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November 14, 2013 - Nick Dutro
Twice in one week I've been asked if journalism was a life-long career path. Both times I answered, partially serious, that it was a choice I made after finding out that ghostbusting was not a viable career option. Again, a partially serious answer.
The truth is, as I think back to my college experience and the past few years of being a professional journalist, I can't imagine myself doing anything else. And despite a future that at times looks bleak for my profession, I wouldn't want it any other way.
My job titled has changed twice since starting work at The A-T. Some may know that I started out here as an intern for two tours of duty during my summers away from the campus of Ohio Northern University. That was followed by an offer to report on government full-time following graduation, a job that proved to be regularly challenging and incredibly rewarding. Today I act as Sunday editor, a confusing job title in that I work almost everyday but Sunday, but a position I've come to enjoy in ways that weren't always possible when I was reporting. But that doesn't mean I don't miss the writing.
Up until now, I have been focused on editing and page design for the daily and weekend editions of the newspaper, and often mentioning in passing that it was the writing that I missed. And after more than a year of doing this, and almost as long saying that I miss my years reporting, I've decided to take on the task of updating a weekly blog here on the A-T site. At the very least it will be a chance for me to get back to producing content, but I hope it becomes more, and a part of your weekly routine.
So, if I were again posed the question about why I chose journalism as my career path, I may still say ghostbusting ranks at the top of my list, but hopefully now I can rank my current job as a closer second.
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'Albert's Anthology' by Theatre Britain
Some years back, Theatre Britain presented whole seasons of shows, often ambitious and very well-done. It cut back to producing only annual holiday pantos for young audiences, written especially for the company by Jackie Mellor-Guin. Now Theatre Britain is again expanding its horizons — starting with a script on more mature themes (though still suitable for young people from 12 on up) by none other than Mellor-Guin. Albert's Anthology depicts a man turning 100 who loves to tell his grandson amazing — and possibly true — stories.
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Early in his career, Jason Robert Brown won a Tony Award for his score for Parade. But his most popular show by far remains Songs for a New World — a cross between a musical revue and a song cycle. There's no continuing plot, but each song tells a compelling story. Some are deep, others hilarious. Uptown Players is the latest area company to give the piece a whirl, and it has put together a great group of singers … just what you need to make Songs for a New World a hit.
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Edits In Short: December 12, 2012
Didn't get time to read the edit pages in today's papers? Don't worry. We've read them for you!
The Hindu, December 12, 2012
Depoliticising the Cauvery – Editorial
A thumbs-up from The Hindu on the Union government's decision to notify the final award of the Cauvery Water Dispute Terminal, saying it's the first step in the permanent solution to the water-sharing conflict. It "…may help take the issue away from politics, and place it in the hands of a technical expert".
It also says that even though it was Tamil Nadu who wanted the award notified, it shouldn't be taken as a sign of the government siding with one party. "The Cauvery Monitoring Committee…has opted for a pragmatic solution under which both States will be in deficit of approximately 47 tmcft."
Let's hope that inconveniences both sides equally!
Full Article: http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/editorial/depoliticising-the-cauvery/article4188777.ece
Long march to democracy – Editorial
The edit discusses the Kuwaiti public's demands for "genuine representative democracy" following the December 1 parliamentary elections, which the opposition boycotted to protest an October 19 change in electoral law. Thousands have participated in peaceful protests in the country whose campaign for democracy predates the Arab Spring by about five years.
In June 2012, the constitutional court had annulled February elections in which Islamist opposition candidates had won up to 34 seats. They also arrested opposition leader Mussallam al-Barak. Protests against the ruling al-Sabah family have gained momentum, and the edit thinks that "…a constitutional monarchy would be a pioneering and constructive creation" in the country.
Full Article: http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/editorial/long-march-to-democracy/article4188778.ece
T-20 politics has run its course – Main Article
Senior journalist and public commentator, Harish Khare trashes the T-20 orientation of politics in India. Comparing the recent debate in Parliament to T20 cricket which is "neither played nor watched with decorum", he is aghast at the normally sober Leader of Opposition, Sushma Swaraj's conduct.
To Swaraj's suggestion that the UP-based parties were helping the government only to avoid a CBI investigation he writes, "it was not the presumed merits of deficiencies in the government's initiative; rather it was a simple matter of 'FDI vs. CBI' – a classic T20 formulation".
The media is equally complicit and plays out its version of T-20 every night. "The shouting and bad manners that passes for 'discussion' and 'debate' on television has bred a culture of low tolerance and baser prejudices". Ouch!
He ended by saying that politicians' T-20 orientation doesn't equip them for the time-consuming, painstaking, unglamorous chores of governance.
Full Article: http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/t20-politics-has-run-its-course/article4188766.ece?homepage=true
The Hindustan Times, December 12, 2012
From opaque to transparent – Editorial
Nothing wrong with lobbying says this edit, as long as there are clear laws defining the boundaries within which lobbyists can lobby.
In India, there is no law which bars lobbying. Which is why clearly laying down the rules for mandatory disclosure of earnings, conflict of interest and compulsory registration of such companies on the lines of the US Lobbying Disclosure Act is the right step to take.
And it isn't as if India doesn't lobby abroad. "According to a disclosure report filed with the Senate and the House of Representatives a few years ago, a large Indian conglomerate had engaged a high-profile and influential lobbyist group that has many Fortune 500 firms and foreign governments as its clients, for providing 'strategic counsel on issues related to trade'."
