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[Need Help] Sending email with c#
Well, I recently wrote a c# app sending email by connecting to known SMTP servers using System.Net.Mail, and sending mail from your account without having to connect to the site.
The problem is I can send mail only from Gmail accounts. both yahoo, hotmail and another less know host Walla(from my country), fail to send emails and pop-up different errors.
- when i try to connect to yahoo through my account i get this error:
The SMTP server requires a secure connection or the client was not authenticated. The server response was: authentication required - for help go to http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/pop/pop-11.html
- when i try to connect to walla through my account there i get this error:
Mailbox unavailable. The server response was: 5.7.1 <email@example.com>... Relaying denied. Please check your mail first or restart your mail session.
I tried to set the next property:
_client.DeliveryMethod = SmtpDeliveryMethod.PickupDirectoryFromIis;
_client.PickupDirectoryLocation = @"c:\temp";
(_client is my SmtpClient)
and tried to set the default Pickup directory to different paths manually. after setting it up, the program acts as if it has sent the massage successfully but it never gets to the 'SendCompleted' event and the email never gets to it's destination.
I really need help guyz, if anyone can tell me y won't it work, i will b very grateful.
Now for the code:
This is my transportLayer class, handling all SmtpClient methods.
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However, the E71's real strength is that it manages to remain speedy and include HSDPA data support, while retaining decent battery life. And where most HSDPA capable phones I've used give up after around two days of light use, the E71 just keeps on going, and going, and going. You'll easily get three and, possibly, four days of light use out of a single charge from the phone's 1,530mAh lithium polymer battery - a truly impressive feat.
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Big family room but no facilities other than cofee maker. Out on the way to the us or quebec in the middle of nowhere...
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The hotel is just a minute's walk from the Berri-Uqam station, which makes up for some of the dodgy characters in the park beside it. The rooms are clean enough, and the staff seem friendly, not amazing, but for sleeping and leaving for the day it's perfect.
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Best Location For Gay Village
I have stayed at this hotel three times over the past three years because the proximity to the gay village on St. Catherine street is the best of any 3 or 4 star hotel. The rooms are typical hotel rooms - nothing spectacular but not bad either. On my last visit, I arrived around 7:00pm with a guaranteed reservation booked over two months in advance and was told by the desk clerk that the hotel was sold out and there were no rooms available. I stated again that I had a reservation and he said "Yes, and I will get you a room, but there are none that are ready at the moment." At 7:00pm with a credit card guarantee? -Scary. Anyway, I agreed to take a smoking room with 2 double beds even though I am a non-smoker and preferred a king bed, so I did get a room. In summary, I would say if the location sounds right for you, go for it. Otherwise there are many other hotels in Montreal just as nice or better I'm sure.
Tired Hotel
This hotel is typical of mid-market hotel chains that are poor value for money and live off their location. On the plus side the hotel is right on the Metro line and just at the east edge of downtown. Reception and cleaning staff were great. On the negative side my room had a great view but one couldn't see anything because the window seals have failed and the window is all fogged up. Wallpaper was also peeling off one wall. This is also the first 4 star hotel that I have ever stayed in that uses paper cups for its in room coffee machine. The symbol I guess of management's overall philosophy. There are better hotel values in Montreal I am sure.
Beautiful, Clean, Great service
I stayed in the Suite Maisonneuve, the presidential suite. Very beautiful room with the best view of Montreal I have ever seen. Good service, very clean hotel but the decor is slightly dated on the non-business floors.
Music Festival
I have stayed at this hotel at least four times a year over a two year period and I now make sure its not during a music festival. The last one was an Afro-Pop music festival and the sounds checks started at 10:00am and the concert did not end till after 12:00 at night. I know its not the hotels fault but I wish that the people taking reservations could answer more questions about when they is a concert planned for the park out front of the hotel. Also the times when the hotel has youth hocky, you do not want to be at this hotel when this is happing kids are always running through the halls, pushing all of the floors in the elvators, the lobby is very hard to get through, the noise level is not good this is not a time to get a room at this hotel. Last and this is the very worst part of this hotel, many times the fire alarm goes off and there is no communcation with the hotel as to if there realy is a fire or not, the front desk can't answer you, there is no announcement in the hallways, sorry there was one once but it was totaly in French.
Not A Bad Place
The Gouverneur is located in the Latin Quartier which is NOT a bad area. But be advised that this is the Gay village (i.e. Greenwich in NYC). The hotel rooms have been partially renovated and the new decor is nice. I have been going to Montreal for four years and have always stayed at the Gouv but stopped after they kept increasing their corporate rates. Also the front desk staff can be surly at times (my experience) but the manager Ghislaine can usually straighten out any problems. The hotel is adjacent to a great food court with shops (Place Dupuis) and the subway is below. There are many great restaurants in the area and St Catherine is right out front. Overall the hotel is nice and the locale perfect but unfortunately the service is not always consistent. If this is the only place left to find a room "take it".
The views of Mont Royal fron the upper floors is beautiful. Also make sure to specify smoking or non-smoking floor. I hope this helps?
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I'm interested in staying at this hotel during the Canadian F1 Grand Prix in June. So far I've read some mixed reviews about this property.
Looking for some recent info. about this hotel. I'm worried since all hotels in Montreal are sold out or charging ~$500/night and this hotel has availability and is charging ~300/night. I understand it is a short Metro ride to the race circuit. I'm just a little worried. Also, read another review that said hotel is not located in a nice area.Please any new experiences would be greatly appreciated.
Probably the best value in Montreal for a 4-star hotel
At the end of July 2003, I stayed at the H�tel Gouverneur Place Dupuis for the fourth time in about 5 years. Altough it is not my first choice for a 4-star hotel in dwtn Montreal, they've greatly improved the service levels over the years. Gouverneur being a small hotel chain (13 hotels) from the province of Qu�bec, their standards where not necessarly up to international levels (e.g, what you would expect from Marriott or Radisson for instance). This has changed now, I got the non-smoking room with 2 double beds with a city view I had requested even tough the hotel was pretty full. That was a problem they had before, they did not guarantee to n. of beds or the smoking preference, they just took note in the reservation. Now they do. I had a standard room located on the 19th floor which had a breathtaking view of downtown. Those are the non-renovated rooms (the hotel has renovated in spring 2003 it's Superior and Executive rooms, floor 22-30) and sincerly I'm glad I didn't pay the extra 15$ for a superior renovated room because the standard room I had was very satisfactory, the furniture like another user said, is very-well preserved (and not that old 'cause those rooms were redone partially in 1998) the carpets have 0 stains and the bathrooms are sparking clean. There is a small work desk and a real-wood closet with a brand new TV. It was very noisy tough because their was "Divers-cit�", the gay and lesbian festival in the park located in front of the hotel but it happens only a few days once a year and I cannot blame the hotel for having asked for a room with a view. If you stay during the summer, asked for a room with a partially obtrsucted view at the back, you have a view on an office tower and it's much quieter. The buffet breakfest in the morning was also very decent with fresh food and everything you could possibly want.
