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Introduction to Filtering and Sorting in Datasets
After a dataset has been populated, your application might need to view its data in various ways. For example, you might want to view the records in a specific order or see only a subset of the records (that is, filter them). Because the dataset is disconnected from the data source, it is often impractical and resource-intensive to re-execute SQL commands to perform these actions.
Instead, you can use built-in dataset features to filter and sort. You have two options:
- Data tables support a Select method that you can call to filter and sort. The method does not change the contents or order of records in a table; instead, it presents you with a list of records (an array) representing the criteria you specify.
- You can use a data view (DataView object). A data view is an object that acts as a layer on top of the data table, providing a filtered and sorted view of the table's contents. (You can also use a data view manager, which acts like a collection of data views.) A data view is similar to a view in a database, in that it is not a copy of the data. Instead, it is simply a different way of seeing the data in a table.
Both methods provide the same filtering and sorting capabilities. The primary difference is that you can call a data table's Select method only in code at run time. Using a data view, on the other hand, provides these advantages:
- You can create and configure the data view at design time, with the option to set its properties at run time as well.
- You can use it in data binding; that is, you can bind controls to it in a designer.
- You can create multiple data views to see the data in a table in different ways. For example, one data view might display data in an Orders table in date order, and another data view might show it in customer order.
Note In some instances, you might not be using a dataset at all. Using a dataset (and filtering and sorting data in it) is an appropriate choice when you want to work with the same set of records while disconnected from the data source. For more information, see Recommendations for Data Access Strategies.
Default Data Views
If you choose to use data views, you can add one to a form or component in much the same way you do other data elements, namely, by dragging it onto a designer and setting its properties. However, even if you do not explicitly add a data view to your form or component, a data view — the default data view — is already available for each table in the dataset. You can access this default data view using a table's DefaultView property, which returns a DataView object. You can set the default data view's properties at run time.
For the most part, you can use the default data view as you would any data view. But adding custom data views to your form or component has these advantages:
- You can use multiple data views on a single set of data.
- You can set data view properties at design time. (The default data view is available only at run time.)
- You can assign names to your data views.
Filtering in a Data Table
Using the table's Select method or the RowFilter property of a data view, you can filter records in a data table to make available only records you want to work with. This is useful when you want to work with different subsets of the records in a dataset table. To specify filter criteria, you use the same expression syntax used to create column expressions. The filter expression is evaluated as a Boolean expression; if the expression returns true, the record is included. A filter expression might look like the following:
Price > 10.00
In the expression you can reference column values by name (as in the preceding example), property values, and literal values.
Filtering on Row State and Version
A dataset can maintain different versions of records in tables. When records are first filled in, the dataset contains the original version of the record. If you change a record, the dataset maintains a different version — the current version — that reflects the changes. A property on the record indicates whether the record is unmodified, updated, new, or deleted. For more information about row versions and row state, see Introduction to Dataset Updates.
A common use for filters is to specify only the current versions of records in the data table. If records have been changed, there are two versions of a record: The current version reflecting the changes, and the original version representing the record before any changes were made. Records are also flagged according to their status: new, unchanged, deleted, or modified. A deleted record, for example, still exists in the data table, but its row-state flag has been set to deleted.
If you get all the records in a data table by simply looping through the table's Rows collection, you will include records that have been modified, new records, and deleted records. A common filter, therefore, is one that returns only specific versions of a record or records in a certain state.
If you are calling the Select method and passing it a filter expression, you can add a parameter indicating what row state or version you want to filter on. If you are using a data view, you can set the RowStateFilter to indicate what version or state of a row you want.
Sorting is similar to filtering, in that you specify a sort expression. A typical sort expression is simply the name of the column to sort by. For example, to sort by the OrderDate column, you specify the sort expression
OrderDate. However, you can sort by the value of any expression, including calculated values. If you call a table's Select method, you pass the sort expression as a parameter. If you are using data views, you specify the sort expression as the value of the view's Sort property.
Data View Manager
You can define individual data views that sort or filter the data in each dataset table. If the dataset contains multiple tables, an alternative is to create a data view manager (a DataViewManager object). The data view manager works something like a dataset-wide data view: It provides a single object that manages a collection of data views, each of which is associated with a specific table in a dataset.
A data view manager is particularly useful when you are working with related tables and want to sort or filter child records from a master table. As an example, imagine a dataset containing a Customers table, an Orders table, and a DataRelation object that links the two tables. You can use individual data views to sort the Customers table by CompanyName and the Orders table by OrderDate. However, when you use individual data views to sort this way — for example, when you use the relation object's GetChildRecords method to get Orders records — the records won't be sorted. In contrast, if you use a data view manager, they will be.
To use a data view manager, you must create and configure it in code; there is no design-time object that you can add to a form or component. This means that if you want to bind controls to the data view manager, you must also do so in code, as there is no design-time component to bind them to. For more information, see Creating and Working with Data View Managers.
See Also
Adding Data Views to a Form or Component | Filtering and Sorting Data Using Data Views | Filtering And Sorting Directly in Data Tables | Working with Records in Data Views


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Made in Vermont: Myths You Can Eat
By MARIALISA CALTA
Published: December 4, 1991
MONTPELIER, Vt.— FOR the purposes of statehood, Vermont was born on March 4, 1791, in Windsor. But for marketing purposes, Vermont was born on Nov. 11, 1984, in Manhattan, at the third annual Gourmet Products and Tabletop Show.