Full Article: http://www.hindustantimes.com/News-Feed/Editorials/From-opaque-to-transparent/Article1-971573.aspx
Stand up and be counted – Editorial
This edit's scathing review of India's performance at the recent International Telecommunications Union (ITU) conference will leave you cringing. Apparently India, which doesn't support the inclusion of the running of the internet in global telecommunications regulations, remained silent at the meet. The edit says "that India preferred to free ride on the tailcoats of the West…a further sign of India's regression in the international sphere".
Thankfully, Western democracies stoutly resisted any efforts for the internet to be governed by a United Nations body, though no thanks to India. The edit states that if countries like Russia or Saudi Arabia are unhappy with India speaking up, they should be politely told off. "Being quiet on such a domestically non-controversial area is not a diplomatic virtue."
Full Article: http://www.hindustantimes.com/News-Feed/Editorials/Stand-up-and-be-counted/Article1-971576.aspx
Riders on the storm – Main Article
Sagarika Ghose, Deputy Editor, CNN-IBN, writes on how Muslims in Gujarat "want the narrative of eternal suffering, victimhood and persecution to change". This, she says, is an example of how good results from the terrible, referring to how the 2002 riots have affected Muslims. She says "a robust sense of self-reliance has been born."
She quotes a CNN-IBN CSDS pre-poll survey of Gujarat's voters, 65% Muslim, who "said that they want to forget the riots of 2002. Many are calling 2012 Modi's most 'normal' election, an election without a communal issue to polarize voters". Sounds like a severely backhanded compliment for Modi.
She ends by saying that Muslims who spoke to her recognise "that they may be second-class citizens in Gujarat, but still do not fear to assert their identity in public".
Full Article: http://www.hindustantimes.com/News-Feed/Columns/Riders-on-the-storm/Article1-971580.aspx
The Indian Express, December 12, 2012
A smarter way to tax – Editorial
The gross tax revenue rose by just over 7% this November, and as the edit states, this is not a good sign. The overall tax revenues are bleak and we need to overhaul the tax system to a more efficient one that caters to the needs of our economy.
"… tax officials chase the here and now, with scant specialisation or time to develop an understanding of new technology and the requirements of a modern, non-invasive but efficient tax system."
Timely question – Editorial
The edit comments on Hamid Ansari's extreme step in asking for Question Hour in the Rajya Sabha to be called off in the wake of demands that it be abandoned to discuss Walmart's lobbying bill in Washington DC.
"Ansari's expression of exasperation this week… must force legislators to look amidst their own and appraise the assault on Parliament's prestige from within."
However, on the issue of lobbying the edit also carries this interesting statement – "The irony of upsetting their legislative schedule based on information that's in the public domain because of legislative procedures in another land clearly escaped the agitated MPs."
Full Article: http://www.indianexpress.com/news/timely-question/1043866/0
The Times Of India, December 12, 2012
An unjustified hike – Editorial
The edit points out various reasons why the recent intimation of a hike in provident funds is not acceptable. This will lead to deductions and reduce the take-home salary when the salaried classes are already being badly hit.
It states that the PF has neither given any promising returns to the employees, nor has the PF organisation paid the appropriate interest in comparison to the pension fund. It adds that even the gains from pension funds scheme are negligible.
Ends with a suggestion to allow a free market for better choices for salaried employees.
Full Article: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/opinion/edit-page/An-unjustified-hike-It-makes-no-sense-to-allow-provident-fund-to-appropriate-a-quarter-of-total-salaries/articleshow/17575942.cms
A bellicose defiance – Editorial
This edit comments on the inaction of the Maharashtra Government in removing the makeshift structure at Shivaji Park built for Bal Thackeray's funeral. This has emboldened the Shiv Sena, which is thumbing its nose at the law and paying no heed to the Brihan-Mumbai Municipal Corporation's (BMC) warning that the structure should be brought down. The BMC in trying to keep the peace has left the matter to the state government.
The edit ends by suggesting that the state should compel Sena Chief, Uddhav Thackeray to resolve the issue.
Full Article: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/opinion/edit-page/Summon-the-nerve-to-call-the-Shiv-Senas-bluff-about-a-Thackeray-memorial-at-Shivaji-Park/articleshow/17576013.cms
Have party, don't pay – Editorial
Jug Suraiya's edit mocks political parties who do not have to pay any taxes. "A query raised by an activist under the RTI has revealed that a total of Rs 2,490 crore by way of tax exemption was given to 13 political parties in the five years between 2007 and 2012." However, the "Aam Aadmi" who pays as much as 30% tax does not receive even the basic amenities.
Cynically suggests that all those who are sick and tired of politicians should form a political party themselves to save tax.
Full Article: http://blogs.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/jugglebandhi/entry/have_party_don_t_pay
A litmus test for Narendra Modi – Main Edit
Minhaz Merchant, author and chairman of a media group, analyses what the 2014 Lok Sabha elections and voter break-ups mean for Modi's march to the national stage. He says that the elections will be a landmark because no party has won three consecutive polls since Nehru's time, and the new 110 million young voters born after July 1991 are going to be very crucial.
Modi has caught the nerve of this new young demographic slice (for whom 2002 and Babri Masjid are simply important historical events) by using the social media to build a brand. The BJP's central leadership Merchant writes, "has little option now but to fall in line behind Modi". Election 2014 will be further impacted if Muslims move away from the Congress, the Aam Aadmi party eats up everyone's votes, and if Rahul's prime ministerial candidature backfires.
