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Behind two home runs by Raul Ibanez and Ryan Howard, the Phils easily defeat the Braves, 6-1.
Thanks to two round trippers by Raul Ibanez and Ryan Howard, the Phils defeat the Braves with ease, 6-1.
In the top of the second inning, with the bases loaded, via singles by Shane Victorino and Ben Francisco, with Victorino stopping at second base, and a walk to Wilson Valdez, moving both Victorino and Francisco up a base, and with two men out, Roy Halladay give the Phils a 2-0 lead with a two-run single, scoring both Victorino and Francisco, while sending Valdez over to third base. The Phils made it a 3-0 lead in the third as, with one man out, Raul Ibanez hits a solo home run, his fourth home run of the spring. The Braves cut the Phils' lead in the fourth as, with the bases loaded, via a single by Chipper Jones, a walk to Dan Uggla, sending Jones to second base, and with Jason Heyward being hit by the pitch, moving up a base both Jones and Uggla, and with nobody out, Eric Hinske hits a sacrifice fly, knocking in Jones, making it a 3-1 Phils' lead, while sending Uggla up to third base. The Phils took a 5-1 lead in the fifth as, with one man on, and with two men out, Ryan Howard hits a two-run home run, his fifth home run of the spring, scoring Luis Castillo, who had earlier reached base on a force out, 4-6, wiping out Placido Polanco, who had earlier walked, then went to second on Ibanez's ground out, three-unassisted. Two batters later, with a man on first, via a Victorino single, and with still two men out, Francisco hits an RBI double, knocking in Victorino, giving the Phils a 6-1 lead. This would end up being the final score, as the Phils turned back a threat in the ninth inning, as the Braves loaded up the bases, via walks to Hinske, who then moved up to second on a Jordan Ellis wild pitch, a walk to Ed Lucas and a single to J.C. Boscan, with Hinske stopping at third base and Lucas at second, with one man out, before Ellis dug in and struck out first Brandon Hicks, and then pinch hitter Joe Mather, both swinging.
Roy Halladay (4-0, 0.42) got the win as he pitched three strong innings, giving up just a hit, while striking out three. Michael Schwimer recorded his second hold of the spring as he pitched two innings, giving up a run on a hit and two walks,while striking out two. B.J. Rosenberg, Jose Contreras and Jordan Ellis followed with four scoreless inning, as they combine for two hits (Rosenberg (1), Ellis (1)) and two walks (Ellis), while striking out two batters (Ellis). Kenshin Kawakami took the lost (0-1, 3.75) as he pitched four innings, giving up three runs on five hits and a walk, while striking out two. Cristhian Martinez pitched an inning, giving up three runs on three hits and a walk, while striking out a batter. Jaye Chapman, Eric O'Flaherty and Craig Kimbrel followed with four scoreless innings, giving up a hit (Kimbrel) and a walk (Chapman), while striking out four Phils between them (Chapman (2), O'Flaherty (1), Kimbrel (1)).
The Phils had nine hits in the game, with Ryan Howard (Single, Home Run, 2 RBIs), Shane Victorino (Singles) and Ben Francisco (Single, Double, RBI) leading the team with two hits each. John Mayberry, Jr. (Single), Raul Ibanez (Home Run, RBI) and Roy Halladay (Single, 2 RBIs) had the other three Phils' hits.
The Phils Grapefruit League record is now 19-13, leading NL teams, while Roy Halladay showed himself to be ready for his opening day assignment against the Astros this coming Friday.
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Nice to see the redstripes do a little pre-seasonal thumping of the Braves to remind them of the NL East pecking order. Still, it is great to see the Phillies have made the adjustments and arrangements to fill their 2B and closer holes until a healthier Utley and Lidge can contribute.
I know there will not be any "official" announcement on Lidge until Tuesday, but it is better to get him 100% now than have him go down during a critical series or portion of the season. One or two weeks now will not cost the season….But a implosion or abscence in September could be an unexpected disaster.
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It most certainly was.
As for the adjustments at second and in the closer spot, well, I'm just hoping that Castillo does not become an hinderance instead of an asset, since we really have no idea if Chase will be back by the All-Star break. As for Lidge, yeah, better to shut him down now, and give him a chance to get better than to do it when it is really going to count.

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So many people say the iron drops are a nuisance, and yet the standard recomendation for Preemies is indeed to give iron at 1-2 months: anyone know how best to do this and minimize sypmtoms? are any brands better than others? Any time of day better? Split it up or all at once? Thanks!


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In Matthew 14:13-21, when Jesus feeds the 5000 men (not counting women and children), Jesus is revealing much about the character God. God is a God of compassion, a God who suffers with humans and is moved to action by suffering. This not the "unmoved mover" of the Greek and Roman philosophers or one of the gods depicted in Greek and Roman mythology who view humanity as being there for their own use and amusement. God is not a dispassionate observer of human affairs. God is moved to act (Jewish scholar Abraham Heschel refers to God as "the most moved mover"). Often that action is through human agency, no matter how modest or grudgingly offered. God calls one to live compassionately and empowers one to feed others as everyone have been so graciously fed.
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October 18, 2012 —
Clearly, none of us are getting any younger. Still smarting from the reality check that was my 40th high school reunion, I've been forced to take a good look in the mirror and assess the situation. "I've looked better," I rasped, as I prepared to make my way to the North American Cultural Laboratory (NACL) in Highland Lake.
Aware that the NACL presents theatre that is new and unusual, I took a peek at their website (www.nacl.org [2]) and read that I was about to experience an evening of Russian playwright Anton Chekhov's "Three Sisters" turned upside down by a theatrical troupe out of New York called "Conni's Avant Garde Restaurant." Intrigued, I investigated further and learned that "Conni's is not a locale but an elite group of adventurous theatrical performers. Our events mix the ingredients of fine food, drink, song, dance, text, spectacle, and most importantly: you." (www.avantgarderestaurant.com [3])
Back aching and feeling a bit creaky, I heaved myself out of the truck and put on a happy face, knowing that (if nothing else) I was in for a wild ride. Sure enough, Conni's crew delivered. In the old days, a production like this might have been called "theatre of the absurd" and the promise of "song, dance and spectacle" was pretty much spot-on. Suffice it to say that the show was memorable. Between the meal (bread, borscht and beer), Conni's colorful cast of characters (say that three times!) and enthusiastic audience participation, the promise of an evening where "artists rule and fascinating people come together to celebrate life, food and all that is good" was fulfilled.
On Sunday, October 21, I'll be on stage (uh oh) at the NACL, hosting "True Confessions: The Game Show," an interactive story telling experience that involves local "yarnslingers," some of whom will share true stories taken from the pages of their lives, while others will be lying. It's up to the audience to ferret out the real from the imagined, and Dharma the wonder dog will be handing out prizes as my trusty canine sidekick. Will the audience be entertained? I'll get back to you on that.
Prior to my pre-holiday meeting to help organize Santa's Village (www.facebook.com/santas-village [4]), which helps to make children's Christmas wishes come true, I decided to hang draperies from the ceiling of my bedroom in an effort to create a canopy effect, in keeping with my "Green Acres" decor. Huffing and puffing, I stapled and nailed, all the while thinking about St. Nick's workshop and the scores of elves needed to accomplish the goals set forth by head elf Dave Dunlap and the cadre of volunteers who join him every year to collect "Toys for Tots" donations in addition to assisting kids in the local chapter of Court Appointed Special Advocates (www.casa4kidsinc.org [5]).
Contorting my old bones into positions better left to the younger set, I did a little twist and emitted a muffled shout as my back gave out and I went down for the count. Unwilling to cancel my plans, I took a moment and pressed on, thinking more about the kids than myself (imagine that!), understanding that before long, the holidays will be upon us and that it's all in the planning. Moaning and groaning (Attorneys at Law), I got to the meeting and signed on to participate in the fifth year of the event, which will take place on December 14 and 15 at Dave and Corrinne's Hilltop Home near Monticello, NY. Country star Jimmy Wayne will kick off the event on November 17 at Sullivan County Community College with the Thunder 102 team (www.thunder102.com [6]), and there will be additional events and surprises all around the Upper Delaware Valley in conjunction with the Dunlap's winter wonderland.
