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Muskingum College faculty and students make major contributions to new text on American politics
FEBRUARY 11, 2004 - Three Muskingum College faculty members and three of its alumni have contributed one-third of the articles found in a new text, American Politics: Transformation and Change. The book has just been released by Pearson Custom Publishing of Boston, Massachusetts.
Assistant Professor of Political Science Dr. Walter Huber contributed two articles. The Challenge to Separation of Powers explores the traditional separation of power theory posited by the founding fathers and juxtaposes it with the administrative state theory of American government put forth by President Woodrow Wilson. Urban Sprawl, the American Dream Reconsidered outlines what urban sprawl is and discusses costs and benefits of this development pattern for individuals, the city and the nation.
Visiting Instructor of Political Science Charles Ellis published Subcommittees in the U.S. House of Representatives. The article examines the impact of the increasing number and importance of legislative subcommittees on the legislative process.
Instructor of Political Science Dr. Brian King published Do Presidents Learn? Presidential Crisis Management and Organizational Learning. The article examines how presidents and their staffs learn how to deal with crisis situations, what types of management styles facilitate learning and which types discourage adaptation.
The Electoral College and the 2000 Presidential Election was published by 2003 alumni Jewerl Maxwell, James Hockaday and Thomas Petropoulous who, at the time they submitted the articles, were undergraduate students at Muskingum. Maxwell and Hockaday have since gone on to graduate studies at Miami University of Ohio, and Petropoulous is attending graduate school at Ohio University. Their article examines the true role played by the Electoral College in national elections and specifically addresses whether or not that system failed in the controversial presidential election of 2000.
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MFP's Price Is Right
Today we will see the last big flood of 13HF filings at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). These forms, which track the activity of large funds, will be reviewed and analyzed almost as fast as they hit the tape. Many of the larger fund managers have achieved rock star status. David Einhorn, William Ackman and Daniel Loeb have the financial media waiting with bated breath for their reports.
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Chester sheriff says dog is poisoned
CHESTER, S.C. (AP) - Chester County Sheriff Alex Underwood says someone has poisoned his German shepherd.
Underwood says the 19-month-old dog, A.J., died early Monday.
The county's first African-American sheriff says the dog was being trained to become a K-9 with the department.
Underwood thinks someone poisoned the dog during the weekend. He says he left the dog in the yard during Chester's Martin Luther King parade. He says shortly after he returned, the dog began acting oddly and died early Monday morning.
The sheriff says there are possible suspects but he would not elaborate.
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ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. - A St. Johns County judge on Friday sentenced a 52-year-old man who pleaded no contest to DUI manslaughter in the death of 18-year-old Shae Burchfield to 5 years in prison plus 10 years probation.
Prosecutors say Frederick Andrews had Xanax, cocaine and methadone in his system while driving a pickup truck that struck Burchfield on a dirt bike on July 8, 2010.
Andrews, of St. Augustine, was given credit for 588 days spent in jail awaiting trial, but faces lifetime suspension of his driver's license.
Andrews also received 5 years on a conviction for bringing drugs into the St. Johns County Jail -- to be served concurrently with the manslaughter sentence -- with 426 days credited for time already served.
"I can't say we're happy with (the sentence), but I can say we're satisfied," said Carl Burchfield, the victim's grandfather. "This is over and we can move on with our lives, and maybe Mr. Andrews' family can move on with their lives, too."
In the years since her death, the city of St. Augustine has named a park in Shae Burchfield's honor.
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Eagle Pest Control is a full service Pest Control company providing environmentally-friendly services ranging from residential termite and pest control to monthly food-grade commercial services for restaurants and factories. Eagle also offers various customized services that are available on an as-needed basis, along with many other services. They also use Termidor Colony Elimination & Taurus SC for Termites. Talstar Ant Granules, guarantees ant control.
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^ let her have the break. But you gotta tell her straight up, you might not be there for her anymore if she wants you
back. You gotta tell her straight up that she can't just leave you for how long then come back whenever she wants. Tell her these sorta things got some consequences tied with it and can backfire. And that if she wanna break up then just end it. Cuz you aren't suppose to wait for her like a dog. Tell her she's dating a man and not a bitch. If she decides to break up it's her lost
I agree with all of this.
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A NATIONAL boom in car sales has been welcomed by East Lancashire dealers.
Last year saw more than 2.26million UK car sales - the highest level since 2007.
Burnley's Motorpoint said it had enjoyed 'unprecendented levels of growth' while Bowker BMW, in Blackburn, also enjoyed a boost in sales.
Motorpoint, based in Rosegrove Lane, said it experienced a 21.5 per cent increase in the number of new and nearly new cars it sold last year compared with 2012.
Nationally, the firm sold one car every 5.86 minutes.
Jon Grace, general manager of Motorpoint Burnley, said: "Motorpoint has enjoyed unprecedented levels growth throughout 2013 thanks to its commitment to providing industry-leading levels of choice, value and service.
"We're taking nothing for granted though and we are currently investing heavily in all areas of the business to ensure that we continue to deliver an experience for the great British motoring public that is second to none for many years to come."
Chris Eccles, managing director at Bowker Blackburn, in Trident Park, said: "Figures for 2013 were very good.
"In fact, Bowker BMW in Blackburn had a 15 per cent increase on new registrations compared with 2012, and several of our staff have won awards for sales performance.
"For 2014, the last thing we want to do is rest on our laurels. We have several significant new model launches including the new BMW 4 Series Convertible and BMW 2 Series Coupe in March.
"We always set hard performance targets but, with the right blend of service and value, we are always confident we can meet them."
Mike Hawes, chief executive of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, said: "With its best year since a pre-recession 2007, the UK new car market has helped stimulate the country's economic recovery."


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Braddock District Spring Town Meeting on June 11
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Braddock District Spring Town Meeting on June 11
"Welcome to the Age of Green" is the focus of the spring Braddock District Town Meeting on Wednesday, June 11, at 7:30 p.m. The town meeting will be held in the Kings Park Library Meeting Room, 9000 Burke Lake Road, Burke.
The meeting will highlight environmental initiatives in the region, county and neighborhood, in addition to personal lifestyle greening tips. Speakers include Braddock District Supervisor Sharon Bulova; Fairfax County Environmental Coordinator Kambiz Agazi; Fairfax County Urban Forrester Michael Knapp; and Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments Director of Environmental Programs Stuart Freudberg. There also will be representatives from Earth Sangha and other organizations.
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A NEW grave memorial for Cwmbran's Zulu War hero, Private John Williams (Fielding), VC, has been placed at St Michael and All Angels Churchyard, Llantarnam.
The original memorial has been deteriorating over the years and The John Williams (Fielding) VC Memorial Trust managed to secure vital funding for a replacement.
The Cwmbran Regeneration Partnership awarded a grant of £3,752 and any additional costs will be covered by the Trust.
The removed memorial will now be cared for by the Museum of The Royal Welsh in Brecon.
