odd numbers $5$, $3$ and $1$:
Aside: you asked about the bijective proof, but I cannot resist mentioning that when Euler proved this theorem about partitions, it was with a proof that used generating functions. (When you understand both, maybe you can think about whether this proof is related to the bijective proof.)
Sketch: Let $D(n)$ denote the number of partitions into distinct parts, and $O(n)$ denote the number of partitions into odd parts. Then we have:
$$ \begin{align} \sum_{n\ge0}D(n)x^n &= (1+x)(1+x^2)(1+x^3)(1+x^4)(1+x^5) \\ &= \frac{1-x^2}{1-x}\frac{1-x^4}{1-x^2}\frac{1-x^6}{1-x^3}\frac{1-x^8}{1-x^4}\frac{1-x^{10}}{1-x^5}\cdots \\ &= \frac{1}{(1-x)(1-x^3)(1-x^5)\cdots} \\ &= (1+x+x^{1+1}+\cdots)(1+x^3+x^{3+3}+\cdots)(1+x^5+x^{5+5}+\cdots) \\ &= \sum_{n\ge0}O(n)x^n \end{align} $$ which proves the theorem.


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Antares has updated all versions of Auto-Tune Evo for Mac OS X to v6.0.8 and Windows to v6.0.9. These updates provide improved pitch detection accuracy of higher-pitched notes, as well as resolve a variety of issues in the various versions.
Changes include:
- Improved pitch detection of higher-pitched notes.
- New installers and PACE software (version 188.8.131.5223) to fix installation and authorization issues, particularly in 64-bit Vista.
- Fixed a problem where Nudge Up or Down would sometimes result in horizontal movement as well.
- Fixed a problem with incorrect zoom range after tracking pitch in a long song.
- Fixed crashing bug occasionally seen when using drawing tools.
- Fixed crashing bug occasionally seen when using Undo button.
- Fixed problem of selection highlights vanishing when using the Scissor tool close to a line or curve endpoint.
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Does anyone upgraded to SAPB1 8.82 PL10?
One of my customer facing the printing issue after upgraded to PL10. The printer preference auto reset back A4 format even though we fixed it into Letter/A5 format.
So currently all the preprinted form not able to print. Anyone could try and let me know what the solution??
Way to find out.
1. Go to any document, for eg. AR Invoice.
2. Click on print.
3. Click the preferences button.
4. Change th paper options to Letter.
5. Click ok and close all.
After that, repeat again the procedure, the paper format will reset to A4..
Even after you set it and print, the format is still A4.
Please help.
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OK Thanks. but i suspect is PL10 bug.
Hi Jason,
Try with page setuo under SAP business one file-> Page setup.
Hope helpful.
Thanks & Regards,
Still the same problem even set the paper format in SAPB1 Page setup.
Open required PLD-> Display document properties tab-> under paper format tab-change the paper size.
Thanks & Regards,
this is nothing to do with the report/document. is more toward the printer peference.
The reports is designed using Letter Format, but during print out, it will change to A4.
by the way, i m using Crystal report, not the PLD.
Hi Eric,
try this:
Go to Start -> Printers and Faxes -> find your system printer,
click and choose 'Printing Preferences', please check if the
printer setting is A5.
Yes. The system printer already set default to A5/Letter. but whenever print from SAPB1, click the print, go to Print Peference, the paper format it will auto change to A4.
Does anyone usign PL10 have the same issue???
Hi Eric,
It is an application error. Please refer SAP notes:
1754548 - Page Size and Orientation Settings of Crystal Report
Not Saved in SAP Business One
Thanks & Regards,
Can you paste the link here?? i couldn't find the SAP note 1754548..
Hi Eric,
To access above, you need S user ID and password. For solve your problem,
Thanks. I got the user id and pw, but still not able to find the above note.
So the error is relate to 8.82 PL10??
Hi Eric,
Thanks & Regards,
I did try upgrade to 8.82 PL11, but its look like the problem still not solved.
does anyone try PL11?
I export the report to local pc, then change the paper format and save it and import back.. the problem solved..
I have exactly the same problem and the all the document is cutted and the top margin is too big, hope this is fixit or someone find a solution that the final user doesnt have to export, this affects totally my invoice process.
Please close your thread since the problem solved.


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Vestibular Injury:
Compensation, Decompensation, And Failure to Compensate
By Thomas E. Boismier, M.P.H.
Director of the ENT Balance Center
Published in the Winter 2000 issue of On the Level, the quarterly newsletter of The Vestibular Disorders Association
The balance system of the inner ear and brain can be damaged in many ways. Viral infections (labyrinthitis and vestibular neuritis), disorders that affect the fluid levels in the inner ear (M�ni�re's disease and endolymphatic hydrops), trauma from head injury, benign tumors (acoustic neuroma), and degeneration of the balance organ cells with aging can all cause permanent damage to the balance organ or balance nerve.
