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A new focus has been added to the research programme of the Center for the History of Emotions (Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Berlin): Law and Emotions.
Since the onset of the modern period, law has become increasingly important: It is not only a powerful instrument to shape and regulate social practices, but also a particular way of perceiving societies, and, as such, deeply influenced by social, political, economic and cultural concerns. Historians of legal thought and practice have long since considered the pivotal role that law plays in both respects; legal history written as social history has yielded fascinating insights into the history of law as well into the history of modern societies.
For historians of the emotions, law – meaning legal thought, codifications and practice – offers a highly promising perspective on how emotions have historically been conceptualized and how those concepts have influenced social practices. Penal law is particularly rich and meaningful for this purpose. Two issues are prominent: so-called crimes of passion and crimes of honour (including insults and offenses). Both have been perceived and treated as criminal acts spurred by emotions (affects, passions, feelings, agitation/excitement). Generations of legal scholars, lawyers, judges and juries have produced various reflections on how those emotions were triggered, their impact on the person affected, to what extent they reduced his/her free will, sanity and responsibility, if the person could be expected to fight those emotions and return to a 'rational' state of mind, what kind of emotions were involved and how they should be morally judged, who was more susceptible or resistant to emotional overwhelm, etc. Those reflections were guided by legal traditions and doctrines, but they were also informed by psychological and medical expertise, and they usually aimed to reflect wider contemporary perceptions and attitudes. At the same time, they were by no means purely theoretical. Instead, they had strong repercussions on how justice was administered, how defendants framed their defense, and how the public commented on the case.
The new research project analyses how emotions were perceived and handled by those in charge of drafting legal codes and administering justice, as judges, prosecutors and defense lawyers, in accordance with, or in opposition to, general social attitudes and popular opinion. Law continuously struggled to make sense of emotions; legal professionals were under high pressure to relate emotions to paramount categories of free will, individual responsibility and culpability. Legal debates thus offer fascinating insights into contemporary discourses on reason and affect, good and bad morals, 'cool' and 'hot blood', just-unjust/acceptable-despicable emotions. They also take a share in social and gender stereotyping, but often do so in a less consistent way: By constructing the passionate man in contrast to the premeditating woman, they undermine traditional nineteenth-century ideas about gender or at least add new, influential facets to contemporary gender discourses.
Sources to be considered are legal drafts, commentaries and scholarly contributions (of which there are plenty), as well as trials. Trials concerning so-called crimes of passion as well as crimes of honour put emotions on centre stage and offer historians a rare opportunity to see emotions at work, in a multitude of ways: as excusatory devices, as tools of accusation and moral reproach, as courtroom emotions.
Focusing on crimes of passions/honour invites diachronic and comparative perspectives on law-making and jurisprudence. The time period under consideration spans from the eighteenth to the early twenty-first century. Comparisons can be intra-European as well as extra-European.
Applicants should have a strong interest and expertise in legal and cultural history, and should be familiar with archival research. They can work either on a pre- or on a post-doctoral fellowship (or a TVöD position), initially for two years, which might be extended for another two years upon mutual agreement. Regular presence at the Institute and participation in its seminars and conferences is mandatory.
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A man who raped and a beat a woman to death in central Florida more than two decades ago is scheduled to be executed on Nov. 12.
Gov. Rick Scott signed a death warrant for 40-year-old Darius Kimbrough on Tuesday.
Authorities say Kimbrough broke into the Orlando apartment of 28-year-old Denise Collins as she slept in October 1991. Kimbrough sexually assaulted Collins and then beat her to death.
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PHILADELPHIA: Dr. Joshua Mar Nicodimos released the Book 'Sneha-Samvedanam' written by Fr. Johan Thomas Karingattil on Dr. Geevarghese Mar Osthathios on Sunday, December 11, 2011 at St.Thomas Indian Orthodox Church, Philadelphia as part of celebrating Mar Osthathios' 94th birth day.