The original headstone was placed at St Michael and All Angels Churchyard after his death in 1932 and kerbs were later added in the mid 1960s.
Since then, the memorial has suffered from the natural ageing process but also damage caused by acid rain.
The concrete base of the memorial was also failing and the Trust had received several complaints about it.
The John Williams (Fielding) VC Memorial Trust, established in 2002, looks after the memorial and works to ensure it has been cleaned and maintained for the annual Act of Remembrance Parade held in memory of Private 1395 John Williams VC.
Trust Secretary Stuart Cameron said: "I have monitored the deteriorating condition of the memorial and reported to Trustees that the lettering on the headstone is now almost illegible and physically breaking up.
"Over the past two years the Trust considered several options to resolve the issue and sought the opinions of all interested organisations. Consensus was reached to replace the memorial using granite of similar colour, design and style.
It was generally acknowledged this was the only long-term solution to halt the deterioration."
Trust chairman, Lewis Freeman added: "Having taken a decision to replace the memorial we were faced with raising the capital cost. We presented our case to the Cwmbran Regeneration Partnership and were delighted when they agreed to fund the initiative."
Trustee and chairman of Cwmbran and District Ex- Service Association Tony Burnett said: "Members were increasingly concerned that our local hero's memorial had fallen into such a bad state of repair. We're delighted that the Trust, backed by Cwmbran's Regeneration Partnership is now able to renew the memorial to its rightful stature and prominence."
● The new memorial will be dedicated at the next annual act of Remembrance service/parade to be conducted by the Rev Anthony Turner (team vicar of Llantarnam) and Canon John Griffiths (RC priest, Our Lady of the Angels, Cwmbran) to be held at the church on Saturday, January 19, 2013


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The Hennepin County Attorney's office has added a third charge of felony vehicular homicide against Amy Senser.
The newly amended complaint alleges that Senser was on her cell phone at the time she struck and killed a Roseville man last fall. That's the basis of the third charge that alleges Senser was operating a vehicle in a grossly negligent manner and caused the death of the victim.
Senser has pleaded not guilty to charges that she left the scene of the accident and that she failed to call authorities to report the accident in a timely manner.
Her Attorney Eric Nelson has said she is not guilty because she was unaware that she hit anyone. Nelson hasn't returned a call for comment on the third charge.
Senser, the wife of former Viking Joe Senser, is scheduled to go to trial in two weeks. A pre-trial hearing is scheduled for Monday.Amended Senser Complaint


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The Milwaukee Bucks appear poised to replace point guard Brandon Jennings with Atlanta Hawks restricted free agent Jeff Teague.
According to Yahoo! Sports, the Bucks have agreed with Teague on a four-year offer sheet worth more than $32 million. The Hawks would have three days to match the offer.
PHOTOS: SN's Top 20 NBA free agents
Jennings is also a restricted free agent, but he likely priced himself out of Milwaukee by seeking a contract worth $12 million per season.
Teague, 25, has become one of the Eastern Conference's most dynamic point guards. He established career highs last season with 14.6 points and 7.2 assists per game. His numbers fell in the playoffs (13.5 points, 5.1 assists in the Hawks' first-round loss to the Indiana Pacers).
A move to Milwaukee would reunite Teague with new Bucks coach Larry Drew, his former coach in Atlanta.


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DETROIT - Local 4 was there when Detroit firefighters pulled 6-year-old Miguel Chavez and 4-year-old Julio Chavez out of their burning home in Southwest Detroit in January.
With no EMS unit nearby, firefighters were forced to perform CPR on the boys while simultaneously rushing them to the hospital in a fire truck.
Sadly, Miguel Chavez didn't make it.
READ: Children playing with candle led to fatal fire
Days later, Cathy June, manager of the DMC'S community training center, discovered that very few Detroit firefighters have CPR training.
If they do, they haven't had a refresher course in many years.
"I was a little surprised," she said.
June's own CPR instructors with the DMC were so disturbed that they called Detroit's fire chief with an offer to re-train firefighters. She says the Fire Department told her that 600 employees, basically the entire fire department, needed the training.
DMC's 250 instructors and their eight sister hospitals are onboard to provide the space needed for the classes. Wayne State Medical School also wants to help.
All that Fire Department needs to do is buy $17 worth of training materials for each firefighter. However, will the department have the money? Also, will they be able to organize their firefighters to go to training on duty? They have no money to pay them overtime to go to their CPR classes.
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Hey there,
I'm looking for a series of spaceship toys from my childhood. I used to have one of them which was white and had a nozzle somewhat formed like the head of hammerhead shark.
A friend of mine had a black one which somehow looked like a black pyramid.
Can someone help me out?


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Jeffrey Lurie leads his football team to the playoffs this weekend.
Eagles top gun Jeffrey Lurie is celebrating his team's entry into post-season playoffs for the first time in three years.
The Eagles, who finished the season 10-6 with a victory over the Cowboys this Sunday, face the New Orleans Saints on Jan. 4 at home.
Brandeis University graduate Lurie has owned the Eagles for 20 years. The team went through a series of changes this season, including the addition of former University of Oregon coach Chip Kelly as head coach.
Lurie's past credits contain accomplishments outside the sports arena as well: As a producer, his film, Inside Job, won the best documentary Oscar in 2011.


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Shadow the Hedgehog
Started30 Apr 2007
Last Post05 May 2007
Posted 30 April 2007 - 04:15 PM ( #2 )
Posted 30 April 2007 - 04:57 PM ( #3 )
Posted 01 May 2007 - 05:17 AM ( #4 )
the fact that they said the "d" word every second made me want to shut it off
Posted 01 May 2007 - 06:32 AM ( #6 )
P.S: I have every single sonic thing and I know every single fact!! IM NUMBAH ONE FAN! Just wanna say. XD
Posted 02 May 2007 - 04:27 PM ( #7 )
Sorry i just like the old ones. The only good new ones are sonic rush and sonic and the secret rings
Posted 02 May 2007 - 04:53 PM ( #8 )
Posted 02 May 2007 - 05:06 PM ( #9 )
Yes, I did notice that the game was little out of proportion of not being a sonic game. Like I got sick of saying him the D word. I love his new moves. My favortie stages were mostly the Heroes in my opinon the Dark mode was a bit boring. But the new weapons were good, and the ally feature is handy.
I hate shadow the hedgehog. It was real stupid. I mean- why have cars, if Shadow could already run? That spoils Sonic's whole purpose!
My the thing that I really hated the most was that they had new people play the voices, I mean come on Charmy has some constipated voice, instead of his high squeaky voice, it seems as though the person who played Max from Pokemon is playing his voice. I think the only person voice that isn't different was Cream and Cheese.. I love the Vacuum Egg, but on that game they didn't have super speed like the other games.. :\
Here was the Path of completing missions of where you go on the map.
Hero- Down
Normal- Straight Forward
Dark- Up
Well this is the most common path of it .