When the balance system is damaged, it has little ability to repair itself. The body recovers from the injury by having the part of the brain that controls balance re-calibrate itself to compensate for the unmatched signals being sent from the damaged and well ears. This compensation process occurs naturally in most people. Some patients require help from vestibular rehabilitation therapy in order to recover from an injury to the balance system.
Acute (Immediate) Compensation
When a sudden injury occurs to one side of the balance system, the patient may feel very sick for hours to a few days with a spinning feeling, unsteadiness, lightheadedness, and often sweating, nausea, and vomiting. This is because the signals being sent from the two balance organs are no longer equal and opposite, and the brain interprets the difference as constant movement. Researchers theorize that after this initial period, the brain recognizes that the signals being received from the ears are incorrect and turns the signals off through a process called the cerebellar clamp. When the clamp is in place, the spinning and much of the 'sick' feeling improve. The patient feels unsteady while standing though, because the balance organ signals normally used to maintain balance have been turned off. The patient may also report dizziness or blurred vision with movements. Vision and proprioception (the sense of pressure at the bottom of the feet) are also used to maintain balance, so the patient can walk but will feel unsteady and may fall in the dark or on soft or bumpy floors like thick carpet, grass, or gravel.
At this point, most patients are well enough to get out of bed and visit a doctor. The doctor sees a person who is not spinning but whose gait is ataxic. If the patient is not given an opportunity to clearly describe what has happened, he or she may be immediately referred to neurology to rule out stroke because of this ataxic gait. If balance testing is performed during the acute (immediate) compensation phase, test results may incorrectly suggest that the patient has damage to both sides of the balance system, because the cerebellar clamp reduces the eye movements that are looked for during balance testing. The cerebellar clamp may persist for days to a few weeks after the initial injury.
Chronic (Long-Term) Compensation
During the acute compensation phase, the cerebellum slowly releases the clamp, gradually allowing more signals from the balance organs to pass to the balance areas of the brain. As the brain receives these signals, it fine-tunes the mathematics performed to interpret the information, in order to account for the difference between the ears. The brain must receive signals from the balance organs to be able to modify its interpretation of these signals.
For most patients, the movements made during normal daily activities are enough to achieve chronic (long-term) compensation, usually in two to four weeks after the injury has occurred. Once the chronic compensation process is complete, the patient is essentially symptom-free. If unsteadiness and/or motion provoked dizziness persist after that time, compensation is not complete and the physician may prescribe a program of vestibular rehabilitation therapy (VRT).
VRT is a treatment program administered by a specially-trained physical therapist. It is designed to provide small, controlled, and repeated 'doses' of the movements and activities that provoke dizziness in order to (1) desensitize the balance system to the movements, and (2) enhance the fine-tuning involved in long-term compensation. VRT is most effective when administered by a physical or occupational therapist who has special training and specializes in this unusual form of therapy.
It's important to remember that even after the symptoms go away, the balance system remains injured, and the brain has simply adapted to the injury. For many patients, dizziness will return months or years after compensating for a balance system injury. It is critical for the physician to find out what type of dizziness the patient has. If the patient describes another severe attack of spinning with unsteadiness and nausea lasting hours to days, this suggests that a second injury has occurred to the balance system, such as another viral infection or an attack of M�ni�re's or endolymphatic hydrops. These conditions require diagnosis and medical treatment. If the patient reports that dizziness occurs after particular movements and lasts seconds to a few minutes, this suggests decompensation. Decompensation simply means that the brain has 'forgotten' the fine-tuning procedure it developed during the chronic compensation phase described above.
Events that can provoke decompensation include a bad cold or the flu, minor surgery, long vacations, or anything that stops normal daily activity for a few days. Recovery after decompensation is exactly like the recovery that occurs during the chronic compensation phase. Movements and activities are the stimuli the brain needs to fine-tune the system. In our balance center, we routinely counsel patients to keep their VRT exercise program instructions in a drawer even after they recover so that they can begin the exercises immediately if symptoms return. Usually recovery after decompensation is quicker than the recovery after the initial injury to the balance system.
Failure to Compensate
Two things are required in order to compensate for an injury. First, the brain must receive signals from the balance organs. This means that movements must not be avoided, because movements create the signals the brain needs to compensate for the injury. Secondly, the balance areas of the brain must be capable of change.
During the early stages of dizziness, many physicians counsel their patients to avoid quick movements and reduce their activities. Most patients will be prescribed one or more anti-dizziness medications such as Antivert (meclizine), Valium (diazepam), Xanax, Phenergan, or Compazine. This is fine during the acute stages of a dizziness problem in order to reduce the dizziness symptoms that persist for hours or days even when the patient is not moving. However, once the acute phase is past, inactivity and medications can interfere with the long-term compensation process. Any medication that makes the brain sleepy, including all of the anti-dizziness medications, can slow down or stop the process of compensation, so they are often not appropriate for long-term use. Most patients who fail to compensate are found to either be strictly avoiding certain movements, using anti-dizziness medications daily, or both. Treatment includes VRT, gradual reduction, and eventual elimination of these medications.