Read Full Article: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/home/opinion/edit-page/A-litmus-test-for-Narendra-Modi/articleshow/17575826.cms
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How to Reduce Coding Errors when Writing Code - Part 3
This is the third article where I will tell you about a couple of new programming methods that can help you make your code simpler and safer. You may read the previous two posts here [1] and here [2]. This time we will take samples from the Qt project.
It was not accidentally that I got the Qt 4.7.3. project for investigation. PVS-Studio users noticed that analysis is a bit weak when it comes to checking projects based on the Qt library. It's no wonder. What enables static analysis to detect errors is studying the code at a higher level than a compiler. Consequently, it must know certain code patterns and what functions of various libraries do. Otherwise, it will overlook many nice defects. Let me explain this by an example:
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On finishing studying the warnings, several new ideas occurred to me on how to improve the source code and I hope you will find these ideas interesting and useful as well.
1. Process variables in the same order as they are defined
The code of the Qt library is of a very high quality and it's almost free of errors. But we found a lot of unnecessary initializations, comparisons and variable value copying.
Here are a couple of samples to make the point clearer:
QWidget *WidgetFactory::createWidget(...)
void QXmlStreamReaderPrivate::init()
1. Duplicates lengthen the code. The longer is the code, the more probable it is that you will add one more duplicate.
2. If we want to change the program's logic and remove one check or one assignment, a duplicate of this operation will present us with several hours of captivating debugging. Imagine you write 'tos = 1' (see the first sample) and then wonder why 'tos' still equals zero in a different part of the program.
3. Operation slowdown. You can usually ignore it in such cases, but it is still there.
I hope I have managed to persuade you that there must be no duplicates in your code. How to fight them? Usually such initializations/comparisons go in a block. There is also a similar block of variables. It is reasonable to write code so that the order of defining variables and the order of handling them coincides. Below is an example of not so good source code:
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Recommendation. While adding a new variable, try to initialize and handle it in correspondence to its position in relation to other variables.
2. Table-driven methods are good.
S. McConnell wrote very well on table-driven methods in the book "Code Complete", in chapter N18 [3]:
A table-driven method is a scheme that allows you to look up information in a table rather than using logic statements ( if and case ) to figure it out. Virtually anything you can select with logic statements, you can select with tables instead. In simple cases, logic statements are easier and more direct. As the logic chain becomes more complex, tables become increasingly attractive.
Well, it's a pity that programmers still prefer huge switch()'s or thick forests of if-else constructs. It is very hard to overcome this habit. You are thinking: "well, one more case" or "this small 'if' won't do any harm". But it will. Sometimes even skillful programmers poorly add new conditions. Here are a couple of examples of defects found in Qt.
int QCleanlooksStyle::pixelMetric(...)
It would probably be much better if the programmer defined a std::map<PixelMetric, int> and used a table to explicitly define the correspondence between metrics and numbers. You can also work out some other versions of table-driven methods for this function's implementation.
One more example:
QStringList ProFileEvaluator::Private::values(...)
struct {
This is just conceptual, of course, but it demonstrates the idea of table-driven methods very well. You agree that it's much easier to find an error in this table, don't you?
Recommendation. Do not be lazy to write a function using table-driven methods. Yes, it will take you some time but it will be repaid later. Adding new conditions will be easier and faster while errors will be much less probable.
3. Various interesting things
Since Qt is a large library, you may come across various errors in it despite the high quality. That's the law of large numbers which starts working here. The size of *.cpp, *.h and other similar files of the Qt project is about 250 Mbytes. No matter how unlikely an error is, you may well come across it in a large source code. I can't give you any recommendations on the basis of other errors I have found in Qt. So I will just describe some errors I liked.
QString decodeMSG(const MSG& msg)
The next example is to the issue of long expressions:
static ShiftResult shift(...)
Yes, one more question. You have such blocks of calculations in your programs too, don't you? Isn't it time to try the PVS-Studio static code analyzer? Well, a bit of advertisement that was. Ok, let's go on.
Using of uninitialized variables. You may find them in any large application:
I'm sure that virtually each of you, when only starting your way in programming, made a mistake like this:
const char *p = ...;
const TCHAR* getQueryName() const;
bool qt_testCollision(...)
bool equals( class1* val1, class2* val2 ) const
I could go on. I hope that you, as programmers, understand that we cannot describe all the errors from a project of the size like that in one article. So, the last one for dessert:
STDMETHODIMP QEnumPins::QueryInterface(const IID &iid,void **out)
Instead of summary
Thank you for your attention. Use static code analysis to save a lot of time for more useful things than code debugging and maintenance.
I will also appreciate if you, the readers, will send me samples of interesting errors you found in your own code or somebody else's code, for which we could implement diagnostic rules.
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Oculus Rift Lets You Rest Your Lonely Head on an Anime Woman's Lap
It found you a car. It enlisted in the Navy. It gave this grandma the thrill of her life. And now, at long last, the Oculus Rift is giving you a taste of what it's like to know a woman's touch sort of. Meet your new, anime, virtual girlfriend('s lap). It was only a matter of time.