After the Holy Qurbana, Joshua Mar Nicodimos released the book by handing over the first copy to Fr.M.K.Kuriakose, the vicar of Philadelphia St. Thomas Church.
Mar Nicodimos reminisced Mar Osthathios, the great teacher, theologican and social reformer who was his teacher at the Orthodox Theological Seminary, Kottayam. As an outspoken person, Mar Osthathios was always a spokeperson for the poor and the downtrodden.
Fr. M. K. Kuriakose while introducing the book to the public remembered Mar Osthathios, his own teacher, as a dedicated leader and reformer who answered all questions that touched human life. The book is the result of a personal interview with Mar Osthathios by Fr. Dr. John Thomas Karingattil. Many pertinent questions regarding faith, social injustice, women issues, etc. are dealt with in the 100 pages book.
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Last week I took (and passed!) my CITA-P examination. CITA-P (Certified IT Architect) is a new certification, offered through IASA (the International Association of Software Architects). I wanted to share some thoughts on the certification, the process, and why you might want to consider applying yourself.
The Certification
The CITA-P certification evaluates an IT Architect across six core areas:
- Business / Technology Mapping
- Design Skills
- Human Dynamics
- IT Environment
- Quality Attributes
- Software Architecture or Infrastructure Architecture (you pick one of the two)
Each of the above six areas has around ten or so subcategories which go into some detail. There is a worksheet available here on the IASA site that covers all six, and can be very useful to reflect on your own strengths and weaknesses, even if you are not planning on taking the exam.
The goal of the certification is to gauge your level of competency across each of these six areas. The majority of this will of course be based on your knowledge, experience, and personal reflections.
The Process
Because it would be impossible (and indeed, wrong) to certify IT Architects through a multiple choice examination, the process of certification is an involved process, although very well structured.
The first part requires submitting a set of documentation. The details of what is required can be found in the application guide, and for my submission I decided to offer my perspectives and thoughts across the six certification areas. I wrote a story about each, reflecting my experience, views, and examples of projects that I've been involved in.
After submission, I received my date for the in-person board review, which is split into three parts: The first part is a 30 minute presentation of your choosing. The board is looking for experience across the certification areas, and also for communication skills. Staying within the 30 minute timeslot and having a presentation that is both engaging and covers all of the areas is difficult, but important if you are going to be successful.
Following the presentation comes a line of questioning, with each of the four board members given ten minutes to question you about your presentation. The idea here is not to pick holes in the presentation or play stump the chump, but merely to validate experience in areas that you may not have shown in the presentation. A large amount of my presentation was based on a framework around cloud computing, so while I had many questions related to this, I also saw the board trying to relate the material to other areas which I didn't mention in the material.
After the first round of questioning, you are given a 15 minute break. This is a great opportunity to get some water and gather your thoughts while the board compares notes to look for areas they might have missed. Another round of questioning follows (4 x 10 minutes) on various topics and it's all over. After the board review concludes, the board members meet and you are given their decision together with helpful advice in a couple of days.
A Good Thing?
Although this is my first experience, I've been a strong supporter of IT Architect certification since my time in the Platform Architecture Team here at Microsoft, and I believe it's a good thing for the industry.
We see many IT Architects in our industry today. Most inherit that role during the natural evolution of their career. Many of these are indeed valid IT Architects, but I have the impression that other are also riding on the cache of the title. If we are going to grow this profession, it's important that we standardize the areas and level of experience we expect from this role.
More Information?
For more information about CITA-P certification in your area, I would recommend getting in contact with IASA for more information.


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I have a Colt flat top. Sometimes the charging handle doesn't lock. Could someone here post a closeup picture of the part of the upper receiver where the charging handle locks? I have a RRA upper and the part where the charging handle locks has a milled out section for this . My Colt doesn't have anything close to what the RRA upper has.


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How do you feel about Tingle, from the Legend of Zelda series? He's a much lauded character, getting his own game on the DS in Europe and Japan, but the general consensus here in the United States is that he's one of the worst characters in the series. Kensuke Tanabe of Retro Studios recently joked that he'd love to turn that perception around.
