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15 Jan 2009 // 8:59 PM
This is what right-wingers accuse Hollywood liberals of making: a vanity project intended to please a small, select group.READ more
7 Dec 2008 // 9:00 PM
Redemption manages to locate an emotional center than had been missing from 24 since…well, if not ever, since at least the first season.READ more
21 Nov 2008 // 3:00 PM
In Africa, where children are forced to soldier, Jack realizes, every day is full of terror -- not just the 24-hour spates he's used to confronting.READ more
24 Oct 2008 // 3:00 AM
By now, we understand the corruption festering under the thin blue line. Call it The Departed Syndrome, or the Badge-Carrying Whistleblower's Waltz but moviesREAD more
24 Oct 2008 // 3:00 AM
By the time Eladio (Rick Gonzalez) makes his single-scene appearance in Pride and Glory, the fate of his adversary has been exhaustively telegraphed.READ more
9 Sep 2008 // 11:00 PM
What studio suit thought this was a good idea? With four months to schedule your high priced efforts, you instead unload almost 30 overpriced pictures on an unsuspecting movie audience.READ more
20 Dec 2007 // 9:00 PM
The primary draw in the National Treasures is Nic Cage, odd and spasmodic, undeniably charismatic.READ more
25 Oct 2007 // 10:58 PM
Consider the patience and time it takes to build a ship in a bottle. Now imagine a fully functional Spanish Armada in a snow globe.READ more
27 Aug 2007 // 3:33 AM
Jon Voight looks like a monument in September Dawn, his jaw set and eyes granite hard.READ more
3 Jul 2007 // 4:29 AM
As someone who spent much of his childhood collecting and breaking Transformers, I'm approaching next week's movie version with a feeling that veersREAD more
3 Jul 2007 // 3:00 AM
The point here is excess. For 144 minutes, the film pummels and pounds, delivering explosions, combat troops, speeding vehicles, computer codes, giant robots -- and more explosions.READ more
3 Jul 2007 // 2:58 AM
Without the weight of an already formed franchise to pull it down, this filmic funhouse is allowed to spin wildly out of control. We simply sit back and enjoy the operatic ride.READ more
24 Jun 2007 // 10:59 PM
This script takes generic archetypes and applies them to specific situations only by the cheapest of character-development techniques.READ more
12 Jun 2007 // 10:59 PM
This film provides insight into John Paul Two's character that no unauthorized biography could have achieved.READ more
2 May 2007 // 11:00 PM
Finally, a month with only one remaining series contender. All wizard based Potter-y aside, this will be the most tenuous time for the business called show. After a strong start, the eccentric collection of entertainments here could make or break this potentially record shattering motion picture season.READ more
Brando is most original and inspiring when it looks at Brando's other work. As Bobby Seale remembers, "If I said, 'Constitutional democratic civil human rights,' I mean, it lit him up."READ more
16 Feb 2007 // 2:00 AM
Now, not only is the Ghost Rider beleaguered by Mephistopheles' incessant demands, but also by this big-screen ignominy.READ more
11 Jul 2005 // 1:00 AM
Watching this 1983 tearjerker anew is a jarring, surprising experience.READ more
22 Dec 2004 // 1:00 AM
Demme's movie reasserts that the fabled U.S. political landscape isn't transparent or democratic, but instead, corrupted by the individuals who manage it.READ more
19 Nov 2004 // 1:00 AM
Popular propaganda at its best -- high quality creative work allied to a resounding endorsement of a status quo the American electorate seems determined to maintain.READ more
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Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with New Canvases
May 4, 2012
In celebration of Cinco de Mayo and in honor of Mexican heritage, two new canvases, Bailar and Fiesta, by AOL Artist Mr. Kiji have debuted on AOL.com. In commemoration of the holiday and our festive new canvases, we are offering our users a chance to win a beautiful art print of Bailar or Fiesta. To enter the contest and learn more click here.
Mr. Kiji, a Brooklyn-based artist, was born in Kyushu, Japan. He has been an active member of the AOL Artists community since 2010 when his canvas, Transisitor Radio, was featured on AOL.com. Mr. Kiji's passion for art began during an apprenticeship in Tibetan Buddhist Thangka painting when he was seventeen. He then went on to study Industrial Design at the Rhode Island School of Design. Mr. Kiji's work currently ranges from commercial illustration to large-scale graphic projects. We are thrilled to have such an inspirational creative as part of the AOL Artists program.
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following a previous post, questions for the intelligent ones.
1. If I obtain a second hand LCM from a similar model can it be coded correctly to work without any problems?
2. There are a number available at the moment on EBay, and when I check the part numbers on the BMW OEM website they show as being fitted to E46 320d, although the last few numbers of the part number do differ slightly. If I buy one that shows as being from my model, will it matter that the last few numbers are different?
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Welcome to the Android Police Podcast, Episode 67.
Don't forget - the Android Police Podcast's live broadcast is every Thursday at 5PM PST (www.androidpolice.com/podcast). You can also check out our calendar, below, for detailed scheduling information. The unedited video version is here. And, as promised on the show, you'll have a chance to be our guest on the show next week. Below the calendar are details on just how to make your interest known.Read More


