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Company sales are important even if you are not interviewing for a sales job. If you have reviewed several years of annual reports, you can easily see if the company's sales have gone up or down. Asking questions about the company's sales during an interview scores lots of points because it shows you have done your homework.
You can get ABC, Inc.'s past annual reports
directly from the company, the public library or the Internet. The
annual report may not tell you how well the company fares within the industry,
but it will tell you everything you need to show your interviewer how well
you can fit into the company.
Once you obtain a company's past annual reports, review the most recent report first. At the back of the report, you will find the name of the auditor, somebody like Smith and Smith Accounting. Reputable companies use a certified public accountant to show that the accounting methods used in the report conform to "generally accepted accounting principles."
Now turn to the front of the report and find the letter from the chairman of the board, whose personal style will be reflected throughout the report. The director will discuss the direction of the company, so pay attention to how he plans to run things in the future and whether he thinks the future looks positive for growth.
The company's financial growth is very important to both the company and to your salary requirements. You may not want to crunch the numbers yourself, but you will want to understand the balance sheet, the status of the company's finances at a given date. On the left are the assets, all of the organization's valuables. Current assets are those that the company can convert quickly to cash. On the right are the company's liabilities-what they owe. Current liabilities are the company's debts due in one year, paid out of current assets.
Net working capital, is a key figure to watch only if you have several years worth of reports to compare. In the current year, net working capital is the difference between current assets and current liabilities. Here is where it may be obvious that the company is cash rich. As a potential participant in the company's employee stock program, you will want to pay attention to the stockholder's equity.
Long term debt is important to consider relative
to equity. If the company's debt is high but equity is low, this
could depend on the stage of the company's growth. Read further and
you will find the income statement. How much did ABC, Inc. earn and
lose last year? Net earnings per share are an important part of the
income statement and a likely place for a footnote. Pay attention
to the net sales, which are also in the income statement. If you take the
time to compare balance sheets for several years, even as a financial layman
you will be using the annual report to your interview advantage.
Q. Why Should I hire you?
A. One of the most valuable things I can do for your organization is. . . help the organization make more money. . . provide the research experience in making ABC's widgets. . .
Q. What are your major strengths?
A. The ability to spend long hours writing computer codes, which would be an asset for ABC Inc. since you lead the industry in the development of software applications.
Q. What are your major weaknesses?
A. Let me give you an example of how I handled a situation pretty similar to the plant manager in Blahburg, USA, the example from page five of your annual report. Like him, I've learned how to better deal with this type of situation . . .
Q. What kind of pay do you expect?
A. Well, I think based both the industry standards and company sales records, the range of $35,000 to 50,000 is about right.
Q. What are your plans for the future?
A. One thing I like about ABC Inc. is that the company is 109 years old. I like that kind of longevity. ABC is the kind of company where I will have a career, not just a job.
Good answer, but does it really answer this question? It sounds as if this question is more general, maybe asking for, "I'd like to pursue science journalism at a major national magazine, particularly helping to translate complex information to the public. . . " Maybe an answer to "What do you like about ABC?" or "Where do you see yourself in ABC?"


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A Better, More Relaxed Life
Visiting Rural Miaoli for a Day
By Phil Dawson
Photos/ Jen-Guo Chen, Joe Lee
Rural Taiwan, which long played second fiddle to the booming industrial areas in the island's economic miracle, is finally seeing something of a renaissance. City dwellers, longing for fresh air and expansive countryside, are now looking to the farming areas that originally drove the nation's economy to find the peace and relaxation they seek and to rediscover some of the island's more unique traditions. Tongxiao Township in Miaoli County is one of those places taking advantage of this new tourism wave. We recently took the short train ride from Taipei to find out why.
Miaoli County, located in the northern part of central Taiwan, is home to less than 2.5% of the island's total population, despite covering an area about twice that percentage. There are no large cities in the county, and the area has a much less crowded feel to it than many other parts of Taiwan. "Miaoli" is a transliteration of the word for "plateau" in the language of one of the indigenous tribes that originally lived in the area, a very suitable name given Miaoli's geographic structure. Most of the present population is of Han or Hakka descent, and fishing and agriculture are the main forms of employment outside the growing service industry.
Tongxiao is located in Miaoli County on the west coast and is a short two-hour train ride from Taipei. The railway system in Taiwan is first-rate, a legacy of the Japanese occupation era (1895-1945), and forms a network that circles the entire island, making rail travel a really convenient way to get around. As we boarded our train in Taipei a real surge of anticipation rushed through me. I have never used trains to commute, so for me train journeys have always meant going somewhere distant, somewhere fun and interesting. As the train rolled out of the main Taipei station and, after a while, into the bright winter sunshine, I was filled with excitement at this chance to discover a new part of this intriguing island.
As we step out of the station at Tongxiao it feels like we have been transported to another world
Although the west coast cannot compete with the majestic east coast in terms of breathtaking scenery, the ride was nevertheless appealing. The railway line splits at the town of Zhunan into a coastal and a mountain line, and as soon as we veered away from the mountains toward the coast the scenery changed dramatically. The sprawling urban areas centered on the small cities of Taoyuan and Hsinchu made way for enchanting coastal bluffs and towering wind farms. Despite being thousands of miles away from where I grew up, as I looked out the window I was suddenly taken back to my childhood. The never-ending sand dunes rolling into the deep blue waters of the Taiwan Strait, combined with the faint smell of cool sea air that drifted in through the open windows, were almost identical to those in my memories of growing up in a small coastal town in northeast England.