2 Nights this Past Labor Day Wkend '03
My mom and I just stayed here this past weekend (8/29/03-8/31/03), and the hotel is very convenient for the metro, and bus station. Also, the superior rooms are worth the extra $15 a night, just like a marriott's room. We were on the 25th flr. with a view of Olympic Parc, Biosphere, and just a corner of the Casino de Montreal. The Reception were very nice, as well as the bellman, not a concierge. Even a maintenance man was the nicer, who we needed to fix the smoke detector and drapes. The beds are a beautyrest and extremely comfortable. It came w/ a breakfast buffet each morning which was great and filling. The second waiter was nicer than the first day. The negatives well one was loud party on our floor woke us up till approx. 3am from 1am. Also Rue Ste. Catherine doesn't look so safe at night or sunday morning. Also, don't bother eating at Nickel's next door in the mall, very unfriendly and lousy food. Sorry, Celiene Dion not this reaturant. Especially, don't get the lasagna. Either it will be with way too much sauce or no sauce at all.
Thanks and all and all this hotel was a B! Try Mike's or St. Hubert's Resaturants instead. We didn't but they did suggest it, it just isn't too close by. Enjoy your trip!
Trip from hell
At firs glace, the hotel seems wonderful but looks are often deceiving. Here are some things you need to know. I went with a group of two other girls. We did not know any one in the hotel and they placed us on a floor full of boy's
1. They lost our reservations. Did not want to look (I think it was we were young 20-23)
2.drunken kids down the hall, security came and knocked on our door and asked if we knew about the fight, we said no. Then they told us that we are the only "kids" no one complained about.
3.called us up and said that if our room doors opened one more time they would kick us out. Mind you that we jest came in 15 minuets earlier.
4.some people came to our door (we did nit know them) and asked to come in we said no and kicked them out. Security came and kicked us out.
5.their reason is that they told us not to open the door, and when we did, we were kicked out.
6.they guy's got to stay because they could not stay in a room ware they were not wanted.
This makes no since to me. They would also not give us our money back or even our deposit. That is why it was the trip from hell.
Clean and comfortable accomodations
The Hotel Des Gouverneurs is clean and comfortable. While the decor is a bit dated, the furniture is well-kept and the cleaning staff is outstanding. Each day I was there, I would go down to the hotel restaurant for breakfast and return 30-40 minutes later to a clean and restocked room.
The hotel is centrally located in Montr�al, which is a real treat for touristy types who like to get around the city they're visiting. The Metro (public transportation) station is a short block away from the front doors. The hotel is on the corner of St. Hubert and St. Catherine streets, a hopping section of town. The shopping center adjacent to the hotel has many shops and food outlets for Americans feeling the need for something American. Within a short walk are excellent restaurants in all price ranges.
I found the hotel to be an excellent value.
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The Red Light District (De Wallen) in Amsterdam is one of the major draws for tourists. It's not far from the Centraal Station, centered around Dam Square as it has been for centuries, and it's where a lot of people head as soon as they reach town. Later they find a coffee shop to take part in The Netherlands' other unique feature: legalised cannabis at coffeeshops.
Nearly a quarter of the 4 million annual visitors to Amsterdam see the inside of a coffeeshop. These two things have put the city on the tourist map for years – since coffeeshops were first licensed in 1970 and prostitution was legalized in 2000 (though the Red Light District grew out of Amsterdam's history as a major trading port as far back as the 17th century).
Organized tours through Amsterdam's Red Light District are good with a guide, but it is safe to wander around without. Do keep in mind that it is an area where pickpockets and drug dealers operate – and don't take photographs. Early evening is the safest time to have a look around, before drunk tourists and buck's parties take over the narrow streets. Also this can be a very expensive part of town – entry to some clubs will cost up to €45 but that includes free drinks and a show.
You can distinguish coffeeshops from genuine cafes: the coffeeshops have rather clichéd psychedelic signage and artwork on their exteriors. Don't be startled when the bartender offers you a long menu of different types and strengths of cannabis, though all this is set to change with new laws coming in restricting service to card-carrying club members – membership will not be available to foreigners. The new laws are tied up in court right now but could be phased in from as soon as May 1, 2012. So what will happen to Amsterdam then? Hopefully, people will still go there and see all the other wonders this city has to offer a tourist.
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See that girl, the one with the bright red hair, overstuffed backpack, and aura of grumpiness? That's Charlotte Mielswetzski. And something extra-ordinary is about to happen to her. Oh, it's not the very cute kitten that appears out of nowhere and demands to go home with her. It's not the sudden arrival of her cousin Zee, who believes he's the cause of a mysterious sickness that has struck his friends back in England. It's not her creepy English teacher Mr. Metos, who takes his mythology lessons just a little too seriously. And it's not the white-faced, yellow-eyed men in tuxedoes, who follow Charlotte everywhere. What's so extraordinary is not any one of these things....It's all of them. And when Charlotte's friends start to get sick one by one, Charlotte and Zee set out to find a cure. Their quest leads them to a not-so-mythical Underworld, where they face rhyme-loving Harpies, gods with personnel problems, and ghosts with a thirst for blood. Charlotte and Zee learn that in a world overrun by Nightmares, Pain, and Death, the really dangerous character is a guy named Phil. And then they discover that the fate of every person -- living and dead -- is in their young hands. In her dazzling debut for young readers, Anne Ursu weaves a tale of myth and adventure, danger and magic that will keep readers engrossed until the very last secret is revealed.
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Inside an ordinary middle school in an ordinary city, a small redheaded eighth grader is doing something very ordinary, indeed. Ever since Charlotte Mielswetzski and her cousin, Zee, saved the world, life has been rather ordinary. Ordinary, that is, if you call being ultramegagrounded (in Charlotte's case) or treated as if you might fall to pieces (in Zee's case) ordinary. Either way, heroes deserve better. Of course, no one knows Charlotte and Zee are heroes. It's not like they can simply announce that Greek myths are real or proclaim they have returned from the Underworld, where they rescued all of mankind from Philonecron, a deranged demigod with delusions of grandeur. Instead, they are forced to keep this terrible knowledge to themselves, and are stuck in a state of extraordinary ordinariness. But things aren't quite as ordinary as they seem. For Philonecron is the grandson of Poseidon, and you don't mess with the progeny of the second most powerful god in the universe. And Philonecron himself isn't so happy about having all of his delicious plans thwarted by mortal children. He wants revenge, and with his grandfather to help him, he is going to get what he wants. For Charlotte and Zee, their not-so-ordinary lives are about to be disrupted once again. This time it's not the world they must save -- it's themselves. In the thrilling second installment of the Cronus Chronicles trilogy, author Anne Ursu brings her trademark wit to a spectacular adventure on the high seas.