Brain damage caused by stroke, head injury, etc., can slow down or stop the natural compensation process. It is difficult to predict which patients with brain injury will improve or how much, so all patients should be given the chance to improve through a VRT program. In our balance center, we use several different measures of symptoms and functional capabilities in order to assess progress repeatedly as treatment goes on. As long as a patient continues to show improvement, even if it is gradual, treatment should be continued.
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Hello Tom,
This is a good article. But I am wondering if a person has chronic, reaccuring BPPV, will VRT be helpful? On the Dr. Epley's web site he states that menieres and BPPV patients might not benefit because of the continuous confusing signals their is never any compensation. So what do we do then?
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A trained VRT physical therapist can eliminate BPPV in a single visit for 80%. The other 20% may take 2 or 3 treatments. The small number of patients with recurrent BPPV either have a concurrent unstable vestibular disorder (usually migraine or Meniere's) that causes the otoconia (aka crystals, rocks, sand, debris) to repeatedly break free from where they belong. In that case, the underlying disorder MUST be identified and addressed to minimize the risk of recurrence.
Dr. Shepard stated that in his experience, BPPV more often occurs in conjunction with other vestibular disorders than it does alone. That has been our experience as well. The problem is that many doctors simply stop looking for other problems once BPPV is found.
After BPPV is resolved, daily Brandt-Daroff excercises are often extremely helpful to keep it from coming back.
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Absoloutley, this is true. My doctor has brushed me off now that he confirmed BPPV. Very frustrating as I would like to get to the bottom of the cause. He tells me there is no known cause. I don't buy this. I also have TMJ and know for a fact that my ringing comes from TMJ because when I bite down on good side the bad side rings. So I am looking into the possiblity of tmj contributing to the bppv. I have all kinds of appointments set up. Neurotologist on Weds. then on Friday an oral surgeon. I just refuse to take "We just don't know" for an answer. I love life, never been depressed and I certainly don't want to start now. Thank you for your posts Tom, they are very encouraging.
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Erin Greenwood led the team offensively and defensively, going 1-for-3 at the plate with two RBI's while pitching a complete game giving up just eight hits and three runs.
As usual though, the Wildcats managed to bounce back in game two, salvaging the split.
Baker got on the scoreboard early again taking a 2-0 lead in the first inning and adding subsequent runs in the second and third to grab a 4-0 advantage.
That was all Baker needed for pitching ace Maggie Holmberg who grabbed her 11th victory of the season pitching a complete game while striking out eight batters.
Heather Gruber led the team with two RBI's while senior Katie Worley and junior Brooke Allen added solo home runs to pace the Wildcats to a 4-2 victory.
The Wildcats will return to action on April 20th when they travel to Washburn University for a 3:00 p.m. doubleheader.
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Big Third Period Lifts Hockey To 5-2 Win At #2 BC
Jan. 18, 2013
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. - After No. 2 Boston College rallied to tie the score at 2-2, the UMass hockey team netted three goals in a span of three minutes, 23 seconds late in the third period to secure a 5-2 win on the road against the Eagles (13-5-2, 10-4-1 HEA) on Friday night at Conte Forum. Following the victory, UMass' first at Boston College since 2007, the Minutemen are 8-11-2 overall and 5-8-1 in conference play.
With three points on two goals and an assist, junior Branden Gracel equaled his personal season best, brining his total to a team-leading 21 points on the year. Junior Conor Sheary logged his third multi-point game in the past four contests with two assists against the Eagles, while junior Colin Shea posted his first career multi-point effort, chipping in with a pair of helpers.
During the third of four straight penalty kills to open the contest, UMass broke through with a short-handed goal to take a 1-0 lead 6:35 into the first. Senior Rocco Carzo caused a turnover in the corner and centered the puck for Steven Guzzo in the slot for him to hammer home for his fifth of the season.
Then with the period about to expire, the Minutemen added another special teams' goal to go up 2-0. A point-to-point pass and shot by senior Darren Rowe from Sheary was redirected in front by Gracel at 19:05 for the power-play tally.
Late in the second period, though, Boston College cut its deficit in half. On a shot from the point with UMass netminder Steve Mastalerz screened, Travis Jeke found the back of the net at the 18:44 mark with Kevin Hayes and Destry Straight collecting assists.
The Eagles would go on to notch the equalizer 4:08 into the third. Johnny Gaudreau fed Steven Whitney for the stuff-in goal at the right post that tied the score at 2-2.
The Minutemen regained the lead, however, at the 13:03 mark. Shea sent a pass ahead to Gracel who found junior Michael Pereira. Pereira's initial shot was stopped by Parker Milner, but he managed to bang in his own rebound for his fifth tally of the season.
UMass expanded its advantage back out to two just 1:08 later. Senior Kevin Czepiel won an offensive zone faceoff back to freshman Shane Walsh. Walsh fired the puck towards the net, which was pushed home by classmate K.J. Tiefenwerth at 14:11.
