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Date: 1864
Description: Information about the Toechter Institut in Milwaukee.
Date: 1879-12-20
Description: A program for a Christmas event at Toechter Institut.
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Description: Record of the decision in the Wisconsin Supreme Court case of Clarissa Wood vs. Samuel Boynton regarding the sale of the Eagle diamond. The Wisconsin Supre...
Date: 1857
Description: Engraved document certifying that D. Henry Rockwell of Oconomowoc is entitled to one share of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Rail Road Company worth one hundr...
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Description: Blue cover design of an official report entitled "Wisconsin. What It Offers to the Immigrant".
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Description: Prospectus for the Madison Female Seminary, then operated by Joseph C. Pickard.
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Description: Letterhead stationery of the La Crosse National Bank, with an engraved image of the bank building at the top.
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Description: Letterhead of the Berlin Woolen Mills bearing an engraving of the factory, which is unusual because of its French Mansard roof.
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Description: Legal title to Oren Johnson's mortgaged land in Dodge County. The La Crosse and Milwaukee Rail Road Company assessed the land for $1,500.
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Description: Engraved letterhead of the firm of Smith, Mendel & Co., a wholesale grocery merchant. William E. Smith was a prominent Milwaukee businessman, partner in th...
Date: 1890-09-23
Description: First page of a letter from Governor William Dempster Hoard to Henry C. Payne rejecting a $1000 donation Payne sent from Philip Armour.
Date: 1894-12-24
Description: Diploma of honorable mention presented to Stephen M. Babcock by the Board of Lady Managers of the Columbian Exposition. The document honors Babcock's inven...
Date: 1884-06
Description: Document recording the case and ruling in favor of Samuel Boynton in the case brought by Clarissa Wood regarding the sale of the Eagle diamond.
Date: 1892-05-18
Description: Letter of introduction for Frank G. Lenz of Pittsburgh and his agent Robert Bruce to Secretary of Agriculture Jeremiah Rusk. The letter is on The Outing Co...
Date: 1876-01-14
Description: Document stating that H.H. Bennett will make annual rental payments of $232.10 to William H. Metcalf of Milwaukee for rental of his studio in Kilbourn City...
Date: 1859-12-30
Description: Printed invitation from the Dane Cavalry militia company in Atwood's Hall.
Date: 1865-04-11
Description: Front of a fund-raising certificate of the U.S. Sanitary Commission appointing Emily Grouch a sergeant in the Army of the American Eagle. The Commission f...
Date: 1882
Description: Note from Albert Pool, surveyor for the village of Dunbarton in Lafayette County, as appears on the reverse of the Village of Dunbarton plat map. Pool cert...
Date: 1825 ca.
Description: This document, sometimes cited as the "Statement made by the Indians, a bilingual petition of the Chippewas of Lake Superior, 1864," was carried by an Ojib...
Date: 1853-01-29
Description: Document of agreement between Oren Johnson of Dodge County and the La Crosse and Milwaukee Rail Road Company. Johnson agreed to pay $600 plus 8% annual int...
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tuesday--ROAD TRIP and moonshine
Tuesday, October 08, 2013
good morning everyone! last night was an adventure in the kitchen and today promises to be a nice adventure too.
so at Marianne's harvest table dinner, she served us what she called "apple pie shine". it is a sipping cordial made from cider and "everclear" which is 190 proof (yes, there is such a thing). as I said before, I don't drink, and rob doesn't either, but he really liked the apple shine. it does have a lovely taste, and the flavor is so smooth, the alcohol is hard to detect. once it's finished its only about the same alcohol content by volume that wine is (11 percent or so) but because you can't taste the alcohol, you have to be careful and just sip it. anyway, Marianne texted me that she had pressed 40 gallons of organic cider (have I mentioned how much I LOVE the fact that she is my friend???) and did I want any? so I swapped her for some fresh ground flour and pumpkin conserve that I had made. got a gallon of apple juice at the store (recipe she gave us calls for both) and last night we were off to the races. turned out my stockpot wasn't big enough for 2 gallons of liquid, so rob and I had to do a little figuring and transferring to get the right amount of everything into two pots. I got some half gallon jars, and sterilized them while we were waiting for the apple juice and cider to come to a boil (it also has sugar and cinnamon sticks in it--Marianne's recipe doesn't use a lot of sugar--some of the recipes I saw look like they would be entirely too sweet). once the juice had boiled and cooled, we divided the grain alcohol into 4 of the jars and topped it with the juice. then, as Marianne instructed, we had to taste it to be sure it wasn't too strong. with my recent adventure in wine, I opted out, so rob did the honors. after 2 spoons of it he started laughing really hard. so the alcohol was definitely still present :-). but he said the flavor was fine and once it mellows down it will be what he wants. so we capped the jars and set them off to cool. so that was our first adventure into the world of spirits and alcohol. if nothing else, I figure we can strip paint with it :-)
today I am taking my friend rosie, who is currently unable to drive, to a tiny amish town (the whole town consists of a store and a big parking lot) where she likes to stock up on bulk food and things. its always fun to go there, and I have a list of things to pick up for my mom. should be a fun day!
have a lovely day, everybody!
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The apple-shine sounds yummy! Where my brother lives in VA there's a family that still makes apple butter in big kettles out doors every fall. I have a jar of it in my fridge. Hope your shopping trip was a good one!
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YUM, you had me at moonshine lol.
That sounds interesting.
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On the morning of September 11, 2001, tragedy and atrocity struck in the form of a terrorist attack on American soil. Informed of the attack during the reading of a book somewhat ironically titled The Pet Goat, then-President George W. Bush took actions that created significant controversy: he brought the second-grade-class reading time to a gentle close before making his departure. Moving to an empty classroom to be briefed, President Bush immediately began planning retaliation for what he called a "series of deliberate and deadly terrorist attacks" in an address to the nation that same evening. And yet for years the approximately eight-minute time lapse was condemned by Democrats as proof of Bush's incompetency and lack of caring. Sixty years prior, on December 7, 1941, President Franklin D. Roosevelt was informed of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. His wife, Eleanor, later described his demeanor as "deadly calm," and other witnesses gave accounts of his barely contained fury as he immediately went about planning the American military response to the brutal kamikaze attack. It was the very next day Roosevelt gave his now-famous "a date which will live in infamy" speech. During the speech he also described the United States as an innocent who had been violated and directly referenced the Empire of Japan as the source of the deadly attack.
