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Lossmaker's guide to tax savings
Praful Poladia, Outlook Money | December 19, 2006
Income tax is a tax on income earned by a taxpayer in a given year. However, each and every activity of a taxpayer may not result in positive income.
It may cause losses too. It would be unfair to tax a person on his income, while ignoring the loss. In recognition of this principle, there are elaborate provisions permitting adjustment of loss, including the provisions for carrying forward unadjusted (unabsorbed) loss to future years.
Understandably, there are restrictions, which have been introduced to prevent misuse of artificial losses. Heads of income. Income of any assessee for the purpose of levy of income tax is computed under five heads-salary, house property, profits or gains of business or profession, capital gains and other sources.
There are specific rules provided for computation of income under each of these heads of income. Considering the computation rules, no loss can occur under the head 'salaries'.
Intra-head set off. Within each head of 'income', there could be more than one source of income. For example, a person may have two properties in different cities let out to different lessees. Each property is a source of income covered by the same head of income. The law requires adjustment of loss falling within the same head of income in priority of adjustment of loss against profits under any other head of income.
Some Basic Rules. Adjustment or carry forward of loss is not an inherent right. One requires specific provision in the Act permitting such right. But, once such a right is available, an assessee cannot, by choice, forego it in one year and choose to exercise it in the second year, when he expects a much higher income.
House property loss. Loss under the head 'house property' may occur when, say, in respect of a self-occupied house or a rented house, interest expenditure is incurred on the loan borrowed for acquisition of property. In case of a self-occupied house, income is computed as nil and interest expenditure results in loss.
Any such loss can be set off against income from any other head, including salary income. If there is no sufficient income to absorb the loss, unabsorbed loss can be carried forward for eight years to be set off against house property income, if any, in the future year. It cannot be set off, in the future year, against any other income head like salary.
Business loss vs Salary income. Loss under the head 'profits and gains from business or profession' cannot be set off against salary income.
This restriction has been introduced very recently to plug the unhealthy practice of salaried employees claiming artificial business losses for the purpose of setting it off against salary income.
Business loss-Speculative vs normal. There is a distinction drawn between loss in speculative business and loss in any other business. Speculation loss can be set off only against speculation income. For example, loss from speculation in shares can be set off against income from speculation in commodities, but not against share brokerage income or salary income.
What is more, such speculation loss can be carried forward for a period of four years only. Even in those four years, it can be set off against income from speculation business only.
Business loss & unabsorbed depreciation. Business loss is divided into depreciation loss and operating business loss. Say, a person is engaged in the business of software development and training, which requires investment in computers eligible for depreciation at a higher rate of 60 per cent. He may become entitled to claim a large depreciation (Rs 10 lakh for example) while his profit before depreciation is low (Rs 2 lakh for instance). Such loss (Rs 8 lakh) is known as depreciation loss.
The rules for carry forward of depreciation are different from rules for carry forward of unabsorbed business loss (see: Uneven Rules).
Loss under Capital Gains. Capital loss assessed under the head 'capital gains' cannot be set off against income under any other head. Capital loss can be set off against capital gains income only.
Further, long-term capital loss cannot be set off against short-term capital gains. Unadjusted capital loss can be carried forward up to eight years. Long-term capital loss cannot be set off against short-term capital gains even during this period.
Loss under Other Sources. Loss under the head 'other sources' can be adjusted against income under any other head in the same year. But, there are no provisions for carry forward of unadjusted loss incurred under this head to subsequent years. Unabsorbed loss under this head will, therefore, lapse in the same year.
Submission of return within due date. One of the critical conditions for availing the benefit of carry forward of loss to future years is that the return of income for the year, in which loss has been incurred, should be furnished within the due date. This condition is applicable for carry forward of loss to next year and does not affect the right to adjust or set off loss in the same year. As a measure of relaxation, unadjusted depreciation can be carried forward even if there has been delay in furnishing the return.
Conclusion. Tax provisions about setting off losses are, indeed, a bit complex, but so is life. One needs to file income tax returns within the due date for availing the benefit of losses to reduce future tax liability.
Lossmaker's Guide to Tax Savings
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HIGH-class Darwen made it three wins from three as they totally dominated Morecambe at continue their ideal start to the Chorley Building Society Northern League.
And it was also a fine day for Chorley as they too romped to victory to sink Blackpool at Windsor Park as both locals celebrated a seaside special at the start of the Bank Holiday weekend.
Ammer Mirza suffered his first failure of the campaign and when Chris Clarke and John Cordingley followed, Darwen were in a spot of bother at Woodhill Lane.
But skipper Jordan Clarke was a calm influence at the top of the order as he made 24 from 80 balls to keep the Towers on track.
And professional George Linde also dug in to make what turned out to be a match-winning knock of 66.
Young Reece Davies, the brother of Lancashire star Alex, also made a vital 28 down the order as Darwen posted 166-9 from their 50 overs.
And then the bowlers got down to work in some style.
Kamran Anwar claimed 3-36 and Chris Wade did even better with 3-12 from seven overs and with a couple for Neil Cordingley, Morecambe collapsed to 87 all out.
Chorley were also mightly impressive as they took Blackpool apart at Windsor Park.
David Fisher (29) and Andrew Winrow (20) gave them a good start and even the failure of professional Mohammed Jamal didn't really derail their hopes as Guarav Dhar made 46 as Chorley posted 154-9 from 50 overs.
Blackpool fancied their chances of chasing that down but Billy Smith had other ideas as he turned on the style.
Smith ripped Blackpool apart as he returned 7-26 from 14 overs with only pro Richard Gleeson (28) and Matt Houston (20) the only men making double figures as the seasiders were skittled out for just 67 in 29 overs.
They will look for back to back wins this afternoon when they travel up the M6 for a game at Lancaster, while Darwen face their biggest test of the campaign to date when Barrow arrive at Birch Hall.
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"MORE FLAKES THAN INSIDE A BOX OF KELLOGG'S"I was excited to try this mascara. A mascara that can lengthen and make lashes grow longer is a great idea. Unfortunately, they haven't perfected it yet to stay on the lashes! I put this on in the morning & noticed flakes (lots of flakes) around my eyes through out the day. I guess that would explain why at the end of the day I had no mascara at all on my bottom lashes. Someone needs to go back to the laboratory : ) — 4 years agoAnita7 | 5 reviews
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Wow!!I have never tried any Rimmel products in my life, but I use 2 Mascaras to perfect my lashes. A lengthening one and Volumizing. My lashes are already long, but very fine. Paired with my Maybelline full n soft mascara, this works perfectly to achieve the extreme length I want. I haven't used it for a month yet to actually see if this really makes ur real lashes longer, so we'll see. — 4 years, 2 months agojusteen_mcquaide | 3 reviews
Its ok so farIts only been a couple of days since I have started using this mascara. Its not too bad so far. I normally do not like skinny brushes, but this skinny brush works fine for me. Its easy to use, it helps keep my lashes curled for the most part, I like how the brush applies the perfect amount of product to my lashes and it covers them nicely, and the mascara holds up well during long days/nights. My ...read moreshort lashes look a bit longer when using this as well. I wish I could have found this in a black-brown though because the black seems "harsh" for me with my pale complexion and dark brown eyes. I'm unsure if I would buy this again; I want to try other brands as well so. The price is eh for this product...I mean, its not a miracle/perfect mascara for me. I also wish this mascara made my eyelashes look fuller and thicker once its applied. — 4 years, 3 months agoPrincessBear3 | 45 reviews
Very dissapointedI was so looking forward to using this mascara but it did not deliver. I found it to be messy, took long to dry, and smeared rather fast. As soon as I finished applying to one eye and was doing the other eye, the mascara began to get all over my eyelid. I gave it a couple of minutes to dry but it was still messy. I also felt like my eyes were somewhat burning... That was the cherry on top for me. I returned it after that. Maybe it just wasn't meant for me. — 4 years, 5 months agoBrenz21 | 9 reviews
Not badI like this, but it makes it sorta clumpy and flakey, and i do see any difference with the 'growth' but i enjoyed the volume! — 4 years, 6 months agoMissRitzy | 22 reviews
Disappointed...I was very excited to try this mascara because of all the positive reviews posted here. But I am quite disappointed. It didn't separate my lashes and they were always clumped. Also it takes too long to dry... I always end up with mascara on my eyelids or under my eyes. I didn't notice any growth improvement. I will not buy it again... — 4 years, 6 months agodanaevc | 20 reviews
Just fine.I have short lashes (but not really short) and I'm tired of having them curl all the time. This mascara make your lashes long if you're using this for a month. Not bad. — 4 years, 7 months agojamaicah_jones | 7 reviews
Really Lengthens!This really makes your eyelashes look so long and very black also! I didn't give it a ten cause it does flake after a few hours! — 4 years, 8 months agoTTorres507 | 14 reviews
I love it!I have been using this mascara for about a month now, and I can Honestly say I love it! It really does What it says, and it doesn't fake like other mascaras do. As far as prices go, it was a little pricey but overall it was worth it. I also recommend the Lash Accelerator serum, those two together will make your lashes 180% longer. — 4 years, 12 months agoJasmine.May | 1 reviews
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Not for me.I was really hoping this product would work for me but it didn't. It did lengthen and add volume to my eyes but it also felt very heavy on my lashes and they just won't stay curled. I wasn't a big fan of the applicator. It didn't seem to separate my lashes evenly. The good thing about it is that it washes out very easily with water. It didn't require rubbing and didn't flake like with most mascaras. — 5 years agolovelesly | 134 reviews
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Your back is a complex structure. It's made of small bones that are connected by ligaments, cushiony discs, joints and muscles. With all those moving parts, it's no wonder things can go wrong. Most people will get back pain at some point in their lives.