I understand that the Santa Express (www.facebook.com/santaexpress [7]) also will be making its way to a town near you, spreading more goodwill toward all as the snow flurries.
So I'm taking to my canopied bed for a bit of rest before the merriment begins in earnest. Taking a brief respite seems prudent (IMHO), considering my reflection and the new wrinkles that appear daily. Feeling a little wobbly and far from young, I'll try to keep you posted on upcoming events, even though Halloween still looms on the horizon. Will I be able to stand up straight and join the other tin soldiers come Christmas? I'll get back to you on that.


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Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development spokesman John Dipko told The Associated Press on Wednesday that the BLS has confirmed Wisconsin jobs grew by 23,608 in 2011. Dipko provided the AP with an email from BLS confirming that the data had been verified, but the final jobs number was not included in that email.
Dipko says the number is based off the data that received the final BLS sign-off. He says the state will publish those numbers on its website Friday.
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The cardinals will fill out ballots in the Sistine Chapel until all 77 ballots – two-thirds plus one of the cardinal electors – reach a consensus. NBC's Anne Thompson reports.
When the College of Cardinals convenes Tuesday to choose a pope, it will revive a centuries-old tradition — cut off from the world by an oath of secrecy and doors that close with a firm and final thud.
In a ritual that has been described by participants as solemn and moving, the cardinals will gather in the Sistine Chapel for their conclave, a word drawn from the Latin terms for "with" and "key." They will vote, four times a day after the first day, until they settle on a leader for the world's 1.2 billion Roman Catholics.
In many respects, the ritual is unchanged from the rules Pope Gregory X instituted 800 years ago. But this time, there's a wild card: The previous pope, Benedict XVI, is still alive, and while he won't be in the room, he will probably have an indirect say in the outcome.
Benedict spent just seven years as pope but appointed 67 of the 115 cardinals eligible to vote on his successor. The rest were appointed by his predecessor and theological soul mate, Pope John Paul II. Benedict also made changes to the voting rules that could keep the cardinals working long past the four ballots it took to elect him in 2005.
"It takes as long as it takes. No one wants to rush this," Cardinal Daniel Di Nardo, the archbishop of Houston, told reporters this week. While he spoke, Vatican workers were preparing the chapel for the gathering — closing it to visitors and installing anti-bugging devices and the stove where the cardinals' ballots will be burned to produce the black or white smoke that tells the world how they're coming along.
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However long it takes, the cardinals will be locked inside the Vatican, with no newspapers, no TV, no radio, no Twitter or Facebook.
During the day, they will deliberate inside the Sistine Chapel, beneath Michelangelo's breathtaking "Creation of Adam," with its famous depiction of God and Adam touching fingers.
At night, they will bed down in the Casa Santa Marta, which John Paul II had built in 1996. It's relatively modest but a dramatic upgrade from what the cardinals were provided before then — cubicles furnished only with cots and washbasins, with but one bathroom per 10 people.
Pope Benedict XVI delivered his final audience Feb. 28, 2013, in St. Peter's Square as he prepared to stand down.
Usually, the dean of the College of Cardinals presides, but the current dean, Cardinal Angelo Sodano, is 85 and disqualified from the voting, which is limited to cardinals under 80. So Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, the prefect emeritus of the Congregation for Bishops, will be in charge.
Custom and conclave rules fashioned over centuries mean the cardinals have assigned seating, with the prime seats going to two "cardinal bishops" — the senior Rome cardinals who are younger than age 80 and therefore eligible to vote.
Then come the four patriarchs of the Eastern Catholic churches, the middle-ranking "cardinal priests" who make up the bulk of the college, and the most junior members, the "cardinal deacons."
"It does look quite dramatic, all of the cardinals dressed in scarlet sitting around," said Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor, former president of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales, who took part in Benedict's election in 2005.
Then somebody says extra omnes: Everybody out except the cardinals.
"That's a very dramatic moment, because the door is shut — there's a thud," Murphy-O'Connor, who is too old to take part this time, told the BBC in a long interview for its radio documentary series "Witness" last month. "I remember looking around at the other 114 cardinals and thinking to myself, 'Well, one of us will be going out with a white cassock on.'"
Ballot after ballot, day after day
Once locked in the room, the cardinals will take a collective oath of secrecy. That's followed by a roll call in which each cardinal, with his hand on the Bible, individually swears: "And I, (name), do so promise, pledge and swear. So help me God and these Holy Gospels which I touch with my hand," according to John L. Allen's book "Conclave: The Politics, Personalities, and Process of the Next Papal Election."
Allen, Vatican correspondent for the National Catholic Reporter, is considered one of the world's foremost experts on the church. His book, published in 2002, is an encyclopedic chronicle of how things work when the cardinals gather. Much of what else is publicly known about the process comes from the Vatican's Code of Canon Law and history and apostolic letters on the election of the pope issued in 1996 by John Paul II and in 2007 by Benedict XVI.
When the voting finally begins Tuesday, there will be one round of voting in the afternoon, followed by two every morning and two every afternoon until someone gets two-thirds of the votes.
Each cardinal gets two or three ballot papers, inscribed Eligo in summum pontificem ("I elect as supreme pontiff"). They're encouraged to disguise their handwriting and to fold the paper twice to prevent eavesdropping.
Then each cardinal walks up to an altar that stands before Michelangelo's turbulent "Last Judgment." After kneeling in a brief moment of prayer, he recites in Latin: "I call as my witness Christ the Lord, who will be my judge, that my vote is given to the one who before God I think should be elected." He then slides his ballot into a chalice using a large circular plate.
Three cardinals chosen at random count the ballots; three others chosen at random check their work. The cardinals can keep their own tallies, because each vote is read out before it's threaded with a needle and string; at the end, they're all gathered by the strings and tied together in a knot. Assuming there's no winner, the session's second round of voting begins immediately.
Twice a day, after the morning and afternoon sessions, the ballots are burned in a special stove.
That's how the masses outside know how things are going. If there's no new pope, the knotted-up ballots are treated with damp straw or a special chemical so that they produce a black smoke. The dramatic appearance of white smoke — signaling a winner — is produced by using a different chemical or by leaving it out altogether.
Technically, the cardinals are supposed to keep their own counsel, but many accounts over the decades make it clear that extensive debate and discussion goes on during breaks and in the residence.
A (relatively) new way of doing things
Benedict's election was unusually quick, coming after only four ballots. More commonly, the balloting takes a few days, and because of a change Benedict instituted in 2007, there's the potential for a long conclave this time.
Benedict was elected under rules stipulating that after about 30 ballots, depending on how many votes are taken on the first day, the cardinals could choose to drop the threshold for election to a simple majority.
Benedict threw out that stipulation, meaning a two-thirds vote will be needed for all of the ballots. After 33 or 34 ballots, and occasional one-day breaks for prayer and reflection, the election is narrowed to the two leading vote-getters — but even then, Benedict ordered, the winner has to get two-thirds.
Many "Vaticanisti" — the pundits and journalists who obsessively follow the political goings-on of the church — predict that this change will result in a compromise pope, with the leader in early balloting ultimately fading.
Eventually, someone will be chosen, at which point the senior cardinal will ask the winner, "Do you accept your canonical election as Supreme Pontiff?" If he says yes (accepto), he is the pope, just like that. The new pope will then declare his papal name.
"Then he goes out," Murphy-O'Connor said. "There's a papal tailor outside with three cassocks, white cassocks — large, medium and small — and then after 10 minutes or so he comes back and he's put in the middle and we all go up and kiss his ring.