And yet, years later, on September 11, 2012, when the American embassy in Benghazi came under attack, with the murders of two former Navy SEALs, former USAF Sean Smith, and US Ambassador Chris Stevens, the American people had no President Bush immediately condemning the actions of the terrorists. Neither did we have a President Roosevelt silently going about planning our retaliation, then delivering a stirring speech denouncing the enemy's violation of our shores. In fact, what we have is, quite literally, nothing. No idea where President Barack Obama was during the vicious, bloody eight-hour, two-pronged assault on our fellow Americans in Benghazi. No idea why he failed to order military assistance be rushed to their aid, when, according to Cross Border Authority, only the President is capable of ordering such actions. No idea what he was thinking when he made sure to get a good night's sleep before boarding a jet to a Las Vegas fundraiser the following morning. No idea what he was thinking when he spent the weeks following the attack attempting to convince the American people the entire thing was borne of a "spontaneous" escalation of a protest against an anti-Muslim movie trailer. And no idea what he was thinking when it took him weeks to finally label the murderous assault terrorism – and he was the only playing catch-up at that point. Or, wait, perhaps we do know what the man was thinking. He was thinking about himself, the upcoming election, and his standing in the polls. If he could just sell a line of what amounted to nothing but absolute tripe long enough to win re-election, he was home-free. In a moment caught by an open mic, Obama told then-Russian-President Dmitry Medvedev to be patient until Obama won the re-election, because once he won, the constraints in his ability to help the Russians would fall away. "This is my last election. After my election," Obama leaned in to tell him, "I'll have more flexibility." Medvedev promised to pass the message on to Vladimir Putin, who was next in line for office. Flexibility, indeed.
The Obama Benghazi Timeline
On the day of the Benghazi attacks, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and General Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff, had a pre-scheduled meeting with President Obama at 5:00pm Washington, D.C., time. At 4:32pm local time, Panetta and Dempsey were at the White House awaiting the meeting when they were informed of the Benghazi attack for the first time. Panetta later testified that the meeting with the President lasted just thirty minutes and they did inform the President of the currently unfolding assault in Benghazi. He went on to explain it was also the last time they spoke to the President or the White House until after the assault ended hours later. When Panetta was asked whether anyone from the White House contacted them, even once, during the night's events to inquire as to how things were going in Benghazi, he flatly replied, "No."
We know where Obama was not: the situation room. The White House Situation Room was built in 1961 at John F. Kennedy's request when the Bay of Pigs fiasco was attributed to a lack of real-time intel. The room is 5,525 square feet in size and contains an array of secure communications systems as well as both audio and video feeds built into the walls. The mission statement of the situation room is quite simple: to deliver current intel and real-time crisis support to the National Security Council (NSC) staff and National Security Advisor – and to the President of the United States. The NSC Watch Teams, of which there are five working in rotating shifts, are quite literally in place to run the situation room for the president. John F. Kennedy found it to be an invaluable source of intel during his time in office while also receiving briefs in the Oval Office; he liked to read incoming teletypes in the situation room in person, though. During Vietnam, Lyndon Johnson spent so much time in the room he left his Oval Office desk chair there. Bill Clinton used the room more frequently than almost any other president, with one exception: George W. Bush. Bush spent massive amounts of time keeping up on intel both domestic and nationally and was well known for his visits to the situation room just to see what was going on at any given time.
"I can't watch this entire thing." Barack Obama, according to Reggie Love, during an interview, August 2013
The presidents who have spent the least time, historically, in the situation room, include Nixon, Ford, and Obama. Nixon's presidency needs no retelling, and Ford's following him into office by appointment when Spiro Agnew resigned seems to have had just one string attached: pardon Tricky Dick. And he did. Ford's great contribution to the situation room was making the White House cut a new door into the wall so his own First Family had a more direct path to the swimming pool. Obama has been absent before. The supposedly intense image of him awaiting news in the successful bin Laden raid met a bump in the road when Reggie Love, the president's special assistant, whom Obama calls a close, personal friend, accidentally let it slip that he played "at least fifteen" hands of cards with the president during the raid. Love told a journalist of the night that Obama said, "I'm not going to be down there…I can't watch this entire thing," and so Love, Obama, and Pete Souza – the photographer for the night – left the room and played cards elsewhere while the SEALs of SEAL Team Six carried the mission out. To those who credit Obama with bin Laden's death, a simple question can be posed: did guns take down the terrorist, or did the elite forces behind those guns take him down? Did Obama take down bin Laden, or did the SEALs take him down? Trying to credit Obama with bin Laden's takedown is not unlike crediting a lone observer in a courtroom for the arrest of the accused – but I digress.
"Dude, this was like two years ago." Tommy Vietor asking why Benghazi was still being discussed, May 1, 2014
During an interview with Bret Baier that aptly took place on May Day, 2014, former NSC spokesman Tommy Vietor plainly stated Obama was not in the situation room during Benghazi. Vietor, who had a rather cloyingly chummy relationship with Obama throughout his time with the WH, also admitted he had no idea where Obama was the night of September 11, 2012. When Baier asked Vietor if Obama was in the situation room the night in question, Vietor said, "No," and when asked if Obama was in the situation room at any time during the eight-hour-long assault on Benghazi, Vietor reiterated his no. Vietor became characteristically snarky when pressed as to Obama's whereabouts, saying "I don't have a tracking device on him [Obama]." Also during the course of the interview, Vietor stated baldly the situation room wasn't the only place intel could be given to Obama, and that the PDB – Presidential Daily Briefing – was carried out each day in the Oval Office.
The PDB is a Top Secret document compiled each morning for the President of the United States. Within its pages is intel warranting immediate attention and analysis of any sensitive situations currently going on. Intel comes from the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency), DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency), NSA (National Security Agency), FBI (Federal Bureau of Intelligence) and any pertinent members of the intelligence community. It could easily be argued reviewing the PDB is the single most important part of the president's day. A report released by the Government Accountability Institute (GAI) right before the Benghazi attacks stated Obama had missed more than half the PDB's from the day he first took office to the summer of 2012. The White House was unable to dispute the GAI report due to the simple fact that their numbers are pulled directly from the White House presidential calendar recording of daily events.
"If four Americans get killed, it's not optimal." Barack Obama, October 18, 2012
In the five days preceding Benghazi, Obama simply skipped the PDB. On the first of the five consecutive days he skipped, September 6, 2012, he delivered a speech to the Democratic National Convention, saying "al-Qaeda is on a path to defeat." On the second day there is fighting at a Sufi shrine between locals and radical Islamists linked to the original 9-11 attacks; the fight takes place just outside Benghazi. By the third day, a Libyan defense militia member is warning State Department officials of unrest in the area and also announces that they do not support US presence and movements in Benghazi, including Ambassador Stevens' upcoming visit. Obama is busy campaigning in Florida, dining at Gator's Dockside in Orlando, and skips the daily intel briefing. On the fourth day, warnings of danger and threats continue to pour in from Libya that are specific to Benghazi, and during a campaign speech still in Florida, Obama tells the crowd "The most important thing I have to say is football starts today. So we intend to be finished to get home in time for kickoff." The day before the attacks, September 10, 2012, he is still not attending the daily intel briefings, but does release a statement from the White House about 9-11 being Patriot's Day. And then it is September 11, 2012, Patriot's Day – and the warnings have continued to go unheeded, requests for additional security from Ambassador Stevens himself have been ignored, and blood is about to be shed.