Fortunately, many types of treatments for low back pain don't require surgery or medication. One of them is spinal manipulation. Spinal manipulation is generally delivered through chiropractic care.
Chiropractic health care studies the relationship between how the body is built and how it functions. A chiropractor is a doctor specially trained in making adjustments to the alignment of your spine, joints and other parts of your body to treat pain or improve function.
Treatment usually involves the doctor using his or her hands to apply controlled force to a joint that has become injured, inflamed or restricted in movement. The manipulation, or realignment, of your spine is done to help relieve pain, improve function, and to support the body's healing.
Spinal manipulation is as effective as other types of therapy including medication and exercise. It is appropriate for patients with common low back pain who benefited from manipulation in the past, who prefer this type of treatment, or whose symptoms have lasted at an unacceptable level for more than 10 days. Modest side effects can occur, such as headache, fatigue or discomfort where the adjustment was performed. It's very rare that a more serious complication is reported. It may not be right for all people, including those with health conditions.
The visit
The doctor will typically take a health history and do a physical exam. X-rays may be taken to help guide treatment. In addition to manipulating the spine, the doctor may add or suggest other treatments:
- Ice and heat
- Electrical stimulation
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- Exercise (rehab and general)
- Counseling on diet or other lifestyle factors such as weight loss if you're overweight
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Research continues to look at how spinal manipulation may help with low back pain.
If you're considering chiropractic care for back pain, check your insurance plan to see what types of treatment are covered. Make sure the chiropractor knows about any medical condition you have and medicines or dietary supplements you take. And let your primary care doctor know about your full range of treatment, including any complementary medicine approaches. This will help ensure that you get coordinated care.
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- UpToDate. Spinal manipulation in the treatment of musculoskeletal pain.
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Sheikh Al-Qardawi is an honest man who is (obviously) not afraid to air his beliefs, unlike some of the politicians he is visiting. This does not make him a radical or fanatic.
Suicide bombing is off the chart of political correctness and no doubt an extreme measure and I for one do not agree with it. But unless you are familiar with the desperate plight of the Palestinian people, you won't be able to begin to understand why these life-affirming people would even consider suicide as a last resort in their struggle for survival.
To demonize an old man however, is so much easier than to expose an internationally backed apartheid state, which literally getting away with murder.
T. Fehlhaber, Norwich, UK
If the UK can allow (and applaud) visits from Ariel Sharon of Israel with his track record of persecution, mass-murder, killing of women and children and stock-piling of nuclear arsenal, then why shouldn't Qaradawi be allowed in ?? Why does the West always have double standards??Sarah Frej, Richmond-Upon-Thames, UK.
A few months ago, two Palestinian gunmen shot and killed a pregnant Israeli woman and her four daughters, all under 11 years old. According to Al-Qaradawi, killing Israeli women is justified because 'Israeli women are militarised'. Presumably then its justified to kill Palestinian women, because Palestinian women are suicide bombers.
Louise Ellman and the Conservatives are right. We don't want this nasty little bigot in this country, and we don't want to hear his obscene justifications of murder. The government were wrong to let him in, and Ken Livingstone should be ashamed of himself for welcoming him. Andy Gil, London, UK
This fanatical Muslim propagandist, who supports terrorists and terrorism under the guise of religious beliefs, is a far worse threat to public order than Louis Farrakhan, who is barred from entering the U.K. It is amazing that, after all of the violent attacks on so many innocent people by those Al-Qaradawi praises, that the British government is too impotent to take a sensible stand and stop him from spreading his vile message of hate. He should be kicked out NOW! leslie w moss, malibu,California, USA
What happened to quote by Voltaire (I disagree with everything you say, but will defend with my life your right) that liberals were so fond. Of course Sheik Yusal Al Qaradawi should be allowed in to the UK. Its only Islamophobes and Ultra-Zionists who want to refuse his entry.Nyder, London
Yes, it is right that in a democracy he is allowed freedom to express his views. Even though I find it hard to agree with him in this issue, by all accounts he has given careful thought to these matters and his views are measured and just. He also seems to respect other faiths and wishes to promote reconciliation. He is not a fundamentalist. It is this in any religion (particularly Christianity, and I am myself a Christian), which represents the real danger to the world.
He is right to support opposition to injustice. Current Israeli policy represents a violent and cynical abuse of human rights and ought to be opposed by the whole world. The American government's condoning and active support of Israeli behaviour is cowardly and contemptible.
I would like to see Britain taking a stand like this more often in the face of our Transatlantic associates, who are clearly afraid in this instance that their consciences might be too troubled for comfort. Robert Bell, Glasgow, Scotland
if the use of hellfire missiles on the homes and cars of Palestinians is justified, if the making of 18 000 Palestinians homeless ... if the collective punishment , the denial of food aid distribution , if 1000 children have been murdered ..
if you can justify the use of the above then why the hypocrisy when others justify suicide attacks as a means of 'balancing' the terror.
why should terror be only in the domain of the Israelis .. and be made so acceptable ? sally jones, glasgow
Sheikh Yusuf Al-Qaradawi is expressing a view that is held by millions of Muslims around the world concerning the legitimacy of Palestinian suicide bombers as a final resort in the face of Jewish oppression and terrorism inflicted on the relatively defenceless Palestinian people. The view that all Israelis must share in the guilt for this is also widespread.
Suicide attacks by Jews against the Nazis at the time of the Warsaw ghetto have been hailed as acts of heroism. Many Jews have also argued a very convincing case concerning the "guilt of the German nation as a whole" for the persecution of the Jews at that time.
To accept, as most people do, the latter position as a legitimate view and deny the legitimacy of a similar view concerning the situation of the Palestinians is to accept the racism that is a central feature of the Israeli state.Chris Bailey, Cambridge, England
I would like to say here that the visit of Dr. Yusuf Kardawi should be welcomed as he is bringing some wisdom to everyone concerned through question/answer sessions. The alleged remark he made in Qatar about suicide bombing was taken out of context by those who have vested interest in shutting up anyone who says anything about Israel. He has never broken any law in UK or encouraged anyone to carry out suicide bombing. abdi, uk
It is amazing that a man who gives religious justification to murder is welcomed with open arms by none other than the Mayor of London. Given that most Londoners are under high alert for an islamist terror attack, one has to wonder what is going in City Hall?Gajan Niranjan, London, UK
We should be confident of our tradition of free speech that we are prepared to let those abroad come to debate and give their viewpoints.