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post6066290394201880810..comments2017-02-09T14:47:43.261+08:00Comments on Smoky Wok: Mom's Peking Spareribs Recipe ('King To' Spareribs) 京都骨Smoky Wok (formerly Tastes of Home)http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-62611659502649707802012-05-08T08:51:05.583+08:002012-05-08T08:51:05.583+08:00hi there! jingdu is just the Mandarin pronounciat...hi there! jingdu is just the Mandarin pronounciation for 'king to' which is basically the same thing :) Twice -fried makes it crispier so you can definitely do that as well, fry it for the first time until 60% cooked then fry again until 100% cooked. hope that helps!Smoky Wok (Tastes of Home)http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-28367243990143811132012-05-08T08:47:31.971+08:002012-05-08T08:47:31.971+08:00Hello these spareribs look really good. I used to...Hello
these spareribs look really good. I used to go to a Malaysian restaurant that served a dish called Jing-Du Spareribs. They were to die for!! I think they were twice fried but I can't find a recipe anywhere. Tonkatsu sauce smells reminds me of these ribs but it's been probably 30 years since I've had them. Do you have a recipe for these ribs? Jing-Du sounds lie a province, maybe?
thank you for your post
Debera from Australia Debera email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-15136274145781229122012-03-21T23:31:17.404+08:002012-03-21T23:31:17.404+08:00also for the batter will cornflour do or must it b...also for the batter will cornflour do or must it be email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-54953189409751807412012-03-21T23:29:58.558+08:002012-03-21T23:29:58.558+08:00hi there im new to tryin out these ribs, i can onl...hi there im new to tryin out these ribs, i can only get hold of normal white vinegar, will that email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-65739219884790705232012-01-28T22:16:21.141+08:002012-01-28T22:16:21.141+08:00thanks! I just peeled them by hand..either that or...thanks! I just peeled them by hand..either that or you can get a spring onion peeler :)Smoky Wok (Tastes of Home)http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-41889040115949123532012-01-28T22:13:28.300+08:002012-01-28T22:13:28.300+08:00Hi. this looks great . how did you make the spring...Hi. this looks great . how did you make the spring onion slices thin and firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-56835798274641573102011-08-17T13:18:46.752+08:002011-08-17T13:18:46.752+08:00Hi again Sylviacat, I think you read my recipe wro...Hi again Sylviacat, I think you read my recipe wrongly, I typed 1 TBSP of flour to 2 tbsps of WATER...so maybe that's why! Thanks for the feedback though and glad you liked the dish.Jen (Tastes of Home)http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-48436404549439322332011-08-17T12:42:53.624+08:002011-08-17T12:42:53.624+08:00Hi again Sylviacat, I think you read my recipe wro...Hi again Sylviacat, I think you read my recipe wrongly, I typed 1 TBSP of flour to 2 tbsps of WATER...so maybe that's why! Thanks for the feedback though and glad you liked the dish.Jen (Tastes of Home)http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-37969681451416494192011-08-17T12:31:34.325+08:002011-08-17T12:31:34.325+08:00The sauce tastes great, and the use of egg white a...The sauce tastes great, and the use of egg white and batter is a brilliant idea for deep frying. I like your food blog so I hope you don't mind if I am sharing my two cents' worth here. The ratio of 2 tbsp of flour to 1 tbsp of water is not quite right. The batter turned out to be too stiff and failed to properly coat the rib pieces. 1 tbsp of flour to 1 tbsp of water worked out better for firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-46528076787694152172011-03-25T10:04:07.585+08:002011-03-25T10:04:07.585+08:00Hi D, thanks for the feedback! For this I only use...Hi D, thanks for the feedback! For this I only used corn starch in the marinade and not in the sauce to thicken as some Chinese recipes call for. Your sauce should thicken up as it is being stirred in with the fried pork. Did it? Do let me know if you have any other questions :)Tastes of Home (Jen)http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-76249117357823910522011-03-25T01:09:00.215+08:002011-03-25T01:09:00.215+08:00Really good! I substituted boneless pork for the r...Really good! I substituted boneless pork for the ribs, but it worked just the same. The crispyness of the breading turned out nicely.

I'm wondering based on your recipe, do you use the marinade (which contains corn starch) in the final sauce or just the garlic piece? I know some recipes advocate corn starch in the sauce to thicken.

Thanks,
-email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-47647166446384755102010-12-14T16:24:22.773+08:002010-12-14T16:24:22.773+08:00^ Rosa, thanks for your response! I'm glad you...^ Rosa, thanks for your response! I'm glad you liked my mom's recipe :DJen (Tastes of Home)http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-89572737174038184212010-12-13T17:13:34.627+08:002010-12-13T17:13:34.627+08:00I actually tried cooking these ribs and my hubby a...I actually tried cooking these ribs and my hubby and kids loved it. In a lot of Chinese kitchens, ketchup is often used even in Asia so I think using the word 'travesty' is uncalled for.

Jen - thanks for the lovely email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-77983422147801173452010-12-13T09:26:38.233+08:002010-12-13T09:26:38.233+08:00This comment has been removed by the author.Jen (Tastes of Home)http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-8173966142978959112010-12-13T09:00:50.502+08:002010-12-13T09:00:50.502+08:00This comment has been removed by a blog administrator.drglennhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-41117031410674466582010-09-15T22:52:08.403+08:002010-09-15T22:52:08.403+08:00This looks great!This looks email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-26180223642085327382010-09-15T20:25:47.787+08:002010-09-15T20:25:47.787+08:00Carolyn, moms' recipes are the best!Carolyn, moms' recipes are the best!Jen (Tastes of Home)http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-40589306031626939802010-09-15T12:40:10.152+08:002010-09-15T12:40:10.152+08:00Hooray for Mom's recipe! There's nothing b...Hooray for Mom's recipe! There's nothing better than tender sparerib nuggets like these. I can never resist them.Carolyn Junghttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-35336370500201105892010-09-15T12:06:37.893+08:002010-09-15T12:06:37.893+08:00Nate - yeah learnt that when I was doing my chicke...Nate - yeah learnt that when I was doing my chicken nuggets, Asian style!

HLC - thanks!Jen (Tastes of Home)http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-72701030673423814992010-09-14T23:19:03.748+08:002010-09-14T23:19:03.748+08:00This is well done! making this is really not easy....This is well done! making this is really not easy. :)homeladychefhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-88986791820267464232010-09-14T22:16:51.692+08:002010-09-14T22:16:51.692+08:00Good tip with the egg white dip first before batte...Good tip with the egg white dip first before batter and frying.

I like the soft bones best.Nate @ House of Anniehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-21497845843295228922010-09-14T18:02:18.359+08:002010-09-14T18:02:18.359+08:00WQ & Debs - I must stress though that I'm ...WQ & Debs - I must stress though that I'm no food history expert but I dont find the origins interesting! What I've shared is just based on what I've read and some logical deductions..hopefully I'm not too far off the mark :)Jen (Tastes of Home)http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-84004006218453807752010-09-14T15:13:03.795+08:002010-09-14T15:13:03.795+08:00Oh yum, these look & sound fabulous. Thanks f...Oh yum, these look & sound fabulous. Thanks for the history lesson too.Debshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-42255305656404624752010-09-14T14:39:03.845+08:002010-09-14T14:39:03.845+08:00thanks everyone for the kind words! My mom will de...thanks everyone for the kind words! My mom will definitely be pleased :)Jen (Tastes of Home)http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-8092092153094298213.post-10037378394754068352010-09-14T14:12:44.983+08:002010-09-14T14:12:44.983+08:00Look at that shiny glaze.. must be so delicious. ...Look at that shiny glaze.. must be so delicious.

