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These are the female contestants appearing in the new series of Big Brother.
* Noirin Kelly, 25
Retail manager from Dublin
A former All-Ireland athletics champion who describes herself as a "girly girl", Noirin says she believes education is the answer to everything.
She is a self-assured straight talker, though she says she has a bad habit of speaking before she thinks, so could end up insulting people unintentionally.
Noirin is a practising Roman Catholic and lives with her parents and younger siblings.
* Beinazir Lasharie, 28
Study support assistant from London
Beinazir's family were forced to flee their native Pakistan and seek asylum in the UK when she was one year old after her father - a supporter of Benazir Bhutto after whom she was named - received death threats over his political views.
She says growing up with two brothers has made her an "alpha female", and she thinks she will make a "wicked housemate", though her high-energy levels might get others down.
Beinazir says she believes that all religions preach the same thing and describes herself as a humanitarian. Working with children has made her more patient, humble and open-minded, she says.
Her life philosophy is: "You get what you give, you are what you eat, work hard play hard, and be yourself".
* Sophie Reade, 20
Glamour model from Cheshire
Sophie, whose bra size is 30GG, has been working as a glamour model for two years, posing nude for UK Playboy magazine and appearing at motorbike shows - but has never told her parents.
She lives at home with her parents, two older brothers and Chihuahuas Army and Moo, and says she regrets not going to university.
Though she makes no claims to great intelligence, she hates the "blonde bimbo" label and says she would make a good "president" of England because everyone would listen to her.
Sophie says she cares deeply about the war in Iraq and has raised more than £10,000 for the troops, and likes US President Barack Obama because "his daughters look cute".
* Angel McKenzie, 35
Professional boxer and artist from south London
Originally from Russia, Angel is an ex-rock star who moved to England 12 years ago and now runs a gym owned by her adopted "father", a former British and European boxing champion.
She is passionate about boxing and fitness, neither smokes nor drinks alcohol and says she will approach the Big Brother experience as if it were a boxing bout.
Angel left home at 24 to pursue a career as a rock star, and was well known in Russia.
* Lisa Wallace, 41
Unemployed and from Birmingham
Lisa has worked in various factories throughout her life and says she has learned to go without and is not greedy.
She was a geeky teenager who came out as a lesbian to a teacher after being teased about it, and admits to being a perfectionist when it comes to her hair and make-up.
Lisa is also a stickler for cleanliness at home, and says her home is so spotless you could eat off the floor.
She enjoys flirting with both sexes and would love to "turn" Angelina Jolie.
* Sophia Brown, 26
Private banking assistant from London
Sophia, who is 4ft 11in and has suffered from lupus since she was young, describes herself as fun, fierce and feisty.
Her proudest achievement was getting an A* in GCSE English and says she was an ideal student at school, though she gave up on her dream of becoming a lawyer because she thought it would be too boring.
Sophia is single and says men give her headaches because she does not know what they want. She does not need a man to make her feel special.
Her worst habits are are randomly breaking into song, farting all the time and talking to herself.
* Karly Ashworth, 21
Unemployed and from Fife
A part-time glamour model and one of FHM's "high street honeys", Karly says her job defines her 100% as she loves to show off, knows how to work the camera, and loves looking good.
Her proudest achievement was being accepted to study art and design at Dundee University, though she left after only three weeks.
Karly is passionate about women's rights, empowering women and stopping domestic violence.
She believes in God but would not class herself as a proper Christian as she has had sex before marriage. She says girls generally think she is a bitch but they are just jealous of her.
Karly believes she can win this series of Big Brother, though she says that her untidiness may make her unpopular with her fellow housemates. She is a massive flirt but will not make the first move as she likes to be elusive.
Her favourite part of her body is her bum.
* Saffia Corden, 27
Beauty consultant from Nottingham
A mother of two, Saffia hates people who stereotype her as a single mum and strives to be just the opposite.
She is adamant that no man would ever come between her and her children and will miss them "immensely" but BB will be "her time". Single Saffia said she considered turning lesbian because she is sick of men.
Saffia says she always gets what she wants and says she's usually seen as a show-off, a bitch and a fantastic mother, and she says all are true.
She says she is very competitive but does not think she will win. She is taking part in Big Brother to provide some direction in her life
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* Rodrigo Lopes, 23
Student from Brazil
Rodrigo is half Italian, half Brazilian and came to the UK to study and to search for a better life. His family still lives in Brazil and he speaks to them every day, though he does not want to go back to Brazil, saying: "England is everything to me."
He thinks that British people find him "very strange" because he hugs and kisses people and is very tactile.
Before he came to the UK he wasn't interested in men but now he thinks he might be gay, although on average he dates an equal amount of men and women.
Rodrigo describes himself as ambitious and good-hearted although he thinks his mother would say he is a little feisty at times because when he sees something wrong he can't keep quiet.
He once paid a taxi fare by giving the driver his shoes when he realised he had no money, and says his bad habits are picking his nose and feet when he is alone and farting and blaming it on other people.
After he finishes studying he wants to open a shop, although he doesn't know what kind of shop yet.
* Frederick George Fisher, 23
Entrepreneur from Market Drayton
Oxford University graduate Freddie describes himself as a polymath: a free spirit for whom 2009 is about blossoming, which is why he decided to go into the Big Brother house.
Freddie lives with his parents in a stately home and gets annoyed when people put his achievements down to the wealth of his parents.
He says his parents are clever, but they annoy him sometimes, but their house is so large it doesn't matter as he only sees them at meal times.