This is especially true for Palestinians as they are a country illegally occupied by Israel and Israel has the tacit backing of the USA so they can do what they please. Sadly the British Government fails to object to this evil by Israel and we will pay a heavy price for being so timid. B.Stone, Shipley ,UK
Has this country gone completely mad. I don't believe any other country in the world, would allow foreigners to speak out freely as this man is doing and on the same day as Mr Blunkett is trying to bring in a ruling banning me (and this is my country, with generations before me)from speaking out against this man because of the threat of racial discrimination. It is no wonder people are turning to the BNP. Our Christian country is no longer our own. I now feel like an outsider in my own country with less rights than immigrants. This man should be sent back to where he came from. PRONTO J. Bowes, Durham
Hearing such violent ideas considered acceptable, is unacceptable to me. I dislike the abuse of freedom of speech by declaiming in favour of suicide bombing which inevitably continues a spiral of violence and makes any peace impossible. Freedom of speech, like all freedom, should be balanced by responsibility and not taken as license to say anything at all. Influencing other people to think that suicide bombing is legitimate is quite wrong. It certainly makes me aware of a gulf between my outlook and that of his adherents. No, he is not welcome to London by me!Patricia, London
Mr Qaradawi's visit to the UK is intended to encourage Muslims to integrate into the wider community. I dont see any harm in this, in fact, I think it would be quite beneficial, despite his controversial views concerning suicide bombings. I'm sure My Qaradawi's views have not cost as many lives as the Bush administration has. The fact that Louise Ellman didn't kick up such a fuss when Bush visited the UK is a clear example of double standards.Fatima Mahmood, UK
We should make this man welcome. He does not condone suicide bombings. My interpretation of what he says is that when you are under attack you will use all methods at your disposal to defend yourself and his comments regarding suicide bombers relate to Israel where the 'people of Israel' are using Helicopter gunships,F16s and all manner of weapons to attack the Palestinians Philip Vas , LONDON
Al Qaradawi is inciting suicide bombing. He should never be allowed here. I was in Jerusalem in January on a bus not far from another bus that was blown up by a bomber with horrific consequences. It is utter hypocrisy to admit such people to our country and at the same time talk of passing laws against religious hatred. This is moderate Islam! It is time our government stopped this insanity. Our forces are sent into battle and danger in the fight against terror abroad whilst we serenade terrorists at home. Shame on our government and civil powers for justifying this. (Rev)John Goldby, Shieldaig Ross-Shire Scotland
One of the problems as I see it with views such as those held by someone like the Sheikh, is that when he presents his opinions, it is not strictly the equivalent of a secular individual presenting an opinion; instead he is giving a religious interpretation that such violent actions can be justified, i.e. he is saying that "God says that it is right to do it". That is where I believe that such opinions move into the realm of incitement. The fact that he is said to be a highly respected cleric and religious scholar in my opinion adds great weight to that incitement, as well as making it even more irresponsible to tell those who would naturally have a great respect for such a man that such actions are somehow good.Matthew Lenton, London, UK
The British public and (by implication those of the United States) have a duty to understand the discontent and frustration at the west's actions in the middle east. Attempts to stifle the views of learned clerics such as Dr. Al-Qaradawi illustrate a negligent and foolish approach to our involvement there. It is my view that we have a duty to understand the views of those who challenge our comfortable conceptions of justice and what is right, and attempts to prevent the expression of such views are an outrageous example of burying one's head in the sand.T.G. Tolliss, York
The Sheikh should not have been allowed in. He and his followers have stated on your programme that he is a moderate and extremely learned theologian. This means that many Muslims in Britain and not only extremists will be encouraged to racial hatred against Jews. This is an interesting development, coming just at a time when the Muslim community itself is trying to persuade the government to introduce a law against racial discrimination which will primarily assist their own community. Incidentally, such a law, if passed, would render the sort of questioning and probing demonstrated by the interviewer and the Labour MP illegal. Dr. Irene Lancaster, University of Manchester, England
Funny how the Sheik's been in the country before yet no one said anything. I guess it takes a right-wing paper like the Sun to stir up trouble. By the way, did the Sun complain when the French racist Henry Le Pen came to this country to support the BNP? Or lobby against Berniscoli when he came to this country after criticising Islam? Where was the Sun's conscious when China's Jiang Zemin came to Britain?Adem, London
Many British and American men, who were prepared to give their lives in the allied bombing of German civilians in our fight for freedom are still heroes to us, particularly if they knew it would be near certain death.
We should support all fights for freedom around the world, whether or not it is our own. It seems the Americans are only happy for it to be them that kill to protect their freedom. Let's hope Britain and Europe can be less hypocritical. Richard Chiles, Oxted Surrey
I'd rather Qaradawi came to the UK then President Bush, at least Qaradawi is prepared to use his mind.Delia Smythe, Norwich


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BUCKLAND grabbed a late winner to deny the Bees a share of spoils at Homers Heath on Saturday.
The hosts appeared to be in for a comfortable afternoon at the break at 2-0 up but Bridport fought back and looked set for a draw until a dramatic strike on 88 minutes left them broken- hearted.
Bees' boss Trevor Senior said: "In the first half they were the better side but we knew at the break that if we played anything like we did in the previous two games we would stand every chance in the second half and so it proved.
"We came back out a lot more positive and caused them quite a few problems but despite getting back level they managed to grab a late winner.
"It was a shame we came away with nothing because I felt we deserved something but once again there were a lot of positives, particularly in the second half.
"We have now scored nine goals in our last three games and we are not far away.
"We just need to cut out the odd mistake and have a little more belief, and we will be there."
Going on to comment on the main incidents in the game, Senior added: "Their first came from a throw-in. We failed to stop the cross and one of their lads managed to glance a header into the far corner.
"We then had a couple of chances before they grabbed a second. This time they got to the byline and pulled the ball back across the face of goal where one of their players managed to tuck it away at the second attempt.
"Sam Filkins also made a good save down to his right and Sam Buckler pulled off a great defensive clearance so they deserved their lead at the break but in the second half we responded.
"Ben Clarke, who went close twice in the first half, made it 2-1 by finding the top corner with the outside of his right foot before a handball in the box saw Dan Wise equalise from the penalty spot.
"Dean Ritchie, Ryan Dovell and Sam Buckler also went close in that spell but Buckland then came back into it and ended up grabbing a third after going close just moments earlier.
"It was disappointing to lose but like I said there were some good performances. Sam Buckler in particular was outstanding."
Bridport, who now lie 10th in the Toolstation Western Premier League, are back in action tomorrow night when they face Chickerell United in the Dorset Senior Cup (7.45pm).
Bees: Filkins, Evans, Morgan (Hailu 89), S Buckler, M Buckler, Hayter, Luke (Ritchie 46), Wise, Dovell, B Clarke, Legg. Sub not used: Rowe.


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I love movies as my name suggests. I enjoy all genres except horror. I'm especially drawn to action, fantasy, and romance. My favorite movie of all time is The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. The other two "Rings" movies are also in my top five. My second favorite film is The Crow.
I like to write, but it doesn't come easy for me unless I'm inspired. I suppose that's true for most people who write.
My taste in books is similar to my taste in movies.
Procedurals dominate my television favorites, shows like CSI, Bones and The Closer. I find some older shows interesting like Perry Mason, Murder She Wrote, and Robin of Sherwood. I was a big fan of Lost and Veronica Mars, especially the first season. Oddly enough, I also like The Deadliest Catch, Mythbusters, and Dirty Jobs on the Discovery Channel. Last but not least, as my writing here indicates, I've become a big fan of The Unit.


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I have finally got the subscribewithcustom working but have a few questions
1. Based on a form value yes or no, can I send an email but not a campaign i.e You said yes email, You said no email
2. The users will already be in campaign monitor, so the first email I send, will direct them to the subscribe form above, how can I pre-populate with thier name and email? and can test this without sending the email, just so I can see it working?
As my users are already subscribed, is there a better way to add the yes and no questions to the users info in cm?