That's as far as Jerome Kelley is concerned, and he should know. As director for marketing with the Vermont Department of Agriculture, Mr. Kelley seven years ago shanghaied a motley assortment of specialty food producers and trekked with them to New York to help them display their wares, thus becoming midwife to the birth of a marketing concept that some artisans and specialty food producers call "Vermont Inc."
That's the Vermont of purity, wholesomeness, rural values, tradition, self-reliance, trustworthiness, simplicity, honesty, hard work, environmental awareness and closeness to nature, which residents and visitors alike described in interviews with the State Agency of Development and Community Affairs for a 1986 survey on the image of Vermont. For many, the report concluded, "experiencing Vermont becomes a religious experience: oneness with nature, oneness with self, oneness with the universal life force."
That's the Vermont that produces not only such native products as maple syrup, cheese and apple cider, but organic sauerkraut, ginseng honey, raspberry vinaigrette, jalapeno sauce, coffee blends, organic beef, chocolate truffles, pate, horseradish jelly, organic baby food, creme fraiche, flavored mustards, salsa, farm-raised quail and dog biscuits made with (among other things) whole wheat flour, wheat germ, brewer's yeast, honey and Brazil nuts.
The Vermont mystique has been bottled, bagged and stuffed into cute little canning jars to create a cash crop that brings in an estimated half-billion dollars to the state each year. The number of specialty food producers has grown from about 15 in 1984 to over 200 today. After the Gourmet Products and Tabletop Show of 1984 came other shows, and Vermont products soon began showing up in such New York emporiums as Dean & DeLuca, Zabar's, Balducci's and Bloomingdale's. "We were the first state to ever have a special food promotion at Bloomingdale's," Mr. Kelley said with obvious pride. "They had done France. Why not Vermont?" Why not indeed? "It's as if people are nostalgic for a past they never even had," Mr. Kelley said. "It's as if every American feels like a Vermonter at heart."
Rod Clarke, a former journalist who now runs a public relations and political consulting firm in Vermont, puts it another way. "I once heard someone suggest a T-shirt," he said. " 'Vermont: America's Pet.' "
But the image can't get too cute or too cosmic for Mr. Kelley, a native of Vermont who in 1978 took a job with its state government after retiring from a career in publishing and advertising in New York. "Vermont sells," Mr. Kelley said, "and I sell Vermont."
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I want to share more than a message, a life experience. I had the chance, back in 2003, to come to work full time to this church. All my life I have been a business man. Today I want to testify to you what I have seen and felt. I want to motivate your faith, your heart, and leave you with some clues about what you can put in practice. Since 2003, we started traveling with Eduardo. We were in a learning process. The pastor told me to look for a man of faith and there get some rapport to organize the event. We were traveling to Venezuela, and that's when God started doing supernatural things. Each time that my feet touch a place, a domino effect starts. Things start to come out from nowhere, but resources, people, and the wish of others to participate takes place. That time, it was the first time we arrived to Puerto Ordaz. It's besides a river, and it was really hot. After visiting pastors and people we were able to get the crusade ready and go back to the pastor. Since I had never been working on this before, we just took note or the requirements of the place and waited for the date to come. I am a third-generation Christian, and sometimes that can be an advantage, but in my case, I used to question God's power, because in Sunday School I had been taught that God's power had been there 2,000 years ago. I was taught that miracles weren't needed today; they were secondary, and they didn't happen. Of course, the church I used to go to didn't have any miracles. I had never seen God work that way.
So, the ministering time started, then the worship, and then the pastor came up the stage, and I felt a particular presence of God that I hadn't felt even when he was here at church. I don't know why, but something supernatural takes place. He takes a step, enters certain places, and you feel that the presence of God is going to make him explode because of the amount of anointing. I got goose bumps, and the miracles started happening. I remember the pastor called me to pray for a man sitting on a wheelchair. He said, "Go and get him up." Those are the times when you shouldn't think too much. I went, and I said to him, "In the name of Jesus, get up." I gave him my hand, and he got up. My faith started to diminish, and I asked him if he could walk before. He said he couldn't, not for the last three years. After that, he started to testify. The anointing was such that I couldn't stay standing up; it was so strong that something went through my heart and changed my life completely, because I realized that I had an Almighty God, a God who was alive. I learned that what the Word said was true. He could work with signs and prodigies. Today I want to testify and give you a prelude of what is going to happen at the national stadium. You know that Jesus in certain places, such as Nazareth, didn't perform miracles, because when he arrived, they saw him as a carpenter, not as Jesus Christ, the son of God. It says that God couldn't perform miracles there. This means that the environment of faith and hope is laid out by us. It doesn't mean He couldn't do the miracles, but that he didn't feel pleased in doing them without an environment of faith.
When we have arrived to different countries, people yearn for that manifestation of the Holy Spirit through our pastor. I can tell you that in Mexico, in a completely Catholic country, people travel miles, and they do almost anything to arrive, and thousands of people come from places where only two or three percent of the population is Christian, but there is an environment of faith, of expectation.
Acts 1:4-8
On one occasion, while he was eating with them, he gave them this command: "Do not leave Jerusalem, but wait for the gift my Father promised, which you have heard me speak about. For John baptized with water, but in a few days you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit." so when they met together, they asked him, "Lord, are you at this time going to restore the kingdom to Israel?" He said to them: "It is not for you to know the times or dates the Father has set by his own authority. But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth."