As soon as we step out of the station at Tongxiao it feels like we have been transported to another world – perhaps a better, more relaxed world. A world with no nine-to-five existence, no Monday mornings, no demanding bosses or overworked employees. The station-master stamps our tickets with a smile and asks if it is our first visit before wishing us an enjoyable trip. We are greeted at the train station by the affable Mr. Chen Zhong-he, director of the Tongxiao Fuli Rural Village Development Association and owner of the Song Tao Ju B&B, who has kindly agreed to be our guide for the day. Enthusiasm seems to ooze out of him; wearing a "Tongxiao" baseball cap and regaling us with a myriad of facts and stories about the town, he leads us to his car to begin our trip.
Our first stop is the Tung-Hsiao Electrodialysis Salt Factory, which perhaps seems like a strange choice for a tourist site, but it is in fact a fascinating place. We park just inside the grounds and Mr. Chen directs us to a fountain bubbling with hot water and a crowd of people sitting inside a pavilion to shade themselves from the sun. The hot water is in fact the seawater that has been evaporated at the factory in order to obtain the salt and then recondensed. Instead of just wasting this water by letting it cool and pumping it back out to sea, it is pumped into a long channel that has become a popular spot for locals and tourists alike to come and soak their feet. The properties of the water make it particularly healthy, and some locals we talk to swear that their arthritis has improved greatly since they started weekly visits. The factory has a spa area under construction, to be not unlike the immensely popular hot-spring resorts around Taiwan.
The expansive fields of flowers have become popular for taking wedding pictures
Guided tours are available for larger groups and are highly recommended. Our guide takes us around the different areas of the factory whilst explaining to us the special electrodialysis process that is used. This process negates the need for salt fields and allows the factory to produce salt every day of the year, no matter what the weather conditions are. This is particularly important here, as this small factory in fact provides salt for consumption around the whole of Taiwan. At the end of the tour we are taken to a special area that provides us quite a surprise. Artists have taken over one of the warehouses and are making the most amazing sculptures from the salt produced by the factory. As we stroll through the collection of exhibited works it really is hard to believe that they have been sculpted from salt. The precision and attention to detail is extraordinary.
A short drive from the Salt Factory is Tiger's Head Mountain Park, which in addition to being a lovely place to walk around also includes a restored Japanese-era shrine. Despite its meager height of only 93 meters above sea level, the park offers spectacular 360-degree views of Tongxiao and the surrounding area. At the observation deck on top of the hill there is a memorial plate and cannon. This memorial was originally erected by the Japanese to commemorate the important role played by an observation station on this mountain during Japan's war with Russia in 1904-1905. After Taiwan's return to Chinese rule in 1945, the memorial's purpose was changed to commemorate the end of colonial rule. From the deck the coastline stretches as far as the eye can see to the north and south, with fish farms and farm fields dotting the land along the coast. Farther to the west, the deep blue of the Taiwan Strait is peppered with shiny white spray from the blustering wind, and to the east the Snow Mountain Range serves as an imposing backdrop.
I am a big cycling enthusiast, and I jump at the chance to rent a bike and ride a bit around Tongxiao. The west-coast plains in this area are ideal for exploring by bicycle, with very little gain in elevation and a nice cool sea breeze to take the edge off the intense sunlight (especially refreshing during the summer). Many guesthouses in the area offer pick-up from the train station and rent out bikes to visitors who want to get around on two wheels. We follow County Highway No. 121, notable for the expansive fields of flowers that have become popular with soon-to-be newlyweds for taking wedding pictures. A total of over 160 hectares of flowers makes this an impressive sight to ride past or stroll through.
We stop at San Tend Coffee Restaurant, located just off the highway. Sitting in the spacious restaurant, looking out through the expansive windows at the surrounding forest of camphor trees, we feel as though we're in the middle of nowhere. The coffee served at San Tend is roasted on the premises, and the aroma of freshly roasted beans engulfs you even before you walk into the restaurant. The decor has a wood theme, allowing the building to fit into the natural surroundings, and the atmosphere inside is sophisticated and relaxed. It is quite easy to imagine whiling away warm summer afternoons here, sipping fresh coffee and reading a good book. This day, however, we are here to sample the food, which like everything else in the restaurant has its own unique character. I can't imagine myself enjoying a salad lavishly covered in coffee-flavor dressing – until I try it – but the real surprise is the coffee hot pot. There is a delicate flavor of roasted coffee in the broth that isn't entirely evident on first taste, instead seeming to slowly grow and spread, and I am absolutely bowled over by it.
Listening to the birds roosting in the trees and flitting about the sky above, I start to wonder how I can go back to my city life after this
Tongxiao, like many other rural villages, is a place that is filled with larger-than-life characters, none more so than Mr. Guo Yong-he of the Guo Family Tangerine Orchard, the next stop on our trip. Guo greets us at the gate to his property with a smile that is almost as bright as the mass of gleaming orange tangerines that hang from the trees at the entrance. Just looking around his orchard, it is hard to believe that he doesn't use any pesticides or chemical fertilizers. Every tree is positively bursting with fruit, so much so that even after a large lunch I can't wait to try one. Mr. Guo obviously senses this and cuts a particularly shiny tangerine down, then hands it to me. When I bite into the deep orange segments, the zesty juice oozes out of it and the sweetness is incredibly satisfying. Mr. Guo beams at seeing my enjoyment, the fruits of his labor, so to speak. The winter months are the best time to visit the orchard, as this is the season when the fruit ripens and is ready to be picked. Mr. Guo generally offers patrons an individual tree from which to cut tangerines, then gives them the chance to use the cleaning/sizing machine (which wouldn't look out of place at Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory) before taking them home.