Freddie was a member of the Young Conservative Association although says he is an anarchist at heart.
He has thought about becoming a politician though when he was four he wanted to be a palaeontologist and his dream job would be to be a rock star.
Freddie says he gets on with his siblings but has only recently got to know them as they were all at different boarding schools, and when he was seven years old he suddenly had "existential fear" that he was always going to be a mummy's boy and never be able to stand on his own two feet.
He does not own a TV and claims not to know how Big Brother works.
* Charlie Drummond, 22
Customer Service Adviser from Newcastle
Charlie won the Newcastle heat of Mr Gay UK in 2007 and has worked as a model, though he now works in customer service for the JobCentre, which he says he loves.
He says his favourite part of his job is walking into the office in the morning and saying "Good morning angels" to his colleagues, who reply "Good morning Charlie".
A huge Big Brother fan, Charlie thinks he has a good chance of winning as he thinks the public will keep him in the house as it would be dull with out him. He says he has no game plan, and just wants to be himself in the house.
When he was younger he dreamed of being a pop star and wanted to be in a boy band, and says he was always the centre of attention at school.
Even now people think he is a show off, he says, and admits to a love of podium dancing on nights out.
As a child he left his pet frogs Freddie and Eddie outside one night, causing them to freeze. He tried to thaw them out with a hairdryer and now has a phobia of the amphibians.
* Kris Donnelly, 24
Visual Merchandiser from Shrewsbury
Kris says he dropped out of university after the girls stopped doing his work for him, and despite having no job ambitions when younger, has worked as a model.
He says he is currently single through choice because he is waiting for "the one", although he says he manages to pull someone every time he goes out.
Kris thinks people see him as good looking, confident and focused, but he says this is wrong.
"It is like having a Ferrari on the outside and a Skoda in the middle," he says.
Because of his looks no one expects any personality from him, he says, and adds "when the package is this pretty no one cares what is inside".
Kris thinks he will pass every task BB sets the house unless it involves shaving his head. He also thinks he can win.
Siavash Sabbaghpour, 23
Events organiser originally from Iran but now living in the UK
Siavash grew up in Iran but moved to the UK when he was a child and lives with his mum but mostly stays with friends. He says he has never paid a rent bill in his life.
He dropped out of university, where he was studying fashion, saying he hated it because he was surrounded by people without money.
Siavash says he is a slave to fashion and clothes define the individual. He is currently waiting for his big break to become a stylist, declaring that he is going to be the biggest designer ever as he "knows how to do stuff".
He also admits to being a sponger, getting his friends to pay for everything for him, and will only go out if someone else pays for the table.
Because his friends are designers, he says, he does not have to pay for clothes either.
Siavash says his biggest regret in life is not having a bigger penis, and his bad habits include blowing bubbles with his spit.
In the future he would like to get married and adopt children because he says there is no point having your own because so many are already homeless.
* Sree Dasari, 25
Student union elected president from India
Sree grew up in India, and left the country for the first time when he came to England to study for a masters degree in business.
He grew up with cleaners and cooks, and says that now his female housemates look after him instead. Sree says that girls tend to love him as he can flatter anyone.
Sree intends to stay a virgin until he meets the right girl. He is looking for someone that is patient, committed and honest and says his ideal woman is Beyonce.
Sree speaks to his parents every day. He calls them "living gods" because they have given him life and says he is close to all of his family.
His main ambition is to be an actor or prime minister but he would also like to be a celebrity so that he can work for charities and raise awareness of disease.
* Cairon Austin-Hill, 18
Student from Florida
Cairon was born in London but moved to Florida when he was a year old and returned to the UK two years ago and now lives in the capital with his dad. Cairon is studying performing arts and one day would like to work in the music industry, ideally as a Hip Hop artist.
He describes himself as a typical teenager who loves drinking, smoking and partying and says that people see him as a joker or a "sarcastic prick".
His father calls him Casanova as he used to be a "player" but he says he has calmed down this aspect of his personality.
Cairon does not think that Big Brother will change him as a person and says he will continue with his education and follow the same dreams. He predicts he will come in the top five.
* Marcus Akin, 35
Window fitter from London
Sharing a house could be problematic for Marcus - he says he has not done it in 20 years.
He describes himself as a big child in a man's body and likes to exaggerate to tell a "cool story", and thinks Big Brother will be "like a mini Butlins and a regression into childhood".
Marcus has a Siamese cat which he describes as "a bit of a bastard" as it steals money and sabotages plants.
He enjoys evening classes and has completed courses in Japanese, interior design, grounds maintenance, health and safety, food safety, first aid and construction and is currently doing an IT course.
One of the proudest moments in his life was renovating the windows in Windsor Castle and he says his ideal job would be a porn star or toy designer.
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Magnusson will open its new Helsinki base on 1 March. The office will initially house 13 lawyers, including six partners, but could grow to between 20 and 25 lawyers in the course of the year, according to senior partner Per Magnusson.
Tomi Merenheimo will manage the Helsinki office. He joins Magnusson from Peltonen Ruokonen & Itäine, where he was managing director. Mika Oksanen, who will lead the corporate and dispute resolution practices, also joins from Peltonen.
Other partners manning Helsinki from launch will be litigation and employment expert Jukka Blomberg and Essi Rikalainen, who will head the real estate practice. Blomberg joins from Spartax while Rikalainen joins from Finessi.
Mika Lehtimäki, who joins from Dittmar & Indrenius, will lead the banking group while former Castrén & Snellman counsel Jan Lindberg will head IP and IT.
