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Milwaukee SXSW-goers pick favorite sets
With more than 2,000 bands playing official showcases alone, there's far too much music for any one person to take in at the South By Southwest Music and Media Conference in Austin, Texas. So we reached out to locals who made the trek to Texas this year and asked who their favorite artists were that they saw during SXSW.
"The Strypes, a group of teenagers, 16 and 17 years old, who borrow from garage band greats, make it a sound all their own and ooze cool. Just insanely good." - Jacent Jackson, program director, WLUM-FM (102.1) »Read Full Article
Milwaukee Film Festival launches Art + Artist series
The Milwaukee Film Festival has often included films for art-interested audiences. This year, the festival makes it official by launching a new Art + Artist series, which will spotlight eight documentaries about visual or performing arts.
Among the films are those that look at the lives or working habits of well-known artists such as Nan Goldin, Robert Crumb and Sol LeWitt, while others explore more everyday creativity, including a group of older fashionistas in New York and people dancing their hearts out in their living rooms. »Read Full Article
Kilwins chocolate shop will open at Bayshore on Sept. 20
Kilwins, a chain of chocolate and ice cream shops known for its Mackinac Island fudge, will open its first Milwaukee-area store in Glendale's Bayshore Town Center on Sept. 20, the shop announced Monday. »Read Full Blog Post
Trans-Siberian Orchestra returning for two shows at BMO Harris Bradley Center Dec. 29
Trans-Siberian Orchestra — a favorite among prog-rock fans each holiday season — is performing its 1998 album "The Christmas Attic" in its entirety for the first time on its next tour, including two shows at the BMO Harris Bradley Center Dec. 29.
Ticket information for the 4 and 8 p.m. shows — including pricing and on-sale information — will be announced at a later date. »Read Full Article
UWM Union Cinema fall schedule includes classics, local premieres
You can call it the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Union Cinema, but it's really a film festival in disguise.
The theater, in the UWM Union at 2200 E. Kenwood Blvd., programs almost every day during the school year, and many of its offerings are free. »Read Full Blog Post
Is 'Big Lebowski' spinoff in the works?
Never underestimate the Coen brothers.
They turned their classic comic film noir "Fargo" into an excellent limited-run FX series, which received 18 Emmy nominations. »Read Full Blog Post
Summerfest approves $5.1 million for new headquarters
Summerfest plans to spend up to $5.1 million to revamp its operations building and convert it into a 15,000 square foot administrative headquarters.
The building, located at 639 E. Polk St., is just a few hundred feet from Summerfest's South Gate. The building was being used as an operations center for the festival. »Read Full Article(7)
APT's 'Travesties' plays off 'Earnest' production
Spring Green — Imagine unleashing all that barely restrained libido from Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest" — in which appetites must at least pretend to play by old-fashioned rules — and one gets an idea of what Tom Stoppard is up to in "Travesties," a scintillating homage to a writer Stoppard admires and resembles.
Both that resemblance and Stoppard's brilliance are on full display at American Players Theatre, where director William Brown's just-opened production of "Travesties" riffs on Brown's smashing, currently running APT production of "Earnest." Taken in tandem, they're the highlight of a strong APT season. »Read Full Article
Top of the Charts: Danny Gokey, Magic! maintain chart success
The summer doldrums are a great time for vacationers, beach bums and any folks who are happy with things maintaining a bit of sameness. For the folks in Magic!, that sameness and lack of change at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 means their debut hit single has just gotten bigger and bigger. And, it opens up new opportunities for the Canadian pop reggae outfit. See one of those special gigs below and then step into the Wayback machine to see which songs were on top this week back in 2007, 1997, 1987 and 1977.
But, as promised last week... »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Author visit and Janet Planet
Oh, hi Monday. You're back.
Dan Epstein, author of "Stars & Strikes: Baseball & America in the Bicentennial Summer of '76," comes to Boswell Book Company, 2559 N. Downer Ave., at 7 p.m. to talk about his book. Epstein can also confidently speak about the Milwaukee Brewers and what they were up to that year but maybe not so much Hank, the Brewers dog. Epstein's book was featured in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Summer Reading List in May. »Read Full Blog Post


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While the NBA Finals are about to end with the Lakers 15th championship, other NBA teams are already making moves for the 2009-2010 season.
I think the teams that are clearing their cap space for next year are wasting their time.
It's hard to believe that the contracts of Dwayne Wade and LeBron James won't be extended, keeping them on their respective teams.