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The Lake Worth Monster
I'm so sorry for the delay on getting more shows up on this website, they are "in the can" and waiting to go, but I've been working instead on pulling... Read more
Elder Oaks
I just posted Elder Oaks. It was in poor shape, so I had to do quite a bit of editing. There are still some dropped samples ("skipping") but all in... Read more
Return of the Creature
This show was originally performed at Casino Beach in 1981, and features a tribute to Casino Beach and Casino Ballroom. You can learn more about that history here at this... Read more
Hearts of the City
The live performance of Hearts of the City, Saturday, September 19, 1981 is now up. This one ate my lunch -- it's a complex live recording that required a lot... Read more
A Little Administrative Clean-Up
Some time has passed since anything new has gone up on the website, sorry about that. I was trying to move quickly, and found myself stymied by the size of... Read more
KERA Lake Worth Monster
The first half of Act I of The Lake Worth Monster -- live broadcast from the studios of KERA national public radio in Dallas in 1982 -- is now up... Read more
Two New Shows
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The site has two new shows, "Old Mother West Wind" (which I'm sure you all agree is a real charmer) and a very special posting, the original rehearsal... Read more
Preliminary Release Is Up and Running
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Thank You for Your Patience
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Call for Photos
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A Good Start at the Web Site
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Progress on All Fronts
What a busy summer!
Here is a project update, just to let you know that we're moving forward on all fronts, and to take care of a few housekeeping issues.... Read more
Coming Together: Time to Call for Participation
Here is a status update on our project.
This one is a special one, as it includes not only a report but also a call for participation. You may recall... Read more
We're a Third of the Way There
Tomorrow will be four months to the day since this Kickstarter project was successfully funded, and surprisingly, it feels like we're just about on track. A significant amount of material... Read more
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HOWARDWICK - Oscar Albert "Al" Butts Jr., 87, died Saturday, July 25, 2009, in Amarillo.
Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Citizens Cemetery in Clarendon with the Rev. Dave Stout, pastor of First Baptist Church in Howardwick, officiating. Burial with military honors by the U.S. Army will be in Citizens Cemetery in Clarendon by Robertson Funeral Directors of Clarendon.
Al was born Aug. 7, 1921, in Erick, Okla., and was a graduate of Shamrock High School. He was one of nine children. He was a disabled veteran of World War II. Mr. Butts served with the 866th Air Engineering Squadron, 440th Air Service Group, and the 8th Air Force in the European theater from March 1945 to February 1946. He was in charge of central radio and radar shop. He handled all installation and maintenance of VHF equipment in fighter aircraft. During this time he earned five Bronze Stars for campaigns in the European-African-Middle Eastern theater, Rhineland, Ardennes, Central Europe and Germany. Other military awards include the American Theater Campaign Ribbon, EAME Campaign Ribbon, Good Conduct Medal, Victory Ribbon, Service Stripe and three overseas service bars.
Mr. Butts worked 31 years for Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. before retiring. Al and his wife, Penny, enjoyed the time they spent fishing with family and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents; and his wife, Penny, on March 26, 2009.
Survivors include a son, Dave Butts of Howardwick; a daughter, Trisha Beach and husband Ronnie of Olathe, Kan.; a brother, Jim Butts and wife Carrie Jo of Burnet; a sister, Ruby Jean Peterson of Modesto, Calif.; three grandchildren, Jessie Beach of Los Angeles, Sarah Kershner and husband Ben of New Britain, Conn., and Alissa Atkinson and husband Grant of Amarillo; and three great-grandchildren, Audrey, Ethan and Emma.
The family suggests memorials be to Howardwick Volunteer Fire Department, 247 Rick Husband Blvd., Howardwick, TX 79226.
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Editor's note: Amy Dabbs' column will return in a few weeks. Meanwhile, her colleagues will write about Clemson Extension programs in the Lowcountry. Today, Jennifer Gause Schlette looks at the 4-H program. Angela Crouch will explore the Adopt-A-Highway program, and Guinn Garrett will write about Floating Wetlands/Pond Management for homeowners.
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What do Jacqueline Kennedy-Onassis, Herschel Walker, Orville Redenbacher, Johnny Cash and Dolly Parton have in common? They all were once members of the nation's largest youth development organization, 4-H.
Under the direction of the cooperative extension services of the more than 100 land-grant universities in the country, there are 4-H clubs in every county and state in the U.S., as well as in more than 80 countries. They also are found on American Army and Air Force bases.
The 4-H programs have more than 6 million members nationwide with more than 75,000 youths participating in the program's activities in South Carolina.
What exactly is 4-H? Since taking the position of 4-H Extension agent a short time ago, I have heard many answers ranging from "it's a club for farm kids" to "something to do with a four leaf clover" or "I have never heard of it."
Founded more than 100 years ago, the mission of 4-H is to empower youths to reach their full potential, working and learning in partnership with caring adults.
Originally developed to reach children in rural communities to help improve agriculture in farming communities, the first 4-H clubs were "The Tomato Club" and "The Corn Growing Club."
University researchers soon discovered that the youngsters, who were open to innovative thinking and fresh ideas, also were eager to share new agricultural practices that they learned with the farming adults in their communities.
The symbol of the 4H, taken from the emblematic four-leaf clover, represents head, heart, hands and health. Members participate through fun and engaging programs such as robotics, rocketry, bridge building, wind power, GPS/GIS, small engines, growing plants and animal husbandry.
The program uses the well-researched curriculum known as STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) to involve children. Nutrition education is delivered through the "Health Rocks" program, which encourages healthy lifestyle choices.
Research by Tufts University shows that youths who participate in 4-H are twice as likely to get better grades in school, 41 percent less likely to participate in risky behavior and 25 percent more likely to contribute positively to their families and communities.