There are not many large hotels in Miaoli, but that is a positive thing, because staying in a guesthouse ("homestay") offers a far more homey experience. Although we do not have time to stay overnight, we stop by Mr. Chen's Song Tao Ju B&B. He invites us to some pine-cone tea that he produces himself on-site, grinding cones gathered from the forest that surrounds his quaint little home. Song Tao Ju B&B is a typical example of what Taiwanese call "three generations under one roof"; and as Mr. Chen pours more tea his son teaches us to make a traditional toy from bamboo, and then his effervescent grandson takes us outside to see his pet rabbits. Sitting on Mr. Chen's deck, listening to the birds roosting in the trees and flitting about the sky above, I start to wonder how I can go back to my city life after this.
As the sun begins to set over the Taiwan Strait, we make our way to our final destination, the intriguingly named Flying Cow Ranch. Mr. Chen is unable to explain the bizarre choice of name, but can confirm that we wouldn't be seeing any airborne bovines during our visit! This ranch is a great place for a day-trip and is especially appropriate for families, giving young children the chance to see the workings of a farm and to feed the cows and goats that reside there. The Flying Cow Ranch is locally renowned for its delicious milk-based products, all made from fresh milk produced on-site, the most unusual of which has to be the bai buding, a milk-pudding balloon. Imagine a water balloon filled with a creamy milk jelly that, when pricked, bursts open to leave a delicious spherical treat on your plate!
In the evening, as we find ourselves on the station platform waiting for our train to roll in, the sea breeze that was so refreshing during the day has a definite chill to it now, and we are relieved when the train arrives and we can warm ourselves up. We are soon speeding away back to Taipei and, too quickly, the open spaces and green hills of the countryside are replaced by the neon lights of the city. On the trip home my mind has wandered, and I realize upon arrival that I have spent much of the time planning my next trip into beautiful rural Taiwan.


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All the "creepy clown" hoaxes and other activity going on is clearly no laughing matter. Let's leave this scary business to the big screen, not the real world. With that in mind, here are our picks for the creepiest film clowns of all time.
Pennywise ("It"): You really don't want to be a kid in Derry, Maine, when this dancing, demonic clown comes to town (which occurs every 27 years). Definitely one of Stephen King's more memorable characters, menacingly played by Tim Curry ("Rocky Horror Picture Show") in the 1990 movie.
The Joker ("Batman" series): Jack Nicholson did a great job as Batman's main nemesis in Tim Burton's "Batman" (1989). Yet, nothing top Heath Ledger's haunting portrayal in 2008's "The Dark Knight."
Captain Spalding ("House of 1000 Corpses," "The Devil's Rejects"): Just pray that you don't have to stop to refuel as you're passing by Spalding's out-of-the-way gas station. Interactions with this clown character can be quite bad – see these two fantastic Rob Zombie films for details.
Clown from "Poltergeist": The clown toy in the kids' room? Yeah, that was freaky enough even before it attacked young Robbie in Tobe Hooper's great 1982 film.
"Killer Klowns from Outer Space": They may look like clowns, but they are actually aliens seeking to capture humans and harvest them for food. This 1988 film was filmed in Watsonville and Santa Cruz.
Twisty the Clown ("American Horror Story: Freak Show"): OK, so this one hails from the small screen. But you wouldn't want us to skip the most monstrous clown of the last 10 years, would you? Maybe, you would – since any contact with Twisty can prove quite detrimental to your health.


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When Toby left Kenya, after a near seven-month stay running and living with the Kenyans, back between 1995 and 1996, he did so by giving his last pair of dusty running shoes away at the airport to a needy taxi driver who wanted to start running in an attempt to change his life.
Ironically five years earlier Toby had sat smoking what would be his last packet of cigarettes (a 40-per day bad habit) and had been galvanized to start running by seeing an acquaintance representing his country, running a marathon. Toby had started running, entered a race in Iceland and received sponsorship and support to begin; he never needed to buy shoes and seeing this taxi driver he realized that the 'driver' could have been him in another world.
The country of Kenya had changed Toby in many ways and made him look at life in a completely new light. A vortex of experiences had happened and completely changed his limited perceptions on Africa. Living for a couple of weeks in East Africa's largest slum, living with the Kenyan athletes by the Ngong Hills (close to where Out of Africa is based), then living up in the heart of the Great Rift Valley… living as a local, never as a tourist Toby garnered a virtual lifetime of memories from the Kind souls of Kenya. Getting lost on Christmas day whilst trekking on foot over the Masai Mara (Toby has never been on a formal safari), not being rescued by a group of wealthy tourists yet receiving assistance from penniless rural tribesfolk who sacrificed their last posession to help Tobyburned deeply into his soul.
Racing, against the Kenyans, the national TV station tried to film Toby on the start of a championship race. Toby realized the only reason was he was being filmed was he was kitted out, head to toe, in the latest matching sportsgear. A plan was hatched to empty his cupboards back in Sweden, where he lived, and send all his bundles of running gear to Africa to help his competitors who were far more talented than he was, and far more deserving for assistance. It was something that was easily done.
However, after giving his shoes on the last day to the taxi driver, the journey home, getting arrested as a (shoeless) vagrant in the Paris, France, airport, then arriving back at Arlanda airport Sweden to find the country covered in snow was at first seen as a hurdle to a barefooted traveler.