Also, Kobe is NOT leaving the Lakers until he retires, just putting it out there.
The only big name that might make it to free agency next year is Chris Bosh and Toronto is in strong position to keep him around much longer.
That being said, the Philadelphia 76ers cannot afford to wait for the future.
Not only did last year's signings of Andre Iguodala, Lou Williams and Elton Brand (they might have been better off waiting to pursue Carlos Boozer this year, but that's life…) kill their chances of bringing any megastars to the Wachovia Center, the Sixers have to find a way to bring the fans back into the building.
As of right now, the Sixers are at the bottom of the totem pole when it comes to sports popularity in Philly.
I attended Game 4 against Orlando in the opening round of the playoffs. While the Sixers gave the eventual conference champs a good game, I was amazed at the abundance of empty seats in the building.
This was the playoffs!! They had a chance to go up three games to one on the Magic!! I've seen better attendance during losing seasons with Allen Iverson…
While I believe he is up to the challenge, Ed Stefanski has quite a tough task of improving the Sixers roster. Last year, he proved that he is aggressive and isn't afraid to spend money.
This year, Stefanski has to get creative because, thanks to last year's move, the cap space is gone for a while…


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Mike Hogan, Microsoft general manager at En Pointe will address the topic of "Making Money and Improving Customer Productivity with Office 365 (http://cloud.channelpartnersconference.com/
The Office 365 platform for collaboration, document storage, data security, and messaging offers numerous financial and operational benefits; however, when businesses aren't sure how to position the technology, or need help with implementation or ongoing support, they look to En Pointe for its system integrator capabilities. During this session, Hogan will discuss what an Office remodel could do for customers, and what considerations go into successful customer deployments.
"Office 365 is one of the fastest growing offerings from Microsoft. Whether you're a smaller organization with limited IT resources, or a large enterprise, Office 365 can improve employee productivity, increase collaboration, and ultimately transform a business to ensure that employees can remain productive any time, and anywhere," said Hogan. "During the discussion, we'll touch upon how Office 365 can help improve business collaboration, the cost and operational benefits of the cloud, and what businesses should look for when searching for an IT solutions provider when making the transition to the cloud."
Hogan has over 25 years of Microsoft sales, vendor management, and leadership experience in the information technology sector. As general manager of the Microsoft Practice at En Pointe, he oversees go-to-market strategy, partner alliances, and sales operations. Additionally, Hogan works closely with En Pointe's professional services organization to help drive holistic solutions anchored to the Microsoft ecosystem, with a decided emphasis on cloud adoption, one area where En Pointe has had marked success. En Pointe currently has over 6 million deployed seats of Office 365 across diverse industries, having recently closed one of the largest Office 365 deals in state and local government (http://www.enpointe.com/
Cloud Partnersscales across the market of cloud solution providers—large integrators, telecom agents moving to the cloud, VARs (value added resellers) and integrators considering cloud-based solutions, MSPs (managed service providers) adding cloud services, data center brokers evolving their strategy, aggregators integrating cloud services, consultants advising customers on cloud migration, and more. The show is tailored to those making a commitment to the cloud and the vendors and providers behind them that will deliver the solutions and uptime necessary to compete and thrive in this competitive market.