To cap off the scoring, Gracel added his second goal of the night 16:26 into the final frame with Sheary and Shea setting up the tally.
The Minutemen finished the night with a 26-23 shot advantage, while Boston College won 35 of 66 faceoffs. Both goaltenders, Mastalerz and Milner, logged 21 saves apiece.
UMass will be back in action next Friday, Jan. 25, with its first of two on the road at Vermont. Game time is set for 7 p.m.
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Let $A_{n}$ be alternating group of degree $n$. It's known if $p$ is the greatest prime not exceeding $n$, then the number of Sylow $p$-subgroup of $ A_{n}$ is $n!/p(p-1)(n-p)!$. I would like to know if $r$ is a arbitary prime divisor of order group $A_{n}$, then what is the number of Sylow $r$ -subgroup of $A_{n}$? Also I would like to know whether the number of Sylow $r$-subgroup is a multiple of $p$?
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More Whales in Glacier Bay Lead to Ship Speed Adjustments
July 16, 2013 | By Chris Gray Faust | 1 Comment
An "extremely high" number of whales in Alaska's Glacier Bay has prompted the National Park Service to issue speed restrictions on cruise ships traversing the famed fjords.
As many as 60 whales have been spotted in lower Glacier Bay recently, drawn to schools of small, high-calorie fish such as capelin, sandlance and herring, says Christine Gabriele, wildlife biologist with Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve. "This summer, there seems to be a lot of capelin around, and that is what the whales appear to mostly be feeding on right now" she says. Of course, she notes, it's hard to tell, as whales eat their meals underwater, out of sight from tourists and scientists alike.
To avoid harming the whales, cruise ships larger than 2,000 tons carrying more than 12 passengers have been asked to slow down to 10 knots because the vessels have a limited ability to maneuver, the NPS says in its release. While other watercraft can continue to travel at 13 knots through the park's waters, NPS reminds captains that they must slow down to 10 knots if they come within one-quarter mile of a whale.
So how long will lucky Glacier Bay cruisers enjoy this bonanza of breachings? There's no real way to predict, Gabriele says. "Things can change fast, or last a while," she says. But she estimates that 60 whales eat an estimated 800 pounds of fish daily — so "presumably the feed won't last forever."
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This is probably a really stupid question…..but are there are actually 2,000 ton ships in Glacier Bay that only carry 11 (or fewer) passengers? How on earth did they come up with a passenger count of 12?
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How to do a surname search is significant for linking the generations of your family history.
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Mean WAZ score and Prevalence <-2 SD by Measles Immunization
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Exercise in Running the Mean Outcome scores:
1. Open keast4j.sav
2. Click on Statistics, Compare Means, Means and enter waz (weight for age z-score) and waprev (weight for age prevalence <-2 SD) in the Dependent Variable list using the arrow key.
3. Enter the variable hmeasyn (yes/no for measles immunization) into the Independent Variable box.
4. Click on OK.
The outcome is shown so the mean WAZ score can be compared between the immunized and non-immunized group. There is a higher z-score (better nutritional status overall) for those children who have not been immunized (-0.916 compared to -1.429). This corresponds to the outcome for prevalence, where the numbers should be multiplied by 100 to give the percentage. There are only 22% under -2 SD for those not immunized, but 33% under -2 SD for those that did get immunized. This could seem perplexing, since one would think that immunizing a child would have a protective, not a harmful effect. Think about this for a bit. Don't just believe what you see until you look further.
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Relationships should be fun, rewarding, and make you feel good about yourself. You can have a healthy relationship with anyone in your life, including your family, friends, and boyfriends/girlfriends. We are all different and every relationship is different. It can take a while to figure out what you want in a relationship or in a boyfriend/girlfriend. It is normal to go out with different types of people and explore what you want.
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TUCSON--Arizona coach Mike Stoops and staff -- with a new offensive coordinator and three other new offensive coaches -- are in final preparations for the opening of 2007 spring practice. [Schedule at bottom.]
The Cats are scheduled to begin their NCAA-sanctioned allotment of 15 spring practices on Wednesday, March 21, with the annual spring game scheduled for Saturday, April 14. Arizona returns 19 starters, with 10 of those on defense, and 44 lettermen from last year's bowl-eligible 6-6 club.
As far as countdowns, consider that there are only seven months until the 2007 season gets under way. Season tickets are on sale. Last year, UA drew an average of 55,798 fans per game, it's No. 2 figure in 100-plus years of football. The Cats play a six-game home schedule in 2007.
High on the list for serious scrutiny in spring is the Wildcats' new spread offense, spearheaded by coordinator Sonny Dykes, co-architect last year of one of the nation's prolific attacks at Texas Tech. Informal interviews with UA quarterbacks Willie Tuitama and Kris Heavner resound with a "we get it" indication that the learning curve in early study with Dykes has gone well. Tuitama said he feels the pace and fluidity of the offense will give QBs quicker decisions -- a factor which clearly could help him avoid some of the numbing hits that knocked him out of action for literally half the 2006 season.