Where was Obama during the Benghazi attacks? His whereabouts have become a glaring omission in a series of devastating, puerile, and unexplainably ludicrous events. There is a fairly straightforward solution: the White House diarist, and the White House photographer. The diarist has what should be an uncomplicated job: recording the minute-by-minute activities of the President of the United States. In the Outer Oval, right outside Obama's doors, staff members keep a continuous log of what he does, right down to using the bathroom, which is noted as "evacuating." Included in these staff members are his personal secretary and personal assistant – such as Reggie Love – and they are not restricted to the Outer Oval. The personal assistant's job is made up of two tasks: seeing to Obama's every need, big or small, and, also, keeping track of his whereabouts. Information gathered from a variety of sources each day is turned over to the White House diarist, who is a career National Archives employee. Every minute of every day is written down and archived as a historical record. So where was Obama? Ask the diarist.
The White House photographer is also on hand capturing a variety of presidential moments on a daily basis. The image of Obama appearing to show avid interest during the bin Laden raid – which was later said repeatedly to be quite literally a photo op – probably would never have been released if the raid had gone poorly. Most likely, an image of Obama appearing stern and ready for action during the Benghazi attacks probably exists – or did exist for a time, at least. Somewhere photos were taken of Obama during the bloody events of September 11, 2012, in Benghazi.
Why, some ask, does it even matter where Obama was during the attacks? Or, in the words of Hilary Clinton when discussing events leading to Benghazi, "What difference, at this point, what difference does it make?" The answer is really quite simple: chaos theory. In the words of Edward Lorenz, a pioneer in the field, chaos theory is "when the present determines the future." Basically, the theory studies how certain systems are incredibly sensitive to initial conditions, meaning just one change can have a noticeable effect on the outcome. Although it is incredibly hard to pin down those results, it being chaos, after all, basic logic can be applied. For example, if security had been increased as requested by those on the ground in Benghazi prior to the attack's start, would the attack have ever happened? If the walls of the compound had been as tall and secured as the White House tried to claim they were (they were not), would the terrorists have been able to get over so easily? And if Obama had used his Cross Border Authority – power only the President of the United States has – to order military assistance to Benghazi, would our men still be alive? Would former SEALs Tyrone Woods and Glen Doherty have been annihilated by an RPG on the rooftop of the CIA post seven hours after the fighting began?
The present determines the future. Or, in the case of Benghazi, the president determined the future. By failing to be present in the situation room, by failing to apparently be anywhere receiving real-time briefings from the embattled embassy, Obama put his own campaign needs and desires over the value of the lives of Americans under fire. We have four dead Americans, and he cannot account for his whereabouts when they were being murdered. Americans want accountability. We want the transparency he once promised, along with, of course, keeping our medical coverage if we like it and his saying he refused to spy on American citizens who were not suspected of crimes. How many lies can one man tell, and how many promises can he break, before America, as a whole, comes to Her feet demanding answers? Out of the chaos and tumult of deception and incompetence, one word alone should ring with the demand for truth, and with the blood of its fallen: Benghazi.
Where were you while our men lay dying, Mr. President?
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Remember our fallen:
Former SEAL SCPO Tyrone Snowden Woods, 41: posthumous Congressional Gold Medal
Former SEAL PO1 Glen Anthony Doherty, 42: posthumous Congressional Gold Medal
Former USAF SSgt Sean Smith: posthumous Thomas Jefferson Star for Foreign Service
US Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens
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[Attkisson: Why Can't We See White House Photos on Night of Benghazi Attack?]
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[Revealed! Where was Obama During the Benghazi Terrorist Attacks?]
Burke, M. Revealed! Where was Obama During the Benghazi Terrorist Attacks? In-text: (Burke, 2014) Bibliography: Burke, M. (2014). Revealed! Where was Obama During the Benghazi Terrorist Attacks?. [online] TPNN. Available at: http://www.tpnn.com/2014/05/02/revealed-where-was-obama-during-the-bengh... [Accessed 22 May. 2014].
CNS News Where Was Obama on Night of Benghazi Attack? WH Isn't Saying In-text: (CNS News, 2014) Bibliography: CNS News, (2014). Where Was Obama on Night of Benghazi Attack? WH Isn't Saying. [online] Available at: http://cnsnews.com/news/article/where-was-obama-night-benghazi-attack-wh... [Accessed 22 May. 2014].
[Timeline: Obama MIA from daily intel briefings five days before Benghazi attack]
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Fox News Insider Where Was President Obama During the Benghazi Attack? Hannity Discusses With Sen. Lindsey Graham In-text: (Fox News Insider, 2013) Bibliography: Fox News Insider, (2013). Where Was President Obama During the Benghazi Attack? Hannity Discusses With Sen. Lindsey Graham. [online] Available at: http://foxnewsinsider.com/2013/02/08/where-was-president-obama-during-th... [Accessed 22 May. 2014].
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[George W. Bush: Address to the Nation on the Terrorist Attacks]
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[Shed some light]
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Homily for my Mass of Thanksgiving
This is the text of my first Homily.
Mass of Thanksgiving, June 01, 2008.
Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Deut 11:18, 26-28, 32 Romans 3:21-25, 28 Matthew 7:21-27
Deacon Gregory Burch
I once had occasion to spend a day walking about an Island off the New England coast. On that day full of the subtle smell of beach plum riding salt air we came upon a grand old light house, perched high on the edge of a shorn cliff. For generations this lighthouse had cast a protective beacon upon the waters of the sound. Over time the erosive power of the wind and rain and steel gray seas that churned and attacked the shore, had undercut the high cliff leaving the lighthouse in risk of ruin.
The islanders faced a hard choice. They recognized the lighthouse's beauty, its necessity, its link with each of them. So, to watch the tower wrench the landscape and topple into the sea, or, to work to save it? And many islanders, compelled by some internal calling, chose the path of saving over ruin.
With great sacrifice the crumbling earth, beneath the tower, was replaced and supported with a solid frame work of hardened timber. Then, ever so slowly, that great beacon was inched away from the perilous precipice to a sure footing of safety.
Today's readings are also all about choices. About our internal calling to choose.
We have listened to Moses. Never one to mince words Moses presents to us a world, and the choices we must make, in stark contrast. To choose between a blessing or a curse. Accept God's word, covenant with Him, be grounded in faith, or … be cursed, separated and alone. Yes or no. Black and white.
But aren't our lives more apt to be filled with many shades of gray? Seldom do we face a great, unambiguous, choice between totally accepting God, or rejecting His precepts. Rather, we are constantly faced with many small, seemingly inconsequential, choices. Things we may discount and wave away. It is the little things that day by day threaten to erode us and we start to slip into a lonely sea.
It's the little things that erode us.
When have I said something hurtful that best remained un-said?
How often have I chosen silence when it was time to speak out?
Have I chosen inaction when my support, my love, was most needed?
Have I squandered a relationship, with a friend or family member, for pride or envy?
Isn't it sometimes easier to shade the truth?
Oh, and the rain fell. And the wind blew. And the waters rose. Left to our own devices we often whip up the wind and struggle against a tide of our own making.