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In our news wrap Wednesday, U.S. officials say Vice President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping traded arguments over China's new air defense zone during a diplomatic trip to Beijing. Also, the European Commission has imposed fines of $2.3 billion on major U.S. and European banks for rigging interest rates. Continue reading
In our news wrap Tuesday, Russian contractors have been burying construction waste outside Sochi, despite a no waste pledge by the government for the Winter Olympics. The illegal dumping may taint the water supply for the games. Also, Beijing police are investigating a car crash that officials now think was a deliberate attack. Continue reading
John Sparks of Independent Television News reports from Shandong province, south of Beijing, on complaints of government corruption that are coming from police officers, upset over the abuse of power wielded by superior officers, mirroring anger from the citizen protestors they are supposed to keep in check. Continue reading
Gu Kulai, a lawyer, businesswoman and wife of a fallen Chinese politico, has been officially charged for murdering Neil Heywood last November. Investigation reports released this week state that conflicts over economic interests were the motive for the crime. Margaret Warner reports. Continue reading
After Chen Guangcheng left the U.S. Embassy in Beijing Wednesday, the Chinese dissident said he left under duress. Jeffrey Brown, Xiao Qiang of The China Digital Times and The New Yorker's Evan Osnos discuss the blind activist's unclear fate and how his saga has affected U.S.-China relations. Continue reading
U.S. stocks held their losses in check for much of Friday, but the Dow Jones industrial average ended the day with a loss of nearly 173 points as Vice President Joe Biden sought to reassure Chinese leaders about the U.S. economy. Jeffrey Brown reports on the ongoing market volatility here and abroad. Continue reading
As Chinese President Hu continues his state visit to the U.S., Lindsay Hilsum of Independent Television News gets views from several students at Renmin University in Beijing on whether he should make any concessions on human rights or the Chinese currency. Also, what do young Chinese people think of the outside world? Continue reading
China's urban population has exploded in the last 20 years and more than 200 cities in China are expected to have a population of more than 1 million people by 2025. Continue reading
The first time art critic Barbara Pollack went to China in 2004, she says the art scene reminded her of the wild, wild west: there were some brave pioneers and a general sense of lawlessness — no established rules or conventions. In the short years since then, the Chinese art scene — like the Chinese economy — has exploded, with over 400 galleries in Beijing and 1200 contemporary art museums being built across the country, according to Pollack.
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Ray Suarez wraps up his reporting trip to China on global health issues with a discussion about the health challenges facing the country's growing middle class. Continue reading


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With the Dow Jones Industrial Average closing at a record high today, we thought it was time to take a look at how some upstarts that have gone public since the beginning of the Great Recession were doing. Don't look for Facebook or Groupon, though, since both those companies trade on the Nasdaq. We stuck with companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Click through to get the particulars of seven of the NYSE's newer participants.
Location: Mountain View, CaliforniaWhat they do: Social network for professionals.Stock symbol: LNKDDate they went public and opening price: May 19, 2011, with shares priced at $45.High close: March 4, $177.90Low close: November 28, 2011 $59.07
Location: Pleasanton, CaliforniaWhat they do: Makes and sells cloud based software for businesses.Stock symbol: WDAYDate they went public and opening price: October 12, 2012, with shares priced at $28High close: $61.72; March 4Low close: $46.99; November 13, 2012
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Location: Oakland, CaliforniaWhat they do: Internet radioStock symbol: PDate they went public and opening price: June 14, 2011 with shares priced at $16High close: $20.04; July 1, 2011Low close: $7.18; November 1, 2012
Location: San FranciscoWhat they do: Online real estate listingsStock symbol: TRLADate they went public and opening price: September 20, 2012 with shares priced at $17High close: $35.35; February 15, 2013Low close: $15.15; November 9, 2012
Location: Santa Clara, CaliforniaWhat they do: Network securityStock symbol: PANWDate they went public and opening price: July 20, 2012 with shares priced at $42.High close: $71.75; September 10, 2012Low close: $47.23; January 7, 2013
Location: New YorkWhat they do: Online image distributionStock symbol: SSTKDate they went public and opening price: October 11, 2012 with shares priced at $17High close: $34.82; February 25, 2013Low close: $21.79; November 15, 2012
Location: San FranciscoWhat they do: Online reviewsStock symbol: YELPDate they went public and opening price: March 2, 2012 with shares priced at $15High close: $28.40; October 5, 2012Low close: $15.22; June 5, 2012
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The tea party, the most welcome political development since the Goldwater insurgency in 1964, lacks only the patience necessary when America lacks the consensus required to propel fundamental change through our constitutional system of checks and balances. If Washington's trajectory could be turned as quickly as tea partyers wish -- while conservatives control only one-half of one of the two political branches -- their movement would not be as necessary as it is. Fortunately, not much patience is required.
The Goldwater impulse took 16 years to reach fruition in the election of Ronald Reagan. The tea party can succeed in 16 months by helping elect a president who will not veto necessary reforms. To achieve that, however, tea partyers must not help the incumbent achieve his objectives in the debt-ceiling dispute.
One of those is to strike a splashy bargain involving big -- but hypothetical and nonbinding -- numbers. This would enable President Obama to run away from his record and run as a debt-reducing centrist. Another Obama objective is tax increases that shatter Republican unity and dampen the tea party's election-turning intensity. Because he probably can achieve neither, he might want market chaos in coming days so Republicans henceforth can be cast as complicit in the wretched recovery that is his administration's ugly signature.