How can your child become involved in 4-H? It is offered through after-school programs, school enrichment activities, summer camps and clubs. These clubs are limited only by their imagination and can choose to learn about and participate in whatever inspires them. Leadership and citizenship education is built into every curriculum offered through 4-H.
This summer, area youths ages 10-13 can explore South Carolina's rich Lowcountry waterways, learning about water quality and thriving ecosystems in a weeklong, science day camp called 4-H20. Campers will explore area beaches, kayak scenic rivers and streams, participate in water quality testing and learn about native fish, birds and other wildlife. Information can be found online at www.clemson.edu/extension/4h2o/counties/tri_county.html.
Young gardeners are invited to get involved in the new "Small Gardens Project" in which youths ages 5-19 will learn how much care and attention it takes to get fresh food from seed to table.
Using measuring, math and science skills, participants will start their gardening journey with a Clemson University soil analysis. After a little help with interpretation from Extension agents and Master Gardeners, students will experiment by planting and tending several types of vegetables. Careful recordkeeping will note weather conditions, watering times, and crop yields.
Statewide events ranging from horse shows to robotics and public-speaking competitions afford youths opportunities to learn and develop leadership potential and gain real-world skills.
It offers an array of educational programs that promote positive development. Children and teens are encouraged to "learn by doing" and work with their peers and adult volunteers to better the world in which they live. The programs plant the seeds of responsibility that will grow into a revolution of change for a better future.
For more information about the 4-H program and how you and your children can become involved, email email@example.com.
Online garden course
Join Clemson Extension for a five-week online course designed to help Carolina gardeners learn to grow and maintain an environmentally friendly garden.
Here are the topics: Maintaining Healthy Soils (Soil Testing, Composting, Mulching); Determine the Right Plant for the Right Place (Garden Design, Native Vegetation, Invasive Species); How to Fertilize and Managing Yard Pests; Smart Watering Techniques (Irrigation, Rainwater Harvesting); and How to Create a Backyard Wildlife Sanctuary.
Each week includes online presentations, videos and discussion forums with fellow gardeners.
You can access and view all course material at your own pace. The course cost is $99 and includes content plus supplemental materials.
Upon registering, you will receive the following in the mail: a Rain Garden Manual, a Rainwater Harvesting for Homeowners Guide, a soil test, a rain gauge and the book "Bringing Nature Home" by Douglas Tallamy.
The course is limited to 60 participants. Visit www.regonline.com/carolinayards or contact Sara Pachota firstname.lastname@example.com


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This issue of IFRS news looks at income taxes, variable payments for the separate acquisition of PPE and intangible assets, current IC rejections, and more.
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This issue of IFRS news looks at income taxes, variable payments for the separate acquisition of PPE and intangible assets, current IC rejections, and more.
This issue of IFRS news looks at alternative performance measures, definition of a business, interim reporting reminders, and more.
This issue of IFRS news looks at highlights from our recent global investor survey, the new revenue standard and the insurance industry, hedge accounting questions and answers, and more.
This issue of IFRS news looks at (1) final changes to IFRS 15 – an overview, (2) regulator focus - what can we learn from the ESMA report?, (3) IFRS 8 Segment Reporting - key things to look out for, (4) leases lab - how to implement the new guidance?, (5) insurance and IFRS 9, (6) conceptual framework, (7) disclosure Initiative, and (8) IC rejections - IAS 18.
This issue of IFRS news looks at (1) the suitability of cash flows and the discount rate used in impairment testing, (2) issues the IFRS Interpretations Committee rejected at its March meeting, (3) the impact of IFRS 16, Leases, on the pharmaceutical industry, (4) topics discussed at the IASB's March 2016 meeting, and (5) the practical implications of IFRS Interpretations Committee rejections related to IAS 17, Leases.
This issue of IFRS news looks at (1) alternative performance measures - an analysis of the current status, (2) more guidance for banks - IFRS 9 impairment, (3) IAS 7 amendment - how to implement new guidance, (4) insurance contracts, (5) goodwill and impairment, (6) interests in associates and joint ventures, (7) non-current liabilities, (8) FICE, (9) IC rejections - IAS 16, and (10) the PwC leases library.
This issue of IFRS news looks at (1) IFRS 16 Leases: a glance at the new standard, (2) Narrow-scope amendments to IAS 12, Recognition of deferred tax assets on unrealised losses, (3) Current IC rejections, (4) Various topics, (5) P*Q crashes, (6) Insurance contracts, (7) Revenue from contracts with customers, (8) Measurement of interests in associates and joint ventures, and (9) IC rejections - IAS 12.
IFRS news - December 2015/January 2016
This issue of IFRS news looks at (1) revenue: TRG discusses optional purchases, licenses and other topics, (2) news from the TRG for Impairment, (3) FASB exposure draft on definition of a business, (4) update on IFRS in the US, (5) year-end reminders, (6) insurance contracts, (7) classification and measurement of share-based payments, (8) Santa and the leasing standard, (9) the accounting horoscope 2016, and (10) IFRIC rejections: IAS 10.
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This issue of IFRS news looks at (1) highlights of September 2015 meeting of the TRG for impairment of financial instruments, (2) proposed deferral of amendments to IFRS 10 and IAS 28 for the sale or contribution of assets between an investor and its associate or joint venture, (2) fair value myths, (4) a summary of the IASB's recent decisions on Insurance contracts, the effective date for the new insurance standard and IFRS 9, and its disclosure initiative, and (7) recent issues IFRIC declined to take on related to IAS 8 on accounting policies, accounting changes, and errors.