"It doesn't matter how you voted, whatever. He's the pope now," Murphy-O'Connor added. "It's very dramatic, it's very moving, and it's very faithful."
After the white smoke appears — historically triggering extended cheers from the thousands gathered outside — a senior cardinal will step onto the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica and declare: Annuntio vobis gaudium magnum. Habemus papam. ("I announce to you news of great joy. We have a pope.")
The new pope, whoever he is, then appears before the throng and performs his first official public act. It is a simple apostolic blessing called Urbi et orbi ("to the city and the world"):
May the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul, in whose power and authority we have confidence, intercede on our behalf to the Lord.
Through the prayers and merits of the Blessed Mary ever-virgin, of Blessed Michael the Archangel, of Blessed John the Baptist and of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul and of all the saints, may Almighty God have mercy on you, and with your sins forgiven, may Jesus Christ lead you into everlasting life.
May the Almighty and merciful Lord grant you indulgence, absolution and remission of all your sins, time for a true and fruitful penance, an always repentant heart and amendment of life, the grace and consolation of the Holy Spirit and final perseverance in good works.
And may the blessing of Almighty God, and the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit descend on you and remain with you always.


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New England Patriots wide receiver Aaron Dobson hauls in a touchdown pass in front of Miami Dolphins cornerback Nolan Carroll during the second half of Sunday's game in Foxborough, Mass.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The New England Patriots played the first half like they were heading for their third loss in four games.
Then came their best third quarter of the season. Now, they're tied for the third-best record in the AFC.
"We obviously have a long way to go," Tom Brady said, "but it feels good to be 6-2."
The Patriots got there with a 27-17 win over the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, rallying from their worst half of the year. They trailed 17-3 then outscored the Dolphins 17-0 in the third quarter.
Quite a change from their other seven games when they were outscored 44-9 in that period.
"The prior games we didn't have as much third-quarter energy as we needed, kind of like we do at the start of the game," Patriots defensive end Rob Ninkovich said. "The second half we played how we wanted to play for the whole game."
The Dolphins (3-4) saw no need to make many halftime adjustments, not with the way they outgained the Patriots 175 yards to 59 in the first 30 minutes.
"We found a groove in the first half," quarterback Ryan Tannehill said after the Dolphins' fourth straight loss, then made "some minor adjustments, but we were comfortable with the success we were having in the first half."
One week after throwing a career-high three touchdown passes, Tannehill threw two in the first half — a 4-yarder to Brandon Gibson and a 5-yarder to Daniel Thomas — as the Dolphins took a 14-0 lead.
The Patriots tied it during the third quarter with two TDs in 1 minute, 46 seconds — Brady's 14-yard pass to Aaron Dobson and Brandon Bolden's 2-yard run. They capped their strong quarter with Stephen Gostkowski's 48-yard, go-ahead field goal with 8 seconds left, then scored on Stevan Ridley's 3-yard run midway through the fourth quarter.
Five things we learned from the Patriots' seventh straight win over the Dolphins:
The individual statistics are subpar. Brady's 116 yards passing were his second-fewest in seven seasons. And his 74.9 passer rating for the year is the lowest of his career, not counting 2000 when he threw just three passes as a rookie. And he threw an interception on his first pass Sunday. But the Patriots won even though his throwing hand appeared to be swollen.
"It's perfect," Brady said. "I don't know (how) anyone knows what the back of my right hand looks like, but it looks fine to me and it feels good."
Another day, another injury to a key Patriots player. Right tackle Sebastian Vollmer was driven off the field on the back of a cart after hurting his leg in the second quarter and didn't return. The Patriots already were without four key injured defenders — defensive tackles Vince Wilfork and Tommy Kelly, linebacker Jerod Mayo and cornerback Aqib Talib. Yet, they lead the AFC East by two games.
"It's tough losing guys on the offensive line," Brady said, "but the guys that were in there stepped in and did a great job."
Gibson didn't play after hurting his left knee in the first quarter and was on crutches in the Miami locker room. There were no updates on him or Vollmer.
Two costly penalties hurt the Dolphins. Safety Jimmy Wilson was flagged for a questionable 21-yard pass interference call against tight end Rob Gronkowski that moved the ball to the Miami 33. That led to Gostkowski's 34-yard field goal that cut the Dolphins lead to 14-3 late in the first half. Then Olivier Vernon was called for illegally batting forward a ball that Brady fumbled. Tackle Nate Solder recovered for the Patriots at the Miami 45. But the 10-yard penalty was marked from the line of scrimmage, giving the Patriots the ball at the Miami 13. Ridley scored four plays later.
The Dolphins obtained Bryant McKinnie from the Baltimore Ravens last Monday to help their weak pass protection. He started at left tackle and Tannehill was sacked six times. That makes it a league-high 32 this season.
McKinnie "looked like he did some good things," Miami coach Joe Philbin said. "I thought our protection was better."
Both teams had strong ground games with the Dolphins rushing for 156 yards and the Patriots picking up 152.
Miami's Lamar Miller led all runners with 89 yards and Ridley had 79. "The holes were a little bit tight at first" Ridley said. "As the game progressed, the offensive line, we really started leaning on them and some creases were in there."MORE IN Sports WireOXON HILL, Md. Wade Davis already had closed out a World Series. Full StoryBOSTON New Boston Red Sox pitcher Chris Sale said he isnt worried that he might not be the ace... Full StoryNORMAN, Okla. Full Story
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A Latter-day Saints bishop went undercover as a homeless man in his congregation last Sunday. He wanted to use his disguise as a tool to teach about compassion this Thanksgiving.
David Musselman is the bishop of the Taylorsville Fourth Ward in Utah. He said the idea to dress as a homeless man came to him one night while he was pondering how to inspire people to show more kindness and acceptance of others.
"The main thing I was trying to get across was we don't need to be so quick to judge," said Musselman.
The bishop enlisted the help of his friend Tara Starling, a professional makeup artist, to come up with the disguise.
"When he presented this idea to me, I said when and where…let's do it," said Starling.
Starling used makeup and fake hair as part of Musselman's disguise. He was so unrecognizable that not even his wife or children knew who he was.
Ward member Jaimi Larsen also didn't recognize the homeless man as Musselman when he came walking into the chapel on Sunday.
"He was dirty. He was crippled. He was old. He was mumbling to himself," said Larsen.
Musselman said he got a lot of mixed reaction from ward members. One member even told him to leave church property. Later, that member admitted he had been worried for the safety of the congregation.
The reaction that touched Musselman the most was from the children.
"I was impressed by the children. I could see in their eyes they wanted to do more," said Musselman.
Larsen says she watched from the chapel as Musselman walked to the pulpit -- his disguise so real, she had no idea that he was about to reveal himself as their bishop.
"He quoted the song 'Have I Done Any Good in the World Today?'," said Larsen.
After telling the audience what he was grateful for, Musselman finally revealed his true identity and took off his disguise. Larson says a hush fell over the crowd.
"I started feeling ashamed because I didn't say hello to this man. I didn't offer him anything because I didn't feel like I had anything to offer," said Larsen.
Musselman is touched by his ward members' actions, but he says it wasn't his goal to embarrass or make them feel ashamed. Instead, he wanted them to remember to be kind to people from all walks of life -- not just at the holidays, but all year long.


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The state is getting $71 million dollars as part of a foreclosure abuse settlement.
Hawaii is among 49 states that agreed to a $25 billion settlement with five of the country's largest mortgage providers in the wake of foreclosure abuses and fraud.
"Everybody knows what kind of mess the banks created with their bad servicing standards, their fraud, their runaround and all of the, 'Oh gee, I'm sorry we can't help you,' kind of attitude,'" said state Attorney General David Louie.
The state's $71 million settlement comes from the joint state and federal $25 billion settlement with five banks: Bank of America, J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., Wells Fargo, Citigroup and Ally Financial.