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UNIVERSITY PARK - Penn State can have all the offensive weapons in the world, but it won't matter if Joe Paterno insists on being conservative.
Paterno needs to do several things for the intriguing new Spread HD offense to be most effective:
* He needs to let his playmakers make plays.
* He needs to give Galen Hall and Jay Paterno freedom to call plays that actually surprise defenses.
* He needs to allow his offense to take some chances on the road rather than constantly trying to win defensive battles.
If Paterno refuses to take full advantage of his offensive weapons, Penn State will have another mediocre season. (And yes, 9-4 should be considered mediocre at PSU.)
The opinion here - and I seem to be in the minority on this - is that the Nittany Lions' defense will not be anywhere near as good as in recent years.
The line looks outstanding, but losing linebackers Dan Connor and Sean Lee and cornerback Justin King could be devastating. Even with those guys, the defense couldn't get off the field in key situations last year, and things might be much worse this season.
Penn State may have to score a lot of points to win several games, and the offense has the potential to do just that. There is an abundance of skill players, and for a change the offensive line figures to be terrific.
Add to the mix a dynamic quarterback like Daryll Clark - he should and likely will be the starter - and there's a lot to be excited about on offense.
If ...
And it's a giant if ...
But if Paterno turns things loose.
Will he?
''I hope so,'' receiver Derrick Williams said. ''I really hope so. I believe that he [will]. I feel that we have a veteran team now, and I think that he's ready to let it loose.''
It's a veteran team, but Paterno will not be working with a veteran quarterback. That's the biggest sticking point here.
Everyone wants to make comparisons between Clark and Michael Robinson in 2005. The major difference is Robinson was a senior whom Paterno had gushed about for years and had earned the coach's trust.
Yes, Robinson was a first-year quarterback in 2005, but there already was a strong foundation in place between him and Paterno.
It's doubtful such a foundation exists with Clark. Asking Paterno to put faith in a new quarterback running a new system is the epitome of asking an old dog to learn a new trick.
''Coach Paterno has been around a while, he doesn't just give out his trust. You have to earn it,'' receiver Deon Butler said.
Paterno started Anthony Morelli for two years, yet it never appeared there was a lot of trust in the mistake-prone quarterback. Morelli seldom was allowed to throw over the middle and was limited to safer sideline routes for much of his career.
The key for Clark or Pat Devlin, Butler noted, will be how they play in early season games. If Paterno still has concerns, look for him to put the clamps on the quarterbacks, thereby weakening the potential of the Spread HD.
Whoever wins the quarterback job, Jay Paterno said, ''We've got to trust him. We've got no choice. If you don't trust him, you should go get another one because it doesn't matter who your quarterback is, you're putting the game in his hands.''
That worked out pretty well with Robinson calling the shots in a similar type of offense three years ago.
Now it's up to Clark or Devlin to prove they can handle the challenge, and it's up to Paterno to give them the chance.
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Still Accumulate American Express
American Express (AXP ): Reiterates 4 STARS (accumulate)
Analyst: Robert McMillan
The company reported fourth quarter earnings per share of 52 cents vs. 22 cents, a penny above Wall Street expectations. Revenues climbed 5% on higher momentum in the charge card business, which we expect to continue powering results on healthy card spending and cost reductions for near term. The financial advisory business was a drag on results, and we expect results to continue to fluctuate amid volatile markets. We are reviewing our estimates. The shares remain attractive at 15 times the Wall Street consensus estimate of $2.25, given the company's solid franchise and long term prospects.
Freddie Mac (FRE ): Downgraded to 3 STARS (hold) from 4 STARS (accumulate)
Analyst: Erik Eisenstein
The company's fourth quarter EPS press release doesn't resolve our concerns about the audit/restatement announced on Jan. 22. Freddie says the audit will take "some time" and "that there may be more volatility" in GAAP EPS in historical periods. Though likely adjustments seem only to affect the timing of earnings and related balance sheet adjustments, the potential restatement does cast some doubt on the reason we had preferred Freddie to Fannie Mae: a more conservative interest rate management. We'll discuss EPS in more detail after Freddie's conference call this afternoon.
Lear (LEA ): Reiterates 5 STARS (buy)
Analyst: Efraim Levy
Lear exceeded forecasts by posting fourth quarter EPS of $1.76 vs. an adjusted $1.49. We have raised our above-consensus 2003 EPS estimate from $5.15 to $5.34, primarily reflecting a gain of 15 cents per share from lower tax rates. Although Lear plans to expense options, and we forecast lower vehicle production in 2003, we expect a more favorable mix shift, higher content per vehicle produced and lower interest expense to help earnings rise. With a valuation in the low end of Lear's peers and its own historical range, we would buy the shares at 7 times our 2003 EPS and free cash flow estimates.
Tyson Foods (TSN ): Reiterates 5 STARS (buy)
Analyst: Joseph Agnese
Tyson posted December quarter EPS of 15 cents before one-time items, vs. 36 cents one year ago, one penny below the Wall Street mean estimate. Results declined as lower market prices caused by an oversupply of all meat proteins and weak international markets outweighed the benefit of a better product mix. We are reducing our fiscal 2003 (ending September) earnings per share estimate to 95 cents from $1.05. However, we see potential EPS upside with the tightening of meat supplies and improved feed costs in the second half of 2003. With longer-term trends intact and the shares trading at 11 times our fiscal 2003 EPS estimate, below the S&P 500 and the company's industry peers, we view Tyson as attractive.
Perkin-Elmer (PKI ): Upgraded to 3 STARS (hold) from 2 STARS (avoid)
Analyst: Stewart Scharf
The company posted Q4 EPS of one cent after charges totalling 17 cents, vs. a year ago loss of 41 cents after charges totalling 75 cents. Revenues rose 1% as growth in consumables, plus imaging and sensor products offset soft instruments sales. Perkin-Elmer's balance sheet refinancings should ease some liquidity concerns, as it reduces debt and generates cash ($50 million in the fourth quarter). The stock is trading at 19 times our 40 cents EPS estimate for 2003, before 31 cents of option expense, a 25% premium to the S&P 500. But with new financing and an S&P Quality Ranking of B+, we see Perkin-Elmer as a market performer.