Today I have mounted these steps to address you for the first time. I stand here in awe, in great humility and with unbounded thanksgiving. I marvel at the unseen hands that have guided me here, that have built, with great sacrifice, a timber framework of time-seasoned wood, to shore me up when the bottom slips away. I know, only to well, how easy it is to shade the truth, to choose self before others. And sometimes I did not even know that I was making a choice.
Yet as the foundation fell from below the tottering edifice that I called my self, and the sands of my misshapen beliefs were carried off by the wind, unseen hands embraced me. And what I once thought was made of concrete, became mud and washed away. And what I found left in place to support my whole being was a frame-work of ancient wood, the wood of the cross.
How is it possible that I can be here before you wearing a Deacon's stole, or that any of you are here, worshiping before God, for all of our poorly conceived choices? Because we do not have a God of retribution but a God of reconciliation. A God of Love. We are being called to make the choice of true discipleship. Not because the laws are written on a pair of stone tablets, but because it is inscribed on our hearts.
The same symbols we have used to describe our self-erosive choices are matched, in kind but greater in force, by the healing action of God in the world. When the tears of our hurt threaten to wash away a gully below we remember the waters of the flood that purified the earth and we are healed by the flowing font that springs from our baptism. When the harsh winds of life chills our hearts we are warmed by the breath of wisdom, the Holy Spirit that rippled the waters of creation.
As I gaze upon you I have one more image. You are the fine people of the island. This Catholic Church is our lighthouse and Christ the beacon that shines upon the waters of the sound. A man-made tempest is pounding at the footings. But you have come together as a community, working shoulder to shoulder, and have embraced Holy Family Parish and secured it firmly upon the wood of the cross. Each of you, responding to an inner calling, has chosen to be here, today.
Jesus always lays before us choice, but nuanced, subtle and made deeper by His presence. When all is washed away, when we have shed those false cements with which we paste our selves together, we discover that it is the cross upon which we stand.
Soon we will gather around this banquet table and be nurtured by the gifts prepared for you and me. As we mingle our selves with Him, through the mystery of his body and blood, as we taste of eternity, may we come to realize that Christ resides in our every choice.


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I need the detailed information to permitt the netting betwwen vendors and customers. I think that the transaction involved is F110. Can you help me to understand the necessary customizing settings.
Thanks a lot
I will suggest you
1) To maintain the vendor in customer mater under control Data Tab (Account Control) vendor field & vise versa
2)Select "Clearing with vendor/cutomer" fireld ineach master
In the payment run Parameter tab enter both vendor and customer numbers.
Praveen PC
Edited by: Praveen Chirakkel on Mar 25, 2011 10:42 AM
1) Enter the corresponding customer/vendor master number in each other's masters to link the cusomter and vendor.
2) Select "Clearing with vendor/cutomer" fireld ineach master.
3) Ensure appropriate payment method is maintained in both masters.
4)In the payment run Parameter tab enter both vendor and customer numbers.
I have the following error in the payment proposal:
> Payment method selection additional log
> Payment method selection for items due on 28.03.2011 to the amount of EUR 300,00-
> Payment method "7" is being checked
> Company code-specific payment method data has been deleted
> No permitted payment method exists
Information re. vendor 385498 / customer 2700244 / paying company code XXXX ...
... payment not possible because of reported error
End of log
Job finished
Can you help me to undestand which is the problem?
Thanks a lot,
In need information on the compensation of credit and debit.
The request of the client is to have a procedure that allow the netting in both following cases:
- Total amount vendor invoice > Total amount customer invoice;
- Total amount customer invoice > Total amount vendorinvoice.
My questions are:
- The transaction F110 allow the netting only in case *Total amount vendor invoice > Total amount customer invoice. How can I manage the other case?
- how can I produce an easy netting proposal? There is any standard SAP functionality for this aim?
It will be very appreciated to know your experiences about this topic.
Thanks a lot in advance
Kind Regards,


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Primary Prevention
The capabilities for preventing disease and premature death due to smoking-related cancers are far from exhausted. If we apply the percentages stated in the individual sections on smoking-related cancers to the number of deaths that occur annually in Germany, we find that approximately 36 000-46 000 deaths (i.e., 17-22%) are attributable to smoking alone and thus can be classified as preventable cancer deaths (see table below). This means that of the some 210 000 cancer deaths that occur in Germany each year, as many as 36 000-46 000 could have been prevented, and can be prevented in the future, by the cessation of smoking.
Table: Cancer deaths in Germany (1995) that could be prevented by the cessation of smoking
Graph as pdf-file
In the area of nutrition as well, it is known that certain dietary changes can contribute significantly to the prevention of cancer. Although quantitative data on the situation in Germany were unavailable at the time this atlas was published, it should be noted that even a moderate reduction of the diet-associated risk (e.g., by a realistic 5-10%) would, in the short term, prevent 10 000-20 000 cancer deaths annually.
Effort to prevent exposure to carcinogens at the workplace must be continued. Also, it should be determined whether safety measures adopted by many industries in the 1960s and 1970s have actually been effective in reducing occupation-associated cancer mortality.
Measures to reduce environmental air pollution must be continued, with particular emphasis placed upon vehicular emissions. The hazard posed by diesel soot should be investigated, and planned emission guidelines should be revised as necessary.
The potential value of vaccinations in reducing the risk of virus-associated cancers (papillomaviruses and cervical cancer, hepatitis viruses and liver cancer) should be studied further.


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Keep an eye on your feline's claws... Cats can injure their claws in the much same way that humans can tear a fingernail and every now and then cats' claws can be torn out in total.
When your cat's muscles are stress-free, his/her claws stay retracted--sheathed. When your cat tenses his/her muscles, the claws unsheathe and are ready to scratch. If you observe your cat gnawing on his/her claw, he/she is trying to remove the old, used up sheath from his/her paw in order to expose the newly grown, sharp nail underneath. These sheaths may look like ripped-out claws when they fall out, particularly if the sheaths fall out while your cat is clawing at the scratching post.
If your cat has ripped-out a claw, you should be able to tell by monitoring his/her behavior. If your cat favors one paw when he/she strides, has a limp this can be a sign of injury. Other signs include bleeding or a discharge of pus in the region of the injured claw, or if your cat licks and nibbles continually at the same spot on his/her paw. The first thing you must do to take care of this injury is to clean the injured site. Dilute some peroxide and wash the wound. Make triple-sure to rinse all of the solution off of your cat's paw following this so he/she does not ingest any of it. If the area is still bleeding, rub a small amount of flour or cornstarch on the wound to help end the blood flow. If need be, you may also apply a temporary bandage over the paw and leave that on for up to 12 hours.
To steer clear of infection, don't let your feline outside until his/her injury heals entirely. Feeding him/her vitamin supplements such as vitamins E, D and A once every four days can help his/her body restore to health the injury at a quicker rate, but be careful not to give your cat too much. One fourth the standard dose of vitamins for a human is typically the right amount for your feline. Try to keep your cat from nibbling at his/her paw as much as achievable. Use adhesive tape over a temporary bandage and change it every 12 in order to avert your cat from licking or biting his/her injury. If your cat chomps his/her way through the adhesive, you should ask your veterinarian about getting an Elizabethan collar for him/her.