I am so hungry now...but I can't do anything :(tigerfishhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Talking to Utah coach Kyle Whittingham shortly after the loss to UCLA, he switched his line of thought midstream to say how he really felt.
"We are so close," he said. "So close."
But are the Utes close enough to being a good enough team to take down the Stanford Cardinal today?
While I do believe the Utes match up better with the Cardinal than they did the Bruins, I still think the Cardinal find a way to win this game. I might be more inclined to go with the Utes if Jake Murphy were healthy. The tight end has been a great safety net for quarterback Travis Wilson and having both Murphy and Westlee Tonga out really hurts the Utes.<


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The Hungry Eyes Looking At Barnett BanksBy
As a regional bank, Florida-based Barnett Banks has become a fast-rising star. And on Wall Street, a number of pros are betting that the bank will soon shine--as a takeover target.
The Street has yet to catch up with Barnett, though: It has surprised analysts over the past four quarters by posting higher-than-expected earnings. "The next time Barnett surprises analysts," says one New York money manager, "it will be about a buyout bid--most probably from NationsBank," which has been tightening its grip in the Southeast through acquisitions. This pro thinks North Carolina-based NationsBank is trying to move fast before liberalized interstate banking is introduced. Should that happen, he says, BankAmerica and Banc One may also go after Barnett.
That's one reason why Portfolio Manager Robin West of the New Mexico State Investment Council has been accumulating shares since last summer, when Barnett was 36 a share. "A lot of people on the Street follow Barnett, but most of them are missing a lot," says West. She says Barnett remains "very much undervalued, both as Florida's most dynamic bank and as a buyout candidate."
Katherine Hensel, an analyst at Lehman Brothers, is also high on Barnett. She argues that the bank's superior franchise and deep market penetration in Florida makes it "an obvious takeover candidate" for NationsBank. She believes NationsBank wants to dominate or at least be a major player in every market it serves--as it is in Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.
KEY PROVIDER. So, says Hensel, it behooves NationsBank to build up its weak third-place position in Florida. Barnett, she notes, has the dominant franchise in a state "with one of the strongest demographic profiles in the country." Barnett is the primary provider in Florida of single-family-home mortgages and controls some 40% of consumer loans and 27% of the commercial loan market.
Hensel's earnings forecast for Barnett are higher than the consensus estimates. She sees earnings of $3.90 a share this year and $5 in 1994. And she puts a takeover price at 65 to 70.
The stock has been rising on the Big Board since December, climbing from 40 to 47. One takeover investor says some informal talks have already taken place between NationsBank and Barnett executives. A Barnett spokesman declined comment.


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|The baskets in Pam Evans Smith Arena will see plenty of action again with a variety of summer camps in 2013.
Springfield, Ohio – Summer will be as busy as always around the Wittenberg University athletics complex in 2013 as seven different Wittenberg programs – men's basketball, women's basketball, field hockey, football, men's soccer, tennis and volleyball – are sponsoring youth camps this year.
The men's basketball program is hosting individual skills camps June 23-26 and July 14-17, an offensive skills mini-camp June 27-28, a varsity/junior varsity team camp June 20-21, junior high/freshman team camps June 13-14 and June 17-18, a junior varsity team shootout June 22, and varsity team shootouts June 15 and July 13. For more information, contact Head Coach Bill Brown by phone at 937-327-6454 or by email at email@example.com.
The women's basketball program is hosting a shooting clinic/beginner's camp June 1-2, a residential camp June 30-July 2, and position/shooting clinics July 18-20. For more information, contact Head Coach Sarah Jurewicz by phone at 937-327-6457 or by email at email@example.com.
The field hockey program is hosting a camp June 10-13. For more information, contact Head Coach Kelley Hubbell by phone at 937-327-6499 or by email at email@example.com.
The football program is hosting its annual Tiger Junior Camp June 4-6. For more information, contact Head Coach Joe Fincham by phone at 937-327-6498 or by email at email@example.com.
Men's soccer Head Coach Steve Dawson is hosting his annual Buckeye Soccer Camps at Wittenberg June 10-14 and July 8-12. For more information, contact Dawson by phone at 937-327-6456 or by email at email@example.com.
The men's and women's tennis program is hosting the Tiger Tennis Academy June 3-7 and June 10-14. For more information, contact Head Coach Justin Stuckey by phone at 937-327-6453 or by email at email@example.com.
Finally, the volleyball program is hosting a variety of team and individual summer camps. An all-skills camp is scheduled for June 10-12, an advanced skills camp June 10-12, a three-day team camp July 21-23, a passing/defense clinic July 24, a hitting clinic July 25 and a setting clinic July 26. For more information, contact Head Coach Paco Labrador by phone at 937-327-6492 or by email at email@example.com.
Complete details can be found in one central location on the Wittenberg athletics Web site: http://www.wittenbergtigers.com/information/camps/index.
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Taxes are complicated: Let a CPA be your tax season guardian
Changes in tax regulations may affect your 2013 tax return. Consider these reasons for hiring a CPA.
• Missing available deductions can be more costly this season. Taxes in the top brackets increased to 39.6 percent from 35 percent of income. A CPA can identify all of the deductions you can use to cut your tax bill.
• The alternative minimum tax continues to affect middle-income taxpayers. The exemption for single head of household filers is $51,900; for married people filing jointly and for qualifying widows and widowers, it is $80,800; and for married people filing separately, it is $40,400. These changes will help some people avoid this additional tax. A CPA can determine if you are affected by the AMT and help you find ways to avoid it.
• For business owners, the Affordable Care Act expanded the definition of "independent contractor," which may affect your Social Security and Medicare tax responsibility as well as additional reporting requirements. CPAs know how to apply the IRS guidelines and may be able to help you reduce the additional tax. A CPA can show employers how to properly classify independent contractors used in their business to avoid the Social Security and Medicare tax altogether.
• Long-term capital gains have a top tax rate of 20 percent, but can be as low as zero percent for taxpayers in the 10 percent or 15 percent tax bracket for ordinary income. CPAs know which investments fall under the long-term capital gains rules and the different rates for gains from certain assets, like collectibles.
• The new net investment income tax levies an additional 3.8 percent tax on certain net investment income when adjusted gross income exceeds certain thresholds. CPAs know when and how this additional tax may apply to you.
• Business tax incentives applicable to the purchase of property and equipment for your business were extended in 2013. A CPA knows the rules that allow you to immediately write off these purchases or alternatively take a 50 percent bonus depreciation deduction.
• Maximum contribution levels to a traditional or Roth IRA went up to $5,500 in 2013. Contributions to traditional IRAs are usually deductible but are phased out at higher levels of adjusted gross income. CPAs can analyze whether a traditional or Roth IRA contribution works best for you.
• If you make a mistake on your return, the IRS will likely assess interest and penalties on any additional tax due. A CPA can help you determine if the IRS is correct and may be able to get the penalty reduced. If you get notice of an IRS audit, a CPA can help you get ready for the audit and even represent you so you don't need to put yourself in that stressful situation.
• CPAs understand your tax return is more than a form that computes taxes due. Your CPA can show you how your tax return provides a financial roadmap that you can use to devise a plan for reaching your goals.
• CPAs have a large network of professionals they can tap into for the benefit of their clients. Each CPA also develops and maintains a sophisticated level of knowledge that you can use to help achieve your goals.
If none of these points apply to you, you are probably a good candidate to do your own return. The IRS offers free online services at www.irs.gov.
If these reasons have convinced you that you may need a qualified professional, don't wait until April to look for help. Start organizing your records soon and make an appointment to get started on this task. If you need help finding a CPA, visit www.ineedacpa.org/tax.
For more information about Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants (PICPA), visit www.ineedacpa.org.