Another focus will be on running back, where UA returns six-game starter Chris Jennings and sophomores Xavier Smith and Terry Longbons. The corps was trimmed by the early departure of junior Chris Henry to the NFL draft pool. Henry reportedly performed well in physical testing at the NFL Combine last week. Jennings had a 200-yard game against Stephen F. Austin in 2006 and appears more than capable.
Observers also wonder how UA's new offense will use the skills of sophomore Earl Mitchell, a tight end/fullback combo back Stoops has touted as potentially one of the nation's best young power players in a skill position.
Also on tap for spring is the close evaluation of younger players who redshirted last year. The group includes some elder statesmen in junior safety Nate Ness, receiver B.J. Dennard and offensive lineman James Tretheway, but also is laden with players who helped UA earn high marks for the '06 recruiting class and who figure to contend for roles in 2007.
Dykes joins returning tight ends coach and o-line collaborator Dana Dimel, and will help Stoops incorporate the additions of running backs coach Michael Smith, wide receivers coach Darrell Wyatt and offensive line coach Bill Bedenbaugh. Those three joined the offensive staff earlier this year.
Smith came from Rice University, with a serious background at Kansas State that coincided with Stoops' tenure as a defensive coach there; Wyatt coached receivers for the Minnesota Vikings last year, with earlier overlap at Oklahoma during Stoops' defensive coordinator days in Norman; and Bedenbaugh came from Texas Tech, where he worked closely with Dykes in Lubbock.
UA coaches have been huddling this week with defensive coaches from a number of top football schools such as Georgia, Wisconsin and Oklahoma, among others, in the annual information-trading and system-evaluation work staffs typically adopt in the off-season.
UA's defensive staff, headed by coordinator and secondary mentor Mark Stoops, returns intact with line coach Mike Tuiasosopo, ends coach Joe Robinson and linebackers coach Tim Kish. The Cats fielded the No. 4-rated defense in the Pac-10 a year ago and expect to improve this year. The headliner on the unit is first-team all-league pick Antoine Cason in the secondary, a semi-finalist for the Jim Thorpe Award last year.
Arizona's Returning Starters
Junior QB Willie Tuitama
Junior WR Mike Thomas
Senior WR Anthony Johnson
Senior OT Peter Graniello
Sophomore OG Daniel Borg
Sophomore C Blake Kerley
Junior OG Joe Longacre
Sophomore OT Eben Britton
Sophomore TE Earl Mitchell
Others: Senior TE Brandyn McCall (5 starts),
Senior RB Chris Jennings (6).
Senior DT Yaniv Barnett
Senior DT Lionel Dotson
Senior LB Spencer Larsen
Senior LB Dane Krogstad
Junior LB Ronnie Palmer
Senior CB Antoine Cason
Senior FS Dominic Patrick
Senior CB Wilrey Fontenot
Others: Senior DE Jason Parker (5 starts)
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Key Redshirts
OG Conan Amituanai, Fr. ... moved from defensive line and tight end, fight for top role
OL Cody Anderson, Fr. ... could move from tight end to LT
C Colin Baxter, Fr. ... likely to work as backup center in rotation
RB Glyndon Bolasky, Fr. ... knee injury in '06 camp, otherwise had speed for ST duty
P Keenyn Crier, Fr. ... walk-on punter who could earn the role
WR B.J. Dennard, Jr. ... veteran explosive player with speed, he'll play
OL Cory Elmore, Fr. ... still growing, likely a tackle on right side
DE Ricky Elmore, Fr. ... physically ready, will help on the edge
OL Jovon Hayes, Fr. ... highly touted, contend for top guard spot
QB Tyler Lyon, Fr. ... will fight for backup or more in new offense
DT Lolomana Mikaele, Fr. ...solid young defender, probably at nose
S Nate Ness, Jr. ... coveted Juco signee, ready to contend for rotation
TE Brooks Reed, Fr. ... physical skills to play some position this year; easily ST
DE D'aundre Reed, Fr. ... rangy athlete with speed, the near future here
WR Terrell Reese, Fr. ... almost made rotation in '06, will make it this year
TE A.J. Simmons, Fr. ... another physically endowed guy, maybe multi-positions
OL James Tretheway, Jr. ... injury thwarted chance at starting role in '06
CB Mike Turner, Fr. ... likely to earn spurs behind Antoine Cason at strong corner
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(Weekdays 4-6 p.m., Saturdays 9-11 a.m. Schedule is subject to change.)
(15th practice TO ADD)
Wednesday, March 21
Friday, March 23
Saturday, March 24
Monday, March 26
Wednesday, March 28
(Thursday, March 29 ?- Coaches Clinic, no practice)
Friday, March 30 ?- Coaches Clinic
Saturday, March 31 ?- Coaches Clinic; scrimmage
Monday, April 2
Wednesday, April 4
Friday, April 6
Monday, April 9
Wednesday, April 11
Friday, April 13 ?- Football Alumni Weekend
Saturday, April 14 ?- Spring Game,
1:30 p.m.,
Practices are closed to the public and media with the exception of the Spring Game and Saturday scrimmages.