Of Hawaii's $71 million settlement, $50 million will go toward loan modifications, Louie said.
"That's where the banks will lower the amount of the mortgage to help make these mortgages more affordable," Louie said.
Another $9 million will go to refinancing relief for homeowners who are underwater on their mortgages, Louie said.
And $3.2 million will go toward homeowners who were improperly foreclosed upon, making them eligible for up to $2,000 each.
"I do not mean to suggest in any way that $2,000 would be adequate compensation for losing their house," Louie said.
Another $8.2 million will be put into a trust and eventually be used for services such as credit counseling and mediation.
The deal prevents the state from suing the banks, but does not prevent homeowners from suing mortgage providers who improperly foreclosed on them.
The settlement also does not protect the banks from criminal liability.
Oklahoma was the only state that did not agree to the deal.
For more information on the settlement and how you can get your share if you were improperly foreclosed on, go to the AS SEEN ON section of this website or to http://www.nationalmortgagesettlement.com.


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I posted this originally yesterday but since then it's gotten worse...
She will only nurse from the breast (either breast) at night, but takes pumped milk from either breast happily from her daddy during the day - though he says she burst out crying in the middle of a bottle today, which is odd. He did coax her to take about half a normal feeding from me from the preferred breast in the sidelying position.
She's been very farty today, and she demands to be exercising, either doing assisted situps or assisted standing.
I'm getting concerned enough to consider taking her to a pediatrician - of course, as we're moving cross country and visiting family now, I'd have to take her to the urgent care center of the pediatric ward of an unfamiliar hospital, which I am of course not eager to do.
Anyone have any ideas or advice?
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My baby is 14 weeks old and has started refusing the left breast. She has preferred the right breast for some time, and for a few weeks leading up to this refusal needed to be coaxed and rocked to take the left breast, but now she won't take it at all. She gets extremely upset, fights the breast, then tries to settle but then gets angry again as soon as she gets the nipple in her mouth.
I had mastitis in my right breast about 6 weeks ago. My left breast has always been the heavier producer, since the mastitis in the other breast lowered the volume of the right breast, but I don't think the volume of the left breast has really gone up that much. My letdown is heavy but she's handled it fine up until now.
I have tried pumping the milk and giving it to my husband to try out - (she won't take a bottle from me at all) and she downs it happily from the bottle, so it doesn't seem to be the taste. I tasted it and it seems to be just like the right.
I have tried changing from our regular cradle hold to a football hold, thinking she maybe doesn't want to lay on that side. She will snack a bit in this position before she starts the screaming, but really only four or five sucks.
Wierdly, at night she has no problem with this breast - she'll latch right on and empty it out completely. I thought maybe she just wanted the side-lying position, but she still refuses to take the left breast during the day at all even in this position.
We are in the process of moving cross country and so there is a lot of stress. I'm thinking about just pumping the left and letting hubby bottlefeed her from that side to keep production up until we are at the new house and settled, but wanted to see if anyone has any ideas.


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Related Reading
Programming Visual Basic for the Palm OS
In this excerpt from Programming Visual Basic for the Palm OS, learn how to design conduits using VB for the Palm OS.
There are several major design principles for a conduit. The first, and most important, is that the conduit runs as quickly as possible. No one wants to wait while synchronization grinds on and on. Honoring the fast and slow sync flags will help you to optimize performance. A fast conduit also minimizes the use of the Palm device's serial port. This is important, because serial port use can drain the PDA's batteries very quickly.
The second principle is that a conduit must always move application data in a natural way between the Palm device and the desktop. Your user relies completely on this behavior. She also relies on the conduit to restore all data in case of a disaster. If your conduit is not correctly implemented, or has bugs, user acceptance of your application will suffer greatly.
A third principle is that your conduit must be able to run without attention from the user. While this is a good design principle for software in general, it is especially important for a conduit. This is because the user might be synchronizing from a remote location, communicating with the HotSync manager over a modem or network connection. The user will not be able to respond to any prompts or dialog boxes that a conduit might display on the desktop. This will cause the entire HotSync session to hang.
Palm provides some more design guidelines in the C/C++ Conduit Companion; you should certainly study those before implementing your own conduit.
If you are building a mirror-image conduit, then follow the logic diagrammed earlier in Tables 4-2, 4-3, and 4-4, as they apply to your application. If you don't allow desktop editing of data in your application, for example, then your conduit doesn't have to support it, either.
Having a user interface and allowing the user to override the conduit's default behavior will help you achieve acceptance. If at all possible, support uploading or downloading all records from your user interface.
Note that if your Palm database design maps into a relational database, and you used the AppForge database tools described in Chapter 4, then you can likely use the Universal Conduit. We discuss the pros and cons of the Universal Conduit in Chapter 5, and show you how to use it to integrate SQL Server data into your applications.
Not all synchronization situations require you to implement a conduit. It is perfectly appropriate to make a new database from scratch and download it to the device, if you know that all or most of your application's data has changed.
Simply generate your database from the new data, and put it in the HotSync installation directory.[2] The database will be automatically deployed to the device with the next synchronization, overwriting any existing PDA data in the process. If your application has a database that is read-only, and that is periodically refreshed, you can use this technique. If your sales department produces a list of prices that changes monthly, then you don't need to execute a conduit every day.
In This Series
Building Palm Conduits, Part 4
Building Palm Conduits, Part 3
Building Palm Conduits, Part 1
Not having a conduit can greatly simplify the distribution of your application. You don't have to worry about developing an installation script for your conduit and its associated runtime objects.
If the Palm Desktop is configured properly, the Windows default shell action for PRC and PDB files is to call the Palm Instapp.exe program, which will copy the file into the Palm desktop installation directory.
This means that you can post your database files on the Web or in ZIP archives. When your user downloads or extracts your file and double-clicks it, it is queued for installation at the next HotSync.
The Conduit Development Kit (CDK) is freely downloadable from the Palm web site.[3] The CDK contains libraries and runtime bindings for VB and COM, as well as the C/C++ language. The InstallShield wizard puts everything into the directory you select (see Figure 4-3).
You can choose to install only the COM libraries, samples, and documentation by using the custom installation procedure and deselecting the C/API. We recommend performing a full installation, because the C/API contains some additional documentation you will find useful.
The Com folder contains the VB tutorial and sample projects, an installation tool, and another directory that simply contains links to the documents mentioned above. Most of the sample projects in the CDK are primers that focus on explaining at most one or two parts of the CDK. There is also a longer example, SyncSamp, which replaces the default Memo conduit and illustrates a complete conduit.
The Common folder contains the CDK programs and libraries used when developing conduits. This folder also contains the documentation, in both Adobe PDF and Microsoft Help formats. Earlier releases of the CDK runtime are supplied for backward compatibility; these won't help you, because only the most recent release supports VB development.
If you have the Palm desktop software installed on your development machine, as is required to run AppForge, there are some issues you should be aware of when you install the CDK. By default, your system uses the HotSync manager that was installed with the Palm desktop software. Unfortunately, the ActiveX objects needed to develop and debug conduits are not installed with earlier releases of the Palm desktop.
If you have the luxury of developing your applications and software on separate computers, the following step is unnecessary. Otherwise, you will have to alter the desktop configuration so that the new HotSync manager runs during the synchronization process. Use the Microsoft RegEdit.exe tool, and alter the two registry keys as shown in Example 4-1. Note that the location of the updated HotSync manager depends on where you installed the CDK on your filesystem.
Example 4-1: Registry settings for HotSync manager
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\U.S. Robotics\Pilot Desktop\Core
HotSyncPath = C:\CDK401\Common\Bin\C4.01\Hotsync.exe
Path = C:\CDK401\Common\Bin\C4.01
This is a good time to run the CDK tutorial SimpleDB, which shows how to run and debug a program under the control of the HotSync manager. This is how all conduits are executed, and it is important that you get comfortable with this environment. Running the tutorial also ensures that all of the CDK components are properly installed, and that the new HotSync manager is running correctly.