Mitch McConnell's proposal would require Obama to make three requests for additional debt-ceiling increases. Each time he would be required to recommend commensurate spending reductions. Concerning them, Congress would, of course, retain its constitutional power to do what it wishes.
Thanks largely to the tea party, today, more than at any time since Reagan's arrival 30 years ago, Washington debate is conducted in conservatism's vocabulary of government retrenchment. The debt-ceiling vote, an action-forcing mechanism of limited utility, has at least demonstrated that Obama is, strictly speaking, unbelievable.
Five months ago he submitted a budget that would have accelerated indebtedness, and that the Democratic-controlled Senate rejected in May, 97-0. Just three months ago he was demanding a "clean" increase in the debt ceiling, containing nothing to slow the spending carousel. Now he calls for "the largest possible" debt-reduction deal. Today, he says "if you look at the numbers, then Medicare in particular will run out of money and we will not be able to sustain that program no matter how much taxes go up." Last year he advertised Obamacare as a sufficient reform of health care. He denounces Republicans as uncompromising regarding tax increases, but vows "I will not accept" a deal that does not increase taxes.
Obama's rhetorical floundering is the sound of a bewildered politician trying to be heard over the long, withdrawing roar of ebbing faith in a failing model of governance. From Greece to California, with manifestations in Italy, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Illinois and elsewhere, this model is collapsing. Entangled economic and demographic forces are refuting the practice of ever-bigger government financed by an ever-smaller tax base and by imposing huge costs on voiceless future generations.
Richard Miniter, a Forbes columnist, is right: "Obama is not the new FDR, but the new Gorbachev." Beneath the tattered, fading banner of reactionary liberalism, Obama struggles to sustain a doomed system. Democrats' dependency agenda -- swelling the ranks of government employees, multiplying government-subsidized industries, enveloping ever-more individuals in the entitlement culture -- is buckling under an intractable contradiction: It is incompatible with economic growth sufficient to create enough wealth to feed the multiplying tax eaters.
Events are validating the tea partyers' arguments. Time is on their side -- but not on America's, unless the impediment to reform is removed in 16 months.


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Joint Venture Strategy For Emerging Economy: Evidence From Russian Energy Sector
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South Africa's uninspiring track record in the island nation got worse as Sri Lanka mauled their opponents at the Premadasa Stadium in Colombo by a margin of 180 runs. While the world may be busy following the affairs at Lord's, this is a critical series for South Africa for many reasons. They are beginning a new phase of their journey to the 2015 World Cup as Russell Domingo takes charge of the side after Gary Kirsten chose not to extend his contract post Champions Trophy due to personal reasons.
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WASHINGTON -- Leave it to Gilbert Arenas to come up with yet another way to stand out from the crowd: Before launching a shot these days, he'll make a reference to a small cooking stove usually heated by charcoal.
That's right: Arenas yells, "Hibachi!" then lets the ball fly. After letting his teammates get going Friday night, Arenas started shouting and shooting, and he wound up with 33 points and 10 assists to lead the Washington Wizards past the Charlotte Bobcats 121-109.
"He says it every time he shoots. Everybody hears it -- whenever Gilbert talks, everybody hears," said Caron Butler, who added 24 points for Washington. "He really was screaming it this morning in the shootaround, so 'hibachi' it is. He's on fire, so 'hibachi.'"
Antawn Jamison added 22 points and, for the first game this season, every Wizards starter scored in double figures. They improved to 6-2 at home; they're 0-7 on the road.
"Everybody was sharing the ball and everyone was making shots. We feel good about ourselves," said Arenas, who compiled six assists before he made a field goal. "That's how we look when we're good."
He tends to be good, particularly at home, where he's averaging 33 points -- compared to 18.7 on the road. Arenas also has a way of distinguishing himself, from his number (zero), to throwing a jersey into the crowd after games, to playing online poker at halftime, to having the air in his house thinned so it always feels above sea level.
So it shouldn't be all that surprising that he's come up with a new form of trash talking.
"You know, a hibachi grill gets real hot. That's what my shot's like, so I've been calling it that: 'Welcome to the hibachi,'" Arenas said.
He had plenty of help Friday the other members of Washington's so-called Big Three, the formula the club counted on last season.
"They're very tough, especially when Gilbert is going, and then you've got a guy like Caron, who can always hurt you. And there's the guy who's been doing it for years, Antawn," Charlotte's Adam Morrison said. "They've got such a good perimeter game that it makes it tough all the way around."