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Senior Cornerback Antoine Cason
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That's right: Gideon Oliver "George" Osborne is 21 again. So what better way to celebrate than to relive some of his finest moments?
And by 'finest', we do of course mean: 'most evil'. Because, bless him, it doesn't matter whether our Chancellor is glowering, smiling, not glowering, not smiling, or simply just being - he always looks just that little bit evil. Or sometimes: a lot evil. When he's not looking like Blackadder's Prince Regent, that is.
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Dec. 31, 2010
TUCSON - The University of Arizona Wildcat women's basketball team won its Pac-10 opener on Friday at McKale Center. For the first time since Jan., 16, 2010, the Wildcats eclipsed the 100-point mark with a 109-94 win over the Oregon Ducks. Arizona advances to 10-2 overall and 1-0 in conference play. Oregon falls to 9-3 overall and 0-1 in conference play.
"What a way to finish it off right in 2010," head coach Niya Butts said. "For us to end on a high note like that and get a win in our first conference game at home, that's huge. For the most part I thought we handled (Oregon's press) well. There were some times where we got a little timid and didn't make the right decision but we shot 70 percent from the field in the second half. A lot of that is us making our shots but also us seeing their defense and getting around the press."
The Wildcats are 10-2 to start the season for the first time since 2004-05. It also marks the first victory in a Pac-10 opener since the 2004-05 slate when the Cats topped Washington, 67-63. Against the Ducks on Friday, Arizona made a school record 46 field goals, replacing the previous record of 45 against Western New Mexico on Dec. 19, 1986.
More history making in today's game includes the highest shooting percentage for a Pac-10 game in Arizona history, 64.8 percent (46-71). It replaces the previous mark of 64.3 percent (36-56) against California on Dec. 27, 2002. The 46 field goals made today are also an Arizona best in conference play.
"Oregon is probably the ultimate running team in the country in the way the play and the way they make your team play," Butts said. "We want to run, too, though. Our first offense is to run the ball. Tonight, we started off blazing and that's the way we want to play. I think we were just the better physically conditioned team. They were getting fatigued out there but we were getting fatigued also. But we kept grinding and pushing and I'll give it to the kids. Last year, two years ago, we would have given in to that fatigue."
Junior Shanita Arnold led all scorers with a career-best total of 25 points. She was 11-of-13 from the field and 3-of-5 from the charity stripe. She also pitched in with seven assists and four steals. Arnold was one of six Wildcats scoring in double figures including senior forward Ify Ibekwe (19), junior guard Brooke Jackson (14), freshman Erica Barnes (13), senior forward Soana Lucet (12) and sophomore guard Davellyn Whyte (11).
"My team was just able to get me the ball and I was able to get a couple layups in transition," Arnold said. "I wouldn't say (this was a coming out game). If it's there, I'll take it. It could be me or my teammates any night. We just had to keep taking it to them and no matter what, just keep shooting the ball. We saw they were getting tired in the end and Coach told us to keep bringing it to them and we were able to keep getting the steals and layups."
Ibekwe led at the glass with 14 boards, including 12 defensively, to go along with 19 points. She collected her third double-double of the season. Whyte also picked up her first double-double of the season with 10 assists to go along with her 11 points. Jackson was 4-of-5 from three-point range and 5-of-6 from the field.
Arizona was solid in its offensive attack. The Wildcats shot 59.5 percent in the first half, 70.6 percent in the second half and 64.8 percent overall. Of the nine Wildcats who logged minutes, all scored at least two points and eight of the nine grabbed at least one rebound.
For Oregon, Amanda Johnson was the leading scorer with 16 points. Five Ducks scored in double digits. Nia Jackson led at the glass with eight rebounds while also dishing out five assists. The Ducks struggled with offense as they shot 39.5 percent in the first half, 36.4 percent for the second half and 37.9 percent overall. Oregon was 33-87 from the field, 13-33 from behind the arc and 15-22 from the free throw line.
Arizona's usual starting five again got the nod on Friday: Arnold, Ibekwe, Jackson, Lucet and Whyte. Junior guard Reiko Thomas saw the most minutes of the bench with 19. She pitched in with eight points, three rebounds and two assists.
The Wildcats will return to McKale on Sunday for a 1 p.m. contest with the Oregon State Beavers to continue Pac-10 play. For tickets to the women's basketball games, call 800-452-2287.
Niya Butts postgame Oregon.
Ify Ibekwe and Shanita Arnold postgame Oregon.


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- Credit through a college-wide one-credit course (UC/ALA 225)
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UC/ALA 225 – Undergraduate Internship (1cr) The purpose of UC/ALA 225 is to integrate academic and experiential learning through off-campus internships. This course is designed to ensure students fully prepare to engage in all learning aspects of their internship and gain credit for the academic requirements associated with the course.