Posted 04 May 2007 - 09:15 PM ( #10 )
xD. My friend has it, I always borrow it.
Its so fun xD.
I love being Team Jubilee. :3
Posted 05 May 2007 - 10:26 PM ( #11 )
Oh and I remember when we heard Charmy's voice
we were wondering why it sounded familer...
My favorite level was circus park. I would keep doing it over and over again.
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Topic: Need some advice
Hello everyone! Hope everyone had a very merry Xmas.. My brother will be going to oncologist this Wednesday. His last visit they were not able to give him chemo due to low blood counts. We are praying that he be allowed to go back on his chemo cycles. Considering this being my second go around with this cancer I am trying to be positive but I'm also being realistic. In case Eddies blood levels are low again is there any oral chemo that they could give him?? Maybe something not as strong as the Gem/Cis cocktail?? I will not be attending appointment but I will be driving out to spend New Year's Day with him. I did tell my sister in law I would ask all of you for some other options that she can discuss with doctor. Any advice or suggestions would be great.
My momma may she rest in peace after her short but courageous battle with CC. My brother my hero, may he fight CC with all of his strength.


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"Herding" Control and LPG Problems
A Reader Asks Us if "Herding Control" Is a Theoretical Concept, or a System that Our Very Own Bela Liptak Designed. Also, What Is the Suitability of Using a Differential Pressure Cell Pressure Transmitter.
Q: In your articles, you have discussed "herding control" as a valuable tool in multivariable safety and optimization applications. Is that strategy a theoretical concept, or did you actually design such systems? Have you used herding control in actual applications?
H. Crowney
A: Yes, I did use the "Puli" algorithm to optimize several combustion processes, keeping a number of controlled variables (CO, HC, excess O2, temperature, opacity) within safe limits inside a "control envelope." I also used it in a computer chip manufacturing application, and once in a building optimization one.
My best known application was the optimization of the IBM headquarters building at 590 Madison Avenue in New York City, where I optimized the energy consumption by "herding" the heat generated in the interior offices (offices without windows that require cooling even in the winter) to the perimeter offices that have windows, and, therefore, require heating in the winter.
Bela Liptak
Q: I have two questions. We have an existing liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) spherical tank. On it, there is an external-cage, low-level switch. Some modifications are going on, and we have to install an additional level transmitter in parallel with the existing level switch.
I'm asking about the suitability of using a differential pressure cell pressure transmitter and what precautions should be considered to get accurate readings? Shall we use a diaphragm seal or impulse lines filled with a special liquid?
What other choice can we use instead of using a differential pressure cell pressure transmitter?
My second question is this: We have existing LPG spherical tanks. We are going to implement some modifications to the inlet/outlet pipeline on these LPG tanks. One shutdown valve will be installed in the inlet line and one in the outlet line. The client asked us to use (if applicable) shutdown valves with self-detecting pressure drop to close this valve in case of line rupture.
According to my experience, we have to install differential pressure transmitters across the shutdown valve to detect the pressure drop in case of line rupture, but the use of differential pressure measurement requires too much straight line upstream and downstream of the shutdown valves, and in this old plant we do not have it. The client asked us to make survey in the market to find a suitable solution for this problem.
I'm asking about a shutdown valve with the capability to self-detect the pressure drop/loss inside the fluid line (LPG). Is there a pneumatically actuated shutdown valve with self-detecting pressure drop? If yes, what is the vendor name and contacts? Is it proved in the LPG application? What are some of the other suitable solutions for this requirement?
l Ragab Abdel Fattah
A: To answer your first question, from the point of view of reliability and availability, my preference is to use a radar gauge. However this would require a large nozzle on the top of the tank and would cost more.
If you decide to use a differential pressure transmitter, you have the following options:
- Fill the low pressure connection with a glycol to seal it.
- Use chemical seals with capillary connections to the differential pressure cell.
- Check with Emerson on the applicability of their remote sensor (3051S ERS). I have not tried it so far.
However it might overcome some of the issues with above options.
In the matter of your second question, since you are installing a differential pressure transmitter for determining the pressure difference, but are not measuring flow, there is no requirement for a straight pipe run. The only thing you should do is study where to install the low-pressure tapping and what setting to select to alarm a leak. Your hydraulic guy can advise this.
Harvindar Gambhir
A: I suggest using a magnetostrictive level sensor, such as manufactured by MTS. It would have a float that floats on the liquid phase of the LPG. The float incorporates a set of magnets, and the sensor detects the position of the magnets within about 0.0005 inch. [Note from Béla Lipták: the position of the magnets might be detected accurately, although not that accurately, but the relationship between the magnets position and the level is much less accurate, because that is also a function of the vapor and liquid densities, which vary with temperature and pressure.]
Dave Nyce
A: Differential pressure measurement is proportional to level, if the densities of both the liquid phases are considered: (density liquid – density vapor). Otherwise, any condensation in the nominally "dry" leg will give a zero error.
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San Jose coach Todd McLellan said he would not mind a change in goal for the Canucks in Game 3.
Claude Giroux was serving as a left winger during Tuesday's practice.
Brian Boyle has been away from the Devils because of a type of cancer of the bone marrow.
Roman Josi has been named the Predators' eighth captain in franchise history.
Zach Sanford has a dislocated left shoulder that will require surgery.
Jay Bouwmeester's lower-body injury is a fractured left ankle.
Colin White will be out of action for six-to-eight weeks after he suffered a broken left wrist on Monday night.
Nico Hischier scored in his first career preseason game as the Devils earned a 4-1 victory over the Washington Capitals Monday night.
Mikko Koivu has signed a two-year, $11 million contract extension with the Minnesota Wild.
21-year-old Tyler Wong scored Las Vegas' first pre-season goal in franchise history on Sunday night, then added three more points in the 9-4 blowout over Vancouver.
The Arizona Coyotes have acquired Jason Demers from the Florida Panthers in exchange for Jamie McGinn.
Alexander Radulov was skating alongside Tyler Seguin and Jamie Benn at practice on Sunday.


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Photo gallery: Pedestrian hit and killed by train in Pomona
A man was struck and killed by a train this morning in Pomona.
Pomona police came to the railroad crossing near the corner of Park Avenue and First Street at 6:40 a.m.
They found a man who had walked onto the tracks while the railroad arms were down. He was struck by a train and died at the scene, police said.
The man's name wasn't released because his relatives have not been notified.
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Worley tosses four innings in loss to Orioles
SARASOTA, Fla. -- Right-hander Steve Johnson tossed four scoreless innings, and J.J. Hardy and Matt Wieters both homered to help lead the split-squad Orioles to a 7-1 win over the Twins on Sunday at Ed Smith Stadium.
Johnson, who is competing for a spot in Baltimore's rotation, gave up three hits and a walk in four scoreless frames. Johnson last pitched in a Grapefruit League game on March 5 and lowered his spring ERA to 2.00.