"Finland's always been part of our core strategy to cover the Baltic Sea region," said Magnusson. "We tried to cover the area through strategic alliances before, but we found that this wasn't very efficient so decided that we'd have to do it on our own."
The new office is Magnusson's seventh in the region. According to senior partner Magnusson, the firm's aim is to comprehensively cover the Baltic Sea region.
"We'll continue to look at new venues in due course," he said. "One thing that might be in the pipeline is offices in the Baltic states. We've got good networks there, but we'll probably be looking at setting up on our own when the time's right. We want to cover the entire region."
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Pictureka! Achievement Guide
-Estimated Achievement Difficulty: 1/10
-Single Player: 3 (55 )
-Multiplayer (Online or Offline): 4 (95 )
-Approximate Amount of Time to 150: 1–2 Hours
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Pictureka Pair-fection - 20
Win a multiplayer game of both Pictureka Original and Pictureka Remix
You can use 2 controllers or play online with a friend to get this achievement. Start a custom original game with only 3 cards to make the game go faster. Once the game starts, have either your friend or your 2nd controller do nothing the whole game and you will get credit for the win. To make things go a little faster, you can use the 2nd controller to pick the wrong things on the board and it will deplete the timer a lot faster but.
Once you have won an Original game, play a remix game and win and the achievement will unlock.
Spelling Wizard - 20
Spell a word in 5 seconds or less in Pictureka Remix
For this achievement, you need the game to roll a yellow die. Play solo so that only you are going for the achievement. When the yellow card is picked, you must spell a 3-5 letter word in 5 seconds. You must be very quick to do this.
Getting a 3 letter word will be easier of course, but sometimes, after you have spelled a word, you can restart the game and the same word will be chosen during the the next match. This does not always work but sometimes does and will make this achievement easier on you.
Hawkeye - 10
Find an image in 3 seconds in any Pictureka game mode
This should be the first achievement you get and is very easy to do. When the game has you find an animal, you must find it and click on it within 3 seconds of the timer starting. Many times, the image is on the starting screen and you can find it while the round is starting.
Crush The Opposition - 25
Win a game of Pictureka without other players scoring in any game mode
To get this achievement, play with a 2nd controller or with a friend online. Have the second player do nothing in a 3 card match and the achievement will unlock once the match is over.
Round Robbin' - 25
Win a round on each card type in Pictureka Remix
You must get one card of each color. Play a solo remix match and set the game to 9 cards to be sure you get a chance at all the colors. Once you are awarded the 5th card color, the achievement unlocks
Finders Keepers - 30
Win 15 games of Pictureka in any game mode
Play with a friend or 2 controllers and have the 2nd player do nothing the whole time. If you want things to move a little faster, have the 2nd player click on the wrong images and letters several times to make the timer go down faster.
Secret AchievementsLucky Guess - 20
Won the red card vote 3 times in a row in any Pictureka game mode
Play with a friend or 2nd controller to have the red color show on the game die. Make the game a 6 or 9 card match to have a better change at red being rolled. When red is rolled, have the first player pick a high number and the second player pick a low number. When you win the vote, you go first that round. You do not have to win the round and get the red card, just win the vote. Do this 3 times in a row to get the achievement.
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You mistakenly put 'Play a solo original match' instead of Remix match, for the Round Robbin' achievement. Very good guide though.
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Some of the smallest businesses in Quebec are getting ready to pay more corporate tax next year, a change experts say could also be in store for similar-sized corporations across Canada.
Starting in 2017, incorporated Quebec companies with three or less employees will no longer be eligible for the small-business tax deduction. Instead of paying 8 per cent on the first $500,000 of taxable income, the rate will be 11.9 per cent, similar to larger companies.
The Quebec government says the "refocusing" of the small-business deduction is to "bring the measure back into line with its initial objective: encouraging the growth of SMBs [small and medium-sized businesses] and fostering employment growth," according to an e-mail response to an interview request from a provincial Finance Department spokesperson.
Manufacturing companies were excluded from the change, and will see their rate drop further. The government said the "refocusing" targets the services and construction sectors.
What could hit these Quebec small businesses even harder, along with those in the rest of Canada, is if the federal government also restricts what type of companies can use the small-business deduction, which Prime Minister Justin Trudeau mused about during his election campaign last fall.
If the federal government were to make a similar move, affected small businesses in Quebec would see their combined federal and provincial tax rate jump to 26.9 per cent from the current rate of 18.5 per cent. If only the provincial rate changes, they will pay 22.4 per cent.
Dan Kelly, chief executive officer of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, says his organization, founded 45 years ago in part on the issue of taxation for small business, is fighting to have the Quebec reduction reinstated before it kicks in next year. The CFIB is also lobbying to keep the federal government from making a similar change, which Mr. Kelly says that if made, could be announced in the coming federal budget.
"It seems crazy to me that you'd eliminate access to the small-business rate for the smallest of the small businesses," Mr. Kelly says. "If anything, that should be the group you're most keen to support."
The fear is also that other provinces could follow suit, he says.
"If the feds move, I think everyone loses on both the federal and provincial share."
Mr. Kelly says the potential tax change is geared at professionals, such as doctors or accountants, but will also hurt startups and mom-and-pop shops, including the local convenience store owner.
"This is going to cut a pretty wide swath," Mr. Kelly says, also noting that he doesn't think professionals should be a target.
"Doctors and dentists aren't all rich. People also forget they have massive debts when they start their companies," he says.
