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Drag and drop is one of the things that seems easier in C# than Java. In OnTime, the project I'm currently working on, I've used it in several places to make the UI easier to use.
The first example I want to cover is dragging between a ListView and TreeView. This could be used to make re-arranging things easier. Eg: If you're displaying categories in a tree and items in a list.
First you need to start a drag and drop operation when a ListViewItem is dragged from the ListView. Do this by assigning a delegate to listen for the ItemDrag event.
listView1.ItemDrag += delegate(object sender, ItemDragEventArgs e) { List<string> itemIDs = new List<string>((sender as ListView).SelectedItems.Count); foreach(ListViewItem item in (sender as ListView).SelectedItems) { itemIDs.Add(item.Name); } (sender as ListView).DoDragDrop(itemIDs.ToArray(), DragDropEffects.Move); };
This iterates through all selected items in the ListView and adds them to an array for later processing.
Data can only be dropped onto the TreeView if it's set to accept drops, so set it's AllowDrop property to True.
This will start a drag and drop operation when you drag an item in the ListView, but if you try to run the code, you'll get a not allowed cursor because the TreeView doesn't know how to handle drop events yet.
Now you need to set a drag effect when the cursor moves over the Tree.
treeView1.DragEnter += delegate(object sender, DragEventArgs e) { e.Effect = DragDropEffects.Move; };
Nodes in the tree aren't highlighted automatically when you drag data over them, so to aid in dropping onto the right node, the DragOver is raised as the cursor moves over the TreeView.
private TreeNode hoverNode; // node being hovered over during DnD treeCats.DragOver += delegate(object sender, DragEventArgs e) { Point mouseLocation = treeCats.PointToClient(new Point(e.X, e.Y)); TreeNode node = treeCats.GetNodeAt(mouseLocation); if(node != null) { if(hoverNode == null) { node.BackColor = Color.LightBlue; node.ForeColor = Color.White; hoverNode = node; } else if(hoverNode != node) { hoverNode.BackColor = Color.White; hoverNode.ForeColor = Color.Black; node.BackColor = Color.LightBlue; node.ForeColor = Color.White; hoverNode = node; } } };
This just checks which node the cursor is hovering over and makes it appear selected if it's not null (if the mouse is over an empty area). The node's value is stored in a variable and if the current node is different from the stored variable, indicating the mouse is over a new node, the old node's colours are reset and the new node is coloured to appear selected.
So now the ListView will start a drag drop operation when an item is dragged and the TreeView will highlight nodes as the mouse passes over them, but nothing happens if data is actually dropped onto a node. We need to assign a delegate to listen to the DragDrop event, which is raised when data is dropped.
treeView1.DragDrop += delegate(object sender, DragEventArgs e) { if(e.Data.GetDataPresent(typeof(string[]))) { Point dropLocation = (sender as TreeView).PointToClient(new Point(e.X, e.Y)); TreeNode dropNode = (sender as TreeView).GetNodeAt(dropLocation); string[] IDs = (string[])e.Data.GetData(typeof(string[])); ChangeCategory(IDs, dropNode.Name); } ResetTreeColors(null, EventArgs.Empty); // };
The ResetTreeColors method is covered later. First we check to see whether the data which has been dropped is a string array, since we started the operation with an array of strings in the ListView's ItemDrag event. If the data which has been dropped is a string array, we first need to determine where the data was dropped. The TreeView's GetNodeAt(Point p) helps with this. Once you have the node the data was dropped on and the data itself, you just need to process it.
In this example, I passed the string array and the name of the node to another method which the processing.
The ResetTreeColors method I mentioned earlier just iterates through every node in the tree and resets it's fore and background colours. You can also add this method as an EventHandler for the DragLeave event, which resets the target node after the mouse focus leave the control (If the user cancels or completes the drop).
treeCats.DragLeave += new EventHandler(ResetTreeColors); private void ResetTreeColors(object sender, EventArgs e) { foreach(TreeNode node in treeCats.Nodes[0].Nodes) { node.BackColor = Color.White; node.ForeColor = Color.Black; } }
This is fine for TreeViews, ListViews, and other controls which raise the ItemDrag event, but for user controls, you have to implement it yourself. I was planning to run through that as well, but the post was a big longer than expected so I'll save it for another day.c#, c-sharp, coding, drag and drop, listview, snippet, treeview, windows, winforms


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Raccoon Stowaway part Deux
from my buddy Marty during his recent ICW trip. No harm came to the Raccoon.
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I had a racoon by the tail one time that was stunned after being hit by the car. It came to life a second after I picked it up........and it was not happy.