"There's no definitive plan or anything. It's just me off the top of my head. I know how hated the character of Tingle is in the U.S. I know that people cannot stand Tingle. But to me that challenge is: Could I take this character that is so reviled in the West and just [do] a complete turnaround and make him a beloved, fun character?"
Tanabe goes on further to describe the process as something akin to romance, where two people meet and can't stand each other, only to fall in love a bit later. That's the process that Tanabe described as motivating his desires to create a Tingle game that even people in the United States would love.
How do you feel about Tingle? Tanabe's comments are all purely hypothetical and nothing is in development, but would you play a game featuring Tingle if it were made for Wii U? Let us know in the comments below.
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GEN News Highlights : Jul 27, 2012
The California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) is awarding $150 million in new funding to help move promising stem cell-based therapies from the laboratory research phase into clinical trials.
The grants, up to $20 million per applicant, go to teams of researchers in both academia and industry who have been working on projects that are thought to represent the best possible chances of producing therapies for deadly and disabling diseases. These include Huntington's disease, metastatic melanoma, osteoporosis, critical limb ischemia, spinal cord injury, ALS, and cardiovascular disease.
"Everything we do in this innovative Disease Team Program is focused on getting good science converted to productive treatments for patients," says Alan Trounson, Ph.D., president of CIRM. "These awards reflect and highlight our commitment to identifying the most promising stem cell research and supporting it for the time needed to show both the safety and effectiveness of therapy, with an ultimate goal of producing a new treatment that is approved by the FDA for clinical application."
The teams that are being given the funding are expected to file a request to begin clinical trials or to complete Phase I or II clinical trials within four years. Five of the teams propose to finish a clinical trial within the period of the award.
Two of CIRM's 20 collaborative funding partners around the world will also be contributing to this round of projects. An investigator at the NIH will be a partner Principal Investigator with the University of California, Los Angeles team developing a therapy for metastatic melanoma; and the Andalusian Initiative for Advanced Therapies in Spain will be providing $1.6 million to researchers there to collaborate with the team at UC Davis working on a therapy for limb ischemia.
The awards break down as follows:
Total: $150,976,602
A research leadership award of $6,718,471 was also granted to Andrew McMahan for a project called "Repair and regeneration of the nephron" at the University of Southern California.
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I have spent some of my holiday reading and researching around e-Portfolios. I know our school has a vision of moving forward into this being an integral part of our communication with parents as well as it being (first and foremost) a way for our learners to reflect and review their own learning.
The risk, as always, is attempting to 'leap in' to any new thing and by diving into unchartered territory, we risk making a complete botch up of it! If there has been no quality integration and 'phasing in' of the portfolios, with step-by-step teaching and reviewing, then we are sure to have a sub-standard system in place or a great new idea that simply fades. If we want some less confident teachers in any school to embrace change, then the only way to have that happen is to model it well and have some of the keenest people trialling it, making errors, changing what they do, passing on their expertise with others and then assisting in the full school-wide integration of it.
So, what is the best way to start? Getting children blogging reflectively is a great first step. Junior children can take a photo (or have their photo taken) and can record a voice-thread as a response to their learning. From the ground up, there has to be maximum teacher input and drive initially which gradually fades as the children become more confident and drive their own reflections. As a facilitator, we have to be prepared to have top notch questioning about learning and this means that having a learning circle at the end of the day, where children reflect on their new learning, tricky parts of their learning and future learning, is one simple way to kick start reflection. We can fall into the trap of having lots of pretty posters with prompts all around the room, but the children respond best to the spoken word - the posters are just a wall cover to most of our learners. Investing in their learning means that we must have relevant and deep learning conversations which are just a natural part of our day.