Sysco Corp. (SYY ): Still 5 STARS (buy)
Analyst: Joseph Agnese
The company reported December quarter EPS of $0.28 vs. $0.24, in line with our estimate. Sales increased 13.6%, reflecting 7.6% real growth and acquisitions. Sysco continues to gain share within customers and from competitors as it expands its customer base. Margins are benefiting from increased sales to independent customers and improved SYSCO Brand product sales. Despite trading at 25 times our fiscal 2003 (June) EPS estimate of $1.18, above peers, with an S&P Quality Ranking of A+ and healthy return on equity, we see the shares of this market leader outperforming in the current uncertain market environment.


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The Office of Nuclear Safety establishes nuclear safety requirements and expectations for the Department to ensure protection of workers, the public, and the environment from the hazards associated with nuclear operations. It also establishes general facility safety requirements in the areas of fire protection, natural phenomena hazards, and quality assurance (QA) to ensure that products and services meet or exceed the Department's objectives in each of these areas.
The Office provides assistance to field elements in implementation of requirements and resolving nuclear safety, facility safety, and quality assurance issues. The Office works proactively with Headquarters and Field Offices to foster continuous improvement and nuclear safety excellence.
- Establishes and maintains nuclear safety policy, requirements related to hazard and accident analysis, facility design and operation, training, and readiness of new or modified facilities.
- Establishes and maintains QA policy, requirements and guidance for the Department (for both nuclear and non-nuclear related activities) and serves as DOE's corporate resource to ensure that products and services meet or exceed the Department's quality objectives.
- Establishes and maintains facility safety policy, requirements and guidance for fire protection and natural phenomena hazards for both nuclear and non-nuclear activities.
- Provides assistance to Departmental elements and contractors in implementing DOE nuclear safety, facility safety, and QA requirements and resolving nuclear safety, facility safety, and QA requirements issues.
- Maintains effective liaison with DOE line managers, other offices within HSS, and with external organizations to assist in identifying and resolving site-specific and crosscutting issues and concerns related to nuclear safety, facility safety, and QA.
- Maintains effective liaison with regulatory agencies and interagency and international committees and technical standards organizations regarding nuclear safety, facility safety, and QA matters.
- Leads the Department's nuclear safety research and development activities.
- When directed, provides recommendations to the Chief Health, Safety and Security Officer regarding concurrence in the final decision to startup or restart a nuclear facility.
- Serves as the Standards Executive for the Department of Energy and manages the Department's Technical Standards Program.


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Take it out back and shoot it.
How can an intelligent well schooled adult with a degree in a health related field get so tied up with her scale? It doesn't seem to matter that I feel the best that I have in years. It doesn't seem to matter that my clothes all seem to be looser and fitting better. It doesn't seem to matter that I consistently get compliments from total strangers. All that I know is that stepping on that scale and seeing that number seemingly stuck can put me in a free-fall. I know all the fat vs muscle arguments..believe me I preach them to others. But when it's my body, on that scale seeing the number that I've grown to hate....Maybe I should just shoot the scale.
Take it out back and shoot it.
Down from 275 to 250!
Werewolf Primal Living Blog - http://lycanthropology.com
Some fact, a lot of fiction! Keep track of my progress there!
No, seriously, this is why my trainer didn't want me to weigh myself every day. I told her it doesn't bother me at all when the home scale shows I've gained a touch, since usually I know what I did to make that happen. But if it bothers you, I definitely would suggest you only weigh once a week. That'll give you a better picture of what's happening anyway.
Or you could always sell the scale. More practical than shooting it.
Down from 275 to 250!
Werewolf Primal Living Blog - http://lycanthropology.com
Some fact, a lot of fiction! Keep track of my progress there!
i wouldnt want to clear up the mess after but i have a pump action shotgun which would be very theatrical. you could have a scale demo party at the same time.
My weightloss has really stalled a bit lately, and have been thinking of going on a "scale fast" and just take measurements every month or so, for the next 4 or so months.
That scale is such a liar. Just like our politicians.
All time high weight 262 lbs
Primal since Spring 2012
Start PB Weight: 240 lbs ish
Current Weight: 220lbs ish
Goal Weight:190-200 lbs
All on a 6ft. 1/2 inch frame.
I can't wait to meet my abs for the first time in my life. We gotta lot of catching up to do.
I love this way of eating and hope to be able to help others.


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The Locator object is a nice piece of Mathematica's Manipulate command's functionality. Perhaps Maple's Explore command could do something as good.
Here below is a roughly laid out example, as a Worksheet. Of course, this is not using Explore. It's a prebuilt example, as a set of Standard GUI Components. But in principle there's no reason why the dynamic supporting procedures and various constructor procedures that could build such a Component assembly couldn't be part of a runtime suite of an enhanced Explore module/package.
A programmatic suite of constructors and runtime support procedures would needed in order to handle the set of names of the various GUI Components assembled together. Getting the Components' names (and their name's references in the code) all correct and consistent would be an interesting challenge. An end-goal would be to allow a multiple number of distinct assemblies like this to coexist in the same Worksheet or Document. (There are some intriguing pieces of new functionlity in Maple 16 which might be leveraged, but that deserves another post.)
(Sorry, the view of the worksheet embedded into Mapleprimes below does not look as good as the linked Worksheet. Actually, the GUI table's right column isn't displayed authentically at all. Screenshorts after export to html or pdf aren't perfect either. Please see the link to the worksheet.)
[edited: I've made some changes, so that the action doesn't break when dragging is done quickly. And now the default manipulator for the plot component is saved as "Click and Drag" and doesn't need to be manually set. I've added a second example, using the `odeplot` command and dsolve/numeric, with parameters for the initial conditions set by the locators. It flashes a bit in Maple 15, but is much smoother in Maple 16.]
1) Begin by assigning some entries to the table _Locator.
See example below.
Don't have gaps in the indexing by positive integers.
2) Assign an unevaluated command to _cmd, which will produce
some plot object when evaluated. See example below.
3) Press the Refresh button.
4) Drag the red circle manipulators.
_Locator[1]:=[0,0]: _Locator[3]:=[1,0]: _Locator[4]:=[1,1]: _Locator[5]:=[0,1]: _Locator[2]:=[1,-1]:
_cmd:='plots:-polygonplot([seq(_Locator[i], i=1.._N)], 'view'=[-2..2,-2..2])':
Here is another example, illustrating the general purpose quality of the assembly of GUI components and the underlying code.