Luck changed: A lady stopped to offer him a ride into Stockholm, and drove Toby to his apartment in Boson, Lidingo. In turn she would also walk away barefoot from this meeting, through the snow, wishing for her shoes to go to Africa to someone who needed them more than her. And then something kind've started…
- Get Shoes to the people who need them to help them start running and begin empowering their lives
- Get shoes to stop the Hookworm virus as people walk/stand barefoot in infected areas
- Get shoes to hold community events enticing the village to come together where health messages are then told.
All was going well but then we saw so many other problems. We tried to ignore these issues and keep focused, like good business practice would suggest ("Make everything about the shoe, have the shoe in every sentence. A clear message garners the most fund raising dollars…")But Shoe4Africa was never about a corporate message, it was started by the pure desire to want to help, to do our best to help. As our time in Africa increased, so did the scope of what we believed we could achieve. Sorry that we are a little bit scattered in our messaging but I promise you, we really are achieving more this way! Our mission changed, and molded the charity into Health & Education…. the shoe, that had been the beginning, became the symbolic step forward.
The bottom line: If we had stuck with "It is all about the Shoe" we would have never have built East & Central Africa's only public children's hospital! Or the schools we have constructed, or the Dairy College… and yes we continue to help with the Shoes too.


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Amplitube 2 by IK Multimedia is an awesome little app that allows you to convert your iPhone into a full on guitar rig. Their iPad version was recently featured in one of the new Apple iPad ads. The app has 3 versions currently - Amplitube Free, Amplitube LE ($2.99), and the full Amplitube version ($19.99). We are using the full version for this review to give you a complete picture of what's available.
To use this app, you'll need to purchase an iRig, which are currently priced at $39.99. You'll simply plug your guitar or bass into the iRig which then plugs into your iPhone or iPad. The 3rd outlet allows you to plug into the audio output of your choice. We just used a standard surround system (receiver) for this review. You're also free to use an amp or headphones, which can be great if you'd like to practice quietly. And hey, it's a lot easier to carry around the iRig than an entire guitar rig.
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Air Video, a fantastic app that can transcode and stream video content from your Windows PC or Mac straight to your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad, has just been updated to include support for multitasking and Retina display.
Your Windows PC or Mac needs a small piece of software installed to communicate with your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad but once setup you can stream native iOS video content (MP4 and M4V) instantly to your device (rather than having to sync it over first via iTunes). Air Video will convert non-supported video formats (AVI, MKV, etc) and either store them for later streaming or stream them on the fly so you can watch now rather than waiting for later.
Angry Birds Seasons, the Christmas-themed update to Angry Birds Halloween we heard about last week has just now arrived in the iTunes App Store. And from the sounds of things they're just getting started.
From now on, every season is an Angry Birds season. After the special treats of Halloween, Angry Birds Seasons returns with another gift that keeps on giving: Season's Greetings for the Holidays!
From now on, every season is an Angry Birds season. After the special treats of Halloween, Angry Birds Seasons returns with another gift that keeps on giving: Season's Greetings for the Holidays!
Can't wait for the Easter chocolate egg update, can you?
It's free if you previously bought Angry Birds Halloween, otherwise it's $0.99 for iPhone [iTunes link] or $1.99 for the iPad [iTunes link].
Did you get it? If so, what do you think?
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360 Panorama for iPhone just issued a large update to their popular panorama app that uses the built-in gyroscope feature. This essentially allows you to capture more accurate panoramic photos much easier. It can take a bit longer than a standard stitching app but the overall quality seems to be better. As iPhone photography becomes even more prominent and mainstream, good photography apps tend to do well. 360 Panorama is definitely an app to check out if you enjoy editing and taking photos on your iPhone.
You can say goodbye devilish red eyes and blemishes with Perfect Photo 2.0 for iPhone. The popular photo editing application has just released a significant update that, in addition to red eye removal and spot healing, also includes:
Perfect photo has recently become my favorite photo editing application and I welcome this update with open arms. The new interface is substantially better than the previous one.
Now for the give-away! The good folks over at MacPhun LLC have generously given us a few promo codes to give away to you, our awesome readers. Just let us know why Perfect Photo will be the perfect addition to your photography app collection and we'll randomly choose a few of you and send you a promo code. The contest begins now and ends Friday, December 3 at 8p EST. (Must have US iTunes account to win. Apple's rule, not ours!)
Check out the video after the break!
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Glasshouse Apps released it's newest application for iPhone today -- Gift Plan. With Gift Plan, you can keep a detailed shopping list that tracks your spending. You can also keep track of your loved ones' clothing sizes and likes and create individual lists filled with gift ideas. But Gift Plan's usefulness doesn't end with Christmas -- keep track of birthdays and anniversaries and receive notifications to remind you of these important occasions. Speaking of lists, here's what Gift Plan has to offer:
The interface of Gift Plan is simply beautiful. Each individual has their own profile where you can see their personal tastes, gift ideas, sizes and upcoming occasions all at a glance. There are also elegantly designed pages to view occasions, ideas, shopping lists, and calendar.
If you pick this one up. Let us know what you think!
Check out the screenshots after the break!
The folks at BlackSmithGames have relaunched their infamous AppVent Calendar for 2010. If you head over to AppVentCalendar.com everyday from the 1st of December, not only can you pick up a free daily game, but this year they've added the option to download a free daily app as well. So that's 2 apps a day!