And that, in my very opinion, is the humble beginnings of e-Portfolios. Starting the reflections from the simplest point and building on it. We can purchase fancy e-Portfolio programmes eventually but the reality is that we must have the foundations of reflection in place, including the language around learning and the ability to discuss next learning steps in all of the core areas. If we set this in place well, then the 'way' to record and store this information is actually the simplest part.


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Figures speak louder than words.
Yes indeed, when looking at financial performance it is the numbers that count.
Numbers that show TURNOVER, numbers that indicate PROFITABILITY, numbers that translate into DIVIDEND or numbers that make the MARKET CAP. In the final analysis it is these numbers that show if the business enterprise is profitable or not and Vijay Shanthi Builders have always excelled in numbers that foretell the likely future of the company. Vijay Shanthi Builders has become a brand, from a medium sized construction firm to one of the fastest growing property development Company in Southern India and in a decade span between 2000 and 2010 the sales of the Company increased from Rs. 434.85 Lakhs to 13571.8 Lakhs a whopping increase of 3000%. In terms of constructed area the growth has been from 12.30 Lakhs Sq. feet to 30 Lakhs Sq. feet. Vijay Shanthi Builders Limited has construction projects of five million sq. ft (approx.)
Vijay Shanthi currently has several projects under implementation and continues to explore newer opportunities. In order to fund these projects of development, expansion and implementation stages, conservation of funds is of vital importance. Vijay Shanthi always maintains a balance between enhancing long term shareholders value and criteria of growth considering the future financial needs of the company and thus it has been paying dividend constantly to all his shareholders over the years.
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Congratulations to Stephanie Cianchetta! She is Teacher of the Year at Franklin Elementary School in Rahway. As a third grade teacher, she excels in the classroom.
There is a unique communication in her room that is centered around high expectations, professional knowledge, trust, and respect. The students are engaged and motivated as they work in cooperative learning groups and utilize SmartBoard technology.
She plans creative and challenging learning experiences which are tailored to the unique needs of her students.
Cianchetta is also an asset to the school community. She takes on leadership roles and organizes school wide-events for Character Education. Often, she shares her innovative ideas of school related activities, and takes the initiative to bring them to life. She makes a positive difference in the lives of children everyday and is committed to excellence.


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Oct 29 2013 01:56 PM EDT
The Weather Channel and weather.com tracked massive Hurricane Sandy minute by minute as it tracked north, merged with a winterlike storm from the west, and made its historic, devastating left turn into New Jersey, affecting many other states along the way.
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A canon lawyer alleging a widespread coverup of clergy sex misconduct in the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis has made her most detailed claims yet, accusing archbishops and their top staff of lying to the public and of ignoring the U.S. bishops' pledge to have no tolerance of priests who abuse.
Jennifer Haselberger, who spent five years as Archbishop John Nienstedt's archivist and top adviser on Roman Catholic church law and first complained about the archdiocese in September, also charged that the church used a chaotic system of recordkeeping that helped hide the backgrounds of guilty priests who remained on assignment.
Haselberger said that when she started examining records in 2008 of clergy under restrictions over sex misconduct with adults and children she found "nearly 20" of the 48 men still in ministry. She said she repeatedly warned Nienstedt and his aides about the risk of these placements, but they took action only in one case. She resigned last year.
"Had there been any serious desire to implement change, it could have been done quickly and easily with the stroke of a single pen," Haselberger wrote in an affidavit, released Tuesday in a civil lawsuit brought by attorney Jeff Anderson. "The archbishop's administrative authority in his diocese is basically unlimited."
The archdiocese has for years pledged it was following the national bishops' policy, known as the "Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People," which lays out a series of requirements — from conducting background checks to barring guilty clergy from parish assignments.
Auxiliary Bishop Andrew Cozzens said in a statement that Haselberger's "recollections are not always shared by others within the archdiocese." He said the archdiocese was taking steps toward "greater transparency and accountability."


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Former Stetson University golfer Sam Ryder started a new phase of his professional career on Thursday when he played in the first round of the PGA Tour Canada PC Financial Open at the Point Grey Golf & Country Club in Vancouver, British Columbia.