Peter Diekmeyer, a Montreal-based freelancer writer who incorporated his business in part for the legal liability that separates his business and personal assets, says he doesn't have the resources – like a lawyer or doctor might – to hire extra staff to still qualify for the deduction.
He sees the changes in Quebec as counterproductive, believing the hardest hit will be the entrepreneurial startups.
"Very small businesses, of less than three employees, are a major source of innovation and job creation in our economy," Mr. Diekmeyer says.
Françoise Bertrand, chief executive officer of the Federation of Quebec Chambers of Commerce, says the difference affected businesses will pay is small, but "is a signal in the wrong direction."
"We think that, generally speaking, we should aim at less taxes on business and revenues for individuals," she says.
Small businesses looking at incorporating might want to think twice about whether the costs outweigh the benefits with the higher tax rates, says Martin Lucht, a tax partner at accountants MNP in Montreal.
For those already incorporated, he says not much can be done to avoid the tax increase, except maybe trying to find more deductions to offset some of it.
"The benefit is less than it has been, but there's still a benefit," he says.
Aaron Schechter, a tax partner at accountants Crowe Soberman, says the change could prompt some small-business owners to take more money out of their corporation sooner, for personal income, instead of paying higher taxes on it. He notes that part of the advantage of leaving money in the corporation is to defer paying tax on it until it's needed, and hopefully seeing it grow.
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I thought that since I'm updating UpLib's Lucene code, I should tackle the issue of document languages, as well. Right now I'm using an off-the-shelf language identifier, textcat, to figure out which language a Web page or PDF is (mainly) written in. I then want to analyze that document with an appropriate analyzer. I'd then like to map to the correct Lucene analyzer for that language, falling back to StandardAnalyzer if the installed Lucene library doesn't have an analyzer for that language. It would be *very* handy if Analyzer had a static method static Analyzer getAnalyzerForLanguage(String rfc_4646_lang_tag); Right now I'm consulting a hand-compiled mapping of langtag-to-Lucene-classname to figure out which Analyzer to use. Wearisome, and it will be out-of-date for future releases of Lucenen which will presumably support more languages. Secondly, if I've got an instance of a SnowballAnalyzer, there's no way to look "inside" it, and see what language it's for. That's a problem on the search side. My QueryParser is a subclass of MultiFieldQueryParser, and it looks for a "special" FieldQuery on the field "_query_language", i.e., "_query_language:de" to tell the query parser to use a German analyzer on this query. What I'd like to be able to do is interrogate the current analyzer attached to the query parser instance, and throw an exception if it's not for the specified language. I can do this for non-Snowball analyzers, because of the brittle hand-compiled mapping mentioned above. But if it's a SnowballAnalyzer, there's no way to tell what the language inside it is. So it would be nice if SnowballAnalyzer grew a method String getLanguageName(); Even better would be String getLanguageTag(); And, it would be nice if QueryParser grew a method void setAnalyzer(Analyzer a); which would allow me to simply replace the current analyzer for the parsing of the rest of the query, instead of going through the rigmarole of throwing an exception, catching it, recreating the QueryParser with a different analyzer, and trying again. What would break if you changed the analyzer in midstream? Wouldn't it simply be used for analyzing remaining terms in the query? I see that Robert Muir has been doing a lot of good work on the Snowball code. I'd really like to see the stopword work finished, so that a SnowballAnalyzer for a particular language has a decent set of stopwords. Bill --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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I, too, was a victim of a very similar circumstance.
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AFC Wimbledon 1Midson 41
Argyle 2Bhasera 1Chadwick 49
by CHRISTOPHER PARSONS
NIGHTS like tonight cannot be good for one's health.
Just eight days previously, Argyle fans everywhere suffered a severe case of heart break when George Donnelly robbed the Pilgrims of all three points at Macclesfield with a last minute equaliser.
But it was not to be at Kingsmeadow on Tuesday, as Argyle hung on for three precious points that saw them climb out of the npower League 2 drop zone.
Onismor Bhasera's opener, the fastest away goal in the club's history, gave Argyle the dream start after just 11 seconds, before Jack Midson equalised for the home side.
Then, just after the break, Nick Chadwick struck the Pilgrims into the lead once more.
From there on in, it was tense stuff, with both sides spurning opportunities to score.
But ultimately, the Pilgrims held on to record their first win since the 4-0 drubbing of Accrington and to shift themselves away from the wrong end of the table.
Argyle manager Carl Fletcher had made a trio of changes for the Pilgrims' inaugural visit to Kingsmeadow.
In defence, Durrell Berry was preferred to Paul Bignot and in midfield, the returning Bhasera was handed the left midfield birth, in place of Ashley Hemmings whilst Simon Walton made his first start since February 4, thus relegating Conor Hourihane to the bench.
But the real story of the starting line-ups was the inclusion of referee Major Danny McDermid, taking charge of his first Football League match in six months following a tour of duty with the Royal Logistic Corps in Afghanistan.
Quite simply, it couldn't have started any better for the Pilgrims as straight from the kick-off, they took the lead.
Luke Young kicked-off and gave it to Alex MacDonald who drove into the Dons' half before laying it back to Berry.
Berry crossed first time and found the head of Bhasera who steered the ball across 'keeper Seb Brown and into the side-netting.
From kick-off, it had taken less than 12 seconds for the Pilgrims to score, making it undoubtebly the fastest ever goal away from home in the club's 125 year history.
Just minutes later, the Pilgrims had a glorious chance to double their lead when Paul Wotton's free-kick found Chadwick unmarked on the penalty area. Sadly, though, his diving header fell wide of the post.