Many thanks
So if I understand you correctly, you want to a) send a message to your subscribers asking a yes/no question, b) send a follow up message in response to their answer, c) pre-populate a form with their name and email.
a) You know how to do.
b) You can either use the new API command to send a campaign (create a 'Yes' campaign and a 'No' campaign) or you would handle the email outside of CM altogether using a different mail server and sending component.
c) You can use the API to get subscriber information (Subscribers.GetSingleSubscriber), you just need to append their email address onto the link in the original campaign so you can grab it on your landing page from the querystring.
Can you lay out the whole process you're trying to accomplish here in more generic terms? It seems you're posting bits and pieces in multiple threads and you may get better answers if you laid it all out at once.
Thanks for the feedback, basically the situation is this
1. I already have everyone in a cm subscriber list.
2. I will send them an email via cm to see if they would like to attend an event (it will contain a link to a webpage)
3. On the webpage I will use the api to ask them "would you like to attend" yes or no
Becuase I have already have got their name and email address, can I pass that information to the webpage (subscribewithcustom) so they won't have to re-enter their name and email?
You say use subscribers.GetSingleSubscriber can you elaborate how to use this on my SubscribewithCustom page?
I have managed to populate the form fields in the file subscribewithcustom using the querystring, email@example.com
and then in the form fields name and email insert this into the value field <?php echo $_GET['email']; ?> and <?php echo $_GET['name']; ?>
now just to work out how to send the confirmation email
I guess I'm confused as to why you need to store the Yes/No answer within CM. Are you going to schedule future campaigns based on their answer or is it just so you can send a different one-time message to them?
It sounds like you're trying to use the subscribe process in a way it wasn't intended. You use subscribewithcustom to update existing subscriber info but it won't send confirmation messages for that since CM has presumably already confirmed their opt-in status.
If I were doing this, I would only use CM to do the initial send and then use your own mail server for sending the one-off emails in response to their answers. CM isn't really designed for sending messages to single recipients.
Hope that helps.
- Andy
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Here is what I came up with:
In my <project>.gwt.xml file I added the following line:
<set-configuration-property name="locale.cookie" value="gwtLocale"/>
On the page I created a simple dropdown box with all the languages supported by my site. I am filling this box with the following code (shamlessly coppied from the GWT Showcase app by Google).
String[] localeNames = LocaleInfo.getAvailableLocaleNames();
for (String localeName : localeNames) {
if (!localeName.equals("default")) {
String nativeName = LocaleInfo.getLocaleNativeDisplayName(localeName);
languageBox.addItem(nativeName, localeName);
if (localeName.equals(currentLocale)) {
languageBox.setSelectedIndex(languageBox.getItemCount() - 1);
In the change handler for this dropdown box I set up the following bit of code:
String localeName = languageBox.getValue( languageBox.getSelectedIndex() );
Date now = new Date();
long nowLong = now.getTime();
nowLong = nowLong + (1000 * 60 * 60 * 24 * 21);
Cookies.setCookie("gwtLocale", localeName, now);
Then once the page is reloaded I do the following:
String currentLocale = Cookies.getCookie( LocaleInfo.getLocaleCookieName() );
if (currentLocale.equals("default") || currentLocale == null ) {
currentLocale = "en_US";
And that's it a very simple clean and easy pure GWT way of allowing your user to set their locale for your website using a cookie. Not bad for my first day of playing wit GWT, now on to the next task of the project having a user login on the site. (Authentication only for now Authorization will follow after that...)


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KNUTSFORD'S high street shops are urging townspeople to support them in a bid to make the town the place to be.
In the run-up to the Christmas season, some town centre shops have reported a slow November.
But with the Christmas weekend beginning on Friday and many shops opening late, shopkeepers have told the Guardian it's the perfect reason for townsfolk to buy local.
Sandra Gough, from Zapatos designer shoe shop on Regent Street, said the sales and discounts offered by the big stores in Manchester and Liverpool were affecting the town's trade.
"We've noticed in the past two weeks that we haven't had as good as November as last year – by a long shot," she said.
"There's so many offers in the big shops, like Selfridges and Marks and Spencers, who have been doing 60 per cent off things.
"But the small independents have been trying to hold fire and not get dragged in too early because you lose your margins if you do.
"The Christmas markets are brilliant, and when it was in Regent Street it was much better for us, but we want people to come in the shops even though it is quite a family-orientated evening."
Janice Hall, who runs Willow on King Street, arrived in Knutsford a year ago, and is celebrating with a party on December 13.
"It's been quiet for November, and perhaps they have been going to the malls, but hopefully they will come back," she said.
"But I'm only a year old, so we have nothing to compare it to. We need all the support from the locals we can get, and we sell makes that you can only get in Manchester."
Julie Matthews, owner of lingerie shop Bare Necessities on King Street, said she would be opening late night on Thursdays from December 6 and on Sundays in a bid to attract local shoppers.
Most of the shops in town will be having Christmas offers, with Zapatos offering 20 per cent off some lines, Wearabout 20 per cent off dresses and Willow 20 per cent off some lines.


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Last month we reported that, in the fallout from the February 2 Challenger overrun at Teterboro (TEB), the FAA levied a fine of almost $2 million against Platinum Jet and its principal officer and owner. I requested a copy of the action so that I could review it myself.
When I received the material I was really surprised by the number of pages in the complaint. Excluding the normal notices that the FAA includes to satisfy the law, I found 27 pages of allegations and alleged violations of the Federal Air Regulations (FARs).
As is often the case, the operator was under the radar of most FAA inspectors, who may have believed that all involved in the operation of business jets have a strong interest in safety and desire to comply with all the FARs. At one point I shared that view, but nine years of reviewing FAA enforcement actions with the NTSB has changed my opinion.
The news about the operator's alleged violations could not have come at a worse time, with a number of government agencies contemplating restrictions at business aviation airports. In fact, the Platinum Jet accident played its part in the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey's attempting to introduce further restrictions on aircraft operations from Teterboro Airport. The FAA has indicated that it will not support the Port Authority action, and so far nothing has happened. But that doesn't mean that this is the last we will hear of additional restrictions.
FAR Violations
The most important part of the report is the FAA's allegations about the operator's non-compliance with the FARs. The first thing that jumps out at you is the sheer number of alleged FAR violations, and it will take some time to go through all of them to get a good feel for what the FAA is thinking.
One thing already clear from the enforcement action, however, is that this operation certainly seems to be having a great deal of difficulty complying with the FARs. The enforcement action cites problems complying with a number of FARs in Part 91, Part 119 and Part 135 covering both operations and maintenance.
A number of the allegations involve issues that would go undetected without a thorough audit. The inspector would also need to know about the special arrangement between the certificate holder and the charter management company, which was actually holding itself out as a certified air charter operator.
In fact, I noticed that this company was still listed on a reputable business aircraft Web site as a charter operator quite some time after the Teterboro accident. I have also seen articles in other publications that have mentioned that it may be common for operators to lease the use of their certificate. It has also been mentioned that some may also share the use of a certificate.
A number of the allegations deal with noncompliance of pilot training and operational standards that were put into place after previous accidents and are now recognized as sound business practices.
There is also a considerable number of alleged maintenance violations. Since the differences between a Part 91 operation and a Part 135 operation are quite dramatic and the maintenance and inspection requirements ratchet up considerably, it is easy to see how inspectors could overlook such violations. This type of overlooked action could easily put the travelers on these aircraft at greater risk than they may have believed.
The last area of concern is about the issue of loading/weight-and-balance. In January 2003 we had a wake-up call on this subject after a center-of-gravity accident cost a number of lives and the entire industry was reviewing weight-and-balance programs.
My initial thoughts about the Teterboro accident and the operator's practices favored what the industry was saying in defense of what was believed to be a good Part 135 business aircraft charter operation. In fact, some trade associations that I hold in high regard also praised this operation for its innovation.
My initial thoughts now appear to be wrong. What I see now is an operation that disregarded many rules that are expensive to comply with and in so doing gave itself a competitive advantage in the charter marketplace. One of the effects of such practices is to lower the standards for all operators.
The High Cost of Gaining an Advantage
To remain competitive, others will also be required to get creative within their operation in a bid to lower their operating costs. One avenue was the creative use of leasing or sharing of certificates. Some retired FAA inspectors have told me that it would have been unlikely for them to have discovered such arrangements on a routine surveillance visit to any operator before the New Jersey accident shed some light on this practice.