While this is not the first time Ryder has played in Canada, it is the first time as full-time, card-carrying, member of the tour.
Ryder, who closed his Stetson career in the spring of 2012 by earning the Atlantic Sun Conference title, shot an even par round of 72 on Thursday in his first PGA Canada event, and is six shots off the lead.
Since completing his collegiate career, Ryder has been played in events across a number of tours. Much of his time was spent playing on the NGA (formerly Hooters) Tour. He played in 19 events on that tour last year and has already played in nine this year, including a victory at Forest Lake Golf Club in January. Overall, he had recorded seven top 10 finishes on the NGA Tour.
Right after playing in the Savannah Lakes Village Classic in South Carolina in early May, Ryder flew across the country to compete for a spot on the Canadian Tour.
"The Q school for the Canadian Tour had three sites, one at Oak Valley Golf Club in Palm Springs, California, which is the one I went to," Ryder said. The top 18 guys at each site got their Canadian Tour cards."
Ryder left little room for doubt, tying for second with a four-round score 13-under par 275. His score tied for the third lowest at any of the three Q school events.
"I went out there last month and played well," Ryder said. "I finished second so I have my full status to play up there all year."
The Canadian Tour is made up of 12 events, starting this weekend in Vancouver and concluding with the Tour Championship of Canada in mid September. Each of the 12 events carries a total purse of $150,000, and the top five on the money list at the end of the year will earn a promotion to the Web.com Tour for 2015.
"This tour is similar to the Hooters Tour that I have played on," Ryder said. "The thing is that the PGA Tour bought the Canadian Tour, so it will be well run because they all are now run by the PGA. They take all of the events very seriously."
Ryder said the competition on the tour will be stiff because all of the players have their eyes on moving up.
"There will be a lot of very good players on the tour, a lot of guys like me who are looking to make the jump to the next level," Ryder said. "It will be competitive because the top players get Web.com Tour cards for next year, and that is a big incentive for a lot of us to go up there and play. This tour is like Double A in baseball, and the Web.com Tour is like Triple A. We are all looking to make the jump to the next level."
The 12 events of the Canadian Tour do not run for 12 straight weeks, so there will be a chance for Ryder to return home to Florida, or play in other events, during breaks. The first break, the weekend of June 12-15, coincides with the U.S. Open. There is also a break for the week of the RBC Canadian Open July 24-27.
"It is going to be different," Ryder said. "There are some breaks in the schedule, but they also group the events where they are close together. The first two events are in British Columbia and then there is a week off before we go to Alberta. I will definitely come home for some of the breaks, but I'll figure it out as we go based on what some of the guys I will be traveling with are doing. We are kind of all in it together."
Ryder said he still gets plenty of support from his parents, who traveled to almost every tournament he played in while at Stetson.
"They are excited," Ryder said. "They have been supporting me throughout and they love to follow what I am doing."


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Economic Analysis of Director Liability (In German)
Kristoffel R. Grechenig
Max-Planck-Institute for Research on Collective Goods
Georg Eckert
Vienna University of Economics and Business
Alexander Stremitzer
UCLA School of Law
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DIRECTOR'S LIABILITY IN 15 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES, pp. 95-163, S. Klass, Linde Verlag, Wien, eds., 2005
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Sep 25, 2016
This is the instructions for Row 8 Beg-trCl in first trCl, ch 5, trCl in next trCl, ch 3, tr in next tr, ch 3, trCl in next trCl, ch 5, trCl in next trCl repeat from across, turn24 clusters and 11 tr. however, when following these instructions there is a treble stitch that isn't worked... Am I to assume to make a treble in the treble stitch??? Can't rate
Apr 30, 2016
Lovely shawl, I can do this in a different color. The pineapple design has become a popular crochet design due to its beauty and intricate design. This is in my bucket list.