In another racoon incident, we had one open up the companion way door one night at a local state park island and sneak some disposed chicken pieces out of the trash bin. The wife heard the door rattle and woke me up. I thought she was nuts, but when I shined a light aft, those gleaming eyes stared back at me with a WTF look.
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He swore at it!!
What do you expect when some 6 ft mutt points a gun and starts swearing!
The raccoon is so cute!
The second video is a great IQ test.... The raccoon wins lol
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About 30 years ago, I discovered a raccoon up in the bow of my old 42' Wheeler right after launching in the spring. I went up to get some anchor line and saw two eyes staring at me from the dark! He/she was one of those coons that can look down into garbage cans...a big one. He wasn't about to move. So I attached a slip knot onto the end of a boat hook and managed to get the lasso over his head at which point he became quite angry, snarling and trying to bite. To everyone's great amusement on the dock, out of the back door of the boat I came dragging this very unhappy coon, thrashing, snarling, and fighting the whole way. I dragged him all the way up the dock, let the noose go, and off he went, no doubt looking for that night's garbage cans to overturn.
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So far my biggest uninvited guest has been my mother in law
actually im not even married..
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We had a guest a little while back when we wanted to go out for a paddle that yak was already occupied.
Had to tip him out and he was not happy about it
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I am guessing that the next video will be titled "our pet raccoon Rocky"
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I've had two experiences with a raccoon. The first, when I was about 13 or 14 started when I heard something crying in our back yard. It was about 5:30 AM and it was so loud it woke me up. We had a pool that hadn't been filled and the raccoon was stuck in it. So I figured I'd just go in there and pick it up and let it out.
As I slowly approached it, talking to it calmly so it knew I wasn't going to hurt it :rolleyes: it went into a corner. As I approached it jumped out at me and bit the tip of my shoe. I scrambled out of there quick! I then placed a log in the shallow end so it could climb out itself.
The second time I was a few years older. I went to a friend's house. She was in hysterics. Then she told me a baby raccoon was in their house. Their dog had cornered it behind the couch. I asked her for some thick ski gloves and reached over the back of the couch and quickly grabbed the baby by the nape of the neck.
It started screaming, shrieking and making all kinds of noises! I ran for the door telling my girlfriend to open it quickly and when she did I threw it out into the yard. My heart was pounding out of my chest!
Those things are mean!
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St. Mary Gaels win SB semi, Rutherford Bulldogs fall
St. Mary was looking for its first state sectional title and first trip to Toms River since 2008 this week.
The Gaels got there by taking care of their South Bergenite non-public neighbor and sixth-seeded Queen of Peace, 12-0, on Friday in Rutherford in the Non-Public North B semifinal.
The second-seeded St. Mary squad took on fourth-seeded Hudson Catholic on Tuesday in the state sectional final (after press deadline).
St. Mary pitcher Kevin Van Dyk baffled the Queen of Peace batters and fired a one-hit shutout in the state playoff victory.
"Kevin Van Dyk was almost unhittable," said St. Mary head coach Dennis Hulse. "He saved his best for his last home game. His curveball that he was throwing on 0-0 to batters was just as good as his 0-2 curveball."
For Hulse everything was running on all cylinders in Rutherford on Friday against Queen of Peace.
"We played our game against QP," said the St. Mary head coach. "We bunted, we ran, we played defense. Any team in the state would have had a hard time beating us that day."
In the battle between the two neighbors, St. Mary showed its muscle in the second inning when it put eight runs across the plate and knocked out Queen of Peace starting pitcher Alex Vargas.
Vargas almost got out of the inning with minimal damage, but the Gaels put six consecutive hitters on base, scoring three, when there were two outs.
Van Dyke and right fielder Jesse Kraft highlighted the second inning with two RBIs. Van Dyk smacked a two-run double into left field and Kraft came up two batters later with a two-run single.
In addition senior second baseman Daniel Wagner and senior designated hitter Willie Krajnik had a pair of hits and two RBIs each.
Despite the loss Queen of Peace head coach Steve Mancinelli believes this season is the turnaround for the Golden Griffins program that finished with a 13-10 record.
"Despite losing to St. Mary, I was very pleased with the season we were able to turn out," said Mancinelli. "We had a rocky start dealing with quite a few injuries, and losing some close games early on. But the team really came together down the stretch winning some big games and making it into the state tournament. That is something I am very proud of, the team worked very hard for that."
For the Golden Griffins the season was highlighted as Queen of Peace upset third-seeded Morristown-Beard, 4-1, on the road in the sectional quarterfinals on May 27.
It was also a historic win for the Golden Griffins as it was the first school win for the program in the state playoffs in 22 years.
In the victory Golden Griffins' pitcher Nick Recarte was virtually unhittable by throwing a two-hitter.