Execute these next sections, and then press the Refresh button once again.
desys:=diff(H(tau), tau)=-(1-H(tau)^2)*(1.995000000*Sigma(tau)^2 +0.50000000e-2-H(tau)*Sigma(tau)), diff(Sigma(tau), tau)=-(1.995000000-1.995000000*Sigma(tau)^2) *H(tau)*Sigma(tau)-(1-H(tau)^2)*(1-Sigma(tau)^2)-11.97000000 +11.97000000*Sigma(tau)^2:
ZZ := dsolve([desys, H(0) = P1, Sigma(0) = P2], [H(tau), Sigma(tau)], parameters=[P1,P2], 'numeric'):
master:=subs(dummy=eval(ZZ), proc(L) dummy('parameters'=['P1'=L[1],'P2'=L[2]]); dummy; end proc):
_Locator:='_Locator': _Locator[1]:=[4.0,-0.5]: _Locator[2]:=[6.0,-0.5]: _Locator[3]:=[8.0,-0.5]:
[H(tau),Sigma(tau)],-1..1, color="DarkBlue",
'numpoints'=500,'thickness'=1), i=1.._N),
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Denison has earned the Dennis M. Collins North Coast Athletic Conference All-Sports Championship, outdistancing Wittenberg and Ohio Wesleyan for this year's title.
But that's only part of why this news is special.
First, this is Denison's 12th All-Sports Championship since the first trophy was won in 1985-86. Not only is that a record in the North Coast league—it's an extension of the college's own previous record of 11 wins, set in 2008-09 when Denison tied for the title with Ohio Wesleyan.
Second, and more importantly, this dozenth title demonstrates Denison's commitment to a broad-based athletics program and to excellence across all 23 sports for men and women.
Well done, Big Red. It's been an amazing year.


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PORTAGE, MI – Saying it has long wanted to find a location in Portage, Aldi was set to open its third store in the Greater Kalamazoo area Thursday on the South Westnedge Avenue retail strip.
The low-price grocer was scheduled to have a grand opening at 8:30 a.m. Thursday morning at 6291 S. Westnedge Ave. in Portage.
The German company, which established its U.S. base in suburban Chicago in 1976, rebuilt space at the northern end of a retail plaza that once housed a Big Kmart store and an Ace Hardware store. Since July of 2013, the plaza has become home to a Dick's Sporting Goods store and a Hobby Lobby home décor and furnishings store.
"We have wanted to locate a store here for 14 years," David Kapusansky, director of real estate for Aldi Inc., said of busy South Westnedge Avenue.
He said the company is leasing space on a long-term basis at the Portage location after paying to rebuild an existing structure there.
The 17,000-square-foot store will employ 17 to 20 workers and feature more than 1,300 of what Aldi considers to be the most frequently purchased food and household items, including Aldi brand and other exclusive brand products, fresh produce, fresh meats and a new gluten-free line of products.
Aldi stores also feature "special buy" areas to sell products offered on a one-time basis, such as grills and coffee makers, to seasonal goods such a back-to-school backpacks.
"Our target customer is anyone who is going to spend money on groceries," said J.T. Branneman, director of operations for Aldi, elevating the perception of a business known for no-frills efficiencies and low prices that attract consumers of limited means.
The stores tout their ability to save shoppers at least 50 percent on what they might spend at other grocers by using efficiencies geared toward eliminating overhard costs.
They include a shopping cart "rental" system (customers pay 25 cents to use a cart but get their money back when they return their cart to its starting point). Customers also bag their own groceries and are encouraged to bring their own shopping bags.
On Wednesday afternoon, the store conducted a sneak preview event for about 100 customers who expressed an interest via email. At the grand opening on Thursday, the company was to give each of the first 100 shoppers a ticket redeemable for gift certificates, a food product or an opportunity to participate in a 90-second Grocery Grab.
Neither Branneman nor Kapusansky would say how much the business spent to get the new store up and going. They would also not say for how long a term their lease is structured. It is the company's 62nd store in Michigan.
Kapusanksy said that Aldi has generally looks to build stores in the most heavily populated center of any community. In the Greater Kalamazoo area, that build-out occurred in reverse, with Aldo building its first area location in 1993 at 3720 Gull Road. It opened a second at 5355 W. Main St. in October of 2008.
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This review is from: Beginning PHP 4 Databases (Paperback)
This book aims to teach the skills necessary to develop any size web application with PHP, backed by a database. They start off with the now de facto PHP introduction and then jump head first into database fundamentals. Nearly half of this book is devoted to teaching database layout, design, and use. This is long over due in the PHP community. Too many PHP developers are creating database enabled applications that have absolutely no prior experience with databases! This book covers everything from elementary topics, such as table creation, selects, inserts, and deletes, to advanced database usage with joins, stored procedures, triggers, and cursors. While they did cover indexing, I feel that it was a bit lacking and could have used a more in depth exploration.
One pleasant surprise was that no one particular database is favored; in fact use of the database abstraction layer in PEAR is encouraged for code portability. I am encouraged by the use of PEAR in this book, as it can only help to bring the community together in its use and promote PEAR as a standard of sorts. The PEAR database abstraction layer is picked apart so that you may understand exactly how it works and be that much more efficient with using it.
At the end of this book, it offers two chapters dedicated to designing and implementing applications using a native XML database. The first of the two chapters concentrates on the fundamentals of native XML databases; what they are and how they work. The second chapter then presents a case study using Xindice.
I found this book to be very thorough and well put together. Cheers to Wrox for another fine book!
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Not everyone is lucky like you and loves to run and look at deer. Especially when its their JOB. If it was your JOB to run twice a day, I am sure you would end up hating it too.No, no and no: There are plenty of different JOBS you can choose from and get one that you don't hate. Well, the variety is even so big that you can change a job when you grow older or change the taste or education level. I had at least 5 long term jobs not to speak about short intermediate ones and loved them all! Crisis and everything but still its not just 1 type of job left in the world!She is an elite runner, that is what it takes to compete at that level. Running twice a day and over 70 or 80 miles a week is not too crazy. There are many college distance runners who train hard day in and day out to be competitive.
And it IS crazy to spend every day of your life just running and hating it and doing nothing else. The fact that there are many others that do the same doesn't change it. Who needs her or anybody being comptetive in running? Does the fact that she and a bunch of others runs faster and faster in any way change your and your family's life for the better? Or anybody else's life? Professional sport and sponsoring and advertising is crazy in itself. If she prefers that money, take it and don't whine, who wants whinning gladiator?