In another version it explains that the power is to proclaim the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Regardless of what I used to preach before, the message was completed when I witnessed the miracles and prodigies, and that's the Word I needed to do what I do now. All of us here are together.
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They all joined together constantly in prayer, along with the women and Mary the mother of Jesus, and with his brothers.
You can be next to a person but thinking a different thing. You are not thinking the same, but in the case of the disciples, they were together and thinking the same thing.
Acts 2:2
Suddenly a sound like the blowing of a violent wind came from heaven and filled the whole house where they were sitting.
The Holy Spirit is there to proclaim and preach the Word. It's not only for you to be shaken up or laugh; those are manifestations, but it's not the why of the Holy Spirit. It's there for you to take courage, the energy, and all you need to proclaim the Word of God – to get to a higher commitment of wanting to proclaim God's Word, a higher commitment of being filled by the Holy Spirit. With one hand, you'll have to lay hands and preach the Word, and with the other, receive the Holy Spirit.
Can you imagine what would happen if 3,000 convert today, with one of your sermons? What do you do with them?
If we are talking that it was an environment of unity, which is what pleases God. For this crusade, you need to prepare your heart to think the same, to believe with the expectation of finding out what God is going to do.
After this crusade, we will have favor with many people. When you generate an environment of faith, signs, and prodigies, you are saying to the Holy Spirit "welcome, do with me whatever you want." I know that all of you here long to see a miracle in your lives. However, what is the environment we are going to generate for those miracles? That's what the disciples did.
Acts 3:1-8
One day peter and John were going up to the temple at the time of prayer – at three in the afternoon. Now a man crippled from birth was being carried to the temple gate called Beautiful, where he was put every day to beg from those going into the temple courts. When he saw Peter and John about to enter, he asked for money. Peter looked straight at him, as did John. Then Peter said, "Look at us!" So the man gave them his attention, expecting to get something from them. The Peter said, "Silver or gold I do not have, but what I have I give you. In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, walk." Taking him by the right hand, he helped him up, and instantly the man's feet and ankles became strong. He jumped to his feet and began to walk. Then he went with them into the temple courts, walking and jumping and praising God.
What was this ma waiting for after 40 years in the same situation? Money. He didn't expect a miracle; he didn't even know what that was.
The crippled man looked at them with anxiety, waiting to receive something out of charity. If you read the Gospels, Peter and John couldn't walk together, but after the visitation of the Holy Spirit, it says they went to the temple together. Don't you think that walking together, united, is not important for God. Peter's answer was, "I have neither gold nor silver, but what I do have, I give you." That's when a process of change started for this man. The man didn't have the faith, but the apostles' faith operated.
They did what was right, and the religious people were already criticizing them, instead of looking at the fact that the crippled man had been healed. When I told you about what happened in Ciudad Bolivar, in Venezuela, it could be that the man had faith, but I also know that I put into practice the faith I received from the pastor. Many people are going to need for us to generate the faith environment for it to work miracles and signs. It's being the host of God's glory. He is gong to use you as the host he wants to have.
In the midst of praise and worship, ask yourself if you truly want the anointing of the Holy Spirit to preach the good news with energy, to lay hands with anointing. Today, the Holy Spirit is here, and he will distribute gifts and presents. I am going to do something valuable, which I have done only few times, and it is to pray for all of you who want to receive what I have received. It's a commitment to responsibility because you have to receive something to put it into practice. So, the same way that Peter and John knew that they had something far more valuable than gold and silver; the same thing to give is here.


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Baltimore, Md. - The Loyola College women's lacrosse team plays two games in the Baltimore area this week. The first is a night game at Towson on Wednesday, March 28 while the second is the second game in a double-header with the men's team on Saturday. The women will take on Penn State at 3:30, following the 1:00 men's game vs. Syracuse.
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Sophomore Colleen O'Keefe leads the team in points this season with nine points and seven assists on the season. Junior Maura Kenny leads the team in goals with 13 while adding two assists to come in second in points. Third in point scoring is senior Kate McHarg's 10 goals and two assists. Kate Filippelli rounds out the top scorers with eight goals and an assist.
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Hilary Fratzke leads the Tigers in scoring with 19 goals and two assists on the season. Maggie McNamara follows with 14 goals and two assists. Shannon Witzel rounds out the double-digit point scorers with 11 goals and three assists.
Fratzke leads the way in groundballs (19), draw controls (27) and caused turnovers (13).
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Penn State is 6-2 on the season with wins over Temple (17-5), Princeton (8-7), William & Mary (12-4), Colgate (11-4), Bucknell (19-6) and Delaware (15-10) and losses to Vanderbilt (9-7) and Virginia (13-6).
Lindsay Dutch leads the Nittany Lions in scoring with 17 goals and 10 assists per game. Jessi Lieb adds 16 goals and seven assists to come in second. Kerry Shea is third in scoring with 15 goals and four assists on the season. Karen Long adds 12 goals and seven assists. Marisa Lozano is the final double-digits points totals with six goals and six assists.
Lieb leads the team in groundballs with 31. She's followed closely by goalkeeper Cammie Jurkowsky with 20 groundballs. Dutch leads in draw controls with 21 while Lieb also leads in caused turnovers with 12.
Jurkowsy is the starting keeper for the Nittany Lions, posting a 7.13 goals-against average and a saves percentage of .505.