St. Mary got to the semifinals with a 6-3 win over 10th-seeded Oratory in the quarterfinals on May 27.
In the victory, Gaels pitcher Sal Careri got the win and allowed no hits while striking out three.
Gregory Cuevas went 3-for-4 with two RBIs and a double.
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Avoiding the non-stop flood of information about the impending nuptials is going to be next to impossible anywhere on the European continent this year. I'd booked my flight out, cobbled together enough money even to pay the ruinous taxes that hit you like a fist when you book a flight anywhere in Europe these days.
Gee, what value - £17.99 all the way from London to Dublin! Now you can't complain at that, can you? Er, get real sucker. That's just the ticket price - the final bill was £55 after government taxes, airline fuel surcharges, airline handling fees and, for all I know, a personal contribution to the Aer Lingus chairman's private pension pot, had all been added on.
But back to the point. My carefully laid travel plans revolved around trying to escape the mania that will be Britain come the wedding week of Prince William and his fiancée, Kate Middleton.
Friday, April 29, sure is a date to avoid in the UK unless you are of the romantically inclined and wish to stand, gawp and "oooh" and "aaaah" somewhere on the streets of London as the bride and groom sweep past.
It's only a personal opinion but I can happily leave that emotional stuff to others. Given that there won't be a British newspaper without a floodtide of royal news and pictures, a pull-out colour supplement and probably even a free mug showing the happy couple's mugs, it seems like a great time to escape Britain.
Incidentally, on the subject of mugs, the funniest royal wedding story to date concerns the company that ordered thousands of the things with a picture of the bride and, er, Prince Harry, William's brother. Perhaps it was the same company which had a similarly tricky experience a few years back when a Warwickshire and England cricketer by the name of Ashley Giles had his testimonial season.
Giles was a spin bowler of much renown and his testimonial committee commissioned thousands of coffee mugs with his face and the words "King of Spin" across the top. Alas, misunderstandings do happen.
When the mugs arrived, all white and pristine, they bore the phrase "King of Spain" across the front. Poor Giles was forever after the butt of jokes about the Spanish Inquisition.
Anyway, with all this wedding fever in the air, it seemed to me a cracking idea to flee Britain for awhile. Now France in springtime is a delight, especially down in the south. But, quelle calamite, what is this - ANOTHER royal wedding?
Oh yes, Prince Albert of Monaco is marrying his fiancée, South African former Olympic swimmer Charlene Wittstock, in the Royal Palace at Monte Carlo on July 8. And already, many of the French glossy magazines, only able to splash pictures of their unpopular President, Nicolas Sarkozy, and his wife, Carla Bruni, have devoted complete forests of newsprint to the story with pictures of Albert from babyhood.
But if Europe is also going marriage-mad in 2011 maybe, on reflection, it would be better to return to Britain once William and Kate have tied the knot and relax there once all the fuss is over.
But no. News then emerged that Britain is set for not one but two royal weddings this year. Zara Phillips, daughter of Princess Anne, is marrying England rugby player Mike Tindall on July 30 in Edinburgh.
All of which presumably means that by Christmas, we will all have a matching set of free mugs from the Daily Mail to give away to some long-loathed aunt or granny.
Ye Gods! Is there no escape from this royal procession down the aisles of Europe? Trains, as in bridesmaids' dresses, seem to be more popular than the commuter variety.
But it means that avoiding the non-stop flood of information about the impending nuptials is going to be next to impossible anywhere on the European continent this year. Even Harry Houdini might have struggled to escape from this nightmare.
So working on the principle of "if you can't beat them, join them", I suggested to the missus one bright day: "How about taking our marriage vows again then, dear?" Correct me if I'm wrong, but a response of "Once is more than enough with you" probably means I won't be joining the train, not this year anyway.


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Computer/Software for NMEA link?
My instruments (Raymarine wind, speed, depth, autohelm, Garmin GPSMap640) are wired to an RS232 connector at the nav station, but the old laptop used with Garmin software has died. What might you suggest for a new computer and software that would allow me to have a below deck repeater of the instrument readouts?
I plan to add AIS this winter, as well, which ties into the new Garmin 640. Would software be around for charts, position and AIS at the nav station too?
Repeaters from Raymarine are pricey, so I hope to stay below their $600 cost for the computer and software.
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Seizing a perfect opportunity for shameless self-promotion, PolarCOM is a comprehensive set of NMEA instruments. It acts as a standalone repeater/set of dials and is commonly used to get 2nd (and 3rd and 4th) set of instruments elsewhere, including commercial vessels where it provides convenient data in engine rooms and elsewhere down below. It is very much in your price range (free :) ).