cndyangel65 630962 1
Apr 19, 2016
Thanks for posting this pattern. I am very pleased with this shawl! While crocheting I had thought it looked as if it was going to be a bit small, but blocking it cured that for me! Again, thanks for posting!
awsmgran 4907507
May 11, 2014
mj89029 4780118
Feb 10, 2014
did this pattern looks great but the shawl was very small not the size they said it would be
tameme1969 1346416
Jun 24, 2013
love love love this shawl..ladies (and gents too), it's worth the struggle :)
tameme1969 1346416
Jun 24, 2013
I made this shawl...it turned out beautiful..pattern is well written and easy to follow!
mmello09 5515478
May 22, 2013
I am having trouble with the (trcl, ch3) twice . mmd
embertouchtehfire 4603010
Jun 19, 2013
it wants you to do a Treble cluster shell-incYarn over twice, insert hook in indicated stitch and draw up a loop, [yarn over and draw through 2 loops on hook] twice (2 loops on hook); *yarn over twice, insert hook in same stitch and draw up a loop, [yarn over and draw through 2 loops on hook] twice; repeat from * once more; yarn over and draw through all 4 loops on hook Chain 3 and repeat twice
ncgrandma29 070760 8
May 20, 2013
I want desperately to crochet this beautiful shawl and just can't figure out the directions. I'm not a beginner by any means and have attempted to start this pattern many times and am sooooo frustrated. Help !
vickimixon 3001079
Sep 13, 2016
NC grandma, I am having difficulty also. I have started over twice and believe I am going wrong when I turn the first time without joining in ring. I am going to try one more time before I move on to another pattern. If you now have it figured out, please let me know.
shirleyagray44 774 1690
May 09, 2013
It's just beautiful
filomenasba 233644 0
Apr 26, 2013
It is beautiful!
meliscool72 429727 8
Apr 17, 2013
Is there something wrong with the site today? when I click the link it gives me a new tab with this page
lenamckinney44 308 3157
Jan 10, 2013
i thunk it is beautiful
Sep 26, 2012
Rows 10 and 11 were a little confusing. I thought maybe the pattern was missing a stitch, but when it says Cl picot Cl, that is really what it means. There are no extra stitches between the clusters and the picot. It makes sense when you get to row 11. All of the agonizing over the pattern was worth it, though, as it turned out beautifully. My daughter absolutely loves it. It looks very intricate and difficult, but once rows 10 and 11 are figured out, the rest is fast and easy.
dickiebird2010 371 3564
Jul 11, 2012
I can't get the pattern to come up...
Apr 22, 2012
I finally finished this beautiful shawl. I consider myself an intermediate crocheter and several places in the instructions were rather confusing. After looking at my work, and pictures from the Aphrodite shawl and Goddess shawl, I figured it out. I opted to add the extra rows to make the shawl a little longer as both of my dil are on the tall side. I would give this shawl 5 stars for beauty, but only 1 star for instructions. Intend to make another in a larger gauge, if I can remember all of my work-arounds.
zoraidaherrera 001 8292
Aug 07, 2011
no solo este proyecto es especial sino todos. Gracias por compartir apenas me estoy iniciando en el tejido y con su valiosa ayuda voy a hacer cosas lindad. Un abrazo y mil bendiciones
Jul 18, 2011
I have made this and there are no directions for underarm seams in the pattern because there aren't any sleeves. What looks like seams is the edge curved over the arm of the model. I agree that it is not for a beginner or even an intermediate crocheter but it is gorgeous.
jpbornagain 069104 7
Mar 18, 2011
it might be hard ,but its beatitful
cricket 2022313
Mar 11, 2011
I have been crocheting for a long time and felt the directions were hard to understand. I did make it for a birthday gift for my sister. She was elated with it. The struggle was worth while. P Morris Easton Md
marleen13 3313670
Apr 19, 2012
Can You maybe help me out and explain the best way to make it. Thanks
markusforrealious 8120020
Feb 21, 2011
I've been making this project for my gf. All of it is self explanatory until I get to the edging. Can anyone shed some light on the subject. Row 1 of edging: I went around the entire project chaining 3 and sc in each ch 3 space. Then when it comes to making the corner, and the pivot instruction I don't know which side of the shawl to work across. A little more instruction, maybe a picture or even to clarify what part of the shawl we are making would be appreciated.