In this course, you will:
- Establish goals for your internship experience
- Document your experiences through a personal blog
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Employment Articles in Atlanta, Georgia by Ken Moore
Got Job Search Direction?
by Ken Moore - Dec, 2008
Here is a comment and question I receive quite often from people who are going through a job search – "I haven't had to look for a job in a long time, how do I approach it?" This question could come from someone who has been employed by the same company for a long time, a stay at home parent re-entering the workforce, or from someone who has always been lucky enough to be in the right place at the right time (and not had to...
Job Search is Marketing and Sales?
by Ken Moore - Dec, 2008
Picture this – I see a job posting. I am fully qualified. I send my résumé. I hear nothing. I then repeat Step 1 (I see a job posting... etc.). So, what do we think the problem is? Why is it that every time we submit a résumé for a job posting, it seems to disappear into the dark mysterious vacuum of the job search atmosphere? And, when you apply for a position you are really energized about, it never fails, that it is sent...
Careers and Colleges and Scholarships - OH MY!
by Ken Moore - Dec, 2007
In a classical film produced in 1939, a young lady on a challenging journey (let's call her Dorothy) finds herself in the middle of the forest chanting the words "lions and tigers and bears, oh my!" And, yes, there were also flying monkeys and angry apple trees nearby. College-bound student-athletes are in a similar situation. They are standing in the middle of their living rooms mumbling the words "careers and colleges an...
College Career Path Math
by Ken Moore - Dec, 2007
We all know that the cost of college is not cheap. In fact, the cost keeps going up over time - at a much faster pace than most paychecks can handle. And, that calls for more loans and just another debt to carry for who knows how many years before it gets paid off. Add to that the cost difference between public - private schools and those that are in-state or out-of-state. How does a career path or lack thereof impact this...
Interview or Inter-View
by Ken Moore - Dec, 2007
Uh-oh, time is drawing close to the dreaded interview! The palms are already sweaty and the interview is still a whole day away. It's human nature to feel this way. You really don't know what to expect, even though you've prepared in many ways. You pace back and forth about the questions you might be asked and you bite your nails over the way you might respond. If you are experiencing any or all of these symptoms leadin...
New Career Fear
by Ken Moore - Dec, 2007
Go on! What are you waiting for! Take that first step toward that new and exciting career that you've always dreamed about! What? You're not sure what kind of new career you want? You don't know what it will take to get there? You don't have the time or the money to spend on reinventing yourself? You're afraid a change will disrupt your lifestyle? What will your family and friends think if you fall and can't get up?! All you k...
3 Rules/5 Tips to Steer Your Career
by Ken Moore - Dec, 2007
I am going to lose 30 pounds before summer – and keep it off! I am going to stop smoking, pay off debt, spend more time with family, and volunteer more! Sound familiar? The point is that nearly every person makes some kind of resolution throughout each year. Some people achieve their goals and some don't - those who don't often wonder why, and then promise to do better next time. Starting a new career (yes, a career cha...
Résumé Anatomy – Living or Lifeless?
by Ken Moore - Dec, 2007
Anatomy is most widely defined as the scientific shape and structure of living organisms and their parts – like plants, animals, and humans. It can also refer to the detailed examination or analysis of something nonliving – like a presidential campaign. Which style of anatomy does your résumé project – lifeless like a political commercial, or is it active in a way that pulls the reader into all parts of the message you want...
The Job Search Perch
by Ken Moore - Dec, 2007
Now that you have a quality résumé created, what are you going to do with it? How are you going to approach your job search? Do you have a strategy? If you don't have a quality-driven strategy to attract quality companies and interviews, you may as well not spend much time creating that quality résumé. The first thought most job seekers have is to post the "new" résumé on the well-known job boards and then hope that som...
Career Path and College Major Choices
by Ken Moore - Aug, 2007
"What do I want to be when I grow up?" If we had a penny for every time that question is asked, none of us would need to wonder about what our future occupation or profession would be, because we would all have enough pennies to retire at a very early age. The reality – even though this question is repeated often by children, teenagers and working adults – is that we don't get a penny every time, and so we all need to plan...
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Catwalk is
a Canadian television series that ran for 49 episodes on the YTV
network from 1992 until 1994. It also aired briefly on MTV. The
series is noted for being the first regular starring role for
the then-unknown actress Neve Campbell. The majority of the
second season episodes were never aired due to a licensing
conflict between MTV Networks and the original creator of the
show, Adam Kidron, and remain unseen.
The series was based around six twenty-something adults who
formed a band which they named Catwalk. The episodes centered
around the band's personal relationships and struggles to land a
record deal, while also featuring their musical performances
which took place in nightclubs. Their main gathering place was a
downtown loft.