We also have a complete navigation product to do everything else - i.e. vessel on the chart, routes, waypoints and other usual chartplotter fare.
AIS is not available in current version but is under development now and will be available in the next release (by Q2 2010).
All that, as usual, at Polar Navy
And, to be fair and also because someone else will come up and say it anyway in a minute - google OpenCPN :) .
Software?? CHECK !
I've just looked over the Polar Navy website, and the software seems to be just what I'm looking to use! I gather the Polar View and Polar Com are free, with the PolarIS sold, right? What's the payback for you for having developed all that software?
Any suggestions on the hardware side? I gather small PC's are now around for just a few hundred bucks. Any major limitations to the hardware needed for your software?
And while I've got the attention of experts, how should I wire the NMEA interface to the computer? The current RS232 connector doesn't seem to be included on most computers now. Could I wire to a USB connector, if I have the appropriate wiring diagram?
Thanks for the great feedback so far.
The payback is having a perfect chartplotter for myself :) Nothing else worked for me.
Practically any relatively modern machine will work. Since we support 3 major platforms - the choice of OS is pretty much open. I use an old Acer laptop onboard, primarily because I won't feel so bad if it gets wet and dies. It is about equal to a modern netbook in it's specs (1.6Ghz previous generation Intel processor, 1 Gb of RAM).
As far as RS232 goes - you need a serial to USB adapter. There are tons out there (literally Google for "usb to serial"), and it tends to be hit and miss. Most adapters are based on Prolific PL2303 chipset, FTDI is the second most popular and more expensive. You may end up buying a few until you find the one that works well. I have 3 or 4 that turned out to work only at one speed, or only for output etc.
Here is a random example: Amazon.com: Cables Unlimted USB 2.0 to Serial DB9 Adapter: Electronics (search Amazon some more and look for an adapter with good feedback)
You've provide excellent suggetions, Sir! I'll act on them, and enjoy the results onboard this Spring.
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"You may end up buying a few until you find the one that works well."
Nah, there's no need to do that. You only need to buy ONE. The trick is, go to the Microsoft web site and find the hardware qualification list ("HCL") for your operating system. That's a list of all devices that have actually been $ubmitted and te$ted and confirmed to work with that OS, at least most of the time.
A "logo certified" USB-to-serial adapter may cost $5 more than an uncertified POS from China, or it may not cost anything more at all. IBM and Keyspan are two of the companies that have had certified adapters for years now, I'd expect anything that had a Vista certification will also work under "Vista-dot-one", which is sold as Windows7.
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The fourth annual "Be Healthy Week" will be held April 10-16 and MAHLN and its supporting organizations encourage everyone in the Merrill community to participate in some way. Ministry Good Samaritan Health Center will be sponsoring the following activities as a part of Be Healthy Week.
Sunday, April 10: Healthy You: Yoga for Body, Mind and Heart
1-4 p.m., Ministry Good Samaritan –Menard Center 2nd Floor
What is optimal health from a yoga perspective? Join us to learn more about how to use the tools of Yoga to maintain a strong back, optimal joint health, balance, a focused mind, good energy, sound sleep, and a calm but happy disposition. This session will focus on short home practices for wellness. Chair options will be offered for those who can't be on their knees. Registration is required and space is limited. Call 715.539.5090 before April 8 to register. The workshop will be facilitated by Certified Viniyoga Teacher and Yoga Therapist Mary Hilliker of River Flow Yoga who has over 12 years of teaching experience. Beginners are welcome to attend.
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Okay, so apparently there is a pretty damn big chance of rain for our meet tomorrow..but since so many people requested off from work and we planned a whole lot for this...we are still having it.
This thread is for alternative plans for it.
I think we should all meet there as planned like big boys and girls who arent afraid of a little rain...and tough it out. If it gets too wet out there, I suggest we find a local mall or catch a movie or maybe something else, but cancelling this meet is retarded.
Anyone have those collapsible (sp?!?) tents that we could put up? The ones with no sides but just a roof?
Any other ideas for what we could do if the weather hates us?


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If allegations true, soldier being held in breach of army rules – Granger
Opposition Leader, Brigadier (rtd) David Granger, yesterday stated that if Guyana Defence Force (GDF) procedures relating to the punishment of ranks today are anything like those which obtained under his command, the inhumane treatment allegedly being meted out to 21-year-old Akeem Charles is definitely not in accordance with army regulations.
In the December 22 edition of the Stabroek News, it was reported that Charles was being subjected to beating and inhumane conditions in a Camp Ayanganna cell, where he had been held for more that 30 days.
During a conversation yesterday, the former army man made it clear that since nothing has been confirmed or disclaimed by the army on the matter, he is not all informed about the situation; neither was he sure whether or not the situation reported was indeed the case.