sadie318 6703196
Feb 21, 2011
what is a double Asterisks in a crochet pineapple shawl
sltmjones 9044163
Dec 27, 2010
I found this pattern to make up quickly with very little trouble. I was a little concerned over the "picot" stitch used and did not see the sense in it but went ahead and did as instructed and it worked out fine. The only thing I would add to this pattern would be instructions for underarm seams. If you look at the photos they definitely made seams under the arms but nothing was mentioned in the instructions. While it was not absolutely necessary it would have been nice for those beginners to have some instruction on making the underarm seams.
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Sep 06, 2010
I agree this is not for beginners. I have been crochetin 50+ years and I had to really pay attention to the instructions. But I love the shawl after it is finished. I'm on my second one.
Donna M
Aug 09, 2010
It is difficult to read. I'm not a beginner, but when I got to row 11, I had to stop. Having an additonal picture of the stitch section of the shawl would be helpful. Any sight where I could see another close up of this?
Jun 19, 2010
I made this and its gorgeous! I changed the main body to oatmeal and ends in black so it looks like its dipped! Not for beginners as the pattern was hard for me to follow (a beginner)
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Thursday, March 11, information about Google's scholarship program, as presented by its mentor organizations Debian and KDE, are available at the University of Karlsruhe in Building 50.34 (Infobau), room HS-101, from 4:00 to 5:00 PM. KDE developers Lydia Pintscher, Sven Krohlas and Phillip Kern will have accounts of their experiences.
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String and Bamboo Music from Japan: Traditional and ContemporaryAugust 31, 7:30pm - 9:00pm
Manoa Campus, Orvis Auditorium
The ensemble Die Farbe (the Color), under the leadership of Kikutake Atsushi, features koto, sangen (shamisen), 17-string koto, voice, and shakuhachi (Kinko ryû).
Other members performing in Hawai'i are Kikumyouyuu Hitomi, Kikushun' Yuu Rie, and Tsujimoto Kouhei. The moderator is noted ethnomusicologist Yamaguti Osamu.
The concert includes both traditional and contemporary compositions. Traditional compositions are those from such genres as jiuta (sangen accompanied songs derived from the Kansai area), sôkyoku (koto music) and shakuhachi honkyoku (standardized repertoire for the shakuhachi), while contemporary are those from gendai hôgaku (contemporary music for traditional instruments).Support provided by the Japan Foundation.
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If you use r3trans to export a table from one client and then import to another client on the same SID, what happens to the table contents that exist prior to the import? In other words, are the import table contents overwritten or appended?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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This depends on how you configured your control file used by R3TRANS during export.
if it contains DELETE *, then the previous contents for your client is deleted before import.
Hi Eric,
Thank you for your response. My export control file looks like the below illustration.
select * from T7XSSSERSRV where mandt='010'
select * from T7XSSSERSRVT where mandt='010'
select * from T7XSSSERSRVCG where mandt='010'
So if I put DELTEE * after the file entry, will this insure the delete of all content of the data that is relevent to client 010 before importing?
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if you get this:
delete * from T7XSSSERSRV
select * from T7XSSSERSRV
during export, it will export T7XSSSERSRV from client 010 but also it will put deletion commands into your exported file. deletion ONLY occurs when importing, it DOES NOT delete in your source system during export.
so, yes, with delete * appearing BEFORE select, it will delete old client 010 data from table T7XSSSERSRV.
refer to SAP Note 1942 - How does R3trans work?
and also read SAP note 130906 to get an idea.