Series Record: 11-9
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All roads lead to the Botswana Netball Association (BONA) courts behind the National Stadium in Gaborone over this weekend. The governing body of the biggest female sport will be hosting the annual Spar Superstars tournament. This year's tournament comes after the first one was successfully hosted in 2014 almost around this time of the year.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-3405?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13263397#comment-13263397 ] Robert Muir commented on SOLR-3405: ----------------------------------- {quote} If we are worried about supporting the 1-off crazy patched jar, we can point it to something as crazy as: {quote} Really? Then you can also tell infra to disable the release mirroring system: hey its useless, we just have svn. Somehow I don't think that would go over well: they would probably just delete the jar. We still dont have: * a way to handle patched dependencies for maven * a way to handle dependencies that are not in maven * a packaging system for maven consistent with our other packaging. In other words: maven is out of control. I'm now with Mike, I think we have to get this out from under our PMC and do it some other way. > maven artifacts should be equivalent to binary packaging > -------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: SOLR-3405 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-3405 > Project: Solr > Issue Type: Task > Components: Build > Reporter: Robert Muir > Fix For: 4.1 > > > Lets take the commons-csv scenario: > * apache-solr-3.5.0 binary distribution contains no actual commons-csv.jar anywhere, > in fact it contains no third party jars (the stuff present in solr/lib) at all. > * binary distribution contains only the jars necessary for *solrj* and *contrib plugins*, and a solr.war > I think the maven artifacts should match whats in the binary release (no third party jars > inside the .war are "exposed", we just publish the .war itself). This exposes a lot less surface area. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators: https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/ContactAdministrators!default.jspa For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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A host of new free or low-cost online competitors are trying to nibble away at Microsoft's $11.8 billion Office pie by pulling together productivity suites with online document storage and innovative sharing and collaboration features. The new options can prove useful for group efforts, and the price is certainly right. But none of these packages have the feature set to truly challenge Office--for now.
Google recently launched its free Google Docs & Spreadsheets service, creating a new interface for its previously separate word processing and spreadsheet applications. ThinkFree and Zoho, in their more extensive suites, also offer PowerPoint-like presentation programs. Like Google, ThinkFree and Zoho are free for individual users and allow you to save documents in a variety of formats, including HTML. A fourth contender, gOffice, charges 99 cents per month for its limited word processing and spreadsheet programs, with a presentation app to come.
Document-creation applications have been available online for some time. But by bringing such tools together as suites and offering downloadable business packages, these companies are obviously making a distinct effort to entice users away from Microsoft's ubiquitous software.


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Mobile advertisers need to be creative and embrace the spacial limitations that come with marketing on small devices, a panel concurred today during an Advertising Week event. Jonny Shaw, CEO of communications strategy firm Naked Tokyo, suggested that many of the current players were failing miserably.
"I cannot think of one [mobile display ad] that was truly enjoyable," Shaw said.
David Sable, global CEO of Y&R, recommended mobile marketers look at the history of radio and television to understand that their challenges are not unique. He pointed to the ad-related uncertainties of the early 1950s when it came to telling brand stories through static-riddled little TV sets.
"Somehow people figured it out," Sable said. "We are just at the beginning of [mobile]."
Later in the discussion, which took place at PricewaterhouseCoopers in midtown Manhattan, he said, "Be creative…People like to have those little emotional stories."
Angela Steele, CEO of Ansible Mobile, said mobile display ads often work best when messaging fits into a broader campaign. At the same time, she mentioned the power of a branded app that centers on providing a service. The exec cited the SitOrSquat app from Charmin as it helps women find clean public restrooms.
Whether it's display, coupons, or apps, Steele said mobile should manifest an experience that engenders consumers to a brand and affects their purchase decision. "Mobile provides a layer that a 30-second spot or a print ad cannot in terms of getting the person over the purchasing hump," she said.
Shaw of Naked Tokyo, which is based in mobile-advanced Japan, predicted mobile will be a more important marketing channel than television in 10 years. Mobile, he said, "can get beyond TV because TV cannot get past the interruption model."
The panel also discussed how mobile payments could alter the consumer marketplace. Shaw said creative minds will not likely be drawn to virtual wallet-based ad work, such as designing attractive coupons.
"No one creative wants to do anything in this space because it feels like we are trying to mug people in their pocket," he said.
Meanwhile, the big agency CEO, Sable, painted a rosy picture about CPG and automotive brands' interest in mobile marketing. "Anyone I know – who is paying any attention – is trying these things," he said.
Steele said financial services clients, in particular, are currently very drawn to mobile. They, she said, "want to start, continue, and end in the mobile space."
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Starting off my journey as a beauty expert, I studied exclusively with a few product lines. I always knew that being exclusive with a brand would give me the opportunity to offer my clients 100% knowledge of not only their hair, but also the products that could enhance and maintain their look. I have trained my shear edge by attending principles of hair cutting courses and learning where each hair lives on the head. This allows me to offer my clients a precision haircut or an edgy razored cut. I continue my education daily; I believe that everyday I can learn something new. Because color is so creative and always changing, I attend all advanced classes through the AVEDA Institute and now the REDKEN EXCHANGE. Thus, my clients are able to sit in my chair and get a shine infused glaze or creative session of multi-tonal color enhancement. My passion for hair is what has driven me to open a salon…to have my vision of beauty be put into the world by my own staff.
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Newt feels so strong and confident in his new getup that he keeps wearing it after Halloween is over. In no time, Newt assumes the role of a hero in a string of exploits that include foiling a robbery and saving a planeload of passengers. But will Captain Nobody be able to save the one person he cares about most?