However, he did say that if this was indeed the case, then it would constitute a breach of the rules concerning the incarceration of persons under close arrest, and suggested that the current Chief of Staff commission an immediate inquiry into the matter, and correct it, if it is found to be true.
Granger explained that once a rank would have been deemed as having gone Absent Without Leave (AWOL), as sources say Charles was, the requisite punishment to be applied would vary from a fine to dismissal depending on if the person was absent for more than 21 days. He further stated that even if the individual was charged with desertion, the punishment should not amount to abuse.
"There is no regulation which prescribes that a person, if accused of being absent or of being a deserter, should be subjected to" the kind of punishment he has allegedly been subjected to, said Granger.
He further stated that the length of time suggested in the article was inordinate, adding that once held, ranks guilty of the crime in question should be given a trial within 24 hours.
It is alleged that Charles went AWOL to solicit assistance for a back injury he had sustained on course in the GDF after the army said it lacked the requisite funds to tend to his injury. He turned himself in when his information was published.
Sources say that he has been in confinement ever since and that the conditions he is being subjected to are inhumane.
Stabroek News understands that on Thursday December 20, while being escorted to his cell by two MPs, Charles dove into a nearby drain to avoid going back to his cell since the conditions that obtained there became too much for him to bear. It is alleged that a senior soldier and another then proceeded to deal Charles several blows about his body for having done this.
The source started that after being dealt multiple blows about the body, Charles was thrown back into his cell, naked, after which his cell was soaked with water. It is alleged that the young man's cell was, from that point, doused with water every half hour, presumably to make him as uncomfortable as possible.
Attempts made to solicit a response from the GDF were once again fruitless, and the army is yet to respond to these allegations. Considering the nature of the alleged injustice, Stabroek News also made attempts to contact the Guyana Human Rights Association (GHRA), but was unable to do so.
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[quote user="AsianGiant"][quote user="bigblue4417"]Sometimes when I come in hear and read what you talk about it scares me. This thread is all about the stuff no one wants you to know. lol
I know...we don't know what's going to happen but it seems that the North American Union is a done deal. That is not a conspiracy or rumor. That in itself is very scary.
If there were an internet back in the 1920's right before the Great Depression, I bet there would be a majority of people saying the same thing, "eh, stock market is fine, economy is fine..."
Then BOOM, everyone is standing in soup lines.....
[quote user="LT= Lawrence Taylor"]
2012 is gonna happen both in the real world and natural disaster.
The economy's gonna be so ****ed up....
People are gonna be out of jobs...
Stock market's gonna be worth squat
We'll still be in Iraq (even though we never should have gone there in the first place)
The music industry is terrible right now (I know that's not serious, but it's something that bothers me)
Nothing will be solved by the end of Obama's first term
God says "Enough"
I hope no one is looking for Obama to solve any of this mess. He's a big part of it. Let's take away the whole Republican/Democratic thing, it doesn't matter. Everything you listed above is correct, as well as our inability to protect our borders, but why do that when we have the North American Union now?
Now it makes perfect sense why we never cared about the borders, it's because of the North American Union.
The thing about Mexico is that there pockets of the wealthy that live in gated communities while the rest of the country is absolutely dirt poor. That's where America is headed, once everyone becomes dirt poor, most places will be like Detroit where the average home value is $18,000!!!!
The 2% of the wealthiest americans will live in gated communities while the rest of us will have to defend ourselves in crime infested neighborhoods...
By 2010(NEXT YEAR), we will no longer have the shuttle program. We will need to rely on Russia to send our astronauts and payload to space.
We are going BACKWARDS....
That's great [jk] that Russia will be sending OUR astronauts and payloads to space. One would think there economy is in the same shape as us. No? Perhaps the Shuttle program isn't producing the results "some" had hoped for. IDK Personally I don't want to see the program end

Militarily we have to stay on top of the satellite program [we blast off a lot more than Shuttles from Cape Canaveral] because our country relies so much on it forSecurity ,not to mentionweather, communications etc. For our own good we BETTER stay on top of this

At least one would have to hope our current leaders have the knowledge to realize we can't solve the economy if were not here.............seriously


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"When the people in Morado K'asa began building their library, the mayor of the tiny town of Presto became interested. He approached Megan (the Peace Corps volunteer who started the libraries) to discuss the possibilities of implementing a library in his town.
Presto has the advantage of being a municipal capital and while Megan was interested in working there, she didn't know how to fund it. Again, enter brother Brendan who with the Board of Directors of Biblio.com decided to officially establish Biblio Charitable Works Inc. in order to implement the library in Presto.