If your cat's paw starts to swell, or if the wounded area persists to bleed or shows any mark of pus leaking out, take your cat to the veterinarian right away. The wound has more than likely become infected. If the paw feels warm to the touch, or the pad of his/her paw emerges bright red, this can also be an indication of infection. You should take your cat to the veterinarian immediately because he/she may need antibacterial treatment.


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New Pressing Mat
We've lately been creating some new items for the workshop to improve garment production quality and speed. The latest addition is a proper tabletop pressing mat! This will be used for ironwork when a flat surface is called for, such as easing in fullness, trousers and coat shaping, and simply pressing items flat. This was much easier to produce than some have made it out to be. It's simply two plies of firm ?-inch carpet padding, (creating a ¾" surface to absorb moisture,) blanket-stitched together and covered in heavy cotton ticking. The ticking was smelly at first, and unworkable, but after a wash through in the machine and some pressing while damp, I shaped it flat and it fits wonderfully over the padding. Ironically, the ticking was pressed on the padding which it would soon be covering! Talk about self-replicating machines…
Supplies/cost to make:
- $6.00 = 2 yards of 44-inch wide ticking @ $3.00 per yard
- $6.40 = 42″ of 36-inch wide (cut and used width-wise)
The ticking shrunk when washed making the total length about 1 [7/8] yds. For now, the edges are pinned in place. I want to use it a couple times to see if it's going to stretch back out easily before sewing the edges clean; it might need to be kept adjustable.


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VR Zone has posted a large VIA KT600 motherboard roundup covering products from ABIT, ASUS, Azza, EPoX, FIC, Gigabyte, MSI, Soyo and Soltek.
VIA had been holding the performance crown on the AMD platform with its "KT" series chipsets until about half a year ago when Nvidia's Nforce 2 hit the market. The Nforce 2 had VIA beaten both in terms of performance and features. For the next few months, VIA had remained relatively low profile. VIA, however, proved that it is still up for a fight by coming up with the KT600 Northbridge and the VT8237 Southbridge recently.More information @ VR-Zone
It offers official support for 200MHz FSB and features FastStream64 Memory Controller Technology, a weapon against the 128 bit Dual Channel interface of the Nforce 2. Although still running 64 bit on the memory, the FastStream64 DDR400 Memory Controller on the VIA Apollo KT600 interweaves with the 400MHz Front Side Bus to greatly reducing data latency.


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Started in 1998, the Pitfire is a cross-curricular activity for fourth grade students. It is the culmination of a 9-week unit of coil pottery celebrating the art of Pueblo people; in particular the San Ildefonso. Modeled after the work of Maria Martinez, the firing process is unique. The pots are set upon an iron grate and and surrounded with metal sheets. Dried cowpies are used as a fire source. Once ignited and allowed to burn, dried horse manure covers the fire and smolders for several hours. The carbon from the manure shoots through the pots and turns them black!!
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Dmitri V. Talapin is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Chicago. He received his doctorate degree from University of Hamburg, Germany in 2002 under supervision of Horst Weller. In 2007 he accepted faculty position at the University of Chicago. His research interests revolve around colloidal inorganic nanomaterials, spanning from synthetic methodology to device fabrication, with the desire of turning colloidal nanostructures into useful electronic materials.


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Volume: 24 Issue: 7 (July 2001)
The Slow Rise of 3D on the Web
For a number of years now, 3D on the Web has been a presumed "coming thing" for the graphics industry, and many companies placed their bets early. The technology has advanced, but for a number of reasons, the market itself has been slow to make widespread inroads for consumer, commercial, and educational applications.
On both the playback and development side, a number of barriers still impede adoption of 3D on the Web. The first is bandwidth. The ability to view and interact with 3D content requires a fast Internet connection, which most consumers still don't have. Then there is the problem of the 3D players themselves. Each is based on a proprietary format and must be downloaded before a user can view content. Finally, on the development side, 3D content creation remains a bottleneck in terms of the number of developers skilled enough to use the tools. Compare the roughly 200,000 active 3D graphics professionals to the 10 million-plus users who are currently deploying 2D Internet content. In order for 3D to be come ubiquitous on the Web, the tools must be accessible to the majority of Web developers who are not already 3D graphics professionals.
Slowly, over the last 18 months, technology and market drivers have been helping to remove these barriers and accelerate penetration and adoption rates of 3D on the Web. M2 Research findings show that broadband is growing, with an installed base of about 8 million users in the US in 2000, as opposed to 2.7 million in 1999. New game consoles, such as Sony's Play Station2, and the soon-to-be-released Microsoft Xbox and Nintendo GameCube mean that Web-based real-time 3D multi-player gaming will be available to a large consumer audience of game enthusiasts. And advances in embedded 3D graphics hardware will enable new applications for Internet appliances and hand-held devices.
Last year, the installed base for 3D-enabled Web players was outnumbered by 2D Web media players such as Flash and Java. In 2001, the installed base for 3D players is expected to more than double-from approximately 51 million in 2000 to approximately 124
Currently, 17 percent of all Web media players are 3D enabled, which translates to roughly 51 million units. Many 3D player vendors realized last year that they needed to directly support the more standardized 2D players such as Flash, Shockwave, Real Player, QuickTime, and Java. This sort of pairing up should make it easier for 3D Web players to enter the mainstream market. By the end of 2001, we estimate that 32 percent of all Web media players will be 3D enabled.
Aside from the proliferation of 3D players, integration of 3D for Web-specific applications such as entertainment, e-commerce, and education is on the rise. In 2001 we project that 15 percent of all the 3D content developed from animation packages will be used to create 3D content specifically for the Web, up from 7 percent in 2000. The current tool of choice for creating 3D Web content is Discreet's 3ds max modeling and animation software, but there is ample room for additional tools, and many competing tool vendors are unveiling their Internet strategies.
Even with these improvements, however, the content production process remains a major bottleneck to wide deployment of inexpensive, compelling 3D content. If we consider the millions of Web authors currently not using 3D, it's easy to see that there is a need for a new set of 3D tools to support the existing Web authoring, video, and other 2D imaging tools.
These 3D tools must be as easy to use as others on which creative professionals and digital designers currently depend. Ultimately, the key success factor for 3D Web content will be its ability to work seamlessly in tandem with already-established types of Web content-video, 2D graphics, and audio. It is the convergence of these media components and the delivery of new platforms that will drive the Internet's next technological and social evolution.
Wanda Meloni is principal analyst of M2 Research and author of the upcoming Digital Media Market Study. She can be reached at
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County council to meet
The Lancaster County Council meeting is 6:30 p.m. June 27 in County Council Chambers in the Lancaster County Administration Building, 101 N. Main St.
Development review committee to meet
The Lancaster County Development Review Committee meeting is 9 a.m. June 28 on the second floor of the Lancaster County Historic Courthouse, 100 N. Main St.