Morrison scored 23 points on the day he was honored as Eastern Conference rookie of the month, and Brevin Knight added 22 points and nine assists.
"I love the kid," Arenas said about Morrison. "He's an old Larry Bird throwback, from the hair, the way he walks."
Charlotte began its previous game, a loss to Atlanta on Wednesday, by missing its first 13 field-goal attempts, the worst start to an NBA game since 2004. And Charlotte came in tied for 27th in the league with a 92.1-point team scoring average.
But the Bobcats set season highs for points in a half (63 in the first) and game. Here's another indication of what the offense was like: Nine of the game's 10 starters reached double figures in points; Charlotte's Primoz Brezec only scored eight in 15 minutes, but even he was 3-for-3 from the field.
The Wizards led 31-30 after the first quarter, during which Butler, Etan Thomas and DeShawn Stevenson went a combined 12-for-12 from the field. Butler did, however, miss his second free-throw attempt, ending his streak of consecutive foul shots made at 33.
"It was just a scoring-fest in the first half," Wizards coach Eddie Jordan said. "We couldn't stop anybody. They couldn't stop us."
The Bobcats lost for the fourth time in their last five games and fell to an NBA-worst 4-12. Coach Bernie Bickerstaff pointed to one statistic: His team committed 22 turnovers (six more than Washington) that led to 33 points.
"And, you know, the Wizards aren't the type of team that puts a lot of pressure on you," Bickerstaff said. "We're the culprits."
- Two nights after his first NBA game without a single rebound, Charlotte's Emeka Okafor grabbed 13.
- Starting Saturday at Chicago, Washington plays three of its next four games on the road, where the team will try to avoid what would be a club-record 0-8 mark.
- Fans jeered when Bobcats F Gerald Wallace finished an uncontested breakaway with a layup instead of a dunk in the second quarter. "They booed him for not dunking the ball. They know he's a high flyer," Arenas said. "I was sitting there booing, too."


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waste management Companies in Latin America
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Environmental Forensic Investigations, Inc. (A Member of The Henshaw Group)
Office in PUERTO RICO
EnviroForensics resolves challenging environmental problems, involving political, technical, regulatory, legal, and financial issues, with business-oriented strategies for property owners, businesses, and municipalities. EnviroForensics is an environmental engineering firm of veteran engineers and scientists who offer dynamic leadership and international experience in ...
Vincenty, Heres & Asociados (VHA)
based in San Juan, PUERTO RICO
Vincenty, Heres & Asociados (VHA) is a leading environmental engineering organization in Puerto Rico. Our experience goes back more than 50 years, when our partners were involved in the planning, design, and construction of new wastewater facilities. Since that time, we have continued to work for clients in both the private and public sector. We have completed numerous ...
Tecam Group
Office in Santiago, CHILE
Tecam Group offers advanced environmental technology for Emissions Treatment and for Industrial Waste Incineration. Tecam Group designs, manufactures and installs several technology solutions, such as Thermal Oxidizers (TO), Regenerative Thermal Oxidizers (RTO), Regenerative Catalytic Oxidizers (RCO), Zeolite Rotor-Concentrator + Regenerative Thermal Oxidizers (RTO), ...
Caribbean Environmental Health Institute
based in Castries, ST. LUCIA
The Caribbean Environmental Health Institute (CEHI) was initially established as a project in an attempt by the Region's leaders to address, in an organised manner, the Environmental Health concerns of the people of the English-speaking Caribbean. Today, CEHI has 16 Members States and remains dedicated to finding cost effective solutions to Environmental Health problems ...
Renergon International AG
Office in Interlagos, BRAZIL
Renergon Internationals core competence is design, engineering, construction and operation of biogas plants by means of anaerobic solid-state digestion and waste management & energy concepts. Anaerobic digestion (AD) from Renergon opens a lot of waste to energy solutions for all kinds of organic waste fractions like municipality waste, industrial waste, agricultural ...
Sotkon Waste Systems
Office in São Paulo, BRAZIL
Sotkon is a global provider of underground waste recycling containers for use in public and private areas. The technology is very simple and cost effective and the system is extremely efficient. 3000 litre plastic containers are housed in a concrete bunker just below the surface. Usually in banks of 4 or 5, they enable the people using them to recycle and separate at ...