With Captain Nobody, the acclaimed author of The Big One-Oh, Dean Pitchford, has skillfully crafted a heartfelt blend of action, humor, and family drama.
- Publisher: Putnam Publishing Group
- Publish Date: July 2009
- Page Count: 195
- Reading Level: Ages 8-12
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Tired of being ignored by classmates, Newt and his two best friends decide to create Halloween costumes that will make them stand out and let them discover their "inner other.... who we would be if we didn't have to be us." But before Halloween arrives, 10-year-old Newt's world shatters: his football star brother, Chris, is knocked unconscious in the season's final game and lies comatose in the hospital. At the last minute, Newt fashions a superhero Halloween costume from Chris's old clothes and dubs himself Captain Nobody. Wearing this outfit during the ensuing days, Newt ushers home a lost man with dementia, foils a jewelry-store robbery and inadvertently brings traffic to a standstill, clearing the freeway just in time for a plane's emergency landing. Despite his spotlight-grabbing heroics, the frustrated boy laments, "I can't even save my own brother." Though Pitchford (The Big One-Oh) builds suspense adeptly, the novel takes some improbable turns. Yet the young narrator's earnest voice—and his raw sense of helplessness—are real and affecting. Ages 8–12. (July)


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Author: Murtaza Razvi
Paperback: 220 pages
Publisher: HarperCollins (April 1, 2013)
Language: English
Price: Rs 299
Pages: 205
About the Author: Murtaza Razvi (1964 – 19 April 2012) was a senior Pakistani journalist with Dawn, Karachi. Murtaza Razvi held master's degrees in Ancient Indian and Islamic History (University of the Punjab, Lahore) and Political Science & International Relations (Villanova University, Villanova, PA, USA). Murtaza Razvi served as the Resident Editor of Dawn, Lahore (2005–2007) and columnist and political analyst of the Indian Express.
Description: Highly imaginative stories, full of humour, love, laughter, tragedy and loss. No, I am no Scheherazade of the Arabian Nights, I tell Rani, when she agrees to listen to my stories. And I am no depraved king, she says …Pittho's World is the magical domain of storytelling, of Sheikhu and his lover Rani, of parents, Big Brother, uncles, aunts and grandparents. And of course, Aunt Pittho, she of the big hips, wielding magic and a stick. The stories originate in Iran, move through Afghanistan to Pakistan, Bangladesh and India, before returning to rest in Pakistan. Spanning two centuries and several generations, these are tales of love and happiness, tragedy and malice, black magic and manslaughter, linked together by two peoples love for storytelling, and for each other. Published posthumously, this delightful work of fiction by one of Pakistan s best-known journalists transports us to places and times long lost to humanity. They are stories of life, but also of death which waits at the end, leaving in its wake loneliness that lingers.
Review: The novel has stories with plentiful characters, and that of the narrator himself. The novel spans a period of two centuries, and is spread out to 19th century Iran, the pre-partition India, which then becomes Pakistan (Lahore, Karachi), East Pakistan/Bangladesh (Dhaka). As the story has many characters and locales, it did turn into a junk of characters and events for some time for me.
The narrative in Pittho's World is inspired from the Arabian Nights; the narrator, Sheikhu, and Rani are significant of Scheherazade and Shahryar in the Arabian Nights, but with a role U-turn. In terms of description, the reader receives the handy into Sheikhu, the most. The other characters, relatives of Sheikhu, and Rani, are described through the narrator's side. When he talks of his greatest grandparents, great-grandparents, and grandparents, the reader can sense what he actually feels about each of these characters.
Each story is sandwiched between the past, and the present; the former being the actual story, which happened in the past, and the latter being the storytelling session taking place among Sheikhu and Rani. The story is joined by a common point: the migration of Sheikhu's ancestors to India from Persia in the 19th century. This point then connects all the succeeding stories with each other and to Sheikhu too.
Verdict: 3/5
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That cardiovascular disease is the major cause of death in the U.S. is well-known. That minority populations are more at risk than English-speaking white populations — at least in part because of disparities in health care — is shameful.
We know there are disparities in care not only in cardiovascular disease, but also in asthma, diabetes, flu, infant mortality, cancer, HIV/AIDS, chronic lower respiratory diseases, viral hepatitis, chronic liver diseases and cirrhosis, kidney disease, injury deaths, violence, behavioral health and oral health.
According to the latest "National Healthcare Disparities Report," both health care quality and access in the U.S. are "suboptimal," especially for racial and ethnic minorities and low-income groups. The report further notes that access to care is not improving for minority groups and that disparities are not diminishing. In fact, there are several areas where disparities are worsening over time between minorities and whites — and between poor and high-income populations.
The Affordable Care Act has taken several major steps toward rectifying this disgraceful situation. It expands initiatives to increase diversity in the health care professions and strengthens cultural competency training. It makes improvements in preventive care and care coordination, and increases funding for community health centers. It ends insurance discrimination, and when health insurance exchanges are in place next year, everyone will have access to quality, affordable health insurance. In all, there are more than 60 provisions that could contribute toward ending disparities.
Outside Washington, a number of groups also are involved in trying to bring quality health care to underserved populations.
One of those groups is the Commission to End Health Care Disparities. I am looking forward to welcoming the commission to my hometown of Denver on March 22 and 23. This very significant meeting will focus on disparities in cardiovascular disease care, but it is a part of a much larger effort.
I am proud to be a member of the commission's governing secretariat, but I am also pleased to know that other forces within the AMA are also intent on ending disparities, beginning with the AMA Principles of Medical Ethics.