Young was the next to breakthrough what looked like a fragile home back line but lashed at Chadwick's deft touch and sent his half-volley into the stand.
Argyle were proving that they were equally strong at the back, too, as Maxime Blanchard twice made important blocks as the Dons attempted to force their way back into the game.
But just before half-time, the Dons finally penetrated and allowed Jack Midson, who scored twice against the Pilgrims in the Home Park fixture in August, headed home from a Sammy Moore cross.
There was some confusion as to whether the ball had crossed the line at all, with Purse hooking the ball from the goalmouth before it had hit the net, but referee's assistant Dean Treleaven was sure, immediately heading back to the halfway line with his flag held aloft.
With results elsewhere putting the Pilgrims bottom of the league at half-time, Fletcher's men emerged for the second period knowing that a win was essential.
And, boy, did they show it when within four minutes of the restart, Argyle were in front again, Chadwick making amends for his earlier miss by drilling the ball home from the edge of the box.
It was a great finish, but it was equally well worked as Walton and Bhasera combined for the Zimbabwean to slide Chadwick in for his fifth goal since rejoining in November and his 12th of the season.
Argyle were then forced to soak up some mild Wimbledon pressure before Young, starting his 12th consecutive game for his local club, smashed the crossbar with a drive from outside the area.
Dons substitute Billy Knott, on for veteran Jason Euell just before the hour mark, was beginning to cause the Pilgrims a few problems at the back and the 700+ strong contingent of the Green Army breathed a huge sigh of relief when his cross, delivered after a clever run to the by-line, evaded the attacking players inside the six yard box.
It was now end-to-end, heart-in-mouth stuff, with either team likely to score at anytime.
It was the Pilgrims turn next and Bhasera went close to scoring again but was denied by a superb recovery save by home 'keeper Seb Brown.
A mix up at the back then very nearly cost the Argyle as Berry and Jake Cole both dithered to allow goalscorer Midson to sneak in and poke an effort goalwards. Luckily, it went wide.
Wotton then fired a free-kick into the arms of Brown before Warren Feeney made his first appearance since January 21, replacing MacDonald with eight minutes to go.
Knowing what had happened seven days earlier at Macclesfield, Argyle were not going to start resting on their laurels and as proof, Chadwick forced Brown into a finger tip save just as the clock struck 90.
But this week, there was to be no heartbreak as the Pilgrims held on for those all important three points.
AFC Wimbledon (4-3-3): 1 Seb Brown; 7 Samuel Hatton (11 Luke Moore 70), 17 Mat Mitchel-King, 22 Callum McNaughton, 13 Chris Bush; 25 George Moncur, 15 Sammy Moore (capt), 23 Rashed Yusseff; 12 Christian Jolley (27 Byron Harrison 82), 10 Jack Midson, 29 Jason Euell (28 Billy Knott 57). Substitutes (not used): 6 Brett Johnson, 20 Jack Turner.
Booked: Euell 20, Midson 89.
Argyle (4-4-2): 23 Jake Cole; 2 Durrell Berry, 5 Darren Purse, 22 Maxime Blanchard, 3 Robbie Williams; 15 Luke Young, 8 Simon Walton (capt), 19 Paul Wotton, 14 Onismor Bhasera (20 Conor Hourihane 89); 29 Nick Chadwick, 32 Alex MacDonald (11 Warren Feeney 82). Substitutes (not used): 1 Romain Larrieu (gk), 21 Joe Lennox, 31 Ashley Hemmings.
Booked: Wotton 23, Berry 45, Feeney 90.
Referee: Danny McDermid.
Attendance: 4,578 (710 away).
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1. Re: Migration from Access to Oracle 10g (Problem with migration wizard)wkobargs-Oracle Mar 13, 2012 9:50 AM (in response to 922653)Arjun,
you cannot do an online migration with MS Access as you can do with other foreign datasources. You can only do an offline migration.
The first step that you need to do is to call the Microsoft Access Exporter. Click on Tools - Migration - Microsoft Access Exporter and chose the exporter of the MS Access version that you are using.
The exporter creates an xml file for you. After the exporter has finished you can do the migration, click on Tools - Migration - Migrate, but in Step 4 please select "Offline", and then you can select the xml file that the exporter has created. The following steps in the Migration assistant are then doing the migration for you.
You might also want to read the chapter "Before Migrating From Microsoft Access" in the online help of SQL Developer.


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"My you entered in such a hurry, I was so shocked." The woman said smiling beautifully. Well, everything she did she did beautifully. It was all Sam could do to keep from staring at her outright, jaw somewhere around her shoes. She'd heard of them before, but seeing a real seraph right in front of her... they weren't kidding then they said Tipperton was someplace else.
Long straight hair looking so marvelously soft and silken that only the awe you felt kept you from running your hands through it fell behind the woman to her knees where about three inches from the end it was held together with a simple white scrunchie. They shown like gold and seemed to not have a hair out of place yet at the same time look so casual and natural. Everything about the girl seemed carefree and yet perfect. Her beautifully tanned skin, those crystalline blue eyes that shown with kindness and friendship that even Sam and her distrust of others couldn't help but fall for. The woman was just so purely... good.