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TOW-TO-GO Back for Weekend
Cinco De Mayo doesn't officially roll around until Monday, but the margaritas and tequila, and cerveza will be flowing all weekend in celebration.
That means AAA's "Tow-To-Go" program will be out in force again as well.
The free, no-questions-asked program will get you and your car home safely if you've had one too many. Here's the number to program into your phone so you have it handy.
For more information you can go the Tow-To-Go website as well.
Tow-To-Go Number:
(855) 2-TOW-2-GO or (855) 286-9246


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1. Re: ADF Mobile : ADFUtils equivalent452071 Nov 16, 2012 6:50 PM (in response to Filip Huysmans)Hi Filip,
Although there are not ADFUtils equivalent for ADF Mobile at the moment. I think that all you need to get the value from your LOV is described here: https://blogs.oracle.com/adf/entry/getting_selected_value_from_selectonechoice
Juan Camilo
2. Re: ADF Mobile : ADFUtils equivalentJoe Huang-Oracle Nov 16, 2012 7:28 PM (in response to Filip Huysmans)Hi, Filip, just to clarify - while ADF Mobile browser (Trinidad) can leverage ADF BC, ADF Mobile does not have ADF BC support. Are you referring to ADF Mobile browser or ADF Mobile?
Joe Huang
3. Re: ADF Mobile : ADFUtils equivalentFilip Huysmans Nov 18, 2012 1:35 PM (in response to 452071)Hi Juan Camilo,
thanks a lot for the link, but it is a bit more complicated.
I've a BC business service exposed as a a webservice.
In the ADF Mobile application I registered the webservice as a datacontrol.
From that point on, there is only the index as an id and the label as the label.
So no more real id's here.
The only solution I found, was to pass the index to the BC again and let him figure it out.
While this work for small set of records, it will not work for big ones.
So I'm looking for a more stable solution here.
4. Re: ADF Mobile : ADFUtils equivalentFilip Huysmans Nov 18, 2012 1:37 PM (in response to Joe Huang-Oracle)Hi Joe,
I'm using the technique from Shay Schmeltzer, were we expose the BC layer as a service and use this webservice through the WS datacontrol.
See my previous answer for more detail.
Is there a better way of using BC in this case?
Thank you in advance.
5. Re: ADF Mobile : ADFUtils equivalentJoe Huang-Oracle Nov 19, 2012 12:10 AM (in response to Filip Huysmans)Hi, Filip, I think you will need to use a programmatic approach to invoke these web services on the client side. Even if you set up LOVs/View Accessors on the server-side ADF BC, these data relationship are not passed to the client via the WSDL. You would need to model these data objects and associated relationship in Java Objects on the client side, and then expose these Java Objects as Bean data controls.1 person found this helpful
The HR Sample app should help - look in the edit.amx page, and see how Dept ID or Manager ID in the Employee data object are handled. Basically, you would create the data structure in data objects, and expose these data as Bean DC. You can then drag/drop the child data objects (like Dept ID in an employeeList DC) to create a selectOneChoice component. ADF Mobile's DT should then correctly create the proper binding for the selectOneChoice control.
This may still create some performance issues if you have multiple of these LOVs in one screen - each of the LOVs would require one WS call to server to get the data back. If you have many of these LOVs in one page and the values do not change frequently, you will want to cache the LOVs into a local DB or somehow retrieve the LOV values all at once when app starts up. Otherwise the application will not perform.
Building an on-device mobile app has the additional complexity of needing to reduce number of RTs between client and server. For a web application, populating LOVs are all internal to server-side environment, and there are clever server-side caching mechanism to help with the performance. For an ADF Mobile app, any call can require one or more RTs to the server, which can significantly impact overall performance.
To ensure flexibility, in general almost all ADF Mobile apsp would require programmatic approach to consume client side services.
If you require additional details, please let me know.
Joe Huang
6. Re: ADF Mobile : ADFUtils equivalentFilip Huysmans Nov 19, 2012 12:16 AM (in response to Joe Huang-Oracle)Hi Joe,
thanks a lot for the feedback.
Let's coding then :-)