Public comment on sheriff's office sought
Week Ahead
IL alumni reunion
The Indian Land alumni reunion for classes graduating 1930 through 1983 is today at the Indian Land Elementary School cafeteria, 4137 Doby's Bridge Road. Doors open at 10 a.m. and a covered dish lunch (drinks are supplied) is 1 p.m. There will be a short program, but most of the time is reserved for visiting with fellow alumni.
Crime watch group to meet
Vacation Bible Schools
- Crestview Baptist Church, 2228 Douglas Road, will continue VBS for kindergarten through fifth grade from 6:30 to 8:45 p.m. today through June 29. The theme is "Fun Run." For details, call or text (803) 804-1717.
A 7-year-old Lancaster boy riding a scooter died Monday evening after he was struck by a cargo truck.
The Lancaster County Coroner's Office identified the child as Nija K. Tinsley Jr. of Forest Glen Drive.
The accident happened about 6:20 on Morningside Drive about 1.8 miles south of Lancaster near the intersection of China Berry Drive, Highway Patrol Lance Cpl. Garry Miller said.
UPDATE: More photos released of IL robbery suspect
The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office has released additional photos of the man they believe robbed a woman Monday night at the Founders Federal Credit Union ATM in Indian Land.
The images, captured on Walmart survelliance videos, show the man entering the Indian Land supercenter, at 10048 Charlotte Highway, about 8:51 p.m. Monday, as well as the Toyota truck he was driving.
The shooting of a woman in downtown Lancaster Thursday afternoon prompted a massive law-enforcement and rescue response, and officers took down the suspect at gunpoint.
Thomas Baker, 64, of 300-A Chesterfield Ave., was charged with attempted murder and possession of a firearm during the commission of a violent crime, said Lancaster Police Department Capt. Scott Grant.
The victim, who was shot once in the chest, was taken to Springs Memorial Hospital and then flown to another medical facility for treatment.
The Lancaster County auditor race will be settled in a runoff election June 28 between Allen Blackmon and Susan Hunter Wallace, since none of the candidates received a majority of the votes cast Tuesday.
Hunter Wallace received 1,789 votes in Tuesday's Republican primary, or 43 percent. Blackmon got 1,299 votes, 31 percent. Suzette Connell Murphy received 1,070 votes, or 26 percent.
A Lancaster mom is mourning the death of her 28-year-old son after a diving accident at Lake Wateree led to his death Monday, June 20.
Jeannette Anthony had just seen her son hours earlier when he came into her bedroom as she was preparing to leave for a summer class at South Piedmont Community College.
The thought that that fateful moment in her bedroom would be the last time she saw her son left her speechless.
A 73-year-old Lancaster man and the mother of a premature newborn have been arrested in separate neglect cases investigated by the S.C. Department of Social Services.
The department also notified the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office it was investigating a second case of infant neglect.
Kimber Haldane Bucher, 73, of 2449 Downey Drive, Lancaster, was arrested June 10 for neglect of a vulnerable adult.
Two Lancaster men were arrested for unrelated sexual crimes against children Friday. Both turned themselves in that day.
Albert Joseph Darminio, 38, is charged with second-degree criminal sexual conduct and unlawful neglect of a child by a legal custodian, the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office incident report said.
Darminio accompanied the now 17-year-old victim and a relative of the victim to the sheriff's office Friday morning, where he confirmed their complaint to a deputy.
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Catholic League director of communications Susan A. Fani attended a preview of the Bill Maher movie, "Religulous," in New York City on September 25. In her report to league president Bill Donohue, it was clear that the film is more absurd than hateful. Here is Donohue's take on the movie as informed by Fani's observations: "Maher has been... [Read more...]PUNDITS SLAM PALIN ON WITCHCRAFT
Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments today on news reports that an African minister once asked God to protect Sarah Palin from witchcraft: "In 2005, Sarah Palin went to church and found that a visiting minister from Kenya, Bishop Thomas Muthee, was doing the service. He offered a prayer asking Jesus to keep her free from 'every form of... [Read more...]CHRISTIAN APPEASERS WELCOME AHMADINEJAD
On September 25, there will be a press conference and a rally outside the Grand Hyatt Hotel in New York City at 5:30 p.m. to protest the five Christian organizations that are welcoming Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Those organizations are the World Council of Churches, Religions for Peace, the Americans Friends Service Committee, Mennonite... [Read more...]RELIGIOUS GROUPS HOST AHMADINEJAD
On Thursday, September 25, the following religious organizations will host a Ramadan fast-breaking event (Iftar) honoring Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in New York City: Americans Friends Service Committee, Mennonite Central Committee, Quaker United Nations Office, Religions for Peace and the World Council of Churches... [Read more...]ABORTION SURVIVOR TO OBAMA: STOP SUPPORTING SELECTIVE INFANTICIDE
Gianna Jessen and Jill Stanek of BornAliveTruth.org have released a video that features an appeal by Jessen to Sen. Barack Obama asking him to support health care for infants who have been born alive following a botched abortion. Jessen is a 31 year-old who survived a saline abortion; Stanek is the nurse who blew the whistle on infants being allowed... [Read more...]OBAMA AND JESUS: TWO "COMMUNITY ORGANIZERS"
On the floor of the House of Representatives today, Democratic Congressman Steve Cohen said that "Barack Obama was a community organizer like Jesus." Catholic League president Bill Donohue responded as follows: "Congressman Cohen forgot to mention that Jesus could walk on water. Perhaps he can tell us when Obama plans to take a stroll across the... [Read more...]BIDEN IS SELF-DESTRUCTING
Sen. Joseph Biden said yesterday that if the Republicans were serious about helping disabled children they would support stem-cell research. Catholic League president Bill Donohue responded this way: "Biden's remark, which was aimed at Sarah Palin, is not only inaccurate, it exposes his Catholic Achilles' heel once again. No one in public life... [Read more...]DEMOCRATS CONTINUE TO LIE ABOUT FIMIAN
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) is continuing its effort to elect Gerald Connolly of Northern Virginia to the House by funding mailings that portray his Republican challenger, Keith Fimian, as anti-woman. The latest mailings accuse Fimian of being "an officer of an organization that promotes a group so extreme they encourage women... [Read more...]PALIN'S RELIGION SCRUTINIZED
Last night, CNN and MSNBC spent much time scrutinizing Sarah Palin's religion. Catholic League president Bill Donohue commented on the coverage today: "Throughout the night, CNN closely examined Palin's religion, and it did so professionally. By contrast, MSNBC came across shrill. "Two quotes from Palin got the most attention: (a) 'Pray for... [Read more...]OBAMA AND BIDEN MUDDY ABORTION ISSUE
Appearing yesterday on ABC-TV's "This Week," Sen. Barack Obama was asked to comment on his recent quip that he could not say when life begins because it was "above my pay grade." He called that response "too flip," offering, "All I meant to communicate was that I don't presume to be able to answer these kinds of theological questions." On... [Read more...]