Currently the library in Presto is still functioning and is in an enormous perfect space on the main plaza of the beautiful town of Presto."
It was a clear, sunny day when we started out to Presto
Matt had told us that the library was housed in a wonderful large building, next to a very old church. The library had gone through several librarians since it opened, but the current librarian enjoys his job there and the Biblioworks' staff are trying hard to support him as he learns how to run a library. Training new librarians is a big job and Presto is far away from Sucre.
Presto is an isolated town in a pretty valley. The well-kept central park was green and a good meeting place for people who just wanted to sit and talk. The concrete roads were narrow and the adobe houses close together. When we arrived it started to rain and the streets which sloped down to the river became ankle deep streams of flowing water
Upon arriving, Roxana immediately looked for a place for us to stay. There were no signs indicating hotels, but Roxana asked around and we ended up getting 2 rooms - one for Roxana and one for the 4 of us. Our room was pretty sparsely furnished with 4 single, sagging beds and a light bulb. That's all. Later on, when it started to rain harder, we had to move Chris' bed and add a piece of furniture to our room - a plastic water bottle to catch the falling drips from the ceiling...
We went off to the library to quickly set up the theatre in preparation for our show.
Ever since Beve Matson, a fellow teacher, introduced me to the world of puppetry, I have had a deep respect for the power that these little figures have in igniting the imaginations of children, as well as adults. No where else have we seen such pure joy and creativity than in the little village of Presto, Bolivia.
Once our puppet show, The Armadillo's Song, began, the library full of kids was turned into a magical world of talking animals by a tottery, old grandmother who entered the room and asked the kids if they wanted a story read to them
A puppet show is a wonderful and entertaining art form, but children can do a lot more with puppetry, rather than just observing other peoples' efforts. For that reason, we added the puppet building workshop to our little program. Twenty four children from the village, 8 to 12 years old, are chosen by their teachers to take part in this workshop. We use lots of materials, many of which are very new to the kids and teachers
In the meantime, Pat and Chris found time to do some of the repair jobs that needed to be attended to. Top priority was to add more light to the library. There were no lights over the bookshelves or the librarian's desk and the library was open in the late afternoon and evening. Imagine using a library with limited lights. The guys did the best that they could in the time that they had and without a ladder! Tables on top of tables got them high enough to work on the lights ...(The 'ladder training' course that we had to take when we were teaching wouldn't have been necessary here.) Then they added the reading glasses shelf and the coat/backpack rack
After lunch and a little walk to the replenished river, our private combi van was waiting to take us back to Sucre. Things had dried up a bit and the sun was out. As we drove home, Chris had to hop out of the van a few times to move a few of the larger, fallen rocks from the road. The rains really do a number to the roads in Bolivia!
Once again, we came home to our appreciated comforts - firm mattress, bedside lamps, internet (and Leaf scores), dry bedroom with hardwood floors and plenty of hot water in the shower
On Sunday, if the weather permits and there are no lingering transportation strikes, we are going to Biblioworks' 6th library in Sopachuey (soap-a-choo-ey) which is a 6 hour bus ride away.


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Subject: Guidance Document: Factors Influencing the Classification of Products at the Device-Drug Interface
Health Canada is pleased to announce the release ofthe Guidance Document: Factors Influencing the Classification of Products at the Device-Drug Interface.
The classification of a health product determines which regulations will apply. Although the majority of products can be readily classified according to the definitions in the Food and Drugs Act (the Act) and its associated regulations, classification decisions become difficult when the applicable regulations are not immediately apparent. Classification guidance documents describe the factors that influence these decisions by Health Canada, and are intended to increase transparency and predictability.
This document addresses the classification of two therapeutic product groups (devices and drugs). It complements other guidance documents, including "Classification of Products at the Food-Natural Health Product Interface: Products in Food Formats" and "Guidance Document: Classification of Products at the Cosmetic-Drug Interface", that address Health Canada's classification of products at other interfaces. Health Canada will continue to clarify other interfaces, as needed, as part of its commitment to operational excellence.
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Guidance documents are administrative instruments not having force of law and, as such, allow for flexibility in approach. Alternate approaches to the principles and practices described in this document may be acceptable provided they are supported by adequate justification. Alternate approaches should be discussed in advance with the relevant program area to avoid the possible finding that applicable statutory or regulatory requirements have not been met.
As a corollary to the above, it is equally important to note that Health Canada reserves the right to request additional information or material, or define conditions not specifically described in this document, in order to allow the Department to adequately assess the safety, efficacy or quality of a therapeutic product. Health Canada is committed to ensuring that such requests are justifiable and that decisions are clearly documented.
This document should be read in conjunction with the accompanying notice and the relevant sections of other applicable guidance documents.