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It happens I wrote a blog post about this accident when it occurred, to the same point- that we tolerate many more dangerous substances than nuclear, and many more deaths from them, than we ever would from nuclear power.
If this had happened at one of our 108 nuclear power plants, mass hysteria would have transpired. There would be angry demonstrations replete with eco-tards chaining themselves to the fences around the plants,at every nuclear plant in the country. There would be congressional hearings. The news media would be filled with angry editorials calling for the shut down of all nuclear plants.
But gas? Never mind that there are at least a couple of people killed in gas explosions in residential structures every years. Here in Chicago, we have had numerous fires caused by surges of gas due to corroded old gas pipes in apartment buildings and houses, yet this nasty, dangerous, polluting substance powers almost every home furnace in the midwest, and is the preferred cooking fuel of most of Chicago.
While people send delegations to state legislatures to protest the transportation of low-radiation spent nuclear fuels through their communities, they are totally ignorant of the vastly more hazardous substances in tankers riding their bumpers on the highway, or stored in corroding drums at abandoned factories all over the country.
Thus we see the power of symbolism and loaded language to trump rational thought and common sense. Most people do not reason, but "think" in images and symbols, and the anti-nuke crowd got to our population before the voice of reason, and did a great job of negative anchoring by means of negative images, with nuclear power. And countering these images with reason is going to be an uphill battle.


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A Visual History of Cookery
A Visual History of Cookery
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Author Duncan McCorquodale
Editors Aimee Selby, Duncan McCorquodale
Contributors Ferran Adriá, Anthony Bourdain, Elizabeth David, AA Gill
A Visual History of Cookery is a stunning look at food and its visual representations throughout time. Exploring the historical progression of cookery, the global food journey, the development of food branding, and the culture of celebrity chefs, A Visual History of Cookery provides a beautiful look at how culinary imagery has changed over the centuries.
Looking back to the Roman Empire and tracing cookery's progression right through to the present day, A Visual History of Cookery depicts the abundant feasts, intricate tableware and decadent menus of the countries featured and considers their impact on contemporary food customs. Fascinating and influential culinary traditions from France, England, Italy, Spain and America are explored, with vivid food photography and illustrations depicting cooking methods, celebrated dishes, eating habits and food festivals.
A Visual History of Cookery also takes a look at the iconic branding behind the food we buy and the restaurants we eat in—from fast food giant McDonald's to the critically acclaimed El Bulli restaurant in rural Spain. Also featured are celebrity chefs, including Jamie Oliver, Gordon Ramsay, Delia Smith, James Beard, Julia Child, Martha Stewart, Thomas Keller, and the fictional Betty Crocker.
A Visual History of Cookery is beautifully illustrated throughout, with paintings, photographs, illustrations and advertisements that not only explore the culinary history of each cuisine featured but also an introduction to the country's national dishes—from England's Bubble and Squeak to Italy's Risotto alla Milanese. Complete with a selection of original recipes and contributions from esteemed food writers, chefs and restaurateurs including AA Gill, Ferran Adrià, Anthony Bourdain, Elizabeth David and Alice Waters, A Visual History of Cookery is a book that all foodies, cooks and homemakers should have on their bookshelves.