A year ago, the AMA adopted a three-part strategy that includes a commitment to improving health outcomes and with it, an equal commitment to ending disparities in care.
The AMA's current work toward ending disparities dates to 2000, when the Dept. of Health and Human Services launched a national effort called Healthy People 2010.
In March 2002, the Minority Affairs Section launched Doctors Back to School, a program that aims to show kids of all ages, especially those from underrepresented racial and ethnic groups, that medicine is an attainable career option for everyone. The need is great: While about 25% of the nation's people are members of minority groups, only 7% of physicians are. Because this is such an important initiative, the Commission to End Health Care Disparities works closely to support Doctors Back to School.
That same year, the AMA House of Delegates approved a resolution to make the elimination of racial and ethnic disparities a high-priority issue.
In 2003, the AMA convened a task force to address care disparities, and in 2004, the Commission to End Health Care Disparities held its first meeting. Today, the commission includes more than 70 state and specialty medical societies and aligned organizations and is led by a secretariat that includes not only me, as the president of the AMA, but also presidents of the National Medical Assn. and the National Hispanic Medical Assn.
The commission works in four areas: educating and training physicians and health professionals about health care disparities and their impact on the quality and safety of care in diverse populations; increasing diversity in medical and allied health professions; advocating in behalf of policies that improve health outcomes for minority and multicultural populations; and improving the quality and availability of research and data resources necessary to support elimination of disparities in health care at national, regional, local and individual practice levels.
Just recently, the commission issued a white paper on promoting appropriate use of physicians' non-English language skills in clinical care. This is an important subject, as miscommunication or misunderstood communication is a leading cause of health and health care disparities for populations with limited English proficiency.
The white paper makes specific recommendations for policymakers, health system leaders, care delivery organizations and clinicians on approaches to caring for patients with limited English proficiency. It includes recommendations that range from educating medical teams on effective use of trained interpreters to language training for physicians to hiring bilingual staff members.
The AMA also has launched a number of other initiatives to address health care disparities:
None of these initiatives can bear fruit anytime too soon.
While progress is being made on many fronts, there is still much more we can do to improve health outcomes. That is why groups like the Commission to End Healthcare Disparities are so important: For those individuals who do not have access to medical care, who do not receive treatment in a timely manner or who are unable to make themselves understood to their clinicians, change cannot come soon enough.
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Retails investors are buying up options as never before after being burned too many times in volatile markets. But these instruments can be complex and investors can easily be led astray.
As retail investors return to the market, they are seeking more professional advice than they did before the recession, Frederic Tomczyk, TD Ameritrade, president and CEO, told CNBC Friday.
Stocks ended modestly higher as strength in energy and materials stocks outweighed pressure from financials in the wake of a disappointing earnings report from Citigroup and ahead of more reports from banks later this week. Boeing and Caterpillar rose, while Verizon fell.
What follows is a roundup of corporate earnings reports for Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2011.
Stocks continued to trade modestly higher ahead of the close Tuesday as strength in energy and materials stocks outweighed pressure from financials in the wake of a disappointing earnings report from Citigroup and ahead of more reports from banks later this week. Boeing and Caterpillar rose, while Verizon fell.
Stocks traded mixed amid worries over Apple's future as CEO Steve Jobs takes a medical leave of absence, and disappointing earnings results from Citigroup. Boeing and Caterpillar rose, while BofA fell.
US stocks looked set to open flat to negative on Tuesday, with Nasdaq futures under pressure from Apple and Citigroup weighing on the other major indices.
Stocks closed mixed as the Dow turned negative in the final minutes of trading Tuesday after a report from Reuters that said Federal authorities are ramping up Wall Street insider trading probes. 3M and HP fell, while GE rose.
Stocks pared their gains Tuesday after a report from Reuters that said Federal authorities are ramping up Wall Street insider trading probes.
Maybe men are from Mars and women from Venus when it comes to dating. However, in retirement it's too often the case that men live in modest apartments on Main Street while women are struggling to stay off of Skid Row. Here's a look at some ways men and women differ in anticipating and preparing for retirement, and how that plays out in their twilight years.
Retail trading activity has picked up by as much as 20 percent this month, according to an analyst report, just in time for the market's biggest weekly loss in three months.
Just two years after a taxpayer bailout of General Motors, some average investors won't be able to get shares in GM's IPO, which is expected to be a lucrative investment opportunity.
This afternoon, the United Football League announced that former TD Ameritrade CEO Joe Moglia will be the new head coach of the Virginia Destroyers, a team based in Hampton Roads, Va., that is scheduled to begin play next year.
While profits fell in its fiscal fourth quarter, TD Ameritrade President and CEO Fred Tomczyk told CNBC Tuesday that it had "plenty of capacity," including $1.1 billion in liquid assets, to spend on acquisitions.
What follows is a roundup of corporate earnings reports for Tuesday, Oct. 26.
Joe Moglia has one of the greatest stories to tell. He went from football coach to CEO of TD Ameritrade and now he's back in the football game, as executive advisor to Nebraska's head football coach Bo Pelini. As the team gets set to take on Texas this weekend, we sat down with Moglia to talk about his job and his future in football.