R.J. Burnside & Associates Limited
Office in St. James, BARBADOS
Burnside is an established and recognized provider of quality services in engineering and environmental consulting. In addition to conventional engineering disciplines, we have specialized experience in various technical fields including water resources, site remediation, energy efficiency, solid waste management, environmental impact assessment and geomatics. Our firm ...
Office in Las Condes, CHILE
Amphos 21 is a group of companies that offers scientific, technical and strategic consulting services in five main market sectors: -Nuclear -Mining -Water -Sustainability -CCS & Climate ChangeWe started our activity in 1994 and it was in 2007 when we adopted our current denomination: Amphos 21.Since its inception, Amphos 21 has developed its activity at an ...
The Trinidad and Tobago Solid Waste Management Company Limited (SWMCOL)
based in Port of Spain, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO
The Trinidad and Tobago Solid Waste Management Company Limited (SWMCOL) offers a variety of services and technologies that meet the needs of customers in the areas of waste management and environmental protection.
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In the March 2005 issue of Linux Journal, I used Maypole to create a Web-based database application in only 18 lines of Perl code. The functionality provided by Maypole is impressive except in one important area: reporting. Consequently, I started to research technologies for producing reports from my Soccer Club system. My goal was to provide a set of standard reports that could be executed from a Web interface.
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While browsing Paul DuBois' excellent MySQL Cookbook, I discovered a command-line option for turning the results of a command-line query into an HTML table (recipe 1.23, page 33). By way of example, consider the following command line:
mysql -e "select name from player" \ -u manager -ppwhere CLUB
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+-------------+ |name | +-------------+ |Robert Plant | |Tim Finn | |James Taylor | |Bryan Adams | |Ian Gillen | |Mick Jagger | |Neil Young | |Bob Dylan | +-------------+
These results not only show the names of all of the players in the Soccer Club database, but they also appear to indicate that the club's players are named after some famous folk and rock singers. When re-run with the HTML creation option, like so:
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It is possible to put the SQL query into a file and then refer to the file on the command line. For example—and assuming the above query is in a file called name.sql—this command line produces the same HTML table:
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Knowing this much, I figured that if I could come up with a means of issuing the HTML-producing command line from a Web interface, I'd be most of the way toward providing my Web reporting solution. So, I wrote a small CGI script in Perl to execute the command line for me.
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After the usual Perl startup lines, the runquery.cgi script starts by defining a series of constant values:
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The location for the MySQL client on your computer may be different from where I have mine, so change the MYSQL constant value if need be. Also, note that I'm hard-coding the values for the database user (USERID), the password (PASSWD) and the database that is to be queried against (DBNAME). Although this may not be the best practice, I am going to explain it away by saying that this is the dirty part of my quick-and-dirty solution. With the constants defined, I indicate that I'm going to use the standard interface to Perl's CGI programming technology:
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The script then creates the command line that runs the query through the MySQL client program. Note that Perl's dot operator is used to concatenate strings:
my $cmdline = MYSQL . ' -H -u ' . USERID . ' -p' . PASSWD . ' ' . DBNAME . "< $query ";
The script then starts to build an HTML page. The header function generates the correct Content-Type header, and the start_html function starts to create the HTML page using the value provided for the page's title:
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The next line of code uses Perl's qx operator to execute the command line and return any resulting output from its execution to a variable, called $results:
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Hi Paul,
I thank you for your generous tip on how we can convert the mySQl results into html in a breezy way.
However I would like to know how I can produce results in html that looks much like command line client, that is the results is bordered by plus, pipe and dash symbols.
Pls advise
Thanks in advance
hy its realy v informative..i actually have to create web interface using perl..have made a database of hospitalsin SQL and now have to create web interface using perl and html..could u plz help me in that
Hi Paul
Tommy Burke from your 2004 Networking class here. Stumbled across this when re-searching a current reporting project for work. It has greatly helped me in getting a headstart on the code and the above makes it a hell of a lot easier to work with the query results rather than parsing through each rown and formatting them into a html page.. :-)
Now if i could only get these damn admins to install CGI,DBI and DBD:Mysql faster!!
Once more an excellent piece of work by you
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Dear Barry,
The teaching style is simply marvelous.
You have consistently simplified a complex task by breaking it into small easy to follow steps.
Though I have no intentions of implementing such an arrangement, I read through the entire article as it easy easy to understand.
Nice comments, thanks!
Shucks ... I'm blushing. Very pleased you liked it.