He fared better than Twins right-hander Vance Worley, who surrendered three runs on six hits and a walk over four innings.
The Orioles scored twice in the second inning when they loaded the bases with one out. Chris Dickerson brought home a run with an infield single before Lew Ford plated a run with an RBI groundout.
Worley later gave up a solo shot to Hardy in the fourth inning. It was Hardy's first homer of the spring.
"I had to make an adjustment with the mound," Worley said. "I made pitches when I needed to, but I just didn't get the results I wanted."
Wieters crushed a two-run blast in the fifth inning off Twins reliever Casey Fien after Manny Machado walked. It was the third homer of the spring for Wieters.
Orioles closer Jim Johnson also worked a scoreless fifth inning in relief of Steve Johnson. He didn't allow a hit but walked Aaron Hicks with two outs.
Baltimore added two more runs in the sixth on a two-run single from Lew Ford off reliever Jared Burton.
Brandon Boggs homered in the ninth for Minnesota.
Up next: Right-hander Kevin Correia is slated to start for the Twins against the Marlins in a 12:05 p.m. CT start at Hammond Stadium on Monday. Catcher Joe Mauer also is expected to return to action after participating in the World Baseball Classic with Team USA. Right-hander Nathan Eovaldi is scheduled to start for Miami.
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Rays to recognize Armed Forces on Monday
ST. PETERSBURG -- Monday's 3:10 p.m. ET game against the Marlins at Tropicana Field is also the Rays' Salute to Veterans game, as the organization will recognize past and present members of the Armed Forces.
In honor of Memorial Day, the Rays and Marlins -- along with all other clubs -- will also wear specially designed caps and jerseys featuring an authentic camouflage design licensed by the U.S. Marine Corps.
At 1 p.m., wives of the Rays and Marlins will play a softball game; the Rays wives took last year's contest, played in Miami.
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Greetings again. A little while ago, I was excited to share with you the new functionality that we made available to all Excel Web users on SkyDrive and Office365. This is part of our commitment to make the Office Web Applications a comprehensive productivity experience (not just a companion to the desktop applications), allowing you to create polished Office documents from start to finish, all from the web.
We've made a number of investments in the Office Web Apps over the last two years, adding features each release*:
- Summer 2007
- Initial Release to Business Customers
- Summer 2010
- Initial Release on the Web
- Embed spreadsheets in your own web pages
- Fall 2011
- Autofit Columns
- Context Menus
- Merge Cells
- Print to HTML
- Fall 2012
- 3D Charts
- Anonymous Editing
- Apps for Office
- JavaScript API
- JavaScript UDFs
- PivotTable Field List
- QueryTables
- Sharing by Email
- Sharing by Link
- Sharing with Specific People
- Slicers on Tables
- Surveys
- Summer 2013
- Data Validation
- Freeze Panes
- Hide/Unhide Sheets
- Sort a Range
- Table Header Snapping
* This is just a sampling of the features we've added over the last several releases.
Hopefully you'll agree that the functionality we've been adding is useful, and among the most important for us to add to Excel Web App. The investments we've made have been informed by the feedback customers like you provide on what's most important. When you offer your input, we do our best to listen and get those features into the product as quickly as we can.
Today, I'm excited to talk through how we go about deciding which features to add next as well as some of the items that we've currently got on our list.
First, how do we decide what to do next?
One of the great things about Excel is that it can do many different things – from simple lists to complex BI/financial models. Of course, this means that when we build a new version of Excel for the Web, or for a mobile device, we can't get everything into the new version all at once; we have to prioritize. Our methodology for prioritizing includes looking at data from several different sources every few months. They include:
- SkyDrive Customer feedback. There are several different channels through which we get this feedback, including the "File | Help | Send Feedback to Microsoft" button in Excel Web, surveys that we randomly send out to users of Web Excel, and "Send a Smile" feedback that we get from beta tests.
- Office 365 customer/company feedback. Office 365 has the same feedback mechanisms as SkyDrive for users, but there are also cases where we work with large companies on agreements for hundreds or even thousands of users. Sometimes, companies decide not to go with Office 365 (because they go with the desktop version of Office, or sometimes a competitor), and in those cases, we capture the list of any features in Excel Web that would have resulted in a successful sale.
- How we compare with competitive products. We always want to make sure that we're the best at the things we do, so when there's a competitive product doing things for which we think Excel should be used, we want to change that situation.
- Usage Data. For many years, Microsoft products (including Excel) have allowed users to opt-in to sending anonymous usage data to Microsoft in order to improve the products. Excel sends us information about the features that are used (clicked in the Ribbon, included in files, etc.) so that we can determine what's most important to the millions of people using the application.
- Anecdotal customer feedback. We get tons of feedback every day from customers all over the world – from Excel MVPs to Fortune 500 CxOs to Excel users we meet in Starbucks.
Every few months, we take these inputs, score each feature based on them, and then build up a formula – in Excel 🙂 – that ranks the features in terms of importance. Of course, we still apply a bit of internal ordering and weighting (for engineering efficiency, or to align with other Office initiatives, etc.), but for the most part, we work down the list based on real customer data (your feedback!). In the end, we have something like this (but not exactly this):
Feature Importance = (Competitive Standing) * (Weight X) + (SkyDrive Feedback) * (Weight Y) + (Office 365 Feedback) * (Weight Z) + (Usage Data) * (Weight P) + (Internal Factors) * (Weight R)
So, what are we doing next?
Now that you've got some background, here are some of the items that are currently on our list. Note that this isn't in any order; I've just taken a bunch of the items near the top of the list, because I don't want to imply that you'll necessarily see one of these before any other. (Each one takes a different amount of time to develop, and we work on many things in parallel.)
Adding and Editing Freeze Panes (they are already viewable)
I hope you'll agree with me that this is a SUPER exciting list of features that we've got in the backlog for Excel Web App. As these are released, we'll go a long way to making Excel Web App an awesome productivity experience for working with data.
Of course, this may not be exactly the list of things that you'd like to see in Excel Web – and that's where you can help us. The survey below is a great place for you to provide feedback that we will use to tweak the list of things we're working on. If you feel that something on our list is particularly important, or that we're missing something very important from our list – please let us know!
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Big ups to Vans Surf for the footage. Expect the A+ clips in Get-N Classic Vol. 3.
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Category: names for cats
George Washington had a dog named Sweetlips. Paula Abdul's dog is named Puggy Sue. And Ozzy Osbourne's dog is named…..Ozzy.
In my new book Rabid: Are You Crazy About Your Dog or Just Crazy?, a loving look at our sometimes over-the-top dog culture, I include a long list of such strange and surprising celebrity dog names.
And now we want to know about your dogs' names — and cat, hamster, fish, iguana, and parakeet names. We want to hear about the names you've chosen for your pets over the years, from childhood animals to pets you own now.
Do you give your pets people names? Names, maybe, that you love but are not brave enough to use on actual children? Or maybe baby names that, for whatever reason, you're afraid you'll never get to use?