There is one more unique aspect to this proposed civil penalty that many in the industry will be watching, and that is the outcome for the aircraft themselves. The FAA action names the aircraft as well as the operator and the principal. As a result, if the others named in the penalty find a way not to pay, the asset that is the aircraft could be liquidated to pay the civil penalty. The consequence is that the leasing companies may lose their assets. Time will tell what this will really mean for our industry.


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MCCORMICK'S CREEK ELEMENTARY ALL-SCHOOL SING will be held in the MCES gymnasium Wednesday, December 16.
December 19
THE OWEN COUNTY AMATEUR RADIO ASSOCIATION will meet Saturday, December 19 beginning at 9:00 a.m. at the Spencer Christian Church, 158 South Montgomery Street, Spencer. After a short business meeting, Stu Sherfick will present a video about Amateur Radio Television Repeater Communications. The public is welcome to attend.
SONS OF THE SPENCER AMERICAN LEGION WILL SERVE CHEESEBURGERS Saturday, December 19 from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the post on South Main Street in Spencer. Take out or dine-in, all proceeds go to the Joe Carmichael Scholarship Fund.
SPENCER MASONIC LODGE NO. 95 INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS will be Saturday, December 19 at 361 N. Harrison Street in Spencer. The installation ceremony is open to all Masons, their families, and guests. Refreshments will be served.
December 21-30
OWEN COUNTY YMCA WINTER BREAK DAY CAMP will be December 21-30 from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Extended care is 7-9 a.m. and 4-6 p.m. Registration ends December 16. Limited enrollment. For more information call 828-9622.
December 30
SPENCER FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE WINTER CHILDREN'S RALLY will be Wednesday, December 30 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Registration is at 9:45 a.m. Children ages preschool (potty-trained) through sixth grade are welcome and lunch will be served. Contact the church at 829- 3419 for more information.
January 4
ADULT FITNESS CLASSES AT THE OWEN COUNTY FAMILY YMCA begin January 4. Yoga, Pilates, Step, Cardio Kickbox, Aerobics, and Water Aerobics available. Beginners welcome. Limited enrollment - register now! For more information, call 828-9622.
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The apartment is on 2 floor of a nice building from the late nineteenth century. A great advantage is its location within 3 minutes from the Market Square and Cloth Hall. The apartment consists of two rooms, one of which has a kitchenette, one bedroom has an additional mezzanine, which serves as a bedroom. Kitchen has all utensils. This room has a sofa 140cm and a large table with four chairs. The second room is furnished with very comfortable double sofa bed, TV, coffee table and whatnot. Over part of the room has a mezzanine with a bed height of 145cm 140cm, used as an additional bedroom. The apartment is equipped with a spacious wardrobe type commander, any device (vacuum cleaner, iron, ironing board, hair), bed linen and towels. Nearby there are numerous pubs and restaurants, as well as cultural shrines (Slovak Theatre, Old Theatre, Opera, Philharmonic, Cellar Under the Rams, etc). Stocks in just 10 minutes you can be in Kazimierz, former Jewish district. Also take a walk 10 minutes to Wawel Hill, the former seat of Polish kings.
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Gran fin de semana en Cracovia.
El apartamento esta situado entre la ciudad antigua y el barrio judío. Se puede ir caminando a ambas zonas en menos de 5 minutos.
Tiene todo lo necesario para pasar varios días visitando la ciudad. Estaba limpio y ordenado.
La propietaria ha sido muy amable y atenta en todo momento tanto en la entrega y el check-out como resolviendo dudas por email durante la estancia.
Alojamiento altamente recomendable.
Very nice and cozy appartement. 2 minute-walk from Stare Miasto. Parking across the street (ask the guard for a 24h-card (95 zloty))
Buena localización, y buenos alojamientos
ottimo alloggio per posizione e comfort
Great place in the mittel of the city, a bit nosie by the tramp and trafik.
But great apartment close to any thing, and weary good host.
Sehr günstige Lage, vieles ist fußläufig erreichbar, gute Verkehrsanbindung.
Die Straßenbahn vor dem Haus ist recht laut, die Einrichtung ist etwas altmodisch, aber alles Notwendige vorhanden. Die Gastbeberin war sehr freundlich und zuverlässig.
The well-equipped and furnished apartment in the city center. The real atmosphere of an old flat in Krakow. Good access to the Internet. Very nice hostess! Thanks and greetings!
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Pau's apartament is wonderful!!
Really good located in the city, just in the middle of the historic center, few steps from the jewish district. It's full furnished and well done and really clean.
Pau is really nice, she waited us at home even if our bus was in late more than one hour. She also let us find a cake when we arrived.
I would for sure, recommend her apartament, perfect even for a long term staying.
Perfect apartment near the center of Cracow and next to the Jewish quarter, very friendly hostess, gave us a detailed welcome all guests. Very clean and complete
Perfecto apartamento,muy cerca del centro de cracovia y al lado del barrio judio, la anfitriona muy amable, nos dejo un detalle de vienvenida. Muy limpio y completo
Very nice apartment and host.
+Comfortable beds, very good bathroom.
-Loud noise from trams when windows are open.
- Quality assured accommodation
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Huawei Honor gets Android Ice Cream Sandwich officially, gloats
0. phoneArena posted on 12 Dec 2011, 03:47
The source code was released mid-November, so it took Huawei less than a month to cook up the update, showing once again that what ties the hands of manufacturers up with Android updates are the UI overlays and carrier tests, rather than the mobile OS version itself...
This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here
1. Birds (Posts: 1171; Member since: 21 Nov 2011)
Cool, but I never heard of this phone. Like is it GSM or CDMA?
2. samda (Posts: 52; Member since: 28 Nov 2011)
Check out the hands-on on gsmarena. I was highly impressed with the smoothness of it's gingerbread single core execution. Heck it's probably the smoothest customized-IU single core droid i ever saw.
Those chinese really know their bussines. And they are just warming up.
Huawei will be one of the major players in the smartphone market very soon.
3. metoyou (Posts: 279; Member since: 19 Oct 2011)
This is a good start for Huawei to show customers that they are ready to play game with other manufactures in high end Android world that recently announced
Good job Huawei
4. kshell1 (Posts: 1143; Member since: 05 Oct 2011)
i really F*ccking hate you right now huawei :( you make me sad my galaxys2 is sad now it has all this power but no ics to show it with and a f*cking single core much lesser known phone gets it 1st
5. downphoenix (Posts: 3165; Member since: 19 Jun 2010)
go Huawei!
6. Skjold (Posts: 3; Member since: 01 Feb 2012)
I just have upgraded my Honor with demo build ICS. found not much different from Gingerbread 2.3.6 and WLAN is not working at all. Do you all have any ideas or suggestion how to fix it?
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How can I get update link of Huawei Honor to ICS? I have visited its official website but i found none.


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Every school years brings new adventures for both the students and the teachers. But this fall, the St. Francis Elementary (SFE) School fourth- and fifth-graders will be having a much different adventure than the typical new year.
The two grade levels will be leaving SFE for their own space at the St. Francis Middle School building.
The students will be in SFE North, which is located on the second floor of the middle school's west side and was once the St. Francis Intermediate School, said Kathy Kohnen, SFE principal.
They will still be part of SFE, not the middle school, she said.
With a new kindergarten program and the new districtwide Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) program for the fourth-graders, SFE needed to find more space and moving the two grades to SFE North opened up classrooms.
"SFE has been extremely crowded for the last two years," said Superintendent Ed Saxton.
"We did not have an ounce of space left in the building. There was not a single available classroom," Kohnen said.
With the new every day, all day kindergarten program starting this fall, two to three more classrooms were needed, she said.
The school will also be adding another third-grade classroom and many need another first-grade classroom, Kohnen said.
"It all depends on the enrollment this fall," she said.
Conservative projections put SFE enrollment at 713 students this fall.
SFE had 717 students last year, but the school enrollment seems to climb every summer, Kohnen said.