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Legal smoking age?
Our state it is 18 for tobacco and legal cannabis (have to hold a medical cannabis card)....
21 in most states. The official age would be whatever age it is permissible in your state to buy cigarettes.
Actually, within a great many states it is 19 to smoke, 21 for alcohol.
Actually its 18 contained by most states. Alaska is 19, California is trying to raise it to 21, as are a few other states.
From a smoker... Don't Smoke it will butcher you. Y do u think those warning are on the cigarette pack.
In most places you have to be 18 years hoary to buy cigarettes. But we all know that if someone really wishes a cigarette. they can get one at any age.


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Undefeated in the league with a trophy to match! Man City Women became Women's Super League Champions on Sunday with a 2-0 win over Chelsea
City claimed three points at Old Trafford after an adrenaline-fuelled 2-1 win over United.


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The ThinkPad does not recognize the ultrabase thus making it useless. The pro's have checked with our Product Manager and apparently there isn't any driver for ThinkPad X4 Ultra Base. I downloaded the CMD Ultra DMA IDE driver as they had suggested still no change.
The part number on the X4 ultrabase: PN: 91P9283
What can I do so that the computer will recognize the ultrabase?
I have extra bases and tried a new one and no change.


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Occupy Greensboro is planning to attend the next public hearing regarding the proposed Duke Power rate increase. This hearing is scheduled to take place Nov 28th at 1:00pm, NC Utilities Commission Room 2115, 430 North Salisbury Street, Dobbs Building, Raleigh, NC 27603-5918. Occupy Greensboro is opposed to any rate increase due to the negative impact that this would have on the 99%. Occupy Greensboro will be organizing a carpool leaving at 10:00am from Glenwood Coffee and Books. We oppose any rate increase in part because while making 1.075 billion in profit in 2010, Duke Energy paid zero dollars in income taxes.
Residents and business owners unable to attend can participate through written
comments that can be submitted to the public staff of the NC utilities Commission,
Consumer Services Division, 4326 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 37699-4326 or
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World Education Forum
James D. Wolfensohn
Placing Education at the Core of Development James D. Wolfensohn
President, The World Bank
Presentation at the World Education Forum, Dakar, Senegal
Dakar, 27 April 2000
No country has succeeded without educating its people; education is key to sustaining growth and reducing poverty.
Everywhere I go I see the power of education to improve people's lives. We have ample evidence to demonstrate that broad-based education is associated with a wide range of indicators of well being, including a nation's increased productivity and competitiveness as well as social and political progress. South Korea, Malaysia, Mexico among others have taught us this. Most important, education is a basic human right that frees the spirit from the chains of ignorance.
The World Bank is firmly committed to achieving the goal of Education for All.
The Bank has fulfilled its EFA commitments made in Jomtien in 1990, and subsequently in Beijing in 1995. We have doubled our lending for education from $918.7 million to an average of $1.9 billion a year. We have increased the percentage of our lending devoted to basic education, from 27 to 44 percent. We have set up a program to target 31 countries (with populations over 4 million) where the gender gap is greatest, and have increased lending for girls' education to an average of $860 million per year. Our support combined with that of other agencies and governments themselves has helped produce significant progress in raising the number of children in school (especially girls) in many countries. The total number of children in primary school increased from around 600 million to about 700 million. In many countries, there are now comprehensive education policies and programs in place. Strong partnerships in education have been established. ADEA, the Association for the Development of Education in Africa, is a good example of such partnership.
We have come a long way on EFA, but we still have a long way to go.
Too many people are still excluded from education because of poverty, poor policies and corruption. 125 million children are still out of school, and nearly 1 billion are illiterate - the majority girls and women. Education attainment in perhaps half the sub-Saharan countries, and several of the South Asian countries, is well below the level required historically to achieve sustainable economic growth and poverty reduction.
Why has progress been so slow?
We underestimated how difficult and expensive the process of achieving EFA is, how long it takes to bring about change.. And then we had a series of unexpected challenges that arose during the '90s - economic crises, political and economic transitions, the devastation of HIV/AIDS, the widening of the digital divide, civil conflicts and natural disasters. In addition, rapid population growth made the achievement of the EFA goals more difficult.
Yet the EFA goals are attainable.
Over the last 10 years since the Jomtien conference there have been some real successes. Some examples of where progress has been made are the Fundescola programs in Brazil, the Education Enhancement programs in Egypt, the Universal Primary Education program in Uganda, the expenditure reform program in Mauritania, and the District Primary Education Program in India.
We've learned some key lessons about what is required to achieve EFA.
Strong political commitment is the cornerstone of success, to promote efficient resource utilization, sustained support for difficult and sometimes contentious policies, and build the necessary institutional capacity. Education policy is most effective when it is developed in the context of a comprehensive sector policy framework. We must pay attention to core education finance issues to ensure that available resources are being used efficiently. Safety nets allowing kids to stay in school are important during crises. And perhaps most important, we have learned that quality is as important as quantity - simple access is not enough. We must have in place in the essential basics: dedicated and well-trained teachers, support for their salaries and teaching resources, and an overall environment conducive to learning. And we now have unprecedented opportunities to harness information technology for teacher training and increased access and quality.
I see the following areas for immediate action:
First, we must place education squarely at the core of the global and national development agenda.
Education must be higher on the agenda of everyone: governments, donor agencies, NGOs, trade unions, the private sector, foundation. Achieving quality education for all can no longer be the responsibility of Ministries of Education alone. I raised this issue in my note to the finance and development ministers at the recent spring meetings of our Development Committee in Washington. Next time we meet to review our progress on EFA, Ministers of Finance should also be here along with more Heads of State.
No country with a viable and sustainable plan for achieving Education for All will be unable to implement it for lack of external resources.
This is similar to the pledge I just made at our Spring Meetings in Washington on support for combatting HIV/AIDS. This is a huge challenge and will require effort from all of us. Whether money, people or know how, we will work with our partners to make it happen.
Country ownership and leadership is key to moving forward.
This is a core concept of the Comprehensive Development Framework. It is also the underpinning of the Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers, which were adopted by the Boards of Governors of the World Bank and IMF in September as the basis for our future lending first to the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPCs) and eventually to all our client countries. As you know, the HIPC Initiative aims at eliminating unsustainable debt in the world's poorest and most heavily indebted countries, and redirecting resources into the social sectors. Through the HIPC Initiative and the PRSPs we pledge to work with renewed vigor with governments and other donors to reach the EFA goals by integrating actions and outcomes across sectors and with macroeconomic policies, to ensure coordinated, coherent strategies.