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If you would like to try your hand at personalizing your own stocking, here is how to make personalized Christmas stocking:
Personalize your Christmas Stocking with glue and glitter:
Iron-on letters can be bought around Christmas time in many craft or Christmas Stores. Some stores even carry a stocking that includes a set of iron on letters. Simply select the letters and arrange on the stocking and iron on.
Glitter and Glue Technique is the most popular way to personalize Christmas Stockings..
• There are Glitter and Glue Pens available in many Craft stores in various colors and sizes.
• We personally prefer using a separate glue bottle and sprinkling on the glitter after the name is written in the glue. This technique will give you best looking writing since the glitter shine is not dulled by the glue as the glitter is on top of the glue – not mixed with the glue. We use small Elmers paper glue bottles. Elmers paper glue is non toxic, soluble in water and dries clear. Glitter is available in most craft stores in many colors and sizes. Pick the smallest size of the glitter you can find. By size we mean the size of the glitter square. The smaller the glitter speck, the nicer the final product looks. With larger glitter specks the letter appear bulky and lack the smooth flow as well as shine.
If you never personalized Christmas Stockings before, it is a good idea to :
- Practice on other material
• First so you may want to get the feel for the flow of the glue and right size of the lettering . The secret to a good looking inscription on your stocking or a hat is SYMMETRY. The writing looks good if it is positioned in the center of an area and written in a neat way so the letters are same size, width, direction.• Our expert writer recommends taking a paper towel or any soft kind of paper. Fold it so you would have approximately same space area as it would be on your stocking or a hat. Than take your glue bottle or glitter pen and try writing. You'll see… first time your glue might not flow properly… so adjust your glue flow opening and pressure. By practicing on the paper, your stocking or a hat will be spared the first attempt mistakes.• You may also take a pencil and outline your letters on the paper first. Once your practice letters look good on the paper, it's time to —
- Try writing on the stocking.• If you write on the white part of the stocking, you may outline the name by a pencil and then just follow your outline with a glue. If your background is of dark color, use chalk (sewing shops have chalks that write on fabric). Then just follow your outline with a glue.• Some stocking fabrics are made from textured material with lot of threads on the materials' surface. Your glue pen will drag the thread and most likely smudge the glue in other directions. To prevent this from happening Try to: Keep the glue tip Clean! If the glue tip has extra glue it catches the fabric threads and drags the threads with it. Keep your tip slightly above the fabric material… the glue will lay onto the fabric and your tip will not touch the threads. Use even pressure on the glue bottle to even out the flow of the glue.
- There is a special way to write some letters• To write "e", "l", "k", "h" or any letters having a loop if you choose to hand script your names. Here is a small illustration how to prevent smudging of your loops:
Use the special way, if you can; not crossing the loops will prevent smudging or closing of the loop and the final effect looks the same. This technique is good for all letters with loops, such as e, l, h, k, b, f. If you used Elmer's paper glue and messed up…. check if your stocking is washable… if yes, simply submerge the are with glue in cold water and the glue will dissolve…. be careful, do not rub the area so the material texture would not get damaged. If the writing on your stocking looks good,
The final step
• Sprinkle your written word with glitter, turn the stocking face down (use a newspaper or a pan underneath the stocking), shake off the excess glitter- and your personalized stockings are done!
• Make sure to read your glue's directions for drying times and let the product dry for sufficient time so your masterpiece does not get smudged after all that effort went into it.
Personalize your Christmas Stockings with Alphabet Beads
Think alphabet or letter beads! Personalizing your stockings this way is easy and fun. You can buy alphabet beads online, just search Google for Letter Beads, and you will find lots of stores who sell them.
Get enough letters to cover your whole family and get some spare ones because there will be new people joining your family in the future and you want to make sure you have the opportunity to personalize stocking for them as well…. or if you want to, you can get nice mix of the letter alphabet beads so if in the future you need to personalize more Christmas stockings for the growing family, buying different name beads will fit into the intended design.
Google will help you find some really fancy beads alphabet beads or you can go for nice ceramic letter beads, we found a good source at CraftAmerica
Once your alphabet beards arrive, simply string them onto a nice string: those gold or Christmas metallic red or green ropes that are used to hang Christmas ornaments or wrap Christmas presents may be perfect fit and usually available in spools in Christmas Giftwrap or Bow and Ribbon section in your store.
Finally you just attach the name on the string to your stocking (you can use tiny safety pins if you do not want to permanently attach the name string to the stocking by stitching ) and your personalized stockings are ready to hang on the fireplace.
Christmas stockings personalized in embroidery:
Embroidering your own Christmas stockings is for experts only if you do hand embroidering. If you have an embroidery machine, you can personalize most stockings that have a space for the name on the stocking cuff, providing your embroidery machine can get inside of the stocking without sewing the stocking together. You can also take your blank stockings to an embroidery store nearby and ask if they would put names on your stockings. Most embroidery shops prefer not to do embroidery on customer's items simply because if something goes wrong while embroidering them, they have no way of replacing your stocking with another one from their stock.
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Fort Lauderdale Celebrating Holiday Weekend With Great American Beach Party
Some Great American Fun taking place in Fort Lauderdale today.
The city is holding its 5th annual Great American Beach Party starting at 10 a.m. and lasting until 8:30pm.
Tens of thousands of people making their way to A-1-A and Las Olas Bouelvard for a day of music, entertainment, and tributes.
Mayor Jack Seiler says even with a fun-filled event like this, they still have their priorities straight.
"Mid-way through the day we pause, and don't lose sight about what memorial day is all about..." adds Seiler, "We actually do a military tribute and a tribute to our veterans and to the men and women who served and paid the ultimate sacrifice."
Seiler says the city benefits economically from events like this, as the city has seen 52-straight months of tourism growth.
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I have to admit to being truly impressed by some of the artists on here.( you real good ones know who you are )
let me play , too !
Here's a van that I 're did' .I know-- who hops up a van, right?? :rolleyes:
Let's see what y'all will do to it!
Back in 82 I bought a 63 econoline off this old hippie bass player guy ...I loved that van, .We drove it from santa cruz to the grand canyon and back one year :spank:
Hippie vans are KEWL!!
Hey 79c10, I like the free candy ad on the side of your van....is that the van you use for picking up chicks? Bet it works like a charm... :pimp:
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Hey, Malc, I like the red one!
Again, not the van in question, but here's one I did about 25 years ago! Damn, that makes me feel old!!
Is that a Bedford, CF maybe ?
'Tis indeed! Or it 'was'. :D ;)
I drewed a lot Cf vans at Vaux.
nopers--- not my van. Just something I found on the web. If it were mine , It would look more like the blue one! :thumbup: yeah.......
Nice work BTW - Malc and Job~Rated . Not the van I was lookin for , but nice work none the less.
Mikey - how bout one of your picasso's??
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By Stephanie Sanchez, Senior Communications Specialist
Omolara-Jara "Lara" Lawal stands tall as she grips two orange and clear tumblers; her long blue work uniform sweater is worn over a trendy camouflage shirt and skinny jeans.