But that was what seraphs were supposed to be like. Usually they kept themselves hidden and just helped and tried to inspire humanity to be good people. If there was one race which was as a whole completely good it was seraphs. Looking at this one though Sam couldn't help but wonder at how well they managed the staying hidden part, even without the huge feathery white wings behind her and the halo like aura projection over the woman's head there was no denying she was angelic. Delicate facial lines with thin arched brows, high cheekbones, and full lips she was the ideal beauty. There was even this faint scent Sam swore was coming off her which just made her feel like all the bad things in life weren't that bad and there was hope and beauty. Everything about this woman just soothed Sam's spirit and made her feel better.
"I have to say your coming here is something surprising in itself, and not just your entrance just now." The woman said scanning a piece of paper in her hand and then looking at Sam with sincere concern and in her eyes. "Samantha-"
"Sam." Sam automatically corrected finally able to speak.
"Sam." The woman acknowledged. "Are you sure you want to come here? I think that there could be other options for you at this point. Ours is a rather, extreme, option and I don't want you to come to regret it." The seraph was worried for her. Well made sense, Sam was worried for herself too. In fact she was terrified for herself. But she knew she had to do this.
"I will regret it much more if I leave now." Sam said resolutely and the seraph considered her for a moment then smiled.
"Alright then Sam, you're all set. I'm Charmeine, I'm one of the staff and tutors here. If you ever have any concerns or questions please feel free to contact me or any of the other staff here. After all we're here to help in any way we can. Some of us do specialize more in one area or another though so it might be useful to check out the staff directory when you are all finished unpacking. You'll find it and a variety of other useful information in this packet here." Charmeine said handing her a thick folder full of papers. A few though were laying on the top along with a pen. "You'll also need to sign these liability forms if you want to stay here."
Scanning the form Sam felt her knees tremble a little. The general gist was pretty much that the Tipperton estates would not be held responsible for any accidents and harm that came to the one signing the paper. Pretty standard liability form except for the extensive list of examples of what might happen. Exploding, being turned to stone, random decapitation, having your eyes melt, partial transformations into an animal, spontaneous combustion, sudden disappearance of organs, being eaten alive or dead. It really drove home what she was doing and how dangerous this place was.
Sure the seraph was sweet and supportive, but she was a staff member. It wasn't the staff that had gotten Tipperton the reputation of being absolutely terrifying. It was the residents. Tipperton provided a valuable service to the magical community. Sometimes some people just couldn't blend in with the normal world, they could go here. The problem was that those reasons they couldn't blend were also the reasons why they were extremely dangerous. Sure the problem could be as small as having trouble with your glamor abilities so unable to hide the fact that you were a 10 foot troll with green skin and tusks, but the problem could also be you couldn't control any of your powers and had a tendency to randomly shoot lighting whenever you sneezed and only hope you didn't sneeze on anyone you cared about by accident. So since Tipperton's purpose was to help people like that, there were quite a few cases of accidents causing serious harm and even deaths from what Sam had heard.
She'd also though heard about that there was an even darker side of story. Tipperton took in people that couldn't blend with the normal humans, including those that didn't blend because they didn't want to. They could control their power and intentionally cause chaos and death with it. These people obviously weren't the voluntary residents of Tipperton like Sam, but forced into this side pocket of reality in order to keep them from causing any more harm, except maybe to the people already in Tipperton. That was the real reason Sam was so very terrified of this place. Since she was a kid stories about people locked up in this place were used to scare her into obedience or whispered among peers in the magical community as horror stories.
"Miss Charmeine…" Sam started hesitantly feeling queasy just thinking about it. "Are, I mean um, how extreme is this place going to be? Really?" She asked hoping this person who she already felt very trusting toward and made her feel safe would say they were all just stories blown out of proportion, tall tales meant to scare friends.
"Well it's actually fairly relaxed. You have pretty much full run of the place, there's no scheduled appointments or classes unless you set one up yourself with a staff member. You can stay as long as you like, but you can't leave Tipperton unless you prove that you overcame the problem that brought you here in the first place to the staff who will sign your release papers once satisfied. Other than the restriction on leaving though you are pretty free to do what you want with yourself and your time." Charmeine said explaining the program in broad strokes. She frowned though and looked at Sam's face before continuing.
"But I don't think that's what you're asking about. I'm sure you've heard stories Sam, and I won't lie while some of them may be made up, I'm not familiar with everything people say about this place these days, quite a lot are based in real truth. We do have some… unstable elements here who have hurt a lot of people and would have no problem hurting more. Of course they are much more strictly watched than you and others who come here to learn and improve themselves are. Still depending on their reasons for being sent here some of them will be wandering around just as you are, learning and improving themselves as well. After all Tipperton's goal isn't to confine people but to help them, they just need different kind of help from the kind you came here for. And no, I won't tell you who was forced to come here and who came here on their own because everyone's information is strictly confidential. But while the stories may be grounded in truth, they are as common as you are probably imagining. The things listed on that form aren't happening every week, and the staff will be looking out for you as much as we can. So don't be so scared alright?" Charmine said reaching over to place a hand comfortingly on Sam's shoulder. Even though the fabric of her dull green t-shirt Charmeine's skin felt luxiously soft and though contact was minimal to Sam it was all of a sudden like she was a little girl being hugged by her mom only a million times more comforting and soothing. It gave her some courage and she signed the paper and handed it back to Charmeine who slipped it into her own much thinner folder which held Sam's information.
"Now then, let's get you settled in. I'll take your bags for you if you like." Charmeine offered but Sam shook her head and grabbed it herself. Not that she didn't trust the woman, she just didn't want to separate from her things. Paranoia was kind of her thing. "Alright then, come this way."