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Senate Bill 1626, sponsored by Senator Bob Hedlund, is An Act Relating to the Treatment of Elephants and is scheduled to be heard in the Tourism Committee on February 3, 2014 at 2 p.m.
The bill "would prohibit any person who houses, possesses or travels with elephants utilized in traveling shows from using any implement that would result in physical harm or from keeping the elephants constantly restrained by chain or similar device," according to the MSPCA.
The passage of this bill would end the use of bullhooks and chains on traveling elephants in Mass. A bullhook, also known as an ankus, is a device that is made of wood or metal, with a sharp metal hook at the end. It is used to "train and control" elephants through pain by poking, stabbing or hitting the animal.
Chains are used to restrict the movement of captive elephants. Chains do not allow elephants to lie down, walk or socialize. Strict confinement often leads to negative psychological behaviors.
Circuses claim that the bullhook is never used to harm an elephant, only to guide them. If this were the case, a soft wand could be used to guide an elephant instead.
The MSPCA invites you to come to the hearing, as well as call or write your senator and representative to let them know to support bill 1626. The hearing will be held at the State House in Boston, room A-1.
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WorldStage Newsonline-- Unilever Nigeria has pledged to contribute and focus on the growth of the Nigerian economy.
Managing Director, Unilever, Yaw Nsarkoh, said at the customers forum in Lagos that, "What we want to do is to ensure that our brand is strengthened into the future so that we can participate in, and contribute to the growth of Nigeria within the global construct, and in that effort build the African business to become the business of our dream."
On his message to the consumers, he said that the consumers are the reason the company exist.
"We will continue to listen to the consumer. We will continue to try and anticipate their needs from the basis of the signals that we get and amplify them in other to build strong brands that provides solutions that improves their life, The main reason why we exist is to serve consumers. That is what Unilever has been about since its existence in Nigeria since the 1920s, I believe, as I told you, consumers life will improve," he said.
"Customers are the essential part of any business model that is serious about serving its consumers. They are our trade partners, we work with them in one ecosystem to create value for the consumer, so that we can build the brand preference we are looking for. We are into partnership, one of the things that lubricates it is recognition, it is an opportunity for us to appreciate all the work, that has been done across Nigeria."


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On the way home from visiting my parents last night, I tuned in to 98.5, The Sports Hub, to hear the latest on the NBA Championship, LeBron and more. Admittedly, I'm not an avid listener, but I do tune in from time-to-time. So, imagine my surprise when I tuned in to the D.A. Show, expecting a Phil Jackson rant and instead heard (or thought I heard), "If she doesn't listen to the show, don't put a ring on her finger."
This led me to think about sports and relationships and formulate the basis for this story.
UPDATE: Commentor Cori says that this was in relationship to a text message DA received from a fan about dropping lines from the show in front of his girlfriend. DA said that if she got the lines, he should marry her. He never said - don't put a ring on her finger.
Of course, as a breakup expert, I was intrigued and couldn't help but listen further. I can't quote the show directly, as I do not have a transcript, however, the host, D.A., said something like, "Try dropping some of our show's catch-phrases (in an appropriate manner) and see if she catches on. If she does, she's a keeper, go buy the ring."
I thought that was thought-provoking social commentary. Women do listen to sports radio. Women do watch sports. Wouldn't it be cool if she knew exactly what he was talking about? And why wouldn't she?
It was expected, not too many decades ago, that all women have zero sports acumen, absolutely no interest in stats and little desire to sit in front of the TV all day on a Sunday to watch men in tight pants throw around the pig skin. And if she did, then she probably wasn't straight. But now that it is acceptable for women to like sports and remain feminine, it makes sense that men would look for that in a mate.
And why not? Logic dictates that if your wife's a fan, a real fan, then your marriage won't get stale. There will always be something to talk about and enjoy together for years to come. It's always new. It's always exciting. It's sports!
And guess what? I agree. But probably only because I'm a sports fan and I do the same thing (in reverse). I measure men by their sports acumen. If you don't believe me, here's a quick (true) story:
A few months ago, I attended all the NCAA Tournament games in Rhode Island at the Dunkin Donuts Center. I drove there, sat in my center court tickets, a few rows from the floor, completed bracket(s) in hand, Michigan State tee shirt on my back and I thoroughly enjoyed over 12 hours of basketball. Some people think that's probably a bit extreme, but I don't mess around when it comes to NCAA hoops.
So, when I went out that night and met a devastatingly handsome young man, I naturally asked him, "Who did you pick to win your bracket?" He responded with, "What's a bracket?"
With that, I quickly turned on my heel and walked away. It would never work. He had emasculated himself with 3 little words. I'm sure he was probably a great guy. Just not for me.
But that's an example of me looking for commonalities between myself and the man I date. It's fun, for me, to take someone to a sporting event when I know they appreciate it. And, likewise, dating someone with a sports acumen can also be delightful when it doesn't work out! Especially if you're not fans of the same team. Here's another quick (true) story:
Previous to the NCAA tournament, I briefly dated a man who was a huge Syracuse fan. We broke up shortly before the tourney began. Syracuse was a #1 seed and should have easily skated through, but still, I would watch the Syracuse games and hope and pray that this well-rounded, very deep, very young team would fail. And they did. It was like I got a 2 for 1 when they lost: one because my team (MSU) wouldn't have to play Syracuse in the Final Four and two, because that guy I briefly dated liked that team and he hurt my feelings! I reveled in the fact that I knew he was feeling sad, wherever he was.
Win or lose, a mutual love of sports just adds another dimension to a relationship.
I believe that a common love for sports can help a relationship (says the single woman). I think it's only natural that a huge sports fan would seek the same, and in a town like Boston, if you can't find a woman who likes the Red Sox or The Patriots, then you can't be looking that hard. So men AND women, take a tip from D.A., a man who makes his living off a love of sports - if you're a huge fan of something (in this case, a fan of his show!), then it would be great to be with someone with that same passion.
And from me: If you hate sports, then try to find someone who also hates sports - this way, instead of freezing your ass off under a huge blanket in Foxboro this Fall, perhaps you'll both enjoy taking a pottery class together?
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Hi Experts,
How to install sap 8.8 Client in Windows 7 professional platform,
Show Error: 1628: failed to complete installation.
kindly help out from this issue,
Thanks in advance
Hi Sumit.......
Please check this thread and follow the suggestion in that......
Check Below Thread...
Re: Can't Install SAB B1 client in windows 7 - 64bit
Hi Sumeet,
Turn the user access control off.
Go to control panel ,then user accounts,and then turn off the user access control.
you can then try the installation again. it should work.
Thanks All,
Now, i have stuck in addon installation it shows an error of "Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007000B"
My addon is in C#.net and this Error comes only in Window 7
Hi Experts,
Any Solution On this kind of Error
Sumeet Vaity
As per forum rule open new thread for new question......
Run addon as administrator.
Hope it will help you.