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For the first time since an F-5 tornado scraped through Canadian County, the OKC West Livestock Market held an auction Wednesday.Video Transcript
THAT'S RIGHT, BEHIND ME YOU SEE A COUPLE HUNDRED HEAD OF CATTLE TODAY THEY DID ABOUT 6 MILLION DOLLARS IN BUSINESS BUT THAT'S NOT ALL. TAKE A LOOK AT THE SEMI-TRUCKS DOZENS OF THEM FROM ALL OVER THE REGION, EACH STAYING FOR MULTIPLE NIGHTS HERE IN EL RENO. --nat sequence- Over 6 thousand cattle sold. ---nat pop--- 12:19 Clip 26 Terry Chapman said, "It is the free enterprise system magnified." --nat pop- Wednesdays are finally back to normal at OKC West. 16:30 Clip 28 Wes Sander said, "I can't believe they're back up this quick." 13:51 Clip 27 Brad Tipton said, "The thing that opened up today is reputation." A reputation for treating the sellers and buyers right and a reputation for a can-do tough as cow hide attitude that seems have been the only thing gone untouched by that f-5. 6:44 Clip 25 Bob Regnier said, "All those stories you hear about in tornadoes, it happened here. Unbelievable." 47 23:56 Clip 29 Bill Barnhard said, "I had 13 people on the property when it hit, nobody had a scratch on them." 59 2:09 Clip 72 Don Erwin said, "You could hear the tin fly off, and then you could hear the metal start to bend." 13 Don Erwin and several others rode it out underneath the huge scale that weighs the cattle he came out after the storm at got back to work rebuilding on this day, he's finally able to get back to his real job. 3:45 Clip 72 Don Erwin said, "Been fortunate, hadn't missed a check." 3:53 Clip 72 Don Erwin said, "You're doing the job you're supposed to be doing and so, we're happy." They've still got a lot rebuilding to do the restaurant is now a vacant lot and they still don't have any offices. But they tell us it will all be back soon enough, and better than before. 8:19 Clip 25 Bob Regnier said, "It'll be better when it's all over but it's an awful way to get it." 22 A KEY PART OF THIS STORY IS THAT THE TORNADO HIT ON A FRIDAY. HAD IT HIT ON A WEDNESDAY LIKE TODAY ... THOUSANDS OF CATTLE WOULD HAVE BEEN LOST... AND DOZENS OF PEOPLE WOULD HAVE BEEN SCRAMBLING FOR COVER. THIS TIME AROUND, THEY REBUILT WITH A 34 PERSON SAFE ROOM, RIGHT NEXT TO THE TRADING FLOOR. REPORTING LIVE IN EL RENO, DAN THOMAS, KOCO 5 NEWS. THE TORNADO DID ABOUT 3 MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF DAMAGE TO THE PROPERTY, BUT THE OWNER DID HAVE INSURANCE.
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The ex-boyfriend's name was not released Wednesday afternoon as he had not been arraigned. Police were still investigating the incident, Barbee said.
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Illness isn't behind all sick days taken from work
The annual sick season is upon us.
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But studies and surveys make it clear that illness gets two-thirds of the blame for "sick" days. One-third of the reasons are all over the map.
Take the employee who couldn't come to work because of a toe stuck in a faucet. Or the employee who was upset after watching "The Hunger Games" movie. Or the one whose hair turned orange in a home dye job.
All three were real-life examples shared in a recent CareerBuilder survey in which human resource managers were asked for unusual absence excuses they'd heard.
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A 2010 Mercer/Marsh report on the financial effect of employee absences said the cost of unplanned time off amounted to 5.8 percent of total payroll costs.
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In other words, one-fourth of employers' payroll expenses cover work time when employees aren't at work.
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RAYNE - Notre Dame's boys' tennis team opened the 2010 campaign with a 6-4 victory over the Abbeville Wildcats earlier in the week at Mauboules Park.
Newcomer Charlie Mayeux paced the Pios with a solid performance at No. 1 in singles action, topping John Paul Nguyen, 8-2. Max John, playing in the No. 2 spot, lost to Luis Lopez (8-3).
The Pios bounced back with victories at the fourth and fifth courts when Robert Lavergne defeated David Nguyen (8-6) and Connor Broussard topped Kevin Nguyen (8-4).
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Notre Dame's girls' tennis team lost a close 3-2 decision to the Academy of the Sacred Heart Thursday.
At #1, Katie Reggie was defeated by Adrianna Vallee.
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