To run the tutorial, use the CondCfg.exe program to register the VB development environment as a conduit. Once the HotSync manager calls the VB IDE, you are in control and can test and debug your conduits with all the powerful VB features to which you are accustomed.
Let's walk through the steps required to configure the tutorial. Start the CondCfg.exe tool to show all the currently registered conduits, and to add, edit, and delete conduits. If you are developing on your own Palm desktop, be careful not to disturb the settings for the native Palm applications! We disable all conduits except those actually under development; this both increases the speed of the synchronization process and provides some security from data corruption. Press the
Add button to bring up the
Conduit Information dialog, into which you enter the settings for your conduit (see Figure 4-4). First, you must enter
ComConduit.dll in the name field. The HotSync manager uses this DLL to locate and instantiate COM conduits.
Because each conduit handles exactly one application on the Palm device, you must enter the unique Creator ID of your application. (There must be only one conduit registered for any Palm application. CondCfig.exe will not allow you to register a second conduit for the same application, or, more precisely, an application with the same Creator ID).
TIP: If there is no application on the Palm device with this ID, then the conduit will not run. You must install your Palm application first.
For our sample conduit, we entered
Ch4a as the Creator ID. In addition, we entered
Ch4aDB in the optional remote database field. As we'll see later, the HotSync manager provides the conduit with a more accurate list of databases during an actual synchronization session.
In the extra information group box at the bottom of the dialog, select the
Conduit radio option button. Enter the full path to the VB IDE in the COM client field.
Leave all the other fields blank or with the default values. These settings were shown earlier in Figure 4-4. Press the
OK button to register the new settings, and restart the HotSync manager. Then exit the configuration tool.
Now put the Palm device into the cradle and press the HotSync button. Although the synchronization process runs normally, the VB IDE doesn't activate. That is because the HotSync manager could not find an application on the Palm device with a Creator ID of
You will need to download our sample application for this chapter and install the application file Ch4a.prc. After the application is installed, perform a HotSync one more time. This time, the HotSync manager on the desktop displays the message
Status: Synchronizing COMConduit, and the VB IDE pops up.
Now you can test your environment by opening SimpleDB.vbp in the CDK Tutorial folder. This VB project opens the native Memo application, and reads all the records that match a search term. Set a breakpoint in the button click event, and press
F8 to step through the program. Note that Palm device displays
Synchronizing Memo Pad, because the Memo database has been opened during a HotSync session. You are now communicating as a conduit with the Palm device from VB!
If the VB IDE doesn't appear, put the HotSync manager into its verbose mode. First, stop the HotSync manager by right-clicking on its icon in the Windows system tray, and select
Exit. Next, restart the HotSync manager with the
-v option from the command line. After synchronizing, you can review the diagnostic log for errors. To do this, right-click on the icon and select
View Log.
If the SimpleDB project doesn't connect to the Palm, or exhibits other errors, check that the Palm conduit references are set correctly (these are shown later in this chapter in Figure 4-7). You do this from the VB IDE by choosing the
References option from the
Project menu. If these references are missing, try registering those ActiveX libraries by hand and restarting VB.
If you stepped through the SimpleDB CDK sample project, you saw that the VB code manipulated the Palm device's databases and records using COM objects. Let's dig a little deeper into the HotSync architecture to see how a conduit communicates with the Palm device.
Recall from Figure 4-1 that the COM Sync Suite provides the interface to the HotSync manager and the Palm device.
The Sync Suite itself has several layers to isolate its interface from the underlying details of the HotSync application and to support both VB/COM and C/C++ conduits. This layered approach frees the VB programmer from worrying about messy details such as which serial port the HotSync manager is using to communicate with the Palm device.
To simplify conduit development, the Sync Suite provides COM objects and classes that encapsulate the HotSync manager, the user, and databases on the Palm device. A utility class is provided to handle things like Motorola byte ordering and unique record identifiers.[4] These classes and their relationships are shown in Figure 4-5.
There are VB projects in the CDK that cover these objects and interfaces. Rather than enumerate all of them here, we will discuss the major ones we encounter as we develop our simple conduit. Once you understand the framework, you can use the VB Object Browser and the Conduit Reference manual to find the special properties you need for your conduit.
The HotSync manager expects your ActiveX conduit to implement the IPDClientNotify interface, which it calls when it needs your services, either to synchronize or to access configuration settings and preferences.
The sample code for this chapter includes an AppForge application project, Ch4a.vbp, and an ActiveX conduit project, Ch4aCond.vbp.
You can use the application to create, edit and delete records on the Palm device. This application creates a database that consists of text records with a single field. Figure 4-6 shows the application's user interface on the Palm PDA. The application has a Creator ID of
Ch4a, and the database is named
There is no corresponding Windows application for this example. Instead, we represent desktop records using text files in a desktop folder. We will use the record identifier from the Palm database as the filename--this will guarantee uniqueness in our naming system. Synchronized desktop records have the extension .REC. Newly added desktop records will have the extension .NEW, deleted records will have the extension .DEL, and changed desktop records will have the extension .CHG.
By following this scheme, we can implement all the synchronization possibilities shown previuosly in Table 4-2. Note that to simplify this example, we aren't going to support archived records or database categories.
Let's outline what this conduit example is going to demonstrate:
We start building the conduit by creating a new VB project. Using the New Project Wizard, choose
ActiveX EXE. This will create the conduit as an out-of-process COM server. Normally, this is inefficient due to the marshaling of data between processes during method calls. But it gives us the ability to debug by running the conduit as a standalone process, and intercepting HotSync manager calls.
After creating the project, add in the references to two Palm COM Sync Suite type libraries used by all conduits: ComStandard.dll and ComDirect.dll (see Figure 4-7). As usual, you do this from the VB IDE by choosing the
References option from the
Project menu.
Save your project after renaming the default Class1 component and file to something more appropriate; we use
SyncNotify and Ch4aNotify.cls in the example. We set the project name as
Ch4aCond; note that you should use the default
Thread Pool threading model.
The HotSync manager expects COM conduits to support the IPDClientNotify public interface. It calls this interface to get information about your conduit, to allow the user to change settings for your conduit, and to synchronize your Palm application with its desktop data.
IPDClientNotify has four member routines that must be supported; these are summarized in Table 4-5.
Interface method
Return conduit name, version, and default synchronization type to HotSync manager
Allow user customization of sync type and return new settings to HotSync manager
Same as CfgConduit, but called by earlier versions of HotSync manager
Perform synchronization
To support a COM interface in VB, use the
Implements keyword. We put this right at the top of our class module:
Implements IPDClientNotify
Any conduits registered with the HotSync manager as ActiveX or COM clients that do not respond to these calls are dropped from the list of active conduits. This happens if you don't implement some part of the interface, or if you throw a runtime error during processing.
You should review the VB documentation if you have never implemented multiple COM interfaces in your class objects before.
When the HotSync manager is initialized, it looks at all the conduits that have been installed on the desktop. The HotSync manager calls the function GetConduitInfo for all registered conduits several times, each time requesting different information. Table 4-6 details the parameters to GetConduitInfo.
[IN] EgetConduitInfo
Type of HotSync request
[IN] Long
Creator ID of current application
[IN] Long
Numeric ID of current user
[IN] String
String ID of current user
The HotSync manager passes the Creator ID of the application your conduit is registered to handle. This is not redundant, as nothing prevents the registration of your conduit for more than one application.
The HotSync manager also passes the identity of the current desktop user in
UserId and
UserName. Again, your application might be required to support more than one user. Note that the username is not the Windows login name; instead, it is whatever name the Palm device user chose when installing the HotSync software.
The HotSync manager passes a request for information in the infoType parameter. The request is one of the constants in the public enumeration
EGetConduitInfo; GetConduitInfo returns a variant appropriate to the type of request made by the HotSync manager, as shown in Table 4-7.