Second, we need to provide fresh leadership for the way forward with a very different set of alliances.
The Bank, together with our UN agency partners, and bilateral development sponsors, have led the EFA process over the past 10 years and have contributed substantially to the ongoing activities. While this partnership is significant and important, it has not been sufficient to get us where we need to go. Success is hard won, achieved country by country, and requires the participation of other actors as well - governments, yes, but also civil society and the private sector. After Dakar, the EFA movement must move forward at the country, regional and global level. It must be broader, more inclusive, more innovative and more flexible than in the past.
Third, we must intensify our efforts by leveraging stronger partnerships on key interventions that we know make a difference.
Improving girls' educational opportunities: As the Secretary General said yesterday, we too are committed to working with our UN partners to make notable progress in reducing gender disparities by 2005, and in 31 target countries.
addressing the scourge of HIV/AIDS: As we've seen in Uganda and Thailand, education makes an enormous difference in stopping the spread of this disease which is having such a deadly impact on social and economic well-being of millions. With our partners in UNAIDS, we have greatly expanded our support to combat HIV/AIDS especially in Africa. This was a topic for discussion at the Spring Meetings. The new partnership with WHO and UNICEF on FRESH (Focusing Resources on Effective School Health), which is being launched here in Dakar, will make HIV/AIDS an essential part of education programs - the President of Senegal and I will be signing a project to create the first of many such initiatives tomorrow.
bridging the digital divide: With programs such as WorLD Links for Development we are working with the private sector and NGOs to link more than 400 schools and 40,000 teachers and students in developing countries to their peers in industrialized ones. We also have in place the African Virtual University and the Global Distance Learning Network. The Global Development Gateway is our next venture at a truly global and innovative multi-sectoral partnership.
Here I also want to pay special tribute to the efforts of the NGOs involved in the Global Campaign for Education. They have played an important advocacy role. We fundamentally agree with their call that by the year 2015 free education be a right for all children up to age 15.
Of course we recognize that in order to help poor countries reach this goal in a sustainable way, we may have to be open in the interim to innovative ways of funding education, including community-based approaches. Clearly we have to work with governments to ensure that the poorest are not further disadvantaged in the process.
Finally, we need to put into place a fast-track action plan for countries that are committed to achieving EFA goals sooner than the 2015 timeline.
Under such a demand-driven process, we are saying that we as donors must be ready to respond more quickly and help countries when they are ready to move. The first group of countries in this fast-track process can forge the path for others by laying out details on how to reach EFA, removing barriers, establishing working partnerships and setting milestones for progress.
This a plan on which we can all converge, and which should be adopted in the Forum's Framework for Action.
If we can agree on this - and I sincerely hope we can -- then we must work together to develop a concrete plan for accelerating action during the next three months.
We need a truly global plan of action. This is a first step, but an essential one - to support those governments who are committed to achieving EFA goals.
The time for action is now.


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HollyFrontier (NYSE: HFC ) is expected to report Q1 earnings on May 7. Here's what Wall Street wants to see:
The 10-second takeaway
Comparing the upcoming quarter to the prior-year quarter, average analyst estimates predict HollyFrontier's revenues will decrease -3.0% and EPS will grow 50.9%.
The average estimate for revenue is $4.78 billion. On the bottom line, the average EPS estimate is $1.75.
Revenue details
Last quarter, HollyFrontier booked revenue of $5.15 billion. GAAP reported sales were 3.5% higher than the prior-year quarter's $4.97 billion.
Source: S&P Capital IQ. Quarterly periods. Dollar amounts in millions. Non-GAAP figures may vary to maintain comparability with estimates.
EPS details
Last quarter, non-GAAP EPS came in at $1.92. GAAP EPS of $1.91 for Q4 were 80% higher than the prior-year quarter's $1.06 per share.
Source: S&P Capital IQ. Quarterly periods. Non-GAAP figures may vary to maintain comparability with estimates.
Recent performance
For the preceding quarter, gross margin was 15.1%, 570 basis points better than the prior-year quarter. Operating margin was 13.1%, 510 basis points better than the prior-year quarter. Net margin was 7.6%, 310 basis points better than the prior-year quarter.
Looking ahead
The full year's average estimate for revenue is $19.23 billion. The average EPS estimate is $6.96.
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MARTINSBURG - The Berkeley Art Works recently announced the accepted artists for the Eastern West Virginia Juried Art Exhibit.
Juror Kathryn Burns selected 29 works by 19 artists from the Eastern Panhandle. The work represents a wide range of techniques including various painting styles, hand-turned wood, metal work, photography and glass art.
Accepted artists and their works are:
Nancy Arsenovic, Falling Waters: "Nana's Tulips" (watercolor)
Judith Becker, Hedgesville: "Sunrise Marsh" (pastels) and "Warm Glow" (watercolor and colored pencils)
Gary Bergel, Charles Town: "Home Stones," "Skystone I" and "Skystone II" (photography)
Kat Cimaglio, Hedgesville: "House Swallow" (acrylic)
J.F. Ferner, Martinsburg: "Lady on Trolley with Newspaper" (photo-simulated canvas)
Terry Harden, Martinsburg: "Hide and Seek" (steel)
Curtis Mason, Charles Town: "Murphys Farm Road" (photography)
Nancy McLoughlin, Harpers Ferry: "Wall 1" and "Wall 2" (acrylic on panel)
Linda Mickey, Falling Waters: "South Carolina Memories" (acrylic)
Earl Mills, Harpers Ferry: "Hauling" and "Maintenance" (photography)
Wendy Moreland, Shepherdstown: "Morning Light" (photography)
Susan Parker, Hedgesville: "Persimmons" and "Snowbound" (watercolor)
Daniele Piasecki, Martinsburg: "Au Clair De La Lune" and "Man in Stairs" (photography)
Michael Purtlebaugh, Inwood: "Fall Park" (acrylic)
Patty Rutledge, Martinsburg: "Chemo Fog" (fused glass)
James Stemmle, Falling Waters: "Caravan," "Daybreak" and "Room with a View" (watercolor)
Neil Super, Shepherdstown: "Dream Fragment I" and "Hunger" (lathe-turned wood)
Virginia Winston, Martinsburg: "Snowy Evening" (pastel)
Skip Wolodkewitsch, Martinsburg: "Rhapsody in Blue" (oil on canvas).
The public is invited to a reception at the Berkeley Art Works gallery, 116 N. Queen St. in Martinsburg on Saturday, Sept. 7 from 5-7 p.m. to celebrate the creativity of these artists.