This morning, TD Ameritrade joined Charles Schwab, Fidelity and Vanguard in offering commission-free trades on some ETFs. Of course, there are restrictions and the restrictions vary by company. But being the skeptic, you have to ask. Why are discount brokers offering commission free trades for what is the hottest product in equities? What's in it for them? Could this have anything to do with issues surrounding high frequency trading? Pay for volume? Or good old fashioned arbitrage
The investor remains cautious, due to the recession and the so-called flash crash in May, TD Ameritrade CEO Frederic Tomczyk told CNBC Friday, but he said that he or she will eventually come back.
S&P futures dropped, then quickly recovered, the dollar weakened, commodities rallied, all on the disappointing Nonfarm Payroll reports, which showed a loss of 57,000 jobs versus consensus expectation of a gain of zero.
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The famed 1893 Family Worship manual, subtitled:
Through Eye-Gate and Ear-Gate Into the City of Child-Soul
A giant volume, which ranks as one of history's greatest Family Worship books ever composed. A limited number of copies are available of this book, which has been out of print many decades and is currently not being printed by anyone. Filled with many of the most delightful family readings you'll find anywhere, from an author with great skill in presenting Bible truths in a form which grips the eye, holds the mind's attention, and wins the heart of a child for Christ. Many call this the finest book for family worship they have ever used.
First published 1893. You can use these "Sunday" readings any day of the week, of course. This is a large, "oversized" volume, 7″ x 10″ – a facsimile edition of the original). 52 chapters, packed with photographs + illustrations.


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Exceptional, exquisite & exclusive: Maluhia at Wailea. This gated 4,749 s.f. home with 4-bedrooms, 4 baths & 2 half-baths sits on a lushly landscaped lot with tropical foliage. Entering the large living room, one looks out the floor-to-ceiling glass pocket sliding doors to the covered lanai, 20-meter pool, Jacuzzi spa & breathtaking views. Waterscapes meander throughout the home. The well-appointed kitchen features high-end appliances & a U-shaped granite bar. Central air, central vacuum & central music throughout. Beautiful vaulted, coffered ceilings grace the downstairs rooms & master bedroom suite. The walk-in closets, glass-etched doors, hardwood floors will enchant you. The office has built-in TV & rich wood cabinets. A custom staircase leads to 2 upstairs bedroom suites all with private baths & incredible views of the ocean, West Maui mountains, Kahoolawe & Molokini. A private outdoor shower & baths serves poolside guests. Maluhia is a gated community with 14 very private beach front home sites, a beach pavilion & a resident manager who lives on site. Owners have privileges & use of the Andaz Hotel. Within walking distance of fabulous shops & restaurants. The expansive & spectacular ocean & mountain views are protected by covenants. All 14 owners have access to their own private Ocean Front Beach Club.
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"Hey," he says between strangled breaths. "You still there?" "Yeah! Yeah. Yes." He grunts and seems content with this answer.
"My parents aren't home and my room is super dark so you probably can't see me jerking off, but I promise I am, and I wish you were here fucking me right now," I whisper while I text my friends and tweet about the dream I had the other night where I cut off my fingertips with kitchen scissors and found baby carrots instead of bones.
It is five-hundred-thousand fucking degrees in my room. He's breathing heavily into the receiver and has been asking rhetorical questions for the last 15 minutes. He begged me to FaceTime him while he jerked off and I obliged, initially because I wanted to call his bluff but then his dick was out and there was no turning back. My pants are off more instinctively than anything else. I somehow feel guilty for not wearing sexier underwear for the occasion. I lose track of his grunted promises to hold me down and make me his "bitch" while I examine the plaid on my stupid briefs, which I am confident came in a pack of five or more. "Yeah? Yeah? Yeah?" "Fuck yeah. I can't wait for you to cum. I love how you sound when you cum."
He moans and I think to myself, I am the most creative person of all time and no one is out of my league.
Eventually Twitter bores me and I close my eyes, folding my hands on my chest like a pharaoh in a sarcophagus, listening to all the things he would "do to me." It was sloppy and there wasn't a lot of continuity – one second he was fucking me in his bed, then in his dad's office, then his friend was watching us at the movie theater, then we were college roommates.
"Aren't you glad you lucked out and got assigned a roommate who wanted to fuck you so bad?"
"Oh, fuck yeah, thank God. I don't even have to worry about finding a good time to masturbate!"
Still, his shaking voice made every sexual promise feel meaningful. He sounded sad, almost pensive, like he was reaching into the deepest corners of his mind to give himself to me. Despite this, I continued glancing over to see him jerking off – relentlessly, angrily, violently. It wasn't even him – just a dick being jerked off across the length of my phone. An unknown, mysterious dick.
We started talking during a brief stint with mono – two weeks of bedrest in my empty home. Relieved to be away from school but lonely and desperate for attention – my mom had stopped
responding after the 40th corgi picture I sent her – I took to Tinder to have my ego stroked for the better part of the five hours I spent awake each day. He was my third match, and his profile included pictures of him passionately playing a tambourine. His middle name was Grant, which I informed him was the last name of my favorite president, whom I also thought was hot. He was fresh out of college, and as such, had a laundry list of corny pickup lines and sly little tactics to get guys to sleep with him. He asked if he could call me (because texting felt impersonal and he was a romantic), he was in-between jobs (but had just stripped and redone an entire apartment and made some joke about how good he was with tools), and told me that he "loved my mind," which almost fooled me until I remembered that the most revealing thing I had shared with him was that my favorite president was Ulysses S. Grant. "Hey," I say a little coldly. "Yeah?" "We should try something." "What should we try?" "You should call me." "I'm on the phone with you right now, what the fuck are you talking about?"