Request type
Function return value
Value from enumeration
Value from enumeration
We have coded GetConduitInfo using a simple
Select Case ... End Case statement, with a case for each possible request type. The code for GetConduitInfo is shown in Example 4-2.
Example 4-2: Listing for SyncNotify.GetConduitInfo
Private Function _
IPDClientNotify_GetConduitInfo(ByVal infoType As EGetConduitInfo, _
ByVal dwCreatorId As Long, _
ByVal dwUserId As Long, _
ByVal bstrUserName As String) As Variant
Select Case infoType
Case eGetConduitName
IPDClientNotify_GetConduitInfo = "Ch4a Conduit"
Case eGetConduitVersion
IPDClientNotify_GetConduitInfo = 3#
Case eGetDefaultAction
IPDClientNotify_GetConduitInfo = ESyncTypes.eFast
Case eGetMfcVersion
IPDClientNotify_GetConduitInfo = EMfcVersion.ePDMFC_NOT_USED
End Select
End Function
The conduit name is displayed when the user selects the
Custom option from the HotSync icon in the system tray, so this should be a string that is meaningful to your users. Palm does not document how the HotSync manager uses your conduit version, so it appears that a conduit can supply any double value.
The HotSync manager uses your conduit's default action when synchronizing, unless the user sets a new default type (see the following section). As with most conduits, we specify fast synchronization as the default:
Case eGetDefaultAction
IPDClientNotify_GetConduitInfo = PDDirectlib.eFast
The HotSync manager supports multiple conduit architectures, among them conduits implemented using the Microsoft Foundation Class framework. ActiveX conduits should return
ePDMFC_NOT_USED when asked for the MFC version, to avoid confusing the HotSync manager.
When the user needs to change your conduit's behavior, the HotSync manager calls the interface function CfgConduit. This call is always in response to user interaction with a dialog similar to that shown in Figure 4-2. Table 4-8 details the parameters to CfgConduit.
[IN] Long
Creator ID of current application
[IN] Long
Numeric ID of current user
[IN] String
String ID of current user
[IN] String
User folder in HotSync directory
See text
See text
See text
Tell HotSync manager that changes are permanent or temporary
Just like GetConduitInfo, the HotSync manager passes CfgConduit the application's Creator ID and the identity of the current desktop user. In addition, the HotSync manager passes the location of a folder on the desktop for this user. The folder location is usually relative to the HotSync manager; with our configuration, this looks something like:
Here's what the Palm Windows Conduit Reference says about the three sync-type parameters:
The implication is that you set these variables to tell the HotSync manager how to run your conduit under different circumstances. Unfortunately, reading and setting these variables from a COM conduit does not work exactly as documented.
WARNING: On entry, you will find that all the variables have the same value, usually the default synchronization type for your conduit. On exit, you must set all three variables to the same value.
The HotSync manager uses the
SyncPref variable to determine if the synchronization choice is to be made permanent, or if it is for the next synchronization session only. Set this value to either
ePermanentPreference or
eTemporaryPreference as appropriate.
Let's look at our implementation of this interface function; it is really quite simple. Example 4-3 shows the code for CfgConduit.
Example 4-3: Listing for SyncNotify.CfgConduit
Private Sub IPDClientNotify_CfgConduit(ByVal nCreatorId As Long, _
ByVal nUserId As Long, _
ByVal bstrUserName As String, _
ByVal bstrPathName As String, _
ByVal nSyncPerm As ESyncTypes, _
ByRef nSyncTemp As ESyncTypes, _
ByRef nSyncNew As ESyncTypes, _
ByRef nSyncPref As ESyncPref)
' Set up the form: type of sync to perform, user directory
SyncForm.SetFields nSyncNew
' Let the user make choices, then retrieve them from the form. The
' form must be modal, this is required by COM.
SyncForm.Show vbModal
SyncForm.GetFields nSyncNew, nSyncTemp, nSyncPerm, nSyncPref
End Sub
The project includes a form called
SyncForm, through which the user makes changes. The first thing we do is to call SetFields, a public function in the form module. It sets private form variables that are used in the Load event to initialize the controls. Without it, we'd have to interact with the form elements directly. This is risky because accessing a form element usually causes the form to be shown before you are ready.
Next, we show the form and let the user interact with the dialog. Note that the form must be shown modally: a COM object cannot display a non-modal form without a lot of extra steps. The form will fail to load if you do not supply the VBModal parameter:
SyncForm.Show vbModal
Since this is a mirror-image conduit, our custom user interface is designed to look just like the Palm native applications.
The form is simple, consisting of a group of radio buttons for the sync types, a checkbox for making the selected sync preference the default, and
OK and
Cancel buttons. We added an image control, to depict graphically what each type of synchronization does. The control's bitmap is taken from a screen shot of the Palm Address conduit.
The form user interface was shown earlier, in Figure 4-2. In our example, the form name is
SyncForm, and it is saved as Ch4aForm.frm.
Your conduit might not need to support all these synchronization types, so feel free to remove choices. For example, we have disabled the
PCtoHH option in our sample conduit (see Figure 4-2). But you should always include an option for your conduit to do nothing. We guarantee that this option will be used more often than you think!
And if your conduit has special requirements or extra configuration options, this is the place to expose them.
Here is the implementation of SetFields, which was discussed earlier:
Public Sub SetFields(ByVal nSyncPerm As Long)
m_nSyncType = nSyncPerm
End Sub
The code for the form Load event is shown in Example 4-4. Load assumes that the private form variables have already been set to appropriate values--so be sure to call SetFields before loading the form. In Load, we set the radio buttons and checkbox to the states indicated by the public form variable values.
Example 4-4: Listing for SyncForm.Load
Private Sub Form_Load( )
' Set the radio buttons based on the HotSync information
optSync.Value = False
optHHToPC.Value = False
optPCToHH.Value = False
optDoNothing.Value = False
Select Case m_nSyncType
Case eHHtoPC
optHHToPC.Value = True
Case ePCtoHH
optPCToHH.Value = True
Case eDoNothing
optDoNothing.Value = True
Case Else
optSync.Value = True
End Select
' Set the preference check box - default to temporary by convention
m_nSyncPref = eTemporaryPreference
chkDefault.Value = Unchecked
' Assume the user will cancel
m_bCancel = True
End Sub
The only remarkable thing about Load is that it assumes any user changes will be temporary, unless explicitly made permanent. This is the conventional behavior for the Palm native conduits, and it is a good idea for your user interface to follow suit:
m_nSyncPref = eTemporaryPreference
chkDefault.Value = Unchecked
The user can exit the form a variety of ways. For this reason, the values in the form controls are only transferred to the form variables in the
OK button's Click event (see Example 4-5). At this time, the cancellation flag is set to false, the form is unloaded, and control returns to CfgConduit.
Example 4-5: Listing for SyncForm.btn_OK.Click
Private Sub btnOk_Click( )
' Transfer form variables to
If optSync.Value Then
m_nSyncType = ESyncTypes.eFast
ElseIf optPCToHH.Value Then
m_nSyncType = ESyncTypes.ePCtoHH
ElseIf optHHToPC.Value Then
m_nSyncType = ESyncTypes.eHHtoPC
ElseIf optDoNothing.Value Then
m_nSyncType = ESyncTypes.eDoNothing
End If
If chkDefault.Value = Checked Then m_nSyncPref = ePermanentPreference
' Flag used in GetFields( ) to see if the variables are valid
m_bCancel = False
Unload Me
End Sub
If the user exits the form, either by pushing the
Cancel button directly or pressing the
ESC key, control is transferred to the
Cancel button's Click event. We don't show that routine here, but in it, the cancellation flag is set to
true, the form is unloaded, and control is returned to CfgConduit.