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The manhunt for suspected cop killer Chris Dorner spread to numerous locations on Sunday evening as Los Angeles police responded to reported sightings, but none have panned out.
In Northridge, police locked down a Lowe's hardware store for several hours after receiving a call at 3:33 p.m. that Dorner might be there, LAPD spokesman Det. Gus Villanueva said.
Customers were allowed to leave the store one by one. Police later determined the call was a case of "mistaken identity," but officers remained in the area.
The LAPD received four other calls of sightings on Sunday evening, including one at an unidentified Wal-Mart, and all were considered mistaken identity.
"Anybody that says they see him or have seen him we're checking it out," Villanueva said.
Authorities continue to search for Dorner in Big Bear, where the San Bernardino Sheriff's Department scaled down its search team to 25 officers aided by helicopters.
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via Twitter Mike Wells is reporting that the Pacers have already reach out to free agent swingman Mikael Pietrus as a replacement for Danny Granger...
During Mikael's 10 seasons in the NBA on 4 different squads he only averaged more than 10ppg once. That was 06-07 with Golden State. Pietrus would not be anything close to Granger in our lineup, but would provide veteran leadership to a young team in need.
If Pietrus isn't our guy it is good to know the team is looking for options!
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Dollar Sign On The Muscle Rides Again
It started with Sam Miller's blog post Names of Baseball Men as Recorded In Dollar Sign On The Muscle, published earlier this month. For years, I've been wanting to get my hands on a copy of Dollar Sign On The Muscle, Kevin Kerrane's seminal 1984 book about the world of baseball scouting, which was named one of the five best baseball books by the The Wall Street Journal. My partners and friends at Baseball Prospectus have long said nothing but good things about it while lamenting how difficult it was to obtain, as Ben Lindbergh did last April. The book was long out of print, the secondary market was a little hot for my pocketbook, and I'm a chronic underutilizer of the library system (which was often short of copies itself, depending on the area).
But after the most recent wave of positive comments about the book that Sam's blog post inspired, rather than mope over the secondary market listings one more time, I decided to investigate why a book that sells for $50 used has been out of print for so long. Through the magic of the Internets, we were able to get in touch with author Kevin Kerrane, and I'm happy to announce that Prospectus Entertainment Ventures has reached an agreement with Kerrane to bring a revised, updated edition of Dollar Sign on the Muscle to bookshelves, e-readers, and computers everywhere in 2013. We'll have more news about its availability, as well as more background on the book, in the coming weeks. But for now, we hope you'll be as excited about the new edition's impending arrival as we are.
Dave Pease is an author of Baseball Prospectus. Follow @davepease
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This is fantastic news! One of my favorite baseball books. I can't wait to hear details of the revision.
Mar 20, 2013 17:42 PM
That is ridiculously amazing news.
Mar 20, 2013 17:47 PM
Can you get Kevin Goldstein to write the foreword?
Mar 20, 2013 17:55 PM
But my retirement plan was to sell my old one...
Mar 20, 2013 18:04 PM
don't worry. a new edition will just make yours more valuable. you'll retire five years younger.
Mar 20, 2013 21:00 PM
Can't wait. Prophet of the Sandlots is another good, out of print one on scouting.
Mar 20, 2013 18:51 PM
man I had that in paperback from m HS years. I bet it's buried in some storage box. I will be getin the new-edition e-book.
Mar 21, 2013 12:02 PM
Awesome! I have been long wondering why BP could not find some way to get this book back in print. Excellent decision. I will absolutely buy a copy as soon as it's available.
Mar 21, 2013 21:22 PM
What about "Dollar Sign on the Muscle: The Musical"?
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Is there anything I can do now so that my child can obtain more financial aid later?
Yes, there are steps you can take now that may help your child obtain more financial aid later. All federally funded financial aid programs use a formula known as the federal methodology to determine how much money a family must contribute toward a child's educational costs before becoming eligible for financial aid. This figure is known as the expected family contribution (EFC). The difference between your EFC and the cost of your child's college equals your child's financial need. The greater your EFC, the lower your child's financial need and the less aid your child will be eligible for.
To determine your EFC, the federal methodology considers the value of your family's income and assets in the calendar year before the year that your child applies for aid. This year is known as the base year. Thus, lowering your income and assets in the base year can lower your EFC and increase your child's financial aid eligibility. It's important to note that these strategies aren't meant to subvert the financial aid rules in any way. Instead, they simply take advantage of the rules regarding what is counted.
To lower your income and assets in the base year, you might try to:
- Defer employment bonuses until after December 31
- Sell investments that can be taken as a loss (if they're not expected to recover)
- Avoid selling investments that will incur capital gains or interest
- Avoid pension plan and IRA distributions
- Pay all federal and state income taxes due during the base year (this reduces your available cash--a countable asset--and you're allowed to deduct taxes you paid during the base year on the financial aid application)
- Use available cash to reduce outstanding consumer debt or to make large planned purchases
In addition to taking steps during the base year to lower your available income and assets, you can take steps several years before the time your child applies for aid. Generally, such strategies work best with your assets. Specifically, the federal methodology excludes four types of assets from consideration when determining how much your family is expected to contribute to college costs. These assets are home equity (in a primary residence only), all types of retirement plans, annuities, and cash value life insurance. So, all other things being equal, you might consider putting more of your cash in one or more of these vehicles because they aren't counted for financial aid purposes.
One final note: Just because your child is eligible for more financial aid doesn't necessarily mean that more of the aid will be in the form of favorable grants or scholarships. Your child may simply end up with more loans that will need to be repaid at some future date.


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L.A. Film Festival
What: The 20th annual event showcases nearly 200 feature films, shorts and music videos from 40 countries, along with signature programs such as the Filmmaker Retreat, Music in Film Nights at The GRAMMY Museum at L.A. LIVE, Master Classes, LA Muse and more.
When: June 11-19
Where: Official venue is L.A. Live in downtown Los Angeles, with many movie screenings at Regal Cinemas Stadium 14, 1000 W. Olympic Blvd. Other downtown venues include The Grammy Museum, 800 W. Olympic Blvd.; Grand Performances (at California Plaza), 350 S. Grand Ave.; LACMA, 5905 Wilshire Blvd.; Luxe City Center Hotel, 1020 S. Figueroa St.; Union Station, 800 N. Alameda St.
Tickets: Individual tickets and package costs range from $9-$2,500.
Information: www.lafilmfest.com
For event news and reviews during the festival, be sure to check out www.dailynews.com/topic/la-film-festival.
Regular screenings matinee prices are $11 Monday through Friday for films before 5:30 p.m.
Tickets for regular screenings and industry talks are $13.
For those interested in tickets for gala screenings, festival conversations, Masters Classes and Night at The GRAMMY Museum events, tickets cost $20.