"No, like, you should call me call me. Like a phone call. You can't see me, I can't see you, we just talk to each other."
"You want to have phone sex? How very 90s of you."
"Yeah, I mean, it'll be like having sex blindfolded, you have to rely on all your other senses." He laughs. "Except I'm not there with you, so we can't rely on any of our senses except one," I work hard to convince him in a low whisper. He's silent for a second. "What if I want to see you cum?" "Yeah, but like, think about it, what's really that great about cum?" "Okay, I'll call you." He hangs up and the void his dick leaves is filled with a heavy silence.
The break between our two calls sends me into a sweaty panic. I have made a huge mistake and should not have done this. I consider the consequences of declining his call and all of his horny follow-up calls and emojis. Would he text me? Would he hunt me down? How difficult is it to really block somebody's number? Before I can rationalize any of my thoughts my phone is vibrating and sending earth-shaking tremors through my mattress and body. His contact picture flashes on the screen – he looks sweet and unassuming, frozen in time with his tambourine in hand forever. I answer the call. "Hello?" "Hey." "So… how are you doing?" I ask, and immediately feel stupid. He laughs, either out of kindness or horniness, but I appreciate it either way.
"I'm just thinking about getting you and that tight little body alone, all to myself."
Almost instantly my mind starts racing. He has to be making fun of me. Are we doing roleplay or something? There is nothing tight nor little about my body – both he and the thighs I squeeze into my skinny jeans know it. Angered, I decide to fuck with him back.
"Maybe I don't want you to have me alone. Maybe I know that your average-sized cock can't please me like I need it to."
"Oh, really?" His voice dips into a low grumble.
"Well how about I hold you down by your neck and your mouth while I fuck you. We'll see what you have to say for yourself when all you can feel is oh-so-average, won't we?"
It is five-hundred-thousand fucking degrees in my room and I hate myself and I hate him. I spit into my hand loudly. "Ohh, shit, was that you spitting for me? You playing with your dick now? You like being held down?"
"Yep," I say nonchalantly, wiping cold saliva across my chest.
"I could never be a poly gay," I tweet. "I'd always feel like I was a contestant on the Bachelor and that's just not a level of stress I can handle."
I begin dozing off to each rhythmic, breathy grunt. Falling asleep to the sound of him jerking off is like falling asleep to a storm. If I zone out hard enough, his moans are like thunder, and his words sound like rain, rain that is threatening to "destroy my ass" and wants me to call it daddy. Soon, my eyelids flutter. The next morning I wake up to a text message.
The emojis paired with his name are the flame and the construction worker. "Nice." it reads. I am too mortified to reach out to him for a week.
He accidentally butt-FaceTimes me on Thanksgiving. (The logistics of a butt-FaceTime are beyond me, but I swear to God it happened.) I answer and don't hang up for a very long time. I hear his family, or his friends, maybe. Apparently it's his job to make the crescent rolls for the table and he's about to go out and buy the dough. In a moment of strange empathy, I decide that I owe him. From his pocket, as he walks through the grocery store, I detail my most private, vile and disgusting sexual fantasies and desires for him in a whisper that he'll never know. I tell him everything I'd let him do to my body while I hear him ringing up $20.40 worth of crescent rolls. Of course it was crescent rolls – just enough commitment to the holiday with just the right amount of culinary inadequacy. He was just like me. Satisfied, I hang up.
Several weeks later, in the middle of the night, I get lonely enough to give him a surprise call.
"Haven't heard from you in a while," he teases. "And you know nothing good ever happens after midnight."
"What choice did I have? I couldn't stop thinking about you."
"Something tells me you just can't stop thinking about me after dark. Which is fine. Why don't you come over tomorrow and we can give you what you want?"
I close my eyes and think about the guy who bought the crescent rolls.
"That sounds like fun," my lips going through the flirtatious motions. "It will be fun." "Tomorrow it is then." "Just shoot me a text. Or send a picture if you're up to the challenge."
I muster a half-chuckle and the line drops out. His voice is gone but his little portrait that I screenshotted, cropped, and edited from Tinder remains, and his eyes follow. I let the warm glow of his contact picture light up my face, inhaling the manicured mess of hair, the cigarette perched in his mouth, the stupid fucking tambourine.
I exhale and block his number.


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Morley joined Hong Kong Disneyland in 2005 prior to the opening of the resort as the Director, HR Services. Since then, his role has expanded and he is responsible for all operational human resources activities such as staffing, employee relations, performance management, compensation and benefits, employee recognition and reward programs and employee activities for the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, which includes a Disneyland-styled theme park and two hotels with a total of 1,000 rooms.
Prior to assuming his position at Hong Kong Disneyland, Morley was Director of Compensation and Benefits and Organizational Development for Disneyland Resort Paris. He was instrumental in supporting the successful turnaround of the resort, launching a new stock option plan and management incentive program. Morley also worked in Paris as Director of the Disney University in support of the launch of the Walt Disney Studios Park in April, 2002.
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Morley has held positions at Walt Disney World as Manager, Human Resources for Epcot and Manager, College and International Recruiting for the Resort.
Prior to Disney, Morley spent eight years with General Electric in a variety of roles including distribution, sales and marketing. He led the business re-engineering and integration efforts for the Florida region and was specially recognized for his achievement in that area.
Morley earned his Bachelor Degree in Economics and English Literature from the University of Richmond. Morley holds an MBA and a Masters in Human Resources degree from Rollins College. He enjoys traveling, hiking and sports.


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