The seraph lead her from the small office like set up that had been set up near the front door, obviously only for greeting new arrivals since it lacked the resources of a real office. Just a chair, desk, some papers which looked to be additional copies of the same orientation package Sam had received, and a calendar. No doubt the real faculty lounge or staff offices was elsewhere, probably marked on a map inside the heavy folder Sam had in one hand while the other held her overstuffed duffel bag. That combined with the backpack she had on were all she'd brought with her after careful consideration. Neither of which were searched like she thought they might, after all this place was almost like an insane asylum right? It seemed they were pretty serious about privacy here which Sam could appreciate to a degree.
When she had first come in and slammed the door behind her she'd found herself in an ornate and gorgeous entrance hall with stately stone arches all along the walls leading no doubt to other parts of the huge mansion. Charmeine had been sitting at a table in the center of that room, obviously waiting for her the new arrival. Now she guided her straight through to the back of the entrance hall and to the door in the archway in the back. "Before we head to your room though we'll need to stop at the clinic for a brief examination and drop off your medical records."
"Okay." Sam replied in a small voice. Going inside revealed a small but clean clinic. Though it was unlike any doctor's office Sam had seen before. It lacked the standard posters about various health tips or pictures of calming things that seemed to be a part of any doctor's decorating tastes. It also was obviously renovated from some other purpose into it's current use and so still had the resplendent architecture of the stately mansion rather than the white wash sterile feel of a hospital's. The room also seemed to have been previously several rooms. From the wall they entered from there were a few tall, narrow windows looking out behind the mansion, and to the right two doorways, doors removed so that you could see in to a row of beds and more windows. Between these doorways a large fireplace, again reminding Sam of the age and history of the mansion. This room's furnishing though was mostly file cabinets and shelves full of books and strange objects but one large desk across from the second room drew attention. The top of the desk was absent anything, except the feet of the man sitting in the chair in front of it.
He was in the clinic, sitting at the doctor's desk yet Sam really couldn't believe he might be the doctor. The fact that he looked like he was in his twenties wasn't what threw her off, members of the magical community had learned never to judge age by looks since so many of the races defied human standards when it came to lifespans and progression of aging. No, it was more the fact that his shirt was completely unbuttoned and hanging open to reveal a darkly tanned colored chest covered in what had to be either a very serious skin condition, or hickies. His belt was undone on his pants but at least that the fly was zipped. What was probably his white doctor's coat was tossed over his face and he seemed to be sound asleep. He looked more like he'd come back from a night on the town rather than being a doctor ready to help people.
"Dr. Sallos Sitri." Charmeine said in a stern voice, whether chastising the sleeping doctor or introducing Sam to him was unclear. It certainly woke the man up though. He lazily moved an arm up to pull off the coat covering his face and then looked at the pair of them. His eyes as you would expect from his skin tone were a dark brown, rich and inviting behind long lashes. His model like face had slight stubble along the jaw furthering his rather unkempt appearance. His hair was cropped short but still managed to be messy so matched the rest of him. His messiness though only seemed to enhance his physical appeal, which between the face and the well defined and tone chest was already pretty high. He seemed to be ethnically a mix of Indian and Hispanic taking all the best traits associated with both in regards to looks. He smirked up at the two of them and it just about made her knees week and she didn't even like older guys. His looks though did not impress Charmeine. "These are Sam's papers, you needed to examine her before she heads to her room?"
"Aaaaah, right. Well then let's take a look then." He swung his long legs off the desk finally but completely ignored his still exposed chest and Sam wished she could do the same. Everything about him just seemed to scream sex right into Sam's ears letting her identify his species pretty easily. Incubus. Definitely had to be an incubus.
Unlike humans beauty was often a racial trait among magical races. Seraphs were known for being beautiful and inspired instant feelings of trust and comfort in others. Incubus were beautiful too, but inspired a lot more carnal sensations. It was some of the ways Sam had been taught to identify people since knowing what you were approaching could be of great assistance in known how to approach. Sam had studied up extra hard before heading here since after all this was the first time in her life she'd been around so many people from 'her' world rather than the human world. What had before just been interesting things to know now might be a very important life skill.
"So Saman-"
"Sam" Both her and Charmeine corrected at the same time and the doctor raised an eyebrow but then returned his attention to her file.
"Right so then you're a ... an elf? Hmmm." His eyes ran over her in a way that felt far from professional. What he saw besides her lithe frame with long gangly limbs and little feminine curves, pixie like face all points and angles, and her thick pale brown hair that hid the pointed ears which her the universal indentifier of her kind that made him suddenly smile with a sparkle in his eyes Sam had no idea. She was lovely in her own right, her kind always were though too thin and sharp edges for traditional beauty and certainly not traditional sexy. "Well then Miss Coldwell welcome to our mad house."
With that he took her hand and brought it to his lips. Before she could squawk and pull it away she felt a sharp prick and realized in horror he'd bitten her.
"Mr. Sitri!" Charmeine said startled and grabbed Sam's hand from the incubus, rubbing her thumb lightly over the bite. His teeth had broken skin and the small puncture bled freely. Sam watched though fascinated though as the wound closed under the seraph's touch. She felt some irony that the doctor caused her wound and the office lady was the one healing it. "I don't think that was appropriate at all!" Charmeine continued to chastise the doctor as she let go of Sam's and, finally giving her back her personal space.
"Oh come off it. She knew what was coming, you told her she'd be getting a check up after all." Dr. Sitri replied apathetically running a rather long tongue over his teeth, especially the particularly sharp looking canines. She was shocked to see that wasn't the only change. It seemed he dropped his human form, now right along his hair line two small horns poked out just a little higher than his hair, the hickies on his chest all disappeared and poking above his pants was a long flexible tail that swung lazily back and forth. It shocked Sam to see, growing up in the normal world she rarely saw people in their true forms. But she guessed here it didn't matter who saw.