The move also gives the school space to create a STEM lab for the four-graders, which could also be used by the fifth-graders.
"There would not have been space for it at SFE," Kohnen said.
Moving the two grades to SFE North also frees up space at the SFE for special activities, like school pictures and the book fair.
"When we do the Scholastic Book Fair or student pictures, we have to use the gym," which disrupts the physical education program, Kohnen said.
This is going to be a good move, she said.
"We are really putting everything possible into it bringing the two building sections together as one school," Kohnen said.
SFE North is still part of the elementary school and it will be following the same schedule, she said.
The students will arrive on the elementary school bus and be dropped at the middle school after the younger students get off the bus.
The fourth- and fifth-graders will have their own lunchroom and have very little interaction with the middle school students, Kohnen said.
The only interaction they will have with the older students is passing in the halls for lunch or to the gym for physical education or the music room, she said.
The district sixth-graders will be on the ground floor of middle school's west side with the seventh- and eighth-graders on the east side of the building.
SFE North students will make field trips to SFE for special programs and to visit media center, Kohnen said.
Work in progress
There are still a lot of details needing to be worked out with the move.
Although the middle schoolers will still hear the class bells, staff is trying to work it so that the bells do not sound in the fourth- and fifth-grade section, Kohnen said.
She is also working to get an additional 30 iPads for the SFE North students.
Right now the SFE has 32 iPads for school use and she wants to use APT (Association of Parents and Teachers) and general budget funds to purchase 20 more and the remaining 10 iPads will be arranged by the information technology department, Kohnen said.
There are also some organizational details to work out, including how and where the teachers will make photocopies and how the morning announcements will be made at the two buildings, she said.
The elementary social worker will be working at both buildings and Kohnen will also be floating between the two building.
Experienced mover
This is not the first time Kohnen has had to oversee students in two buildings.
After the SFE modular classrooms were discovered to have mold in 2007, the school's fourth-graders were quickly moved to the district's Sandhill Center for the Arts in Bethel.
In 2008-2009, the fifth-graders were moved to the middle school because SFE's enrollment caused a classroom shortage. The fourth-graders were moved back to SFE.
Open house
It will be fun to see what the fourth- and fifth-graders think of their new space, especially the STEM lab, Kohnen said.
The students and families will get their first chance to see the newly redesigned area during the annual open house, Tuesday, Aug. 28, from 5 to 6:30 p.m.
The kindergarten open house will be Monday, Aug. 27, 5 to 6:30 p.m.
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Shopko Open Thanksgiving Morning with Early Release of 100 Door Busters; All Black Friday Door Busters Start 9 pm Thursday
Nov 09, 2012, 10:11 ET from Shopko
GREEN BAY, Wis., Nov. 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Shopko announces that its stores will be open for extended hours and feature special door buster prices on hundreds of items beginning Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 22 through Friday, November 23. Special store hours and pricing will be available at the retailer's Shopko and Shopko Hometown stores and on Shopko.com.
Shopko stores will be open from 8 am to 1 pm on Thanksgiving Day and 100 items will be available at door buster prices that were originally planned for Black Friday. The stores will re-open for Black Friday at 9 pm on Thanksgiving night and remain open until 11 pm Friday, November 23. Over 600 items will be featured at Shopko store locations at door buster prices when doors open at 9 pm Thursday through noon on Friday, while supplies last.
Shopko Hometown stores will be open on Thanksgiving Day from 8 am to 4 pm, with 50 door buster items being released early. Shopko Hometown stores will open at 5 am on Black Friday and remain open until 9 pm with over 300 special door buster items available when doors open at 5 am until noon.
Shopko.com will offer special Thanksgiving Day door busters beginning at 8 am until 1 pm and hundreds of items at door buster prices will be offered for Black Friday on Shopko.com beginning at 9 pm on Thanksgiving night straight through until noon Friday. Beginning Saturday, November 10, Shopko is offering free standard shipping with a $49 purchase at Shopko.com. Standard shipping is also free on all online jewelry purchases, with no minimum purchase amount.
"Our customers have told us they are pressed for time and want flexible and convenient options for their holiday shopping so we are offering all of our door buster specials right when our doors open so customers don't have to wait for staggered specials to occur throughout the night," said Mike Bettiga, Shopko Interim CEO, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer.
"In our larger markets, Shopko stores will deliver great value on the newest and hottest items in all of our departments on both Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday. In our Shopko Hometown locations, we will offer the same great value without the need to travel outside the community. Shopko.com also provides our customers the convenience of shopping with Shopko without leaving the comfort of their homes, 24 hours a day, seven days a week."
All items offered at door buster prices will be available while supplies last.
About Shopko
Founded in 1962 and headquartered in Green Bay, Wisconsin, Shopko Stores Operating Co., LLC is a $3 billion retailer that operates almost 350 stores in 22 states throughout the Midwest, Mountain, North Central and Pacific Northwest regions. Retail formats include 134 Shopko stores, providing quality name-brand merchandise, great values, pharmacy and optical services in small to mid-sized cities; 5 Shopko Express Rx stores, a convenient neighborhood drugstore concept; and 118 Shopko Hometown locations, a smaller concept store developed to meet the needs of smaller communities. Shopko is in the process of converting over 55 recently-acquired stores and pharmacies to the Shopko Hometown brand. For more information, visit www.shopko.com.
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Official Full-Length Trailer for Luc Besson's Adèle Blanc-Sec
by Alex Billington
March 20, 2010
Source: Twitch
We're one of the few sites that has been consistently featuring the teasers and photos for Les Aventures Extraordinaires d'Adèle Blanc-Sec, the French period action-adventure movie from Luc Besson. One reason is that I'm a big Luc Besson fan and love almost all of his work. The other reason is that this actually looks awesome, like a big budget Indiana Jones-style adventure with a female lead set in France, simple as that. Twitch (via SlashFilm) just discovered that the first full-length trailer has debuted online (via Yahoo France) and can be seen below. It's still in French (no subtitles), but it looks fantastic. Check it out below!
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The story is about Adele Blanc-Sec (played by Louise Bourgoin), an "an intrepid young reporter" who will go to any lengths to achieve her aims, including sailing to Egypt to tackle mummies of all shapes and sizes. The odd thing is that IMDb calls this an animated movie "set in the early party of the 20th century and focused on a popular novelist and her dealings with would-be suitors, the cops, monsters, and other distractions." It's definitely not animated, though. She's fighting a pterodactyl in this because that's what she does in the comics this is based on. We're not sure when it's coming to the US, but we will be keeping our eye out for it!
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Massman announces acquisition of PASE Group, Inc.
Massman Automation Designs, LLC in Villard recently acquired the PASE Group, Inc., located in Burnsville.
PASE Group was founded in 2002 and specializes in complete system integration, SCADA control systems, intrinsically safe and/or explosion-proof control packages. It provides a variety of liquid filling, lidding, denesting, depalletization and more.
The newly formed company will be PASE Group - Massman, LLC. PASE Group's products will complement Massman Automation Designs, LLC's wide range of existing products. This allows for a more extensive product offering to customers.
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Fans were asked to send their messages for Sam Vokes as the Burnley striker starts his recovery from injury. Here is a selection...
Good luck Sam hope you make a full recovery and hope it won't be too long before you're banging in the goals again.
@BFC11 Sam – you've been a superstar for BFC. A warm thanks for your goals and all around teamwork. Swift recovery.
@DevonCow1 All the best big Sam, thanks for making this season so memorable. See you in the Premier League! Up the Clarets!
@Dewhurst1882 Good luck and best wishes Vokesy! You and the team have been awesome this season. We are all behind you!
@tim21clarets All the best Sam. Take solace from your pals who had similar injuries and come back stronger. Good luck.
@stevieclaret Wishing Sam a safe op and speedy recovery. You will be missed. Here's to a full recovery and seeing you in a Claret shirt again.
@sheclaretor8 All the best – looking forward to seeing you in Claret and Blue again – we'll raise the roof!
@sylvtheclaret Me, my daughter Keah and two sons Andy and Ben wish Sam a speedy recovery ready for the Prem UTC.