This guidance applies to therapeutic products at the device/drug interface when the appropriate regulatory framework is not immediately apparent.
The classification of drug/device combination products, which combine at least one drug component and one device component, is outside the scope of this guidance. In addition, this guidance is not intended to address the classification of cells, tissues and organs.
In Canada, medical devices and drugs are regulated under the Food and Drugs Act ("the Act") and its associated regulations. Section 2 of the Act defines a device and a drug as follows:
Classification of a therapeutic product determines whether it is regulated as a device or a drug. In most cases, the distinction between drugs and devices is clearly identifiable and these products can be easily classified according to their definitions. As new technologies and products emerge, however, it can become increasingly difficult to clearly identify the appropriate framework under which these products are regulated. In circumstances where a product does not readily fall under the existing definitions, guidance is warranted to indicate how classification decisions are likely to be made.
The definitions of "device" and "drug" in the Act provide the basis for Health Canada's classification of these two product lines. Health Canada interprets the definitions of drug and device in a manner that considers not only how a product achieves its therapeutic function, but also how its composition and characteristics are both represented and perceived in the marketplace. The list of factors provided in this section is derived from an interpretation of these two definitions.
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The definitions of "drug" and "device" under the Food and Drugs Act are mutually exclusive. As such, a single product cannot be classified as both as a drug and a device.
First, to determine if the product is subject to the Act as a health product, Health Canada considers the therapeutic claims made and how they align with the definitions in the Act.
A product may be classified as a drug or a device even when no explicit therapeutic claim is made. A therapeutic claim may also be implicit. Both types of claims are considered when a product is classified. Explicit claims are stated with no ambiguity with regard to their meaning or intent. In contrast, implicit claims made in the representation of a product indirectly suggest a therapeutic benefit. Product representation includes the appearance, labeling, and advertising of a product.
In the absence of either an explicit or implicit claim, a product still may be classified as a drug or device if the intrinsic properties of the product are such that there is no other possible use. For example, acetaminophen has no other use but as a drug, so the absence of a claim would not change its classification as a drug.Conversely, the presence of a health claim may not be sufficient to classify a product as being subject to the Act. For example, health claims associated with a consumer product or textile may be inappropriate, false or misleading. This could lead to compliance action in accordance with the provisions of the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act or the Competition Act, rather than classification of the product as a health product subject to the Food and Drugs Act.
The entireties of both drug and device definitions are taken into account to determine which one is the most applicable to the product and how it works. For example, a liquid for use as a body cavity filler could be classified as a drug when considering only paragraphs (a) of the two definitions. However, its purpose is clearly best characterized as to modify a body structure and act as a structure once it has filled the limited volume of a cavity. Therefore it is more reasonably classified as a device.
The composition and form of a product also helps to distinguish a drug from a device. A device exhibits structure in its final therapeutic form, that is, the structure of the product when it is achieving its effect. With a device, its structure contributes directly to its effect. In contrast, the physical structure of a drug product (that is, in its dosage form, such as a tablet or an ointment, not its chemical structure) does not usually contribute directly to its therapeutic effect.
As an example, solid substances formed by polymeric reactions, such as dental cements, or through evaporative mechanisms such as with liquid bandages, are initially applied to the patient in semi-solid or liquid states. In each case, however, the final therapeutic form exhibits a definable structure and the product is more appropriately classified as a device, rather than a drug.
Consideration is also given to the therapeutic effect of a product and how this effect is achieved. In the Food and Drugs Act, paragraphs (b) of the drug and device definitions differ respectively in whether a product is used to restore, correct or modify organic functions (as with a drug) or a body function or body structure (as with a device).
Under the drug definition, an "organic function" is generally interpreted as including the various "functions of life" that occur without conscious assistance, such as digestion, metabolism, growth, secretion, excretion, circulation, and respiration. Effects that modify an organic function may be either local or systemic in nature.
Under the device definition, "body structure" refers to physical components such as bodily cells, tissues, and organs, such as bones, muscles, and tendons. A "body function" refers to the physical movement of the body structure. Effects that modify a body function or body structure are strictly local.
When considering the claim made for a product, it is important to note whether more than one property could contribute to the overall effect of the product when used for this indication. For example, if a therapeutic substance is shown to modify an organic function as well as a body function or body structure, then both drug and device definitions could be satisfied. To make the necessary distinction, a comparative risk assessment could be made. Specifically, if it is determined that the greater risk is associated with the modification of an organic function, then the safety and efficacy of the product would be more appropriately assessed under the drug framework.