Don't forget, because if you miss a day you can't go back and get it later!
UPDATE: High profile iPhone and iPad game developer, Gameloft is also doing an advent calendar. Follow @gameloft on Twitter to find out the free game for each day. (
Epic Games has announced that the long awaited iOS game Infinity Blade will be in the App Store on December 9th. The game will be available for the iPad, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, as well as third- and fourth-generation iPod Touch devices at a cost of $5.99.
Infinity Blade will be the first full game to utilize Epic's Unreal Engine 3. Epic Citadel, already available in the App Store, is a short demonstration level showing the power of the Unreal Engine on iOS devices. If you haven't seen it, it is free and definitely worth a look. [iTunes Link]
Infinity Blade is an RPG (Role Playing Game). You are a Knight in a giant 3D Castle environment, in search of a God-King, battling various enemies to gain new weapons and powers in your quest.
So mark your calendar, this is one great looking game, my iPad is twitching with anticipation, who's getting this one when it hits?
Every week a few of us from team TiPb will bring you our current favorite, funnest, most useful App Store apps, WebApps, jailbreak apps, even the occasional accessory, web site, or desktop app if the mood strikes us. As long as they're iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch related, they're fair game.
To see what we picked this week, and to tell us your pick, follow on after the break!
It seems that the folks at Rovio Mobile have been working on an free update for Angry Birds Halloween... Angry Birds Christmas! According to Rovio's Twitter account, the update has been submitted to Apple for approval and should be appearing in the App Store in the next few days.
We recently posted that the TiPb Readers Choice Award-winning Angry Birds would be getting a major update this holiday season, with the introduction of many new levels and inclusion of the in-app purchase, "Mighty Eagle". First that, now Christmas? Sounds like Angry Birds fans will have a lot to enjoy this holiday season.
Screenshots below. So which update are you looking most forward to... or will you be getting both?
[iTunes - Angry Birds Halloween iPhone | iPad]
[Rovio Mobile Twitter, Images courtesy of Ylex.yle.fl]


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On Sun, 2002-04-07 at 16:17, Uli Mayring wrote: > On 7 Apr 2002, Andrew C. Oliver wrote: > > > I still think a declarative approach can be prescribed. There are > > plenty of non-declarative approaches out there, and we don't really need > > one more. One should differentiate Cocoon is a "next-generation" > > approach. Don't dirty it with a kludge. Meaning don't add something > > that is to Cocoon what JSP is to Object Oriented Programming and Java. > > ;-) > > [...] > > > > 2) reduce the creation of 'multipaths' to a minimum (a 'multipath' is > > > created when there is "more than one way to do it". It's up to *us* to > > > identify the best way to do something, it's not the user's concern!) > > > > +1 > > How does this go together? Prescribing something and reducing multipaths > will automatically induce a procedural algorithm. Declarative semantics > mean that you declare a set of rules and let the data drive the > application. The data selects the rules and a high-level processor applies > them. Thus it is the nature of declarative semantics that multipaths exist > and that the application developer has no interest in dealing with them. > Even more, he has no power to prescribe a certain path, only the data and > the rules determine solution paths. > That was stefano's recommendation -- I quoted it. The idea is to reduce multipaths not eliminate them. *shrug* -- I took this to mean that two commands/elements/syntactical devices that do the same thing but are syntactically different are generally to be avoided where possible. I take this as a given. > What's more, the rules processor will even backtrack. That means that if > along a certain path no solution is found, it will go back to the last > choice point and try a different path. I'm not sure how useful this > paradigm is for specifying flow in a web app and whether it is even > possible. > Not sure that has to be the case. > But if you really want a "next-generation", declarative thing, then you > have to stop trying to control everything. Declarative concepts mean that > as an application developer you cannot just say "do this now" at any > arbitrary point. If you want full control and pre-determined paths, you > are probably better of with a procedural approach. > Web apps are essentially event driven. SAX is essentially event driven. Given state and user input as data why is this so different that it necessitates a procedural approach? -Andy > Ulrich > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > For additional commands, email: firstname.lastname@example.com > -- http://www.superlinksoftware.com http://jakarta.apache.org/poi - port of Excel/Word/OLE 2 Compound Document format to java http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4487555.html - fix java generics! The avalanche has already started. It is too late for the pebbles to vote. -Ambassador Kosh --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, email: email@example.com
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In his first official act, Miller granted "amnesty" to cupcakes, claiming state rules that had once banned cupcakes from public school classrooms had been repealed. Then former Agriculture Commissioner Susan Combs stepped up to basically say Miller had misinterpreted the policy.
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This website is a collection of images I have taken in Banning and the San Gorgonio Pass area. You can click on small images to enlarge, click through the images above, and click on the slideshow link near the bottom of each page (there are none on this page). You navigate the website through the story line or by using the menu. For more info on this site click here or use the about link in the menu.
Our family moved to Banning in the 1961 when I was 6 years old. When I was 21 I moved up to Northern California for the next 27 years. Unforeseen circumstances brought me back to the San Gorgonio Pass area . Coming back after all of those years brought back fond memories of growing up. While some things have changed, most of Banning had stayed the same.