"What's the secret phrase?" she says with a smile when a college-aged woman approaches her. The woman answers and Lawal, a student worker with The University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries who regularly participates in activities to engage students with the library, hands her one of the cups.
Shortly later, Lawal scrolls through her phone. When she finally looks up, in a Nigerian accent, she says, "You've got to stay in San Antonio and focus on school."
She's jokingly mimicking her father who was born and raised in Nigeria.
Lawal, who was born in Houston, is a business finance senior. Her journey to get here has been long and tragic.
When she was 4 years old, Lawal's mother died of Leukemia. Soon after, her father sent her and three brothers to live in Nigeria with an uncle and aunt. Her oldest brother stayed in Houston with her father.
"I don't think he was overburdened but I think it would have been a lot to take care of five kids," she says.
During her time in Nigeria, she learned to speak her father's native language, Yoruba, as well as some French. She also assimilated to the region's strict cultural norms.
"There is a lot of discipline in Nigeria," she says.
After skipping the fifth and sixth grades, Lawal returned to Houston at age 10.
"I was teased a little," she says. "You know kids, when they see someone they're not used to seeing."
Lawal, though, found her own world in the library.
"I love to read," she gushes.
When she started at UTSA, she says she frequently visited the John Peace Library. When she saw the library had an opening for a peer coach — student workers trained to help other students with library-related inquires — she jumped at the opportunity.
Lawal says her job is exciting and rewarding because students are always thankful for assistance.Tyler Dunn, a library assistant who supervises the peer coaches, said Lawal is always very helpful to students.
"Lara's outgoing personality and leadership skills make her very effective at sharing her library know-how with other students," Dunn said.
Lawal said she enjoys helping others at the Libraries, and hopes to build on her skills by working for Teach for America after she graduates.
When Lawal finishes kindheartedly mocking her father, she says, "I miss my family. … I know my dad always wants what is best for me."
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EnergyStar furnace blower?
For something we use so often (forced hot air heat and A/C so we are using it all year round bsaically) is there such thing as a replacement EnergyStar blower motor. It is a ~2002 Trane XR80. On a sidenote is there any way to reclaim or reuse some of the massive amounts of heat that go up the power vent?
No and no. The new variable speed furnaces like a Lennox G61V use a special high efficiency ECM (electronically commutated DC motor) which needs a circuit board to control it and that has to be specifically designed for your furnace. No retrofits that I am aware of. If you cool down the smoke to the chimney it will condense and water will flow back to the furnace. Sorry.
Why didn't you pop for a 90%er back in 2002?
Just a FYI. That is NOT a power vent. Or it wouldn't be allowed to vent into a masonary or B vent chimney.
We did not put the XR80 in... it was there when we bought the house.
The existing furnace is... I am not sure what you would call the vent. It is definitely assisted with the blower, and goes right through the roof with a steel pipe. It's not direct vent, at least in the sense that it does not draw outside air.
I do not see the XR80 going anywhere any time soon... so just trying to work with what we have. Figure if Icould swap in an EnergyStar 500 watt motor over a 1000 watt motor that gets several hours use per day, it could make a big difference. Oh well...
Its probably B vent.
Its only rated for negative draft systems, which is what your XR is rated for.
An inducer, on an 80%, is not a blower to blow the exhaust out the pipe.
It only creates a slight negative draft inside the heat exchanger.
If it created positive pressure to blow the exhaust out, you wouldn't be allowed to use B vent on it.
Nor would you be able to vent a water heater into the same chimney as an 80% induced draft furnace..
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Updated 3/11/17. One time I was flipping through a magazine when I read a top beauty editor saying, "I never use eye cream because I haven't found one that actually worked." So it got me thinking. If a top editor at a major publication, who is given a lot of skin care products on a daily basis from beauty brands from around the globe and has surely tried many of them is saying this, then certainly consumers must be feeling this, too.
Do I really need to use an eye cream? What do they really do?
Let me start by saying that eye creams and other skin care products are not absolute miracles like some cosmetic companies and their sales people make them sound to be. We are under the impression that eye creams will remove all the lines and wrinkles and make the skin under the eyes smooth and youthful again. If you use an eye cream thinking it's a quick fix, this is just not possible. More invasive treatments such as Botox will make the biggest difference for dramatically smoothing the eye wrinkles away, but an eye cream simply cannot do this. Can they help to prevent wrinkles and keep this area moist and younger-looking? Absolutely yes…
The skin around the eyes is ten times thinner than that of the face and has very few oil glands. Combined with blinking 10,000 times a day, squinting and smiling, this area is the first to show the signs of aging and so it's important to treat this tender area by using an eye cream every single night. Skin cells are like fish and they need water to live so you need to keep the hydration levels up to prevent it from moisture evaporation which leads to premature skin cell death.
For an example on the powerful effects of topical moisturization, I always refer back to a study done on stretch marks in pregnant women. It showed that women who applied lotion to their stomachs several times a day (with any kind of lotion, no specific magic ingredient) had fewer stretch marks than those who rarely moisturized. When the skin is hydrated topically, it keeps the skin's structure intact to keep it supple so the wear and tear is less. This means moisturizing definitely works. So in the case of the eye area, since it is constantly moving from smiling, squinting and rubbing, an eye cream will definitely prevent collagen and elasticity breakdown, resulting in fewer premature lines and wrinkles.
There have been many breakthroughs in the science of moisture retention and when choosing an eye cream, it's important to use one that is well-formulated and doesn't use petrolatum or mineral oil. Instead, choose eye creams that use good emollients and barrier-repairing oils like sunflower or jojoba oils. These natural oils are much better for repairing the skin and preventing trans-epidermal water loss so the skin is kept moist and supple—the way it needs to be to prevent visible aging. I recommend for my clients to use Total Eye Repair Cream and/or Vitamin C Eye Brightener. They offer different benefits in addition to hydration, but are very powerful formulas.
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Stanford, Calif. - No. 15 Stanford earned a big victory heading into the break for final exams, knocking off No. 15 Vanderbilt, 14-9. It was the second Stanford victory over a ranked opponent this season and improved the Cards overall record to 4-2. Leslie Foard led the big Stanford win with five goals.
"We talked to them about playing with passion," said head coach Amy Bokker. "I thought it was important to come out with a good effort heading into the two week break for dead week and finals."
Stanford fell behind 1-0 early, but Foard responded by scoring on consecutive free position shot to give Stanford a 2-1 lead. After Vanderbilt tied in, Claire Hubbard found Dana Lindsay in front of the net for a goal and Stanford led 3-2.
The Cardinal would not trail again as Karen Nesbitt and Sarah Flynn each added a pair of first-half goals, while Lindsay also added a second goal of the half and Stanford took a 8-5 lead to the break.
Stanford outshot Vanderbilt just 14-12 in the first half, but Annie Read made four saves to give Stanford the advantage.
Stanford got on the board right away in the second half with Foard notching the hat trick with her third goal of the game. Hubbard assisted the Foard goal for her third assist of the game and her team-leading 13th of the season.
Vanderbilt pulled with two at 9-7, but then Nesbitt added her third goal for a hat trick and the Cardinal did not look back. Foard scored twice more to match her career high with five goals and then Emilie Boeri and Lauren Schmidt added goals as Stanford cruised to a 14-9 victory.