@dobberleyland1 Speedy recovery and hope all goes well. See you in the Premier League scoring lots of goals.
@Alecwillis1 Good luck Sam. Hope you get well soon! X @Bfckitten Good luck for the recovery. Set his mind to it and the rehab can go smoothly back to full strength soon :) @lhodgson1988 All the best Sam for a speedy recovery from an AFCB fan.
@putts40 All the very best Sam, keep your chin up. Thanks for your efforts this season – the lads will finish the job for you!
@nmclean77 Wishing you a speedy recovery Sam. Just think when you come back you will be a Prem player and you deserve it. Still miss you at WWFC. x @shellwwfcsankey I'm a Posh fan, but Burnley have been brilliant this season, and Sam has been an integral part of that success. I wish him a speedy recovery.


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Some Personal Thoughts Of Hurricane Sandy Six Months Later
It's hard to believe that today is the six month anniversary of Hurricane Sandy. An event that has changed the Jersey Shore forever.
So many thoughts go through my head about how things are today six months later. I feel a sense of hope and excitement, but I also have a strong sense of anxiety as well.


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Access to the 2017 LSEP Survey
Participants in the Longitudinal Study of Emergency Medicine Physicians (LSEP) may access the MSU website for the 2017 surveys by clicking here or by accessing it through the link in your email from MSU.
Since 1994, a group of emergency physicians has participated in the Longitudinal Study of Emergency Physicians (LSEP), which was designed to answer a series of questions about the practice of Emergency Medicine. The study consists of a comprehensive survey administered every five years, e.g., 1994, 1999, and 2004, and shorter surveys administered yearly. With the addition of a cohort of new residency-trained physicians every five years, there are currently nearly 1,400 emergency physicians participating in the study.
The LSEP seeks to describe the realities of practice in the specialty of Emergency Medicine, the relationship of the specialty to the personal lives and well-being of emergency physicians, profiles of the population of emergency physicians, and changes that appear in these factors over time.
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Editor's note: This op-ed is by Lindsay DesLauriers, an advocate at Voices for Vermont's Children, who lives in Charlotte and has a 5-year-old daughter entering kindergarten this fall.
A new school year is just weeks away and once again our children will be mingling together to learn, grow new friendships, and make each other sick! That thought, plus the battle over immunization laws that was waged last spring in the Legislature and all the buzz about health care reform in general has me thinking about a serious health gap in Vermont's public policy.
To take care of our health, we must get regular preventive screenings, go to annual appointments, have time to get well and respond to the first sign of illness before it turns into an emergency. Unfortunately, many of Vermont's working families don't have time to take care of their health in these ways.
When people go to work sick, they infect those around them. Co-workers and patrons alike contract illnesses when people are unable to stay home from work. Children who go to school sick spread disease to other children.
According to the Vermont Department of Labor's 2011 Fringe Benefits Study, half of Vermont workers do not have access to paid sick time. While Vermont law protects workers who take up to 24 hours of unpaid leave per year for medical emergencies or to take care of family responsibilities, Vermont employers are not currently required to provide any paid time off benefits to their employees. For many employed people in Vermont who lack the economic flexibility to miss work unpaid, this results in overwhelming pressure to go to work sick or, even more troubling, to send their children to school sick rather than miss a day or two of work.
The implications of this scenario stretch far beyond individuals.
When people go to work sick, they infect those around them. Co-workers and patrons alike contract illnesses when people are unable to stay home from work. Children who go to school sick spread disease to other children. Because illness and disease are often contagious, Vermont's lack of paid sick days is not a problem that we should leave for each individual employee to negotiate with their employer. Rather, the reported lack of paid sick days for half of Vermont's workforce directly impacts all of us and our children. The lack of paid sick days in Vermont is a serious public health concern.
Public policy has a role to play. It is election season in Vermont. Let's hope that the incoming class of elected officials will help solve this problem by supporting legislation that will ensure every working Vermonter has some paid sick time. It's up to us to elect those who will.


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Courtney Love Gets Gussied Up For Michael Stipe
Move over Michelle Phan; there's a new video makeup tutorial guru in town, and no one can compete with her crazy mad skills, emphasis on the crazy. We enjoyed her last one, so we decided to post another she made exclusively for Nylon TV, detailing a look designed for a night of red wine drinking with Michael Stipe. Shew! We always wondered what kind of makeup we'd wear for that event. [Nylon]


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It's a grey day in Davos, in every possible sense. With their celebrated attention to detail, the Swiss have provided weather to match the mood. Once or twice, the sun threatened an appearance, but was quickly obscured. And there's not a green shoot in sight.
Why are people here then, one might ask, if it's gloom and doom from cappucino to gluwein? I guess the answer may simply be that they come in search of some mutual reassurance.


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About the Book
The life and times of the Earl of Blanchland, a somewhat solipsistic poodle.
Features & Details
- Category Pets
Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
32 Pages
- Publish Date Jun 08, 2010
- Tags miniature poodle, earl of blanchland, solipsist, patricia, patsy, pets, poodles, poodle, washington, solipsism, dog, humour
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Mike Green
Yorkshire Dales, Europe
I've been 'taking photos' for years, mostly whilst mountaineering, ice climbing and walking in the hills. I decided to try and 'make photos', take a little more care, in 2009. Oh, and I accidentally took some photos of a certain poodle by the name of Patsy Pegman, or 'The Earl' - once or twice....
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GLC713 This book defies description, it is awsome in its pure insight and appreciation of the grittier side of the canine underworld.
It has changed my life, well it would have done if I had had one!!
poodlephile but that doesn't explain your fascination with this poodle, Mike.
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Tuner Mages
Society/ Organizations (Mystical) (Country/ State)
's comment on 2009-03-16 06:01 PM
My thought would be that Tuner Mages would hire themselves out to those magic-users that simply aren't that good at their craft. All sorts of plot devices could result of a partnership of this nature (especially if they didn't like each other personally!)
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Dirge Mace
Items (Melee Weapons) (Combat)
's comment on 2008-10-05 03:07 PM
I wholeheartedly agree. One of the mainstays of this site, and what attracted me here in the first place, isn't just the "what it does", it's the "why does it do it"? I love the explanations, and this one is done well.
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Crickets of Ziust
Lifeforms (Constructed) (Any)
's comment on 2009-06-23 03:53 PM
This is a pretty good one, all right. Crickets of procrastination, sweet.
Muro, my guess to your question was that Ziust probably thrived for many decades before Mathom got around to punishing them.
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Crickets of Ziust
Lifeforms (Constructed) (Any)
's comment on 2009-06-23 03:54 PM
Whoops, forgot to vote.
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Video Killed the Character
Articles (Humor/ Editorial) (Gaming - In General)
's comment on 2009-03-25 06:54 PM
I've most definitely had this thought before. My firm contention is that a properly-run RPG is still far superior to a video game, because no preprogrammed microchip can replace a human GM to react to the character's actions ("your character does WHAT, now?"). Or at least I hope that's the case, or else I've been wasting a lot of time! Resurrection of a character exists in RPGs for the same reason it does in video games. The loss of a character can be devastating to a dedicated player, so there should be the possibility of a second chance. The trick is to arrange it so that it's not a "click-reset, boom, the guy is back" kind of thing. If it's too easy, then death isn't a threat.
Of course, I find it slightly ironic that there's a whole evil-technology undertone here, even though it's an online post. I think Strolen itself is proof that the pen-and-paper RPG isn't going anywhere. Even though some of us are using laptop computers and digital maps, we organize through text-messaging, etc., the game is still fueled by imagination and that will never change.
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Some Guidelines For Adventure Creation and GMing
Articles (At Table) (Game Mastering)
's comment on 2008-11-15 02:56 PM
I second that, as well, and would like to add that it is always a good idea to reiterate basic writing tips for anyone. Even us veteran GMs have a tendency to develop bad habits, and what you write down always seems to be a bit different when read aloud, ya know?
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Lifeforms (Constructed) (City/ Ruin)
's comment on 2008-11-15 03:10 PM
Excellent! Well-thought, and well-explained. I shall be using steamwalkers in my game (and that, I believe, is the highest compliment one can receive on a sub). I have a thief PC who's been getting a little too cocky lately, and the next strange city he visits...