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The Christmas Katy Story
Christmas Katy celebrates its tenth year of synchronized lighting in 2016. We look forward to tweaking the display again this year and challenge our repeat visitors to catch the subtle changes. We begin preparation in late October by moving all the lights and props from storage to the house for testing lights and dusting off and painting. November 1st we will actively begin putting lights up and props out and have to be completed in 22 days to begin our shows on Thanksgiving night. When Christmas Katy started the original show used 48 channels of LOR (Light O Rama) controllers. This has grown over the years and this year ballooned to 6866 channels. We have 8 Cosmic Ribbons which really accent the show, and these have been augmented by the addition of additional RGB smart ribbon, RGB strings, and RGB modules which run off additional controllers on separate networks. Each Cosmic Ribbon (from LOR) has 50 RGB LED lights. These are individually color controlled and together add 1256 channels to our show. Each LED light must be programmed when to turn on or off, and what color to produce. The RGB smart lights are on 6 mini arches along the street and add additional pop to the show. We have also built some RGB modules for each of the 16 posts around the Triple Mega and the 8 posts which border the sidewalk. Last year we added a circular arch over the front door made up of 8 RGB circles that we built and were a big hit last year. We added six RGB Coro Candy Canes which are back. Our neighbors on the street who joined our show last year are all back as well. There are 17 songs, or sequences for 2016. The 32 ft. Triple Mega Tree is back and is the largest item in our display. There is a second Mega Tree which is red/green. Other notable features are the RGB "Marty Fan" with 16 Channels and the Cosmic Arches on the left side of the display. We hope you can visit and enjoy the holiday music and the light synchronization. We will start our shows Thanksgiving night and will continue through Sunday, December 25th. Sunday through Thursday from 5:30 PM to 9 PM, Friday and Saturday 5:30 PM to 10 PM. Christmas Day the show will be extended to 10 PM. Please remember to turn your headlights off, and use your parking lights when you watch the show. Please no emergency lights flashing . If you get a chance to park please do not park against the flow of traffic. Turn your radio to FM 89.9 for the music.
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EUREKA, S.D. Between now and Tuesday, all across the USA, you're in for a media barrage of late pre-election news and views. Especially from many newspapers that offer traditional "endorsements."
Before the 2004 elections, I strongly suggested in this column that newspapers should stop all endorsements and "debate, but not dictate." My slightly modified 2006 stance:
•On congressional, state or local office races, voters get such a heavy dose of news, views and propaganda from and about all candidates that they don't need any newspaper telling them for whom to vote.
•But on the ever-growing number of initiatives or referendums, many or most voters are uninformed and newspaper recommendations can be helpful.
That distinction or change of heart came on a visit here to my birthplace. South Dakota has 11 measures on the ballot. The only one most people understand is a referendum that would reverse an almost total abortion ban passed by the Legislature. That's getting heavy local and national media attention because it's a frontal attack on Roe v. Wade, the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court decision that made abortion legal.
The other 10 issues get little media attention. Gov. Mike Rounds told me his advice has been "if in doubt, vote no." This state's newspapers, from the largest Sioux Falls Argus Leader to one of the smallest weeklies, the local Northwest Blade, could be more helpful than that.
Newspapers could play a similar role of informing and advising readers and voters in other states with a heavy issue ballot. Arizona has 19. Colorado, 14. California, 13.
Advice and recommendations by newspapers on issues are helpful and appreciated by readers. Newspaper endorsements of candidates are viewed as kingmaking and resented by readers.
"In a world saturated with opinion — shock jocks, bloggers — why would newspapers give up the tradition of endorsing candidates? The American audience, it seems, is more interested in information they can argue with than straight reporting."
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This modest home, designed in the late 1970s by Rodney Chambers for himself and his family, is grounded within the beauty of the surrounding garden.
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Stephen Cameron Architecture has designed an optical store that resembles a cabinet of curiosities.
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He's best known for CBS News where he's a Chief White House Correspondent. Most of the folks consider that "Major" is his position in the military, however that is incorrect. He's been participated in several popular stations such as Fox News Channel and many more.
He began his career from early 1990s and is participated in this field till now. As his name got popular on the list of subscribers, he joined CNN. From that point, he got opportunity to cover the 2004 election and several other significant news. He's got also worked in several magazines at the same time.
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Vincent Volaju is the main antagonist of the Cowboy Bebop movie, Knocking on Heaven's Door. He is a terrorist who planned on unleashing a virus on all of Mars on the night of Halloween.
He is voiced by Tsutomu Isobe in the Japanese version and Daran Norris in the English version, the latter of whom also voices Nakago.
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Vincent first appears detonating a medical truck and unleashing a nanomachine virus. Faye Valentine catches a glimpse of him while looking for a bounty head who was supposed to be driving the truck. In an episode of Big Shot, an award 300 million Woolongs is put on Vincent for the attack. When Spike spots Vincent outside a Pharmaceutical building, he chases him towards a train station. After a brief fight, Spike knocks him down, but Vincent grabs Spike's chest and twists it, then shoots him out of the train before detonating a grenade that destroys the train. Later, he is planning to initiate his terrorist attack on the Halloween parade, so Faye hijacks the weather control system for Mars to start raining. Spike finds him at the top of the tower and the two engage in a long and brutal fistfight until Electra arrives and shoots him, and as Vincent dies remembers her and admit that she was the one he used to love.


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Chicken in Garlic and Tomato is a kind of dish which is very rich in taste. It is highly advisable that this dish should be made in very hot summers. Because at that time tomatoes are best in their taste.
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Ingredients for Chicken in Garlic and Tomato
- Chicken pieces - 3 to 3 1/2 pounds
- Vegetable oil - 3 to 4 tbsp
- Finely chopped onions - 1/2 cup
- Properly grated and minced garlic - 1 clove
- Properly diced tomatoes - 2
- Sliced mushrooms along with liquid -1 can (4 ounces)
- Salt acc to taste.