Tickets to movie screenings during the 20th annual Los Angeles Film Festival on June 11-19 can be purchased online at the festival site, www.lafilmfest.com.
Packages are also available for the nine-day festival, starting with a College Package at $80 that includes discounts at participating L.A. Live restaurants.
Other packages are as follows, which include varying access to festival parties:
Film Lovers Package, $250
Cinema Pass, $400
Industry Pass, $600
Fast Pass, $1,000
All Access Pass, $2,500
For details on what each package includes, visit bit.ly/1xehQzS.
Film Independent members are eligible for discounted tickets and packages. For more information about becoming a member, check out www.filmindependent.org/membership.


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ANIMAL lovers are being asked to donate their unwanted treasures and furniture to a Stourbridge charity shop, to help raise vital funds for sick and injured pets.
PDSA is appealing for supporters to bring good quality items, including clothes, shoes, bags, books and toys, to its store on Ryemarket.
Store manager, Maria Perry, said: "Charity shops are an Aladdin's cave of treasures and trinkets and as more people are turning to vintage and retro themes to them furnish their homes, we have noticed more customers looking for furniture bargains.
"We are also always on the hunt for a wide range of goods that could help us raise money for sick and injured pets across the UK. "Many of our supporters say that donating not only makes them feel good for helping such a worthwhile cause, but it also gives them an excuse to have a good old fashioned spring clean."
For health and safety reasons, the charity can only accept furniture that has the fire-warning label relating to the 1988 regulations.
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She is only 28 years old.....Originally Posted by Longhornliz
This is a blog that rips on celebrity fashion... very random appearance by this former olympian. Skirt is a bit short for her age, nice gams though!
She is only 28 years old.....Originally Posted by Longhornliz
judging by the number of crucifixes she is wearing in thsi picture, she is through "exploring her Jewish heritage". Or was she through once she split with Gene? Just wondering.. got to love people who jump from one religion to another!
I never bought the Jewish thing for Baiul. I think it was just a phase, and I'm glad it's over (it just bugs me when people profess a religion for wrong reasons).Originally Posted by STL_Blues_fan
ITA, Ptichka. I think she was into exploring her Jewish roots because Gene is Jewish.
On the other hand, she did pick a Jewish orphan charity in Ukraine to support. I hope she is still involved with them.
Walter from Big Lebowski is an exception
Originally Posted by Zuranthium
Call me old fashioned... I think minis are inappropriate for most. Not I'm a prude, I just think its hard to look polished in a mini.
Hum maybe I was looking at the wrong picture but I see nothing wrong with the shorts and t-shirt
You're old fashioned.Originally Posted by Longhornliz
There is little need to look "polished" if you're going to a bar. No doubt where Oksana was headed.
Whether or not she observes the religion, she is a Jew. But old habits die hard.Originally Posted by Ptichka
Former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, who found out she is Jewish 10 years ago, said in a recent interview in the New York Times that she still views her religion at Catholic, the faith she was brought up in. But she is proud of her Jewish heritage. I think the quote was 'you can't switch after a lifetime.'
Especially when getting out of a car. Which I wish someone would explain to this woman who lives in the building next door to mine (who seems to have the World's largest mini-skirt collection and every single one is ugly) -- every now and then she parks in front of my window and gets out of the minivan and -- well, I don't really care to see what is seen in the course of that process.Originally Posted by Longhornliz
That being said, other than that aspect of it, I don't have a huge problem with the mini in general -- AS LONG AS ONE HAS THE LEGS FOR IT. If coordinated with the right top, jacket, shoes, etc, it can look pretty cute on a lot of women. As long as they remain in a standing position......:sheesh:
And anyway, I'm not sure how many young women wish to look "polished" anymore; I mean, have you SEEN the tabloid pictures lately??
I would be interested to know if Oksana comes across differently to Russian speakers. She has always seemed very dizzy with a large dash of drama to me. I always felt some of that impression was due to the fact that English was not her first language and she was not as expressive. She seemed to search for words a good bit when she spoke. When she would comment in the kiss and cry after some of her odder pro perfomances, I would always be
When I was in high school they had some little movies to teach us about etiquette and social graces. One of them told the girls to always flutter their eyelashes at their date when they got out of a car.Originally Posted by JonnyCoop
The purpose of this was to draw attention to your face and away from your legs, which were necessarily in an awkward position for a few seconds.
Far as I'm concerned, Oksana Baiul can wear whatever she likes....
Ditto for Brooke Burke...
Is Madonna still Jewish, or was that last week.....
Originally Posted by Zuranthium
I guess the verdict is in.
And Elizabeth Taylor is still English/Irish despite her conversion to the Hebraic religion.Originally Posted by Pixie Cut


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Sierra Nevada > John Muir Wilderness > Laurel Mountain > Climber's Log
Laurel Mountain Climber's Log
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|NE Gully
Date Climbed: Jan 21, 2011
|Having done it earlier in the summer as a rock climb, it seemed only fitting to climb it as a massive snow climb. Both were fun, definitely comparable in difficulty. I still think the descriptions of the "worst rock you will encounter" are very blown out of proportion; felt decently solid wherever I climbed up there.
|Posted Jan 21, 2011 3:35 am
|From saddle
Date Climbed: Jun 12, 2010
|Went up from saddle between Laurel and bloody. Good conditioning hike. Not very interesting route.
|Posted Sep 7, 2010 12:59 pm
|NE Gully
Date Climbed: Aug 17, 2010
|Spiced it up a bit by climbing the ridge to the left near the top. Fun stuff.
|Posted Aug 17, 2010 8:45 pm
|Traverse From Bloody
Date Climbed: Jul 18, 1982
|Great view. Still a tremendous amount of snow on the surrounding peaks, but this route was mostly snow-free. Descended north side to the plateau then dropped down east to Convict Creek/ Lake.
|Posted Jul 18, 2010 12:51 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 9, 2010
|very long climb, lots of bad rock if you get off route, and pretty much took the same route Forjan described due to snow down low
|Posted Jul 9, 2010 11:32 pm
|NE Gully Up, Snowboard Down
Date Climbed: Feb 24, 2010
|Great climb/run! Gotta do in summer now.
|Posted Mar 3, 2010 8:52 pm
|Re: NE Gully Up, Snowboard Down
|Nice job boarding that. Have you done Bloody Couloir? Just curious how they compare. I did Bloody and found it intimidating looking down from the top, but really not so difficult.
|Posted Mar 30, 2010 6:23 pm
|Princess Buttercup
|NE Gulley
Date Climbed: Sep 20, 2009
|First big Cl4-5 solo climb. Loved every minute of it, despite being tired from the Whitney MR/MT loop the day before.
|Posted Dec 1, 2009 6:47 pm
|ne gully
Date Climbed: Sep 13, 2009
|solo 5 hrs ctc
|Posted Sep 26, 2009 6:46 pm
|went off route
Date Climbed: Apr 11, 2007
|NE Colour kinda. Willy and I.
|Posted Sep 23, 2009 6:52 pm
|NE Gully
Date Climbed: Sep 20, 2009
|Climbed with Laura Molnar. We wimped out and brought climbing shoes, but only used them on the first technical section (5.2 ?) then switched to approach shoes for the rest. Very fun route ! Great views and a perfect day.