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Systems (Mystical) (General)
's comment on 2008-07-27 09:35 PM
This is indeed a clever new way to look at spellcasting; I'm already wondering if dancing could be combined with chanting to increase a spell's effectiveness. Kinda like a warrior's "dual proficiency".
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The Press Gang
Society/ Organizations (Criminal/Espionage) (Local)
's comment on 2008-07-27 09:42 PM
Or, perhaps a reporter writes an unflattering story about the PCs themselves and when the PCs object, they meet the Press Gang personally. Many different uses for such a situation. I like it.
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Sorezeck, the Once-Dragon
NPCs (Scenario Based) (Combative)
's comment on 2008-08-04 01:59 PM
Hmm... a good point. Mucking with the affairs of humans is something the character I imagine would do, and it would give him a bit more depth, as well as game usability. Sub revised.
Oh, and I really do stink at the metric system. Sorry.
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Moeder Moeras
NPCs (Major) (Agricultural)
's comment on 2008-08-03 11:15 PM
I also like the additional depth given to the Guardian theme. I also enjoyed the examples of local dialect.
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Gamer Group Traditions
Articles (Rules and Advice) (Gaming - In General)
's comment on 2008-08-08 11:44 PM
I don't know if this counts as a tradition or not, but...
We had a player who really liked his beer. While most of us tended to bring something heavily caffeinated, he would bring a twelve-pack and consume the entire thing. This affected the game because obviously, the drunker he got, the more reckless his character became. Eventually we decided that if this guy was going to drink a beer, his character had to seek out an alcoholic beverage as well. At least this way, it would explain his character's behavior. We ended up having a lot more tavern-based adventures than we normally would. That guy doesn't play with us anymore, but the character/player drinking ratio rule stuck.
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No-Man's Land
Locations (City) (Any)
's comment on 2008-07-15 02:22 PM
Hmm, I wasn't familiar with that story. Interesting.
The "hear me roar" quote is actually from a Helen Reddy song in the 1970's.
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Rune of Admini
Items (Computers) (Magical)
's comment on 2008-07-12 03:46 PM
Hmm... okay, I do like the idea of a Runestone that's evolved itself into something modern, but I'm still not clear on what it actually does (I know, I know, you're leaving it open, I read that). Are we talking like if you plug the Rune in you get to be Neo the Chosen One for an hour? Complete access bypassing security codes, passwords, firewalls?
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The Troubadours
NPCs (Extras) (Artistic/Performance)
's comment on 2008-07-11 11:23 PM
Yeah, I couldn't resist throwing a little Zep in there. There's one other "band" description somewhere that makes heavy reference to the Grateful Dead, so I figured, why not..
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Snow Globe of Predictions
Items (Other) (Magical)
's comment on 2008-07-03 06:05 PM
Well, yeah, I guess you're right, it's not *really* a snow globe. But aren't most magic items something other than they appear to be? I use the term "snow globe" simply so the reader can get an instant visualization of it.
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Everything I Learned About Raising Children I Learned From Gaming
Articles (Humor/ Editorial) (Game Mastering)
's comment on 2008-06-28 04:33 PM
Yes, indeed. I'd also like to add that "no matter how much you plan the player's adventure, it rarely turns out exactly the way you thought it would... and that's just fine."
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The past couple days at work, I've been migrating all of our JUnit 3 tests to TestNG. The main motivation was the ability to easily create arbitrary collections of tests. When working on a single bug or feature, it's common to write a test that only exercises the code you're working on so it doesn't take minutes between test runs. I'd previously been manually editing the suite() method to comment out all but the test I wanted, but a couple of times recently I'd forgotten to uncomment them before running all of the the tests and merging to source control. The other related thing is having test methods that get accidentally removed from suite, so they're never run and it's not obvious that they're not running. Beyond the greater feature set and flexibility of TestNG, this was enough to motivate a migration.
Also, I recommend the book Next Generation Java Testing by Cédric Beust and Hani Suleiman. I haven't read the entire book yet, but the parts I have read are very good, much better than other testing book I know of.
The migration was simple using the JUnitConverter utility class included with TestNG. The main issues encountered during migration were:
- Indent for the "@Test" annotations is set at at 2 spaces, and our codebase is 4
- Any "assert(String message, String, String)" calls need to be reversed. Fortunately, I was lazy when I wrote most of the tests, so they didn't have messages. And, I wrote most of the two-arg asserts in the wrong order, so now they're correct.
- The "assert" methods are static in Assert, so they need to be qualified with the class name or static imported in every class. Most of our tests extended a base class that extended TestCase, so I copied all of the methods in Assert into this base class, and via the magic of vim and regex capture, created a method for each that would just pass through to the equivalent Assert method. I then used a grep/sed script to change the few classes that inherited TestCase directly so they inherited my base class. An alternate solution would have been to do replace of all of the "import org.junit.*" with "import static org.testng.Assert.*;". I left all of the junit imports in so that the now-unused suite() methods would continue to compile, and I'm going to go back later and remove all of them.
After migrating the tests, I started to setup the ant targets to call them.
First I tried:
<target name="run-testng" depends="init,compile" > <testng classpathref="common.class.path" groups="fast"> <classfileset dir="${twork.sdk2}" includes="test/**/*TestCase.class"/> </testng> </target>
However, this gave the error:
run-testng: [testng] Exception in thread "main" org.testng.TestNGException: [testng] Cannot load class from file: /scratch/FirstTestCase.class [testng] at org.testng.TestNGCommandLineArgs.fileToClass(TestNGCommandLineArgs.java:691) [testng] at org.testng.TestNGCommandLineArgs.parseCommandLine(TestNGCommandLineArgs.java:232) [testng] at org.testng.TestNG.privateMain(TestNG.java:831) [testng] at org.testng.TestNG.main(TestNG.java:818)
This is causd because I hadn't included the compiled test case class files on the classpath with which the testng target was called. Adding the classes using the classpath tag (same as in the junit ant tasks) fixed it:
<target name="run-testng" depends="init,compile" > <testng groups="srg"> <classpath> <pathelement path="${twork.sdk2}"/> <pathelement path="${common.class.path}"/> <pathelement location="${sdk2.tsrc.dir}"/> </classpath> <classfileset dir="${twork.sdk2}" includes="tests/**/*TestCase.class"/> </testng> </target>
The component I work on is a library that is indented to be used inside of a JEE container, so we have an EJB that runs all of the tests inside of it. It depends on some external files, so it gets passed a map with all of these variables in it, which it then sets the system properties with so the tests can get to them. (Yes, there is probably a better way to do this, but I wrote this about 2 1/2 years ago and it works). I changed our EJB method 'runTests' to use the programmatic TestNG interface and a custom TestListenerAdapter that would just return the the EJB client a string of dots, 'F's, and 'S's:
public String runTests(Map
map){ for (Map.Entry entry: map.entrySet()){ System.setProperty(entry.getKey(), entry.getValue()); } TestNG tng = new TestNG(); tng.setTestClasses( new Class[] { com.foo.FirstTestCase.class, com.foo.SecondTestCase.class, } ); final StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); tng.addListener( new TestListenerAdapter() { @Override public void onTestFailure(ITestResult tr) { sb.append("F{" + tr.getName() +"}"); } @Override public void onTestSkipped(ITestResult tr) { sb.append("S{" + tr.getName() +"}"); } @Override public void onTestSuccess(ITestResult tr) { sb.append("."); } } ); tng.setGroups("srg"); tng.run(); return sb.toString(); }
Finally, someone else had modified several test files since I had started the conversion, so I need to find the one test missing the @Test annotation. I updated from the source control system and then ran this:
find . -name '*.java' | xargs grep -A 2 "@Test" | grep "public void" | sed -e s/java-/java:/g | sort > out find . -name '*.java' | xargs grep "void test" | sort > out2 diff out out2
The result was several lines long since it include a few tests that had been entirely commented out and therefore weren't annotated, but more importantly it included the one test method that had been added.
Overall, the process was smooth and I'm quite happy with how it went.


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