- Pepper -1/4 tbsp
- Fresh and finely chopped oregano -1 teaspoon
How to make Chicken in Garlic and Tomato
- Heat oil in a fry pan, add chicken to it and cook over a medium flame till chicken gets brown.
- Add garlic and onion, cook for another 3 minutes.
- Now add all other ingredients.
- Cover the pan, cook over a low flame for about 30- 40 minutes.
- Cook until the chicken becomes tender and all of its juices pull out.
Chicken in Garlic and Tomato
Some Useful Tips
- Make all the tomatoes cool/ chilled to make them more plumy and juicy.
- Serve chicken in garlic and tomatoes with pasta, mixed up with black pepper and olive oil.
Other Similar Recipes
- Quick Chicken Marengo
- Walnut Chicken
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Nick is the protagonist of the Wii exclusive video game Captain Rainbow. In the game, his alter ego is the super hero Captain Rainbow. He stars in a television show, though recently the ratings have been steadily decreasing. Desperate, he visits an island named Minmin said to grant wishes, hoping that he'll be able to shoot his TV show back up. When he arrives, he finds a host of Nintendo characters that haven't gotten the love they deserve.
Source: Nintendo Wiki
- : Double Yo-Yo - TBA (TBA)
> : Rainbow Punch- TBA (TBA)
^ : Rainbow Dash - TBA (TBA)
v : Rainbow Burst - TBA (TBA)
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Karra was a young female Klingon and member of Klahb. In 2379 she participated in the attempted takeover of the Federation Embassy on Qo'noS. She was hired as a kitchen steward one week prior to the takeover. Worf did not recognize her when she brought him a plate of gagh, which caused him to look up her personnel file in the embassy staff records.
During the Dominion War, Karra served as a bekk in the Klingon Defense Force. She was angered when she found out that Rov, the leader of the takeover, refused to serve unless he was made an officer.
When Worf was able to reactivate the security system in the embassy and flood the building with anesthizine gas, Karrah was captured along with all of the remaining members of Klahb except for Rov. (TNG novel: A Time for War, A Time for Peace)


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Boeing tenacity finds its bounty
The Boeing Company, perhaps contrary to popular belief, did not quickly or easily skyrocket to top of the aviation market; in fact, the company suffered several significant setbacks that would have caused many to throw up their hands and close their doors. Founder William Boeing would not be dissuaded or deterred, however.
In 1923, The Boeing Company started to turn around and began its transformation from a struggling company to an aviation powerhouse. What sparked its upward mobility? A dose of healthy competition: The race to design and build the best Army Air Service pursuit fighter biplane had begun, and pitted Boeing against another aircraft innovator, Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Company.
Beating Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Co. would be no mean feat. The company, formed in New York in 1916 and headed by President Glenn Hammond Curtiss, was the largest aircraft manufacturer in the United States throughout the 1920s and 1930s. (Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor's history is also fascinating.)
The Boeing Company prepared for battle with Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Co. The prize for victory was the first Army Air Service contract, and with it came the opportunity to build pursuit fighters. Ultimately, Curtiss Aeroplane's design won the company the contract. Nonetheless, it didn't stop Boeing!
Six months later, The Boeing Company unveiled its Model 15 (PW-9) pursuit biplane, which propelled the company into a decade of prosperity as the premier producer of military air fighters. In fact, Boeing went on to sell to the U.S. military 586 of a later model pursuit aircraft, the P-12/F4B, operated by the U.S. Army Air Corps and U.S. Navy. This geek's retelling of an aviation giant's history is not yet over—there's more to come!
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This week unexpectedly turned out to be a blur of appointments, x-rays & treatments for what I thought was just a pinched nerve in my neck. After getting bad news from the doctor, I couldn't be more ready to put it all behind me & embrace the weekend. Thankfully, we have my son's 4th birthday to celebrate...I can't wait to make his race-car cake, watch him open his presents & focus on all the things that bring me joy.
Friday, March 9, 2012
Jump Start
This week unexpectedly turned out to be a blur of appointments, x-rays & treatments for what I thought was just a pinched nerve in my neck. After getting bad news from the doctor, I couldn't be more ready to put it all behind me & embrace the weekend. Thankfully, we have my son's 4th birthday to celebrate...I can't wait to make his race-car cake, watch him open his presents & focus on all the things that bring me joy.
35 comments :
- Natali said...
Gorgeous necklace and jumpsuit! Lovely!
- March 9, 2012 at 3:27 AM
- Nikki @ The Ginger Diaries said...
That necklace is just WOW! i love it :) and I also really like that jumpsuit :) it's so fancy!
Happy birthday to your little boy!
xo Nikki
- March 9, 2012 at 6:54 AM
- April said...
Oh no! Hope you're doing ok! I'm sure the birthday celebration will help keep you busy though!
- March 9, 2012 at 7:19 AM
- Styleclouds said...
I hope you're doing well! Have a wonderful birthday with your little one! You look lovely as ever and the necklace is gorgeous!!! xo, Christina
- March 9, 2012 at 7:28 AM
- Whitney & Devin said...
Wowza! You look amazing! I love the trench coat and the pops of color! Fabulous!
- March 9, 2012 at 8:56 AM
- Jenny said...
What great use of color with the accessories!
Hope you feel better soon.