At this point, the user has dismissed the form. Now we retrieve the new variable settings using the GetFields routine (which is smart enough not to overwrite any values if the user canceled rather than applied the changes). The code for GetFields is shown in Example 4-6.
Example 4-6: Listing for SyncForm.GetFields
Public Sub GetFields(ByRef nSyncNew As Long, _
ByRef nSyncTemp As Long, _
ByRef nSyncPerm As Long, _
ByRef nSyncPref As Long)
If m_bCancel Then Exit Sub
' Retrieve the "default" setting from the check box
nSyncPref = m_nSyncPref
' Retrieve the action setting from the radio buttons
nSyncNew = m_nSyncType
nSyncTemp = m_nSyncType
nSyncPerm = m_nSyncType
End Sub
If the user has canceled, then none of the form variables are transferred in GetFields. And note that all three sync-type parameters are set to the same user-configured value, despite the Conduit Reference documentation, for the reasons discussed earlier.
This interface function is used by versions of the HotSync manager prior to release 3.0.1. For later releases of the HotSync manager, this function is only called if your conduit doesn't implement the CfgConduit interface. Table 4-9 lists the parameters for SyncNotify.ConfigureConduit.
[IN] String
User folder in HotSync directory
[IN] String
Numeric ID of current user
Tell HotSync manager that changes are permanent or temporary
The kind of synchronization to perform
The code for ConfigureConduit simply returns default values for the two output parameters:
Private Sub IPDClientNotify_ConfigureConduit(ByVal bstrPathName As String, _
ByVal bstrRegistry As String, _
ByRef nSyncPref As ESyncPref, _
ByRef nSyncType As ESyncTypes)
nSyncType = PDdirectlib.eFast
nSyncPref = PDdirectlib.ePermanentPreference
End Sub
The HotSync manager calls the interface function BeginProcess when an actual synchronization should occur. At this point, you can assume that the Palm device is in the cradle and the user has pressed the HotSync button.
Our implementation of BeginProcess is intentionally minimal; we delegate all the real work of synchronization to a private class. The code for BeginProcess is shown in Example 4-7.
Example 4-7: Listing for SyncNotify.BeginProcess
Private Function IPDClientNotify_BeginProcess( ) As Boolean
' Create our sync object and do the work
Dim Worker As New SyncLogic
' Return false to signal completion!
IPDClientNotify_BeginProcess = False
End Function
BeginProcess should return
False when it has completed. That signals the HotSync manager that it can skip to the next conduit. Returning
False doesn't indicate that your conduit was successful; instead, it means that it is finished executing. Later, we will see how to return status information to the user in the HotSync log.
The real work of synchronization occurs in these lines:
Dim Worker As New SyncLogic
Right away, you should notice that the Worker.Synchronize method doesn't take any arguments. It gets all the information it needs to synchronize from publicly creatable COM objects supplied by the Sync Suite API.
We have finished implementing the IPDClientNotify interface, including the user interface required to support configuring the conduit. The conduit is complete from the perspective of the HotSync manager: the conduit can identify itself and its properties, it can be configured, and it responds to synchronization requests.
Roger Knoell s a software developer with 10 years experience leveraging high-level language development tools and environments.
Patrick Burton has been programming in C/C++ for most of his career. His experience inlcludes algorithm development for embedded satellite receivers, Linux system programming, and Windows programming using the Win32 API and Microsoft Found Classes (MFC).
Matthew Holmes has been developing computer software for 15 years. He cherishs his liberal arts degree in Foreign Affairs from the University of Virginia, and he holds a graduate degree in Computer Science from George Mason University.
In the next installment, learn about synchronization logic.
Related Reading
Programming Visual Basic for the Palm OS
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New Mexican staff
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If at first you don't succeed…
Human Services Secretary Pam Hyde on Monday unveiled her department's health-care reform plans for this session.
The 10-point plan includes an electronic medical records act, a requirement that insurance companies spend 85 percent of premiums on direct services to client, and a requirement that insurance companies offer coverage to anyone who requests it. The package of bills also would streamline other health care-related agencies in the state.
It would also require private commercial insurance carriers to offer health coverage for small employers who want to offer such coverage to their employers.
Several of the proposals were introduced last year but never gained traction.
Hyde said the will still exists to reduce the number of people without insurance in New Mexico: "I think the Legislature is as interested as we are in trying to get more people covered."
Killing the death penalty: Rep. Gail Chasey, D- Albuquerque, on Monday introduced her bill to repeal the death penalty.
House Bill 285 could be heard in Chasey's Consumer and Public Affairs Committee as early as Thursday, abolition advocates said Monday.
In past sessions, identical bills have cleared the House of Representatives but died in the Senate. This year, with additional Democrats in the Senate, advocates are more optimistic. However, Gov. Bill Richardson, who would have to sign the bill into law, has said in the past he favors keeping capital punishment.
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In addition to free flu shots, goody bags and free meals in a variety of swanky Santa Fe restaurants, legislators have another big perk. Unlike other residents, they can get their Motor Vehicle Division paperwork handled at the Capitol this week.
However, although they get a $145 per diem allowance, New Mexico's 112 legislators still don't get paid.
Looking Ahead:
• The first hearing for the Domestic Partner Rights & Responsibilities Act (Senate Bill 12) is tentatively scheduled for Wednesday at a joint hearing of the Senate's Public Affairs and Judiciary committees. The proposed meeting would be Wednesday afternoon following the Senate floor session. The estimated start time is about 2:30 p.m. but could be later if the floor session runs late.
• A bipartisan group of senators led by Sen. Clint Harden, R-Clovis, plans a 10 a.m. news conference today to discuss bills sponsored by Harden that deal with autism. The conference will be held at room 326 at the Capitol. Senate Bill 39 — Insurance Coverage for Autism Treatment — contains a health insurance mandate to cover autism treatment for children with autism spectrum disorder through high school.
• The Baptist Convention of New Mexico is sponsoring a legislative breakfast Friday that will feature the music of The New Mexico Singing Churchmen. After the breakfast, which begins at 7 a.m. at the Santa Fe Hilton, the Singing Churchmen are scheduled to perform on the steps on the west side of the Capitol about 10 a.m. Those interested in attending the breakfast should call 1-800-898-8544 ext. 311, or e-mail email@example.com.
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We have had the pleasure of living in the "Friendly City" of Woodsboro our entire lives. We both grew up here and made the choice to raise our children here…and what a choice it's been!
We have had ups and downs along the way, as in all small towns and even cities. Nothing is "hunky dory" all the time; and yet knowing what we know now and having had the experiences we have had, we still wouldn't want to be anywhere else but here.
This last Friday our son Jared graduated from WHS, where the passing of the flower chain from exes to seniors and then from the graduates to the upcoming seniors celebrated its 80th consecutive year. We feel so fortunate that our children are in a school and community so rich with tradition.
Following graduation we, along with Jared's close friend Logan and his family, commemorated their graduation with a dinner and dance. Little did any of us know a year ago when planning commenced what a celebration it would turn out to be.
None of us knew we'd be filled with so many emotions of gratitude, pride, love, respect, honor, and humility. We were so humbled and overwhelmed by the amount of friends and relatives who chose to be with us; and not for the food, the music or even to check out the décor; but because this community supports our children, ALL children.
We would be remissed if we didn't publicly thank everyone for the kindness, care and support that everyone has shown Jared during his 18 years here. The impact of a pat on the back after a football game, uplifting words of encouragement or even a handshake after church can be colossal to an impressionable young man.
Jared has been described as a respectful and caring young man, we cannot take all the credit for that. Every one of you has at some point helped to shape and influence him in some way. Thank you for being a part of his life.
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Eastern New Mexico University cross country coach Mike Harney was walking around Spokane, Wash., on Thursday and said the sun was out with the temperature around 30 degrees.
For today's NCAA Division II national cross country meet at Plantes Ferry Sports Complex, the forecast was for temps in the high 20s with a possibility of snow.