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I think ace developpers have forgot one small thing, the sonic boom when a supersonic plane make a flyby over us. And if you add it, please don't forgot the whole sound effect, for example, if a supersonic jet make a flyby over our head, we can't hear the sound until the plane is right over our head.
And other thing, I heard about that more a plane is high in altitude faster they can go.
Updated by VKing about 6 years ago
- Subject changed from Suggestion for ACE for OA. to Aircraft supersonic booms
Mach 1 at 1000m is more than 1200km/h.
Considering how low the operating altitude of aircraft is and how slow they are, that happens so rarely in this game that IMO it's not worth implementing.
Making planes go faster at altitude isn't possible in the game I think, and you'd have to go way higher than is practical in-game as well.
Updated by TheCapulet about 6 years ago
At the low operating altitudes that Arma2 forces us into, Sonic boom pressure would be devastating to some of the shacks we encounter in chern and taki. Doors blown off hinges, windows blown out of frames, and quite a few deaf guys.
Supersonic flight would really only benefit certain jets such as the F-16 and F-22/F-35 which are designed with Negative static stability in mind. But these kinds of advanced flight dynamics simply can't be employed in Arma 2's primitive flight engine, and are therefore totally ignored so as to focus on the small map ground attack capabilities. And in addition, attack speeds at mach>= are totally useless due to the fact that we're forced into such a low altitude ceiling, so that firing missiles while at high speeds is useless due to every possible tree and building on the map being right in the middle of our attack angle.
Should Arma 3 enable us to fly at 10,000+ ceilings over hundreds of nmi, this would be an awesome feature. But in Arma 2, no one would ever see it.
Edit: Oh, and btw; at supersonic speeds, you wouldn't hear the jet until it's quite a bit past you. Reason being is that the Mach cone at Mach+ angles at roughly a 45 degrees. So you're looking at the plane being a few hundred meters past you at low altitude and quite a bit further at higher altitude.
Updated by maturin about 6 years ago
A jet has to be REALLY low to do even slight damage to a window. See the mythbusters episode.
Is there a restrictive height ceiling in Arma, by the way? Or is it just the view distance and lack of FCS that pushes peoples so low?
Updated by TheCapulet about 6 years ago
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A jet has to be REALLY low to do even slight damage to a window. See the mythbusters episode.
Is there a restrictive height ceiling in Arma, by the way? Or is it just the view distance and lack of FCS that pushes peoples so low?
You mean the mythbusters episode demonstrating the capability of a sonic boom blowing doors off hinges, lights off ceilings, and windows out of their frames? I'm not saying that it's not implausible considering the circumstances, because it is. But I am saying... that this is the second thread now that you've entered just to seemingly, pointlessly, and unsuccessfully refute the things I post.
And afaik, I haven't reached a real restrictive ceiling in arma. But yes, the view distance is what forces pilots to low altitudes. At 2500m for instance, even at 10k draw distance, pop in effect is considerable. So while you may have a lock on a target that's 5-6 km away at 2500m alt, you have no idea how effective your angle of attack is because you can't see buildings, trees, etc around the target. In fact, all you really see is a green box with a circle if it's locked. If you were to stay at the same altitude and move close enough for the ground to pop in, you either have to fly at ridiculously high angles of attack that take you down within a few hundred meters within seconds to see your target, or you'd have to use a full function cockpit to do radar target selection.
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A jet has to be REALLY low to do even slight damage to a window. See the mythbusters episode.
Is there a restrictive height ceiling in Arma, by the way? Or is it just the view distance and lack of FCS that pushes peoples so low?
No worries, the average heights for a jet in Arma would easily blow a window. It's a great way to demoralise a target. In the Iraq war, the SASR used an American jet to fly over some kind of production factory/plant (forgot what for) and yeah, it blew out all the windows and the Iraqi's came out with the white flag. They didn't even fire a shot.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- When the weather finally broke and shed its dreary shroud Friday evening, Tennessee responded with some sunny sprint performances of its own to close the third day of the Sea Ray Relays at Tom Black Track. In sum, the Volunteers posted four wins on the day, three in the sprints, and all for regional qualifiers. Tennessee posted 14 regional qualifiers on the day, including three new additions. Jonathan Wade led the sprint parade with his first 100m/200m dash double victory in his young career.
"All in all the Vols had a good day," head coach Bill Webb said. "I was particularly impressed in the sprints. Jonathan Wade won two events with national-class times. You've got to look at Jabari Greer winning the hurdles, and our top-four guys all had PRs. Rondell Mershon got his first win at a major meet in the triple jump. Any time you win at Sea Rays, that's big. We had a number of lifetime bests, which is characteristic of us for Sea Rays. I'm looking forward to the relays and field events on a nice, sunny, warm day tomorrow."
The victor Wade matched his season-best 100m dash time with a 10.39 in his first outdoor outdoor appearance in front of the home crowd. The freshman from Shreveport, La., continued to show beginnings of brilliance with his 20.80 winner in the 200m dash. Meanwhile, Wade had orange company near the top of the list in both sprints. Gary Kikaya dropped down to the 200m dash, taking runner-up honors in 20.87. In the short sprint, Sean Lambert took fourth with a 10.50 time, still a regional qualifier but not his best effort of the season. Lambert also took sixth with a regional qualifier of 21.12 in the 200m dash.
"It was good to be able to perform well here in front of everybody," Wade said. "It helped me on the inside to win today. When people are in your house, you've got to show them how it's done at Tennessee. This is a great confidence booster, but I've got to go into next week not thinking about winning this week."
Meanwhile, Greer ran the fastest 110m hurdles time of his life with his winner. Greer clocked in at 13.67, the most impressive Volunteer time of the day, currently the second-fastest this year in the NCAA and the seventh-fastest on the Tennessee all-time list. The dual-sport star is slated to miss football's Orange and White Game Saturday in an attempt to give the Vols a leg up in the relays.
"I'm just going to take it race by race," Greer said. "I got a pretty good start. I've still got a lot of question marks I've got to go out and answer in practice. I've got to thank all my teammates, coaches, family and friends for coming out and watching today."
The top-four Vol finishers in the 110m hurdles all ran lifetime bests. Karl Jennings clocked in at 13.84 to claim second. Meanwhile, another football/track hurdler, Robert Boulware, continued refining his effort with a lifetime-best, 14.20 to earn 16th in the talent-laden field. Meanwhile, Clarksville native Damond Campbell trimmed time off his previous best with a 14.45 to take 22nd.
Rondell Mershon triple jumped his way to victory lane by placing his season-best mark 50-2.5 down the sand pit. Mershon locked up the clutch victory with the winning jump on his sixth and final leap.
Tennessee also made headway in the 800m run with two new regional qualifiers courtesy of Marc Sylvester and Frank Francois. Sylvester shook off an illness from last week to improve his season best to 1:48.56 to earn fifth. However, Sylvester got boxed in on the second lap and his time and place didn't fully reflect his training. Meanwhile, Francois continued his improvement with a 1:49.97 to write his ticket for the NCAA Regional meet.
In the 400m hurdles, Dwayne Bell Jr. posted a new regional qualifier with a lifetime-best 52.31 in the 400m hurdles to take eighth. After no-heighting last week, Chandler Rice notched a regional qualifier and matched his season-best clearance with a 16-0.75 effort.
The 37th Sea Ray Relays conclude Saturday with a 9:15 a.m. through 5:40 p.m. full schedule. The relays begin at 1 p.m. The competitors will take aim at the Sea Ray Relays record book, as not one men's event standard has fallen throughout the first three days.


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