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Eleanor Randolph Harper Gay of Elkins, died Sunday, June 24, 2012, at her home.
She was born June 7, 1920, in Elkins City Hospital, the daughter of the late E. Dice and Georgia B. Rice Harper.
On Nov. 28, 1942, she married William H. Gay, who preceded her in death.
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She was also preceded in death by her brothers, E. Dice Harper Jr. of Elkins and William Hale Harper of Phoenix, Ariz.
She is survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Prudence and Jan Madsen of Everett, Wash.; and a daughter, Priscilla Hale Gay of Canvas. Also surviving are her sister-in-law, Sue Mapp Harper of Phoenix, Ariz., and a number of nieces and nephews.
She was a graduate of Elkins High School and received a Bachelor of Science in business administration from West Virginia University in 1941 where she was a member of Delta Gamma and Chi Sigma Delta, a national economics honorary. She grew up on a Randolph County farm that had been in the family since before the Revolutionary War. She met her husband while both were working in Columbus, Ohio. After their marriage in Rockville, Ind., they returned to his native Rochester, N.Y., where they lived until 1995. There she served on the board of directors for the Association for the Blind. She served as a volunteer vision screener in the Rochester public schools. She was a longtime member of the Monroe County Democratic Commission. She served as president of the Rochester alumnae chapter of Delta Gamma and of Rochester City Panhellenic. She was an active member of the First Unitarian Church in Rochester. In 1968, she received an award honoring her service to the greater Rochester community. When she and her husband returned permanently to Elkins, they restored and enjoyed a home built in 1889 by the first mayor of Elkins. She was a member of College Aid, Woman's Club, AAUW and the John Hart Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution.
Cremation services will be provided by Tomblyn Funeral Home in Elkins. A memorial service will be announced at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations be made to Mountain Hospice, 1600 Crim Ave., Belington, WV 26250 or Doctors Without Borders USA, P.O. Box 5030, Hagerstown, MD 21741-5030, in memory of Eleanor. Condolences may be expressed to the family at www.tomblynfuneralhome.com.


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The object of our study was to investigate by modern chemical and metabolic methods the iron and its associated metabolism in a typical case of hemochromatosis. In spite of the fact that there are now in the literature some seventy-two cases, nine1 of which have been reported since T. P. Sprunt's2 excellent paper in 1911, only one attempt has been made to investigate the iron metabolism.
Garrod3 and his co-workers in 1914 published some results of their clinical and chemical studies in a typical case of hemochromatosis. Their work is, however, open to criticism and will be dealt with subsequent to our own clinical and chemical findings.
The medical history and postmortem findings of our patient are as follows:Clinical Summary: Irishman, aged 54. In 1914 pigmentation of the skin; in 1916 enlargement of the liver and in 1917 glycosuria, Diagnosis of hemochromatosis confirmed by examination of the
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Scallan savours first racing buggy run
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GRAHAM SCALLAN, a well-known Wexford Motor Club member, had the joy of sitting in a JB Racing Buggy recently in Mondello Park. Graham, who is better known for his antics in a MkII Escort or his new Subaru N14, left his two-seat rally cars aside to drive the one-seated buggy which was an all-new ball game for the rally man.
But like a duck to water, Graham took this by the scruff of the neck and his MkII days stood to him with his flawless sideways action.
After spending time setting it up to his liking in the morning, he went on to an enjoyable run for both himself and spectators to watch as he screamed by in a 600 cc motorbike engine at 17,000 rmp, and to see it fully off the rack at 105 mph was truly amazing!
Well done to him as he was a novice, so this is a good sign for the future. Let's hope we see him out again soon in it.
These buggys are only after being regulated for the National Rallycross championship and they are definitely the future of this. Mondello will be on fire this winter so don't miss out on all the buggy action. The next event is on November 25.
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Featured Golf News
North Carolina's Yadkin Valley Gets into the Game with Gimmies, Grapes & Great Views
After such a successful year promoting a partnership between golf and grapes, what at first might have appeared to be a bit of a pipe dream seems a natural fit now - like a cork snuggled into the top of a wine bottle.
15th Green at Olde Beau Offers Breathtaking
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"We feel we've hit a nerve with people," said Surry County manager Chris Knopf, part of the brains behind the golf-and-wine partnership idea for the Yadkin Valley region of North Carolina. "The unique thing about our courses is some of them are on top of the Blue Ridge Mountains and some of them are down in the foothills, so you get two different experiences. It's not the Sandhills, it's not the coast - it's a different challenge."
The golfing options in and around Surry County are as diverse as the Chardonnays, Merlots and Rieslings produced from the vineyards dotting the hilly terrain.
"Golf has made us a little more two- or three-dimensional," Knopf said of the tourism in and around the town of Mount Airy. "We've had the 'Mayberry' hook for years, and over the last decade we've had the wine hook. Now we've got a golf hook. And the Blue Ridge Parkway is right in our backyard. If golfers come up for a wine and golf excursion it is spectacular."
Knopf said the first full season of the golf-wine campaign in 2012 was such a hit that some groups have already rebooked for a return to the area this year, and the program was especially popular with couples.
Interstates 77 and 73 knifing through the Yadkin Valley offer easy access to golf as Cedarbrook Country Club in Elkin is just 40 minutes from Winston-Salem and less than two and a half hours from the "Triangle," providing the quickest route in the state to some truly outstanding mountain golf.