ENMU's men, ranked eighth in Division II, qualified for the D-II nationals for the first time by winning the South Central Region meet on Nov. 5 at Wichita Falls, Texas.
Harney said everyone will have to adjust to the weather, including his squad.
"We had the one day in Portales where it snowed, and another day where we worked out at 6 a.m. and it was 27 degrees," he said. "It ended up being a great workout.
"I know the tougher the conditions, the tougher we're going to be."
Junior Isaiah Samoei of Eldoret, Kenya, has been the Greyhounds' top runner much of the latter part of the season. Harney said Samoei has a chance to finish in the top 10.
Senior Tallum Kipruto of Nairobi, Kenya, and Somalia-born Mohamed Noor of Lewiston, Maine, have also had strong campaigns. The other four runners are all New Mexicans — junior Jacob Lozano of Hobbs, freshman Tyler Saiz of Albuquerque and sophomores Justin Netcher of Clovis and Patrick Lueras of Los Lunas.
Adams State leads an array of Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference teams into the meet. The Grizzlies, who have been ranked No. 1 since 2008 except for one week late this season, are seeking their fourth consecutive Division II title.
Harney is hoping for the best, but hasn't set his goals inordinately high.
"I would be happy if we finish in the top 10," he said, "and I would be ecstatic if we finish in the top five."
So far, so good for the Hounds, who have won every team title this season except in the Oklahoma State Jamboree, where they competed against a number of Division I programs.
"Everything we've thrown at them, training-wise, they've handled," Harney said.


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- Easily doubled / halved
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal118
- fat7g
- saturates5g
- carbs13g
- sugars6g
- fibre1g
- protein1g
- salt0.28g
- 85g porridge oat
- 85g desiccated coconut
- 100g plain flour
- 100g caster sugar
- 100g butter, plus extra butter for greasing
Butter is made when lactic-acid producing bacteria are added to cream and churned to make an…
- 1 tbsp golden syrup
- 1 tsp bicarbonate of soda
Bicarbonate of soda
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Heat oven to 180C/fan 160C/gas 4. Put the oats, coconut, flour and sugar in a bowl. Melt the butter in a small pan and stir in the golden syrup. Add the bicarbonate of soda to 2 tbsp boiling water, then stir into the golden syrup and butter mixture.
Make a well in the middle of the dry ingredients and pour in the butter and golden syrup mixture. Stir gently to incorporate the dry ingredients.
Put dessertspoonfuls of the mixture on to buttered baking sheets, about 2.5cm/1in apart to allow room for spreading. Bake in batches for 8-10 mins until golden. Transfer to a wire rack to cool.
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Made these for the first time today, really easy, followed the recipe exactly only cooked at 160, slight error in the printing, my husband sat on a chair in front of oven for 8 mins exactly, to make sure they were as perfect as his mum cooked! made 20 and were gone in less than an hour Fab will definitely make again
Very quick and easy to make. I followed the recipe and didn't need to add anything and they turned out beautifully. Where it says 'put dessertsoons on tray' I found that I had to roll them into balls a little bit between my hands but they definitely stuck together because they were quite buttery. No problem to roll them into balls. Will definitely make them again.
Quick ... Simple ... Tasty ; what's not to like about these?! I made them a few days ago including cranberries and a splash of milk. However, they didn't turn out exactly as I would have liked. When I felt them in the oven they were soggy so kept them in the oven. In the end they were 'crispy' . Also they spread very quickly on the trays. But I know have a biscuit tin of crumbs which no one wants to eat.
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For a really healthy version either drop sugar to 25g or omit completely as the coconut is very sweet - Use honey or agave syrup instead of golden syrup.
For a Christmas version use some mixed fruit and nuts and 2 teaspoons of mixed spice and 25g of dark sugar melted into the syrup - if you have an orange handy pop in some zest - YUM
You can also add some glace cherries to the basic recipe for a nice change


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I know I have OALD. So in the past I stopped pumping and LO switched herself to one sided feeding and I could tell it improved because LO stopped gagging and coughing and pulling off with milk squirting everywhere! Well, now that I am back to work I have to pump again and sometimes I find I go back into oversupply and back to OALD! Is there any way to avoid this? I try not to pump unless I absolutely have to (i.e. when I'm missing feedings and occasionally to make sure there is a bit extra for the next day). I'm back to OALD right now and I'm not sure if it's because LO had her 4 mon immunizations on Friday or if it's the OALD she's not liking because she is just not eating well this weekend.
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Hearty Chicken & Rice Casserole
Time Prep: 6 minutes
Cook Time: 9-10 minutes
Servings Total: 4 servings
What You Need:
4 Tbsp. Mrs. Dash Extra Spicy Seasoning Blend
4 Boneless, skinless chicken breasts
1 Cup cooked long grain rice or mixed rice
12 oz. frozen vegetable medley of your choosing, defrosted
Cooking spray
Make It:
HEAT an ovenproof 12 inch sauté pan to medium heat.
SPRAY with cooking spray and add chicken breasts. Brown on each side 2 minutes.
ADD vegetable medley and spring on Mrs. Dash Extra Spicy Seasoning Blend. Stir. Cook 2 minutes in preheated 350 degree oven. Add cooked rice and continue to cook another 4 minutes.
REMOVE. Cover lightly with foil. Rest 2 minutes. Plate chicken to individual or family platters, spooning rice and vegetable blend under and around.
Mrs. Dash Extra Spicy Seasoning Blend
Boneless, skinless chicken breasts


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Huntley senior Justin Herbert regards former Red Raiders thrower Marcus Popenfoose as inspirational and as a mentor.
As a freshman, Herbert watched Popenfoose closely. Popenfoose won the Class 3A state discus and was runner-up in the shot put.
Now, whenever Popenfoose is back in town, Herbert throws with him as often as possible.
Herbert has not yet come close to the distances Popenfoose threw, but he will emulate him in another way. Thanks to his offseason work and dedication, Herbert will throw at the NCAA Division I level next year. He committed to Eastern Illinois University for a partial scholarship to throw for the Panthers.
"Their throwing coach [Jessica Sommerfeld] knows our throwing coach [Chris Maxedon] and got in touch with him," Herbert said. "They sounded interested and wanted me to come visit before [Christmas] break."
Herbert (6-foot-2, 265 pounds) committed on Dec. 8 and will sign his NCAA national letter of intent in February. He has come a long way since last May, when he did not qualify for the IHSA Boys Track and Field state meet.
"I scratched on the one [discus] throw that would have qualified me," he said. "It was a pretty tough sectional."
Herbert is throwing up to 6 feet more than last season, in the 45- to 46-foot range, and hopes to add more to that. This spring will be his first season rotating when he throws shot put, a technique he worked on with Popenfoose during the summer.
"My shot put's a mess right now, but I'm getting there," Herbert said. "When Marcus is back, he always helps us. You see how calm he is, but he's still aggressive. He's definitely a big influence on me."
Raiders coach Jim Rolando felt Herbert was on track for bigger throws when the high school season ended.
"He got a little bit of a later start and really progressed well," Rolando said. "This year Justin made a big commitment to get stronger, quicker and more flexible."
Herbert and Huntley freshman Dominic Swanson have been working out with Dominic's father, Gary Swanson, in a large garage adjacent to the Swanson's home. Herbert benchpressed 281 pounds, deadlifted 468 and squatted 391 for a 1,140-pound total to win the 16-17 275-pound division at the Amateur American Powerlifting Federation's Illinois Raw Power Challenge recently.
Herbert started benching 185 for 12 repetitions six weeks ago and now is doing 215 for 12 reps.
"All this work will make a huge difference in the spring," Rolando said.
• Joe Stevenson is a senior sports writer for the Northwest Herald. He can be reached by email at email@example.com. You also can follow him on Twitter @nwh_JoePrepZone.


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