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Digital Lifestyle Outfitters (DLO) is a company that creates a slew of iPhone and iPod related products, from speakers and docks to cases and power (batteries, cable, etc). Taking a quick glance through their product page, you'll find that most of them are functional with an elegant, Apple-esque design. The WallDock and JumpStart are is no exceptions.
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The WallDock is a little product that simply plugs into your wall and waits to receive an iPod or iPhone to charge. Then, that's exactly what it does.
Being so small, I did find that initially placing the dock on the wall followed by the iPhone can sometimes take more struggle than you would think. The top part of the dock by the connector sort of squishes up and down to keep your iDevice stable once it is plugged in. I found that once you do get the iPhone or iPod connected, the WallDock keeps it firmly in place against the wall even when using it.
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To charge the external battery itself, you use the USB cable (about one and a half feet long) that comes with it to plug into your computer. The other end (which is like a mini USB plug on some phones) plugs into the top part of the battery, displaying a red indicator light while charging and blue light when full. I found that it charges when the USB cable is plugged into the adapter that comes with iPhones, which is sort of nice. Other than that, you'll need a computer to fill the battery. When in use, a button on the back of the battery will turn on the indicator and let you know if there is still some energy in it.
In terms of design, I see this device as being sort of a nice emergency battery to have rather than an everyday battery source. While it isn't extremely heavy, it does add heft to the iPhone, and doesn't sit flush with the iPhone's design. However, it would be perfect to keep in the car in case you're running low on internal battery power while you're on the go. At $59.99, it is certainly less than products such as the Mophie juice pack, but it isn't as slick as those products, either.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio - Here's a three-tiered look at the Indians' catching situation, from the big-league level to who would get the first call if there was an injury, to prospects who could help in the years to come:
Yan Gomes won the starting job last August from Carlos Santana, but Santana is still the backup catcher even though he could eventually evolve into the Indians' regular third baseman. OK, so it's a little complicated.
The Indians could have played it safe and carried a third catcher behind Gomes, but they believe Santana is athletic enough to bounce between third and catcher, while hitting cleanup. This gives them an extra roster spot to carry someone like Jason Giambi or an extra reliever.
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Reliable Luke Carlin and Roberto Perez will be at Class AAA Columbus. Veteran Matt Treanor, who missed the 2013 season with knee surgery, will open the year on the Columbus disabled list with a strained left hamstring. Treanor says he'll report to Columbus when he's healthy, so that's another option for the Tribe.
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Wolters, a third-round pick in 2010, converted from a middle infielder to catcher last spring and is progressing well. Lowery, a fourth-round pick in 2011, hit .275 (65-for-236) with 21 doubles, six homers and 28 RBI at Akron last year.
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An Easy Recipe for Chicken with Tomatoes & Peppers
Listen up, men: Chicken breasts may get all the glory, but dark meat has its merits too. It's flavorful, it's high in iron, and it has a pretty comparable fat count to the white stuff—once you ditch the skin, that is.
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The British chef says you can add some orzo pasta as a side, but her favorite way to serve it up is actually with wilted spinach and a little bread. (Skip the pasta and bread, of course, if you're watching your carb intake.)
- 1 tbsp garlic-flavored oil
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- 1 lb chicken thigh fillets, cut into bite-sized pieces
- 1 tsp dried oregano
- 2 tbsp marsala
- 1 14-oz can died tomatoes, plus water to rinse out can
- 1 tsp kosher salt or ½ tsp table salt, or to taste
- 1 12-oz jar (approx. 8 oz drained) roasted red peppers
- Pour oil into a small, flameproof Dutch oven or heavy-based pan—Nigella uses an old enamelled cast iron one with an 8-inch diameter—and cook the chopped shallot, stirring frequently, until soft. (This should take about 3 minutes; an onion may take longer.)
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David Wilson has likely played his last snap for the Giants and in the NFL, cutting short what looked to be a promising career for the talented running back. The 2012 first-round pick received the news on Monday, confirming a bleak outlook around the 23-year-old star.
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