"We are located right at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains," said longtime Cedarbrook director of golf Zim Zimmerman. "We're only 25 minutes away from the Blue Ridge Parkway and it is very pretty here. Looking up towards the mountains, with the different lighting at different times of the day, is one of those sights that a lot of people just don't get an opportunity to see a lot of times."
Cedarbrook Was Designed by Legendary Architect
Ellis Maples (Photo by David Droschak)
The present golfing alliance also includes Cross Creek Country Club in Mount Airy and Olde Beau in Roaring Gap. Knopf hopes to add one more high-end course to the mix soon, and has already begun incorporating a lodging option that includes rustic cabins.
"We were optimistic partnering golf with wine because we have something no one else can offer," Knopf said. "And our 30 or so wineries have really started to establish a good reputation with most of them a little over a decade old. Our revenues are through the roof. We're jumping $10 to $12 million a year, which is huge for a rural county."
The Hampton Inn & Suites at Shelton Vineyards (www.sheltonvineyards.com/default.aspx?shelton=41) off Interstate 77 has raised the bar in the area in terms of lodging. Developed and owned by the Shelton brothers - Charlie and Ed, the hotel is equipped with a wine bar and has been voted the No. 1 product in the Hampton chain several years running.
"It's a Rolls-Royce as far as Hampton Inns go," Knopf said. "The lodging here surprises people . . . and some of the restaurants here are going to surprise people, too. A lot of these fine-dining restaurants in places like Elkin and Mount Airy are the direct result of the wine industry. The feedback we've gotten from people who have been here on a golf trip has been very, very good."
Yadkin Valley golf is diverse, challenging and, beyond all else, scenic. Cedarbrook (www.cedarbrookcountryclub.com) is an old-style Ellis Maples-designed course whose greens complexes will make golfers think on approach shots, while Cross Creek (www.crosscreekcc.com) was recently renovated by Greensboro-based architect Kris Spence, and Olde Beau (www.oldebeau.com) in Alleghany County sits at an elevation of 3,200 feet with stunning 25-mile views.
"You can't beat the Yadkin Valley for the designs, the beauty and the conditions of the golf courses," Zimmerman said. "We try to give the highest level of service and make you feel welcomed, and let you know we appreciate you coming. The traveler or the golfer looking for a new experience can get a great golf course, in great condition and have a great value."
Mist Rises from the Valley in Early Morning at Olde Beau
(Photo by David Droschak)
Cross Creek's owners spent $1.5 million five years ago to bring in Spence and upgrade its layout. The result is a golf course ranked annually among the state's top 100.
"We put some very bold bunkering in at Cross Creek, added some depth to the bunkers so they have good meaning, they have good presence and they register with the player," Spence said. "Cross Creek now has 18 holes with individual character; they are memorable and register with players."
Olde Beau offers players a true thrill ride and some of North Carolina's best golf course views, especially on the back nine where the 15th green virtually sits on a cliff that drops off into the Mitchell River Gorge. Meanwhile, the 17th hole falls some 800 feet from tee-to-green.
Dinners on the veranda of the clubhouse provide stunning sunsets over Bullhead Mountain - and peace and quiet after a memorable day on this stunning mountain layout.
"We always say we are a true mountain golf course," said Olde Beau director of golf Tommy Maines, who has been here since 1993. "When a lot of people get on the back nine they are just amazed by the vistas and the views we have."
And while golfers see a 12- to 15-degree temperature drop as they climb the mountain during the summer months, Olde Beau is remarkable once the fall colors take shape.
Down in the foothills, Shelton Vineyards (www.sheltonvineyards.com) outside of Dobson produced 22,000 cases of wine in 2012 as the largest family-owned estate winery in North Carolina. After embracing the golf connection, Ed Shelton foresees potential golf-course development in the area as well as more high-end shopping and fine-dining restaurants.
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"I've always enjoyed golf but two things got in my way - my backswing and my back," Shelton said. "Joking aside, golf has brought a whole different group of people here than we've ever had before. And we've started to get more people coming here for things like fly fishing, canoeing and hiking because this is a great area for all kind of outdoor activities.
"Golf is the only game played where you don't have referees, so that kind of tells you the type of people who play golf," added Shelton. "They have a lot of respect for the game; they have a lot of respect for the places they go, and I think it's just the right kind of people you want to bring into your area."
David Droschak has covered golf in the Carolinas for three decades, mostly with The Associated Press, where he worked for 20 years as AP sports editor in North Carolina prior to launching Droschak Communications, a full-service marketing and PR firm based in Apex, N.C. Dave, 51, has covered numerous major golf tournaments, including the 1999 and 2005 U.S. Opens at Pinehurst Resort, and is a longtime member of the Golf Writers Association of America.
Dave was honored with the Sports Writer of the Year award in North Carolina in 2005, and is currently editor of Triangle Golf Today (www.trianglegolf.com), a print and online publication regarded as the "No. 1 Source for Golf News in North Carolina." He is golf editor for Pinehurst Magazine, an award-winning glossy publication, and was instrumental in helping launch Triangle Golf Deals powered by Twongo (www.trianglegolfdeals.com) in the fall of 2011.
Dave also is the co-founder of www.HurricanesBeat.com, a website devoted to coverage of the Carolina Hurricanes, an NHL franchise he has covered since the team moved to North Carolina from Hartford in 1998.
Dave grew up in Penn Hills, Pa., about five minutes from the famed Oakmont Country Club and was introduced to the game of golf as a caddie at Green Oaks Country Club in nearby Verona, Pa.