"She wasn't told it would be that kind of an 'examination'. I hadn't been told." Charmeine answered hotly.
"Well of course, if I'd told you you would have stopped me. A blood tasting was the fastest way to do that."
"And blood is frequently used to exert control over others. No one would feel comfortable having their blood taken by a stranger without consent! That was highly unethical!"
"Oh now come on, you know I'd never resort to blood binding to get a person to do what I want. I prefer to use my looks for that. But if you really want to have a proper examination then how about you turn around back out that door angel and I'll have the play doctor with the patient. First you'll need to remove your shirt, while I get my stethoscope." The words were so playful yet seductive.
"I think there's hardly a point for that anymore considering you've already tasted her blood. And I've told you before to stop calling me that." Though obvious dead ringers for the normal world's concepts and ideas of angels, seraphs Sam had been told disliked being directly addressed as such to their faces. Maybe because since they were just a species of sentient being rather than any kind of heavenly messenger from god it felt like a lie to them? Seemed though what Sam had been told was true from Charmeine's reaction.
"Well let's just hear what our new resident has to say. Maybe she'd like a more thorough examination?" Suddenly attention was back on her making Sam nervous and scared.
"I think I'd just like to go now." She managed to spit out and the adults seemed to have their riled up emotions deflate, Charmeine's righteous anger and Dr. Sitri's playful flirtation. "If everything checked out that is."
"Mmhm, perfect health from what I read. You're just fine. If that changes for any reason or you just feel lonely in this new, big, scary place you are welcome to come to me anytime." The doctor said smirking again. Sam nodded her head once and then looked to Charmeine who seemed upset, but willing to let it go.
"Well then, till later Dr. Sitri. Come on Sam I'll take you straight to your room now so you can put that bag down." Charmeine herded her back to the door and Sam gratefully came along. Outside the door and a few feet away Charmeine stopped and turned toward her. "I'm so very sorry for that. I really had no notion he would examine you that way. Though, I do know what he is like so I should have considered it. I just thought it would only be... unappealing commentary as usual. I obviously held too high of regards for the man."
Sam was unsure how to reply. Blood was serious business and the strongest magics used blood in them. Taking someone's blood could, if you knew how, give you intimate knowledge about their body and abilities as well as offer an in to magics that could control the victim's magic, mind, or flesh. That small a bite, just a drop or two, wasn't enough for anything too serious usually but it was still a huge deal. Especially to an incubus whose powers specialized in bodies one way or another. "So he's always like that?" Sam finally said.
"Pushing boundaries, personal and ethical? Yes. But he is a very good doctor." Charmeine said sounding resigned. "I just hope one day he doesn't push the boundaries so far that it outweighs his medical skills."
"Oh." Sam said noncommittally as she processed that information feeling a little shell shocked from the whole experience. Shell shocked already and she was just meeting the staff so far. "I just want to get to my room right now."
"Alright then." Charmeine replied with a look that managed to be apologetic and sympathizing.


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E/N: First EVER Scent of a Woman fan fiction. I hope it turns out as great as I see it in my head. I really fell in love with that movie like many years ago and still am in love with it. Great actors and great everything! Also I am a big fan of Al Pacino 3
Introduction: Scent of a Woman
Hotel room located in downtown New York,
The fairly large room was silent. It was terribly quiet the slightest scamper of a mouse could be heard from all the way in the other room even on the lovely carpeted floor.
Charlie was half asleep sprawled, unfortunately uncomfortable across the couch and all he could hear was his very own heavy breathing after waking up from a crazy dream that made no sense to him at all after realizing what happened.
He stretched his aching muscles before trying to drift back to sleep but that was barely possible when his mind wouldn't even give up.
"Uh…"Charlie let out his most pathetic sigh before breaking his comfort zone and stepping out onto the floor with his socked feet, and a semi-smile on his lips.
Charlie walked into the bathroom totally unaware of what was going on, and was scared to death after he found Colonel Slade sitting beside the toilet that nobody really deserved to sit next to, unless their stomach was giving them hell and Slade looked like hell.
"Colonel, are you okay?" Charlie choked and had bent down to the elder man's size assisting him as best he could to his feet. Slade didn't move his head. It constantly pointed downwards and long strands of his hair recently fell too when that happened. He didn't say a word, but his mouth hung slightly open as if he was about to.
"Yes Charlie I am terrific, just put me down." Cocky Slade spoke to the boy totally sarcastically that kind of caught Char off guard and he jerked a few times before Charlie actually let him go in the middle of the hotel room. Charlie breathed in deeply and back out his nose, thinking to himself. "I'm-I'm sorry Colonel, why were you sitting in the bathroom?" the youngest asked again, hoping this question he seemed to repeat never moved from his mind, until he got the answer.
Not another word was spoken, just a loud hardy laugh coming from Colonel Slade.
"Hah, Charlie, you must be one of those nosey ones." Colonel Slade helped himself stand straight and somewhat erect, eyes moving around the room as if they could already see but what he was searching for was Charlie's arm to grab a hold of.
Charlie watched Slade's actions and walked towards him, giving him his arm. He smiled with a cough afterwards after feeling Slade clutch onto him not securely but close enough.
"No Colonel, I am just here to make sure your safe." The kid told him and that smile quickly faded.
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