Descended via the hanging valley noted in Bob's route page - not really that brushy, though doing it in shorts would be rough. There was a pretty good use trail for most of the way.
Fascinating rock - this would be a dream climb for a geologist.
|Posted Sep 21, 2009 11:49 am
|NE Gully solo
Date Climbed: Jul 6, 2009
|Decent route. some poor rock, some good. The descent does seem to go on forever.
|Posted Jul 12, 2009 12:47 am
|Heavy snow
Date Climbed: Jun 18, 1998
|Took the dry northwest ridge.
|Posted Nov 4, 2008 11:40 pm
|Side trip en route to Lake Genevieve
Date Climbed: Aug 29, 2008
|Followed several faint use trails up the south slope, staying west of the three gray rock patches. Had the summit to ourselves.
|Posted Aug 31, 2008 10:22 pm
|NE Gully
Date Climbed: Aug 24, 2008
|Fun solo climb, the different types of rock are amazing. The decent dragged on for a while but convict lake makes for a nice reward.
|Posted Aug 27, 2008 1:29 am
|NE Gully
Date Climbed: Jul 26, 2008
|Fun and casual climb with Barry.
|Posted Jul 27, 2008 8:38 pm
|Steve Larson
|NE Gully
Date Climbed: Jul 3, 2008
|This was a lot easier than I expected, mostly class 2. It's so different from the rest of the Sierra. Amazing colors.
|Posted Jul 4, 2008 8:56 pm
|NE Gully
Date Climbed: Aug 19, 2007
|Soloed with Deb & Dave Daly. Easy relaxing day out. Hot & dusty descent though. Took a refreshing dip in Convict Lake.
Route Climbed: NE Gully
Date Climbed: August 6, 2005
Climbed on snow for the first 300 vertical feet of the route. Unfortunately, the 5.2 crux move was buried under 12+ feet of snow and missed it. So, instead, I picked my way up on class 4/low 5th cracks just to the left of the main gully to compensate for it. A decent scramble. I climbed with SCMA members Murray Z and Cathy R.
|Posted Aug 21, 2007 10:27 am
|NE Gulley
Date Climbed: Aug 18, 2007
|Fun, easy climb with 2 "cool dudes" even though it was a blazing warm day with a late start. 5th class sections were a blast and change in rock composition kept it interesting. North ridge descent bites ass but it's the quickest way down.
|Posted Aug 20, 2007 3:42 pm
|Dave Daly
|via NE Gully
Date Climbed: Aug 19, 2007
|What a fun route! Even though there is a bit of loose rock throughout the route, the overall quality was quite excellent....and so was the company I was with: Miguel and Deb....great partners! No problems finding our way up this fun scramble. The crux: the "furnace" like heat on the descent back to the trailhead! :P Overall time car-to-car (including lunch at the summit and a swim in Lake Crowley): 7 hours 20 minutes. Would do it again!
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Bought a set of Sharpshooters on Ebay to take on the road with me on the airplane when I travel so I can play other courses...
Anyway took them up to the local course.
They throw "ugly".
I mean they don't look good in flight - it's like I am just throwing bricks out there.
But they travel the same distances and my score was exactly the same as usual.
The added benifit of these things is they float.
What I am getting at I guess is a question.
Do different manufacturer's discs just fly different and not better or worse just different?
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Where is the best place to have sex? Research reveals an unlikely answer. Sex is most satisfying, both physically and emotionally, when confined to the safe harbor of marriage.
The most authoritative research ever done on sexuality in America was conducted a few years ago at the University of Chicago. This study, the National Health and Social Life Survey (NHSLS), came to an interesting conclusion: "The public image of sex in America bears virtually no relationship to the truth." In fact, the study explains, "In real life, the unheralded, seldom discussed world of married sex is actually the one that satisfies people the most."
This study found that, of all sexually active people, married people are significantly more likely to say their sex lives make them feel "satisfied," "loved," "thrilled" and "wanted." The faithfully married are also least likely to report sex making them feel "sad," "anxious or worried," "scared or afraid," or "guilty."
The researchers own interpretation of this data, as reported in U.S. News & World Report, is that "the singles scene may not be as carefree and fulfilling as it's cracked up to be...sex within the security of marriage is less problematic."
Source: Why Marriage Matters: Reasons to Believe in Marriage in Postmodern Society (Pinon Press), by Glenn Stanton.
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Good fortune as oil turns to gold
Published: December 11 2012 - 3:00AMThe discovery of oil in a poor Indian town has transformed people's lives and given women hope for a better future. Amrit Dhillon reports.
THE flare on India's biggest onshore oilfield flickers brightly against the dark evening sky, lighting up the arid landscape of the Thar Desert. It's the only light for miles around since most villages around this remote pocket of Rajasthan have no electricity.
The flare also symbolises the awakening of hopes for a better life in this district that was once so isolated and backward that civil servants used to want to throw themselves into the nearest well when they heard they were being posted to Barmer.
The district of Barmer has been a punishment posting for as long as anyone can remember. With no water, agriculture, or industry and with no restaurant, cafe or social life, this sleepy outpost, close to India's border with Pakistan, was a hell hole.
Even locals will testify to its reputation, with a grin of self-mockery. They admit that Barmer men, regarded by outsiders as bumpkins, struggled to find brides. Who in their right mind would want to send their daughter to such a backwater?
Never mind culture, even agriculture was limited. There was just one crop - ''bajra'' (pearl millet) and that too, only once in four or five years because there is little rain.
''For shopping, we used to travel 250 kilometres to the nearest big city, Jodhpur. For hospital treatment, we went to Jodhpur. For education, we went to Jodhpur. Our land was worth nothing because no wanted to come here,'' says Kapil Jain, the young owner of the new 67-room Rishab Club and Resort, just outside town.
The word ''trade'' in Barmer used to be a joke. It denoted nothing more than a farmer taking his goat's milk to the nearest hamlet to exchange for vegetables. Wikipedia's entry on Barmer tourism is seven lines, perhaps the shortest of any destination.
But Barmer now has oil. From a dust bowl, it has become a bustling oil town. In 2004, Britain's Cairn Energy discovered oil after Indian and Dutch companies failed. Two years earlier Cairn bought the oilfield from Shell, and its founder and chairman, Bill Gammell, a former Scottish rugby star, started digging.
Even after a year without success, when Cairn had spent $US100 million digging 15 wells that turned out to be dry, Gammell refused to give up hope. Finally, a year later, Cairn discovered oil and Gammell was astonished at the size of the find. It's estimated that the Barmer field contains 7.3 billion barrels of crude, of which it is technically feasible to recover at least 1 billion. The biggest oil field, Mangala, produces 175,000 barrels per day. The second, Bhagyam, produces 25,000 barrels per day and a third, Aishwarya, will start producing soon.