The effects of a therapeutic product to restore, correct or modify organic functions, body functions or body structures may suggest that the product achieves an effect by a mode of action (for example, pharmacological, mechanical, etc.). However, it is not a necessary condition that a device or drug has a particular mode of action, as this concept does not appear explicitly in either definition.Under the device definition, a product that is considered to be an "accessory to a device" is itself classified as a device. Before such a decision is made, however, it must be confirmed that the product does not meet the definition of a drug under the recommended conditions of use. A product considered to be an "accessory to a device" does not possess therapeutic properties of its own related to the purposes of the device: its use is solely to assist in the therapeutic function of the primary device.
Once a product has been classified as a drug and not a device at the level of the Act, further classification is required to determine whether the product is a drug subject to the Food and Drug Regulations or a natural health product (NHP), a subset of drugs under the Act, subject to the Natural Health Products Regulations (NHPR). This further classification is guided by the definition of an NHP in section 1 of the NHPR, the exclusion of prescription drugs in section 2(2), and the inclusive and exclusive lists of substances set out in Schedules 1 and 2 to the NHPR.
The respective requirements for filing a drug submission or a device licence application are not considered when classification decisions are made. Data requirements may differ when demonstrating safety, effectiveness and quality. There is, however, some flexibility at both the regulation and policy levels to assure that evidence sufficiently demonstrates that the benefits of the therapeutic product outweighs its risks.
Differences remain in the definitions adopted by Canada and other jurisdictions. In addition, the respective interpretations of these definitions could further affect whether a product is classified as a drug or device in different jurisdictions.
Health Canada may consider the classification decisions of other federal regulatory authorities as a tool to assist in its interpretation and application of the definitions in the Canadian legislation. Considerations that are not supported in the Food and Drugs Act, however, are not taken into account.
The use of the word "therapeutic" in this guidance document encompasses all diagnostic, treatment, mitigating, and/or preventative effects associated with a health product.


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Well over the past couple days Tortilla and I have been receiving fresh, organic catnip leaves. There can never be too much of that stuff, so bring me some more, human!
Our litter was changed some time ago, and I must admit the human is getting a little better at keeping the litter box clean, but I suspect it's only to please the male human who visits from time to time. I notice the box gets cleaned out shortly before the male shows up....
It doesn't matter how often my human takes me outside to walk around, it's not often enough. Plus I hate the harness. I want to go outside to escape from you from time to time... not just so I can eat the monkey grass and puke on your sofa -- that's just a bonus.
OK, I understnd that the human is buying me a variety of canned foods (same brand, mind you) to change things up for me, but I've decided I don't like tuna. Also, whenever you give me the pate-style food Tortilla comes over and licks all the sauce away, leving me a dry lump of gunk... The salmon is okay, though. You can still give me salmon....
... why the only portrait of me is currently sitting on the floor of a closet. The human needs to paint a better one anyway....
... why am I not allowed to go outside by myself anymore?
... who is this male human my female human has been spending so much time with? Doesn't she know she doesn't have time for anyone else but me... and maybe Tortilla?
... when will the human buy more litter for my litterbox?
... what do I have to do to get more catnip sprinkled onto the kitty towers?
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Moving on up! LOL!
After 2 seasons with my Zuma, I picked up a Cape Cod Shipbuilding Mercury 15. Looking forward to using a jib. Came with a spinnaker too, but I'll wait a while on that. Has an outboard mount, any one have a horsepower recommendation?
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Ah, the venerable Merc!!! Many of us in Boston grew up with them at Community Boating Inc. on the Charles River.
I'd think 3-4 hp would be more than plenty, the Mercs are kind of heavy but heck, only 15 feet.
Have fun in your "plastic classic"..
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What about an electric motor...?
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"Plastic Classic", I like that! I saw on another site someone called them "bathtubs with sails"! But it was damn near being given away, and my old knees just didn't want to crawl around in the Zuma anymore. Hopefully just another step in my sailing education.
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I'll definitely think about a trolling motor. Plenty of room for a battery.
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Yeah, it's just a thought, we have a bunch of 16' sailboats up at the lake for rent and they all have trolling motors. It's enough to get you out in the wind and to maneuver around in the back coves and shallows.
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I have a trolling motor on my Vic 18 and it does fine for getting in and out of the narrow channels.
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If you do stick with gas a 2hp motor should be more than enough. Keeping it small will prevent it from changing the boat's balance too much.
A paddle is the cheap and reliable solution.
Half of the fun of sailing a motorless dinghy is short tacking in narrow channels.
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Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) has sent a letter to banks being singled out for working with gun manufacturers by
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel. Within the letter, he invites them to relocate to Texas and urged Emanuel to keep his radical gun control north of the Red River.
The letter to the CEO's of Bank of America, TD Bank, Smith & Wesson and Strurm, and Ruger & Co. can be found here.