Jenny @ Babblings of a Mommy
- March 9, 2012 at 8:56 AM
- BmoreLoveLeigh said...
Love love love the black jumpsuit with the pop of color accessories. You look gorgeous as usual!
- March 9, 2012 at 9:05 AM
- Tiffany* said...
OMG I LOVE THIS OUTFIT! The coat, the necklace, that hot jumpsuit! You look amazing!
If you ever need someone to talk to about your back let me know! 2 torn discs, fluid in my joint structure and spinal injections 1-2x a year- I know how you're feeling! Praying for you and hope the pain subsides.
Happy Birthday to you son :)
- March 9, 2012 at 9:07 AM
- Lauren {Stylized Existence} said...
I hope everything is ok with you. Have a nice weekend and try to relax. On another note, that trench coat is phenomenal. take care!
- March 9, 2012 at 9:08 AM
- TheTinyHeart said...
Loving the neon necklace and your aqua clutch against the neutrals! Hope your son has a great birthday!
The Tiny Heart
- March 9, 2012 at 9:14 AM
- Alyson said...
Love this! I so cannot pull of a jump suit... my top and bottom half are just not proportionate to make it work without a lot of altering. Those shoes are so perfect with this, ps.
- March 9, 2012 at 9:19 AM
- Always Maylee said...
I love this outfit, you look beautiful! I just came across your blog and am your newest follower! :)
- March 9, 2012 at 10:23 AM
- Christinah715 said...
You are rocking that jumpsuit! Love it. I have that Ann Taylor necklace sitting in my shopping bag... I am obsessed with it, but don't know if I want to spend that much on it (even with the coupon and double points.)
Also, I hope everything's OK, and you have a great time at your son's party! Enjoy!
- March 9, 2012 at 10:26 AM
- Fashion By Alicia said...
I hope everything is okay!! I'll keep you in my thoughts and prayers. Enjoy your weekend and the birthday celebration!! Love the trench with the jump suit. Such a fun look!
- March 9, 2012 at 10:37 AM
Love your blog, I'm new as a fan. Hope you feel better and all works out. I'm all for dressing up, but with cost in mind. Look forward to cking in with you everyday. Eat lots of cake!
- March 9, 2012 at 10:58 AM
- TheUrbanUmbrella said...
Such a lovely outfit! Love the bright clutch!
The Urban Umbrella
- March 9, 2012 at 11:07 AM
- Audrey Leighton said...
You look amazing; Love the necklace and the clutch- such fun colors!
Enjoy your son's birthday :)
Be Frassy
- March 9, 2012 at 11:27 AM
- Crmills said...
Hope you get better soon - and love your bright outlook, just like your necklace! You bring us followers a bit of brightness just so you know :)
- March 9, 2012 at 12:23 PM
- Mad For Fashion...For Less said...
I love, love this whole outfit!
- March 9, 2012 at 1:23 PM
- Giovanna said...
Love love love this outfit! It's so chic! I hope you start feeling better soon!
- March 9, 2012 at 2:06 PM
- Collections said...
That necklace is absolutely incredible. I LOVE ann taylor!
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- March 9, 2012 at 3:10 PM
- Amy said...
Ooooh I love! I like how the necklace and bag were the only 2 bright pops of color. They really stand out. Fabulous jumpsuit!!!
- March 9, 2012 at 6:11 PM
- Megan, The Frugalista Diaries said...
love that jumpsuit
- March 9, 2012 at 7:57 PM
- jenn~the stylish housewife said...
oh no! what happened to your neck/back?!?!? hope you feel better soon! wishing your son a very happy birthday! can't wait to see the cake! =)
oh, and i LOVE the outfit!
xoxo, jenn
the stylish housewife
- March 9, 2012 at 8:12 PM
- Lisa said...
Stunning jumpsuit. Love the two pops of color.
- March 9, 2012 at 8:31 PM
- Mae said...
you look gorgeous! I love the pops of color and neutral. I wear lots of black...great inspiration! have a fabulous weekend
- March 9, 2012 at 11:20 PM
- Phuong said...
gorgeous and i love your necklace
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- March 10, 2012 at 6:06 AM
- TaraMixandMatch said...
Hope you're feeling better! Love the contrasting colors of the necklace and the clutch!
- March 10, 2012 at 8:05 AM
- Trinnah said...
Great jumpsuit!! And I absolutely love the pop of color with the accessories. I am coveting your clutch. LOL. Take care!
- March 10, 2012 at 9:13 AM
- styleonthecouch.com said...
Lol I almost bought that clutch last week! Seriously I need you to start tweeting me your favourites :-) I love this jumpsuit. Jumpsuits are great because they are a fabulous alternative for a night out. Black and aqua - great colour combination.
- March 10, 2012 at 6:14 PM
- Sincerely, Me said...
i LOVE how you accented this with the neons!
- March 12, 2012 at 1:44 PM
- Danielle Celeste Couture said...
oo....I hope your neck will be ok. You look great. And in the immortal words of that Saturday Night Live skit--to look good is to feel good.
- March 12, 2012 at 5:50 PM
- Wil Harris said...
Some people think that black and khaki don't go together... you just proved them wrong with this fabulous outfit!
- March 13, 2012 at 5:03 PM
- Real Girl Glam said...
I'm sorry to hear about your not so fun medical stuff, but I am glad to hear that you are focusing on the positive things. On a happier note, this outfit is really great on you! Very chic and on trend with the neon pop!
- March 14, 2012 at 10:59 AM
- Paula Chapman said...
hope you are well!
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