Deepak Tyagi
thanks to all


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The "Biggest Loser" season 12 trainers held all of the power on Wednesday's episode, as each was forced to choose the person they thought was their biggest loser of the week and only the chosen person's weight would count for the week. It was a new twist for the series, and a tough choose for all of the trainers. Obviously, they don't want any of their players to go home, but they can't just focus on the player they want to weigh in for the team, as that would only hurt the trainers' other players. Early in the week, the trainers explained to viewers their reasons for choosing each of their players, and all of the reasons were valid; but the fact that so many players have been up and down with large and small weight losses would make anyone nervous. It seems to be this season that even the biggest players can have a huge weight loss one week and practically no weight loss the next.
'Dancing with the Stars' recap: Nancy Grace goes home, Final four revealed
The trainers had the entire week to make their decision. Bob Harper chose Becky, Anna Kournikova chose Joe, and Dolvett Quince chose John. Although the players knew ahead of time that only one person's weight would count for each team, it was probably the best idea to not reveal said person until right before they stepped on the scale. Talk about pressure!
After everyone had weighed in, those whose weights actually counted stepped on the scale, and surprising results were revealed. Becky was the week's top loser, losing nearly three percent before the one-pound advantage her team had won earlier in the week. Joe lost the least amount of weight based on percentage, landing his team in the elimination room. Joe only lost two pounds, which is surprising to hear until you remember that he lost 15 pounds last week. Joe was devastated by the loss, but that couldn't compare to being ousted by people he thought he could trust, people he felt were his friends. Since leaving the ranch, Joe Mitchell has continued losing weight and is happy to no longer be kept from riding roller coasters with his daughter due to his weight.
Week eight
The only challenge of week eight was a low-calorie cooking competition, with season 11 winner Olivia Ward and The Biggest Loser cookbooks author Devin Alexander as the judges. The contestants were given a group of ingredients and a 30-minute time limit. The fun thing about this challenge was that the trainers were part of the team, which you never see. All of the dishes sounded and looked delicious – and were things anyone could make – but the judges' favorite was pork medallions with Asian slaw. The dish, which the judges loved the taste of as well as how much they were allowed to eat without adding excess calories, was created by Black. Their reward was a sit-down conversation with Olivia and a one-pound advantage at the weigh in; the team's recipe will also be featured in the next Biggest Loser cookbook.
'Amazing Race' recap: Rough start ends with Jennifer and Justin being eliminated
Black team, trained by Bob
- Antone Davis – lost 5 lbs / total loss = 99 lbs
- Vinny Hickerson – lost 10 lbs / total loss = 81 lbs
- Becky Comet – lost 6 lbs / total loss = 52 lbs
Red team, trained by Anna
- Ramon Medeiros – lost 6 lbs / total loss = 75 lbs
- Joe Mitchell – lost 2 lbs / total loss = 54 lbs
- Sunny Sinclair – lost 2 lbs / total loss = 79 lbs
Red team, trained by Dolvett
- Bonnie Griffin – lost 8 lbs / total loss = 41 lbs
- John Rhode – lost 10 lbs / total loss = 126 lbs
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Hampstead Health and Fitness, Hampstead – http://www.hampsteadhealth.com/
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Club 27, Portsmouth – http://portsmouthzumba.com/
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Long Ball Leads Huskies To Series Victory
Junior Whitney Jones hit her first career home run in game two.
Huskies And Cardinal Get One In
Washington takes game one, 6-5.
Softball Drops Game, Series In Tempe
Arizona State gets two runs in the fourth for the 2-1 victory.
Huskies Take Two From Beavers
Washington got two wins in the circle from Kaitlin Inglesby.
Suguro Drives In Game-Winner In Sixth
Washington handed Oregon its first Pac-12 loss of the season with the win.
2013 (Junior): Pac-12 Honorable Mention ... was named to the Oceanic Time Warner Classic Paradise Classic All-Tournament team in Hawai'i on opening weekend ... drew a walk and stole a base in game one of the WCWS vs. Nebraska ... had a hit and scored the winning run in game one of Super Regionals at Missouri ... made a great defensive play in game one that was the No. 6 play on Sportscenter Top 10 ... had a hit in game two of NCAA Regionals vs. Hawai'i ... had two hits, two RBI and a run in game one vs. Cal ... hit a double to tie game two which the UW eventually won ... had one hit in game three ... had two hits in game one at Utah ... scored once and drew a walk in game three ... walked twice and scored a run in game one vs. Stanford ... hit a double and scored a run in game three ... scored the lone run for UW in game three at ASU and hit a double ... had two hits, two runs and a walk in game one vs. OSU ... had three hits, including her first career home run, two RBI and a walk in game two ... hit a double in game three ... had a hit in game two and game three at UCLA ... had a hit, a run and a stolen base in game two vs. Oregon ... drove in the game-winning RBI in game three vs. Oregon ... walked once in game two at Arizona ... had a hit and scored a run vs. DePaul ... scored twice, stole a base, had an RBI and walked twice vs. Penn State ... had a hit and a stolen base vs. Pacific ... had a hit, scored three runs and walked twice vs. Ohio ... walked twice, had an RBI and scored once vs. New Mexico ... had two hits, a triple and three RBI vs. Brown ... had one run and two hits vs. Virginia ... scored one run vs. Illinois ... scored two runs and walked twice vs. No. 13/16 Georgia ... made a great defensively play at second base on her 21st birthday ... had one run and one hit vs. Notre Dame ... had one hit and one RBI vs. No. 24/22 Kentucky and a sacrifice fly ... played all six games on opening weekend and started five at second base ... hit her first career double in the season-opener vs. SMC ... had two hits, one run and one RBI ... had a double in game one vs. UAB and an RBI ... had one hit, two runs, two RBI and a walk vs. Ole Miss ... had a hit and a walk in game one vs. Hawai'i.
2012 (Sophomore): Played in 32 games as a pinch runner and pinch hitter ... batted .308 with a .462 slugging percentage ... scored 10 runs including two in a game against UC Davis (2/19) ... had two RBI and a triple in that 11-5 win over the Aggies ... perfect 3-for-3 in steal attempts.
High School/Club
Attended Kentridge HS in Kent, Wash. ... played club ball with the Washington Sidewinders ... Seattle Times All-Area Team in 2010 ... Tacoma News Tribune All-Area Team in 2010 ... SPSL Pitcher of the Year in 2010 ... SPSL All-League from 2007-2010 ... 2010 All-State selection ... Kentridge HS Defensive MVP in 2007 and 2008 ... Kentridge HS Team MVP in 2009 and 2010 ... played varsity basketball and volleyball ... 2009 Academic State Champion ... holds her HS records for most hits, runs scored, doubles and assists.
Kelli Suguro was born Feb. 23, 1992 in Bellevue, Wash. ... her parents are Gina and David Suguro ... has one sister, Lauren, who is a UW grad ... currently lives in Kent, Wash. ... was also recruited by DePaul, Louisville, Columbia and UMass ... hobbies include traveling, shopping and cooking.
Suguro on why Washington
"Being a local kid, I've grown up being a Husky fan. I chose the University of Washington not only because they have one of the top business schools in the country, but also because they have a very competitive softball program."


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