The Berkeley Art Works is a service of The Berkeley Arts Council, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization incorporated in West Virginia working to ensure that Berkeley County has a vibrant, vital arts environment by promoting awareness, understanding and appreciation of the literary, visual and performing arts in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia. The Berkeley Arts Council is on the Web at www.berkeleyartswv.org.


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New York's First Lady Reviews Eclipsed on Broadway
A night at the theater with Mayor de Blasio and Chirlane McCray thinking about Donald Trump.By Carl Swanson
A night at the theater with Mayor de Blasio and Chirlane McCray thinking about Donald Trump.By Carl Swanson
For the "deliberate evisceration" of the taxi industry.By Nathan Pemberton
Some neighborhoods would get crappier without getting cheaper. But most of it is worth trying.By Justin Davidson
"I would suggest that the mayor look into a mirror."By Nathan Pemberton
Sorry, cars.By Elaine Godfrey
He's not having a difficult second year — that's just how it's being reported.By Margaret Hartmann
He swears it's not for Louie.By Nate Jones
Black lives matter. Blue lives matter.By Chris Smith
Was it time to stop accepting punishment and start treating his tormentor like a schoolyard bully?By Chris Smith
The tragedy in Bed-Stuy highlighted the high-wire act that came to define de Blasio's first year in City Hall.By Chris Smith
But the commissioner still stands with him.By Margaret Hartmann
Under-the-radar spots for summering.By Amanda Ruggeri
Both the mayor and the first lady gave speeches today. Who said what?By Chris Smith
How about that pre-K deal? And what was it like getting booed by Mets fans?By Chris Smith
His first State of the City made it clear that remained his overriding goal.By Chris Smith
Tension? What tension?By Chris Smith
The mayor is headed to Albany, and the tussle over new taxes on the rich will be front and center.By Chris Smith
Just as he's judged by the murder rate.By Justin Davidson


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History and Philosophy of Science: Revolutions in Science
26 - 30 August 2013
Introducing students to modern debates in the History and Philosophy of Science. The central theme will be "Scientific Revolutions".
Are you an advanced and ambitious bachelor student in the Humanities or Sciences with a strong interest in History and Philosophy of Science as well as proficiency in English? The Summer School curriculum will provide you an excellent introduction to the field of HPS and offer an opportunity to get acquainted with the HPS master program in Utrecht.
Prof.dr. Floris Cohen: Isaac Newton and The Scientific Revolution.
Prof.dr. Dennis Dieks (course director): 1905, Einstein's New Space and Time.
Dr. Jeroen van Dongen (course director): Revolutions and Anti-Revolutions in Science: the Case of Relativity Revisited.
Prof.dr. Frans van Lunteren: History of the Quantum Revolution. Prof.dr Albert Visser: Logicist Foundations.
Prof.dr. Bert Theunissen: The Darwinian Revolution.


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UNDP Begins Implementing GEF Community-Based Adaptation Project
2008: In accordance with the Global Environment Facility (GEF) Strategic Priority on Adaptation, which aims to build up the resilience of small communities vis-à-vis climate change impacts, the UN Development Programme (UNDP) has begun implementing the GEF-funded Community-Based Adaptation Project.
The programme will focus on 10 countries – Bangladesh, Bolivia, Guatemala, Jamaica, Kazakhstan, Morocco, Namibia, Niger, Samoa, Vietnam - under the Small Grants Programme, and is expected to support 80-200 small scale climate change adaptation projects in each country, focusing on community-based natural resource management over the 2008-2011 period. Link | UNDP |


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Travelling from Lucerne to Chur by train takes only a little over two hours – that's if you don't get off along the way. But by taking the quick route, you miss the captivating contrasts between town and country. For example, a stopover in Zurich, Switzerland's largest city and a multicultural metropolis. Like Lucerne, Zurich also has its own lake with many sightseeing and leisure-and-pleasure attractions. Then head for Pfäffikon, Lake Walen and the car-free hamlet of Quinten with its warm congenial climate. After Sargans your trip takes you through the winegrowing country of the "Bündner Herrschaft" to Chur – cantonal capital of Graubünden and the oldest city in Switzerland.
RouteLucerne – Zürich: travel time 0.46 hours Zürich – Chur: travel time 1.15 hours Total travel time (incl. changing trains in Zurich) 2.17 hours
Lucerne and regionMount Rigi can be reached from three sides. From Vitznau with the oldest cogwheel railway in Europe (1871), with the cogwheel train from Goldau, and from Weggis by panorama aerial cableway. The most spectacular route? We leave that for you to discover.
ZurichHigh above Zurich lies the Uetliberg (871 metres). Accessible by train, this is one of Switzerland's smaller mountains but offers fine views of the city and lake. Other Uetliberg attractions include its beautiful hiking routes, mountain biking and a "Planet Trail".
In Zurich, you're never far from water and its many attractions. A cruise on Lake Zurich is always a holiday highlight. Or you can take a boat trip on the River Limmat and see the scenic city from another perspective.
ChurVery close to Chur is beautiful Brambruesch, a recreational area located at an altitude of 2200 metres. Attractions here include hiking trails, biking routes, and some of the most spectacular ski slopes in Canton Graubünden. The aerial cableway to the top starts from Chur city centre.
Dining & WiningMinibar (between Lucerne and Zurich) and dining car, bistro or minibar (between Zurich and Chur)*
*varies according to travel time
TimetableDeparts Lucerne 05.28 (arrives Zurich 06.25) and departs 06.35 (arrives Zurich 07.25) and every half hour (xx.35 & xx.10) until 20.35 (arrives Zurich 21.25)
Departs Zurich 06.37 (arrives Chur 07.52) and every half hour (xx.37 & xx.07) until 21.37 (arrives Chur 22.52)
Departs Chur 05.06 (arrives Zurich 06.23), departs Chur 06.06 (arrives Zurich 07.23) and departs 07.09 (arrives Zurich 08.23) and every hour until 20.09 (arrives Zurich 21.23)
Departs Zurich 06.35 (arrives Lucerne 07.25) and every hour until 21.35 (arrives Lucerne 22.25)
All connections on www.sbb.ch
ReservationNo seat reservations – free choice of seats
Did you know?
- At Lucerne's Swiss Museum of Transport you can trace the history of travel on road, rail and waterway, in the air and even in space. You can also sit in a train driver's cabin simulator. And walk over an aerial map of Switzerland.
- The Chur–Bellinzona trip by yellow PostBus is an historical journey of delightful discovery. The two-hour tour takes you through contrasting climates and scenery, and a world rich in cultural variety.