Chandra West - Wendy
Kelli Taylor - Mary Owens
Paul Popowich - Jesse Carlson
David Lee Russek - Frank Calfa
Keram Malicki-Sanchez - Johnny Camden
Tracey Cook - Pamela
Polly Shannon - Nina Moore
Brenda Bazinet - Julia Owens
Ron Lea - Gus Danzig
Lisa Butler - Sierra
Christopher Lee Clements - Atlas
Neve Campbell - Daisy
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10. The gig, the favor & the very big turkey
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12. Shot in the dark
13. That's no lady, that's his wife
14. Sex, lies & rock n' roll
15. Life skills
16. Love during wartime
17. Trapped
18. Toxic Love
19. Downtown
20. Photo finish
21. Mother's day
22. Flip side
23. Billy's Blues
24. The biggest deal
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OPC>Global Ocean Start
OPC> NCOMinfo
The U.S. Navy Operational Global Ocean
Model (NCOM) developed and maintained by the Naval Oceanographic
Office (Baron et al. 1 & 2) is used as the basis for the OPC
Global Ocean SST & Currents Forecast. NCOM is a 1/8 degree
resolution model that serves as the Navy's operational global
Nowcast/Forecast system. NCOM is based on the Princeton Ocean
Model (POM). The surface boundary conditions for the NCOM model,
including wind stress, heat flux, and salt flux are provided by
the Navy Operational Global Atmospheric Prediction System
(NOGAPS). The Navy Modular Ocean Data Assimilation System (MODAS)
provides the data assimilation for NCOM including SSH and SST. For
more information about NCOM see:
Overview by NRL or
NRL Press Release
1. Barron, C.N., A.B. Kara, H.E. Hurlburt, C.
Rowley, and L.F. Smedstad, 2004: Sea surface height predictions
from the Global Navy Coastal Ocean Model (NCOM) during 1998-2001.
J. Atmos. Oceanic Technol., 21(12), 1876-1894.
2. Barron, C.N., A.B. Kara, P.J. Martin, R.C.
Rhodes, and L.F. Smedstad, 2006: Formulation, implementation and
examination of vertical coordinate choices in the global Navy
Coastal Ocean Model (NCOM). Ocean Modeling, 11,
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For more information about this meeting, contact Tim Reluga, Stephanie Zerby, Andrew Belmonte, Chun Liu.
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|Mathematical Biology and Physiology Seminar
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|Rapid climate warming has caused species across the globe to shift their geographic ranges poleward in latitude or upward in elevation. We naturally ask: will species be able to keep up with climate warming? To answer this question, I considered a mathematical model for a single-species population with distinct growth and dispersal stages. I incorporated climate warming by letting the niche curve, a curve describing environmental suitability for population growth on a spatial gradient, shift in one direction. The model can prescribe climate-warming scenarios and environmental heterogeneity in a versatile way. I compared different warming scenarios, and in this talk I will show that acceleration of climate warming imposes extra burden on the species.
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Life in Paris concluded, for nowParis, Summer 2011
I arrived in Paris not knowing exactly what to expect. I was not particularly worried because I have spent time in France in previous years visiting my family that lives there. However, I had never spent an extended amount of time in the country; only a few weeks here and there. I wanted to experience life in France, I wanted to feel what it was like to really be French. Obviously, due to the limited time I was there I didn't fully experience life in France, but in these six weeks I have learned a great deal. Living in a homestay, I was able to learn about life in Paris, but communicating with other IES students also allowed me to compare other homestays with mine and to understand how different families can be even if they live in the same city. In addition, I do not know if it was by total luck or if IES somehow has something to do with this, but in my experience the IES students were surprisingly approachable, friendly, and intelligent. I met people I have stayed in contact with since departing and I sincerely believe I will stay in contact with them in the future. Having the program come to an end was the worst part of the seven weeks I spent in Paris, but I am comforted by the fact that at least I left having learned a great deal, having experienced something special, and having made good friends.
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'Obamacare' presentation to be held Jan. 23
BURGAW | The Burgaw Area Chamber of Commerce will present a short presentation, "Obamacare: The Effect on You, Your Family and Your Business," from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 23, at the Pender County Public Library, Burgaw branch, 103 S. Cowan St., Burgaw.
The speaker will be Connette H. Bradley of Wilmington, president of FutureLife Inc., also doing business as NC Insurance Advisors.
Registration is free. RSVP at http://conta.cc/1aw47Kn.
Details: Kesley Seitter at (910) 259-9817 or info@
Moores Creek conservation group meets on Feb. 1
CURRIE | The annual meeting of the Moores Creek Conservation Alliance will be noon to 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 1, at Moores Creek National Battlefield, 40 Patriots Hall Drive.
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Surf City heart walk is Feb. 15
SURF CITY | Surf City Parks & Recreation, in conjunction with Eldercare, hosts the "2014 5K Walk to Beat Heart Disease" on Saturday, Feb. 15.
Advance registration is $20 and includes a shirt. To be guaranteed a shirt, register by Feb. 1. Proceeds benefit the American Heart Association.
Participants are invited to walk in memory or in honor of someone unable to walk.
The 5K course begins at the Surf City Community Center and winds through nearby neighborhoods with some slight rolling terrain. One water station will be provided and the course will be clearly marked.
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