Dave was the co-captain of the 1978 Penn Hills state championship baseball team, was a pitcher for the 1982 Atlantic Coast Conference champion University of North Carolina Tar Heels, and pitched professionally for two years in the St. Louis Cardinals organization. He is a member of the Penn Hills High School Sports Hall of Fame, which also includes NBA coach George Karl and former four-time Pro Bowl offensive lineman Bill Fralic.
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Simple Definition of cough
: to force air through your throat with a short, loud noise often because you are sick
: to make a noise like that of coughing
Examples of cough in a sentence
She was coughing and sneezing all day.
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Origin and Etymology of cough
Middle English, from Old English *cohhian; akin to Middle High German kūchen to breathe heavily
First Known Use: 14th century
Simple Definition of cough
: a physical condition or illness that causes someone to cough
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We have a HP Blade 460c with a Network team on a static IP.
Over the weekend we disolved the team to remove a now redundant NIC to be used elsewhere, started machine backup, created a new team with the pair of NIC's onboard, assigned the same IP address, Gateway and DNS, exited the adapter property pages but the Gateway does not save.
So far i have tried.
Updating HP NIC Drivers
Installed latest HP Proliant Support pack
Removed NIC's from Windows devices and let Windows find it again
Checked registry for Gateway entry - removed, manually added
Ran netsh int ip reset
Many reboots after most of the above!
Any advice greatly appreciated
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Jun 10, 2013 at 8:33 UTC
Ok success
1. Dissolved team
2. Deleted NIC's and drivers
3. Removed all Interface settings from HKLM->SYSTEM-.CURRENT CONTROL SET->SERVICES->TCPIP->PARAMETERS and clear the Adapters, DNSRegisteredAdapters and Interfaces entries (After a regkey backup!)
4. Rebooted and installed latest drivers again.
5. Created Team
6. Ran Netsh int ip reset
7. Rebooted and IP address received by DHCP
8. Reassigned Static entry
9. Pain in the butt!
Jun 10, 2013 at 8:35 UTC
Try uninstalling the NIC in device manager, so it gets discovered again.
Edit. oh, you've got it figured out. Good.
Jun 10, 2013 at 11:10 UTC
Wish it was that simple, every time you added the Gateway and saved the configuration it just wiped the Gateway, checked in the registry and sure enough the correct NIC had the Gateway address.
In the end it was just go back to the complete beginning and remove everything from everywhere NIC related!


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Phil Knight, Nike co-founder and board chairman is No. 9; Kevin Plank, founder and chief executive of Under Armour, is No. 24; Herbert Hainer, chief executive of Adidas AG, the second biggest sports footwear and apparel brand to Nike's No. 1, is No. 32; Cindy Davis, president of Nike Golf, is No. 46; and Michael Jordan, of The Jordan Brand, is No. 50.
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President and CEO Mark Parker runs the day-to-day operations, but cofounder Knight, 75, remains the face of the apparel and equipment giant with a market cap of $49 billion and $3.2 billion committed to sports endorsements. Nike bested Reebok to become the NFL's apparel maker for the next four years, and his pet project -- donating hundreds of millions to Oregon athletics -- has turned the Ducks into a powerhouse.
When Nike big shots look over their shoulders, they see Under Armour's 40-year-old CEO. Sure, the company's $2 billion in 2012 sales are less than one tenth of the swoosh's, but Under Armour has next-gen cred with its innovative products and young consumers. Plank counts Bryce Harper, Cam Newton and UFC's Georges St.-Pierre among his endorsers, and in '12 he broke into the trendy EPL by outfitting Tottenham Hotspur.
He heads up the world's No. 2 sports-equipment brand, making him a global player with sponsorships, and his company has the official uniform contracts for the NBA, MLS and NHL. But Hainer, 58, slides down this list because of his sluggish Reebok brand, procured for $3.8 billion in 2006, which recently lost its contract as the exclusive maker of NFL gear to Nike.
By plucking Rory McIlroy from Titleist to partner with longtime swoosh frontman Tiger Woods, Davis gave herself a global one-two marketing punch. Sure, Nike trailed TaylorMade-Adidas, Titleist and Callaway in golf revenue in 2012, but the charismatic McIlroy (up to $250 million over 10 years) gives Nike Golf next-gen status and sets up Davis, 50, for years.
Never mind his majority ownership in an NBA franchise or his enduring commercial appeal. (His Q rating, top among sports stars, is 43; Peyton Manning is next at 32.) The Jordan Brand grew an estimated 25% in 2012, generating more in basketball shoe sales than the rest of Nike. The eponym's take in royalties? Some $60 million. At 50, MJ is driving the lane toward billionaire status.
MORE ON JORDAN: And speaking of Jordan, the Wilmington (N.C.) Star News reports that Tuesday night the school board that oversee's Jordan's high school approved a contract with Nike allowing the company to use the Laney High School logo in some of its products.
"According to the agreement, Nike also agrees to pay the New Hanover County Board of Education 5 percent of the profits from any product using the Laney logo," says the StarNews Online story.
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Footwear is a point of note because it's been widely rumored that the Jordan Brand will release a new "Laney" retro Jordan shoe during the 2013 holidays. So if you're a sneakerhead, I'd be on the lookout for those. Either way, Nike cleared $2.2 billion in net profit last year, according to the Wall Street Journal's Marketwatch.com, just throwing that out there.
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