The town has undergone the sort of transformation that the American oil rush produced in the 19th century when the first oil wells were drilled in Pennsylvania. When the construction of Mangala was at its peak, more than 10,000 people - Indians and foreigners - were working around the clock in Barmer. Now it takes only 100 people to man the three oilfields. All the expatriates who flooded into the town have long gone. But Cairn's purchase of thousands of hectares pushed up land prices, making hundreds of poor farmers millionaires.
''We bought land here 10 years ago at 250,000 rupees ($A4395) per acre. Now it is 1.5 million rupees per acre,'' says Jain, standing in the lobby of his hotel. The wall behind the reception desk indicates the extent of Barmer's new aspirations: clocks show the time in New York, London, Tokyo and Sydney.
In Barmer, sport utility vehicles have replaced camel carts, 15 hotels have opened and 10 more are being built. English schools and internet cafes are sprouting up and house prices have risen 100-fold in the past four years.
Downtown Barmer is still dirty, chaotic, and ugly but there is an unmistakable buzz. Bhanwarlal Huda, 28, used to make ends meet by painting signs. When Cairn India arrived, needing hundreds of signposts, he found himself in demand. Huda now employs 22 people and makes composite aluminium signs for Cairn and other companies.
His success in gaining a livelihood beyond his wildest dreams has been replicated in many parts of Barmer. At Cairn's Enterprise Centre, to help them find work, about 900 young men and women from surrounding villages have been taught carpentry, welding, computer skills, and how to repair mobile phones and appliances.
''With these skills, they can become employable as the local economy grows,'' centre assistant manager Suman Talukdar says.
Before oil, Raviban Bhatti, 30, used to earn a few thousand rupees a month, not enough to support two young daughters. Bhatti now runs two mobile phone repair shops and works as a trainer at the Enterprise Centre for 45,000 rupees a month. Walking out of his small shop to the adjacent site, he points to the house he is building for his family.
''Apart from goat-keeping and handicrafts, we had nothing. We used to have to go to Gujarat [a neighbouring state] for work before, but now local businesses can employ us. I've gone from scratching out a living to having disposable income,'' he says.
Bhatti also plans to use his new wealth to educate his daughters, a highly unusual step in this male-obsessed town where there are 10 males for every nine females because so many girls are aborted.
Bhatti disapproves of this and will send his girls to school. ''In my village, no girl has been born in many years but this will change as people see the economy growing and opportunities coming for girls to earn an income,'' he says.
Farmers who have become millionaires and multimillionaires after selling their land often lack the acumen of people such as Bhatti. Stories abound of farmers going on shopping sprees, buying several BMWs, Mercedes, or SUVs, gold jewellery and hosting lavish weddings.
A few years later, when the money runs out, they end up penniless, with no means of supporting themselves. ''We counsel farmers to reinvest their money in some land so that they are not left destitute,'' Talukdar says. ''We tell them not to buy five cars but just one.''
The discovery of oil has injected new life into Barmer. People are thrilled, almost as though they have emerged from a primaeval darkness into the bright lights of the modern world. The mood is one of optimism.
At the Rishab Club, youths dance under strobe lights to loud Bollywood music amid plastic flower arrangements. NGOs talk of teaching farmers how to grow aloe vera, olives and date palms in the dry soil.
The local economy is humming. Dozens of companies have set up shop here, all offering the allied services that any oil industry needs. US company Halliburton is among the largest. Shopkeepers in the main thoroughfare say customers have money in their pockets for the first time since God knows when. ''You could almost say that Cairn has stepped in to do the sort of things the government should be doing but has failed to do,'' says Durga Ram Choudhary, who owns a fabric shop. ''Look,'' he says, pointing to a beggar outside a nearby shop. ''We never used to have beggars before because no one had any money to give them. Beggars mean progress.''
A local man, Azad Singh Rathore, is famous for riding a Harley-Davidson after turning some of his land into cash. Pharmacist turned entrepreneur Lalit Kiri, 33, is a tall, earnest man who still looks somewhat dazed at having made a fortune in the town that once offered him nothing.
Kiri supplies portable cabins and catering services for Cairn and other oil-related companies. The cabins can be used as offices, bedrooms, stores, or living rooms and can be moved from site to site.
Already a multimillionaire, Kiri is now buying other companies. ''The day I heard of the seismic survey showing oil in Barmer, I knew our fortunes would change. We've gone from owning bicycles to owning [Toyota] Fortuners in a few years,'' he says.
No Cairn official would dare to make such a claim for fear of sounding pompous, but many people say the company has changed the social environment of Barmer by opening up new possibilities. For example, it sends out six mobile health vans into the villages every day. The two doctors and pharmacist on board go right to the doorsteps of villagers to help them with ailments such as seasonal asthma, stomach disorders, dermatitis and malaria.
At Chokla Village half a dozen women, gloriously bejewelled from head to ringed toe, are squatting beside a wall, waiting their turn.
''The nearest doctor is 40-50 kilometres away. It's not just the distance that's a problem, it's also the money because we would have to spend about 300 rupees on transport,'' says Dapudevi who is 45 but looks 80. ''The van comes right into our village and the medicines are free.''
One of the doctors, Babu Lal, gives her medicine to ease the pain in her joints and then turns to an eight-year-old girl suffering from diarrhoea and cramps.
The women know exactly what day the bus will be there and for how long. For people accustomed to being ignored by the government - and still using kerosene lamps for light - any service such as this is welcomed with astonishment.
For schoolchildren, a taste of the fun of science is available through Cairn's mobile science vans. At different schools on different days, the vans, equipped with 200 scientific models and instruments, travel around in the hope of fostering an interest in the subject among children whose shed-like schools have no toilet, much less a laboratory.
Whatever Cairn is doing by way of corporate social responsibility seems to be appreciated by local people, but clearly it is not enough. Not everyone has benefited from the discovery of oil. The town may have woken up from its somnolence but it needs infrastructure, schools, medical clinics and electricity.
Every day, Cairn India pours an extraordinary 150 million rupees in royalties into the Rajasthan government's coffers. But local activists say a bigger chunk of this windfall should be spent on developing Barmer. Or will the money just go into the pockets of corrupt officials? Now that people have tasted progress, they want more. ''We've been told that 3 per cent of this 150 million will be spent on Barmer and we're going to watch it like hawks,'' says social activist Mahesh Panpalia.
For Kiri, with the right share of royalties there should be no stopping the town. ''I think Barmer can become another Dubai,'' he says.
Amrit Dhillon is a Delhi-based journalist.
This story was found at: http://www.theage.com.au/world/good-fortune-as-oil-turns-to-gold-20121210-2b5et.html


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Hi folks!
I have been given a task from school.I've been asked to create a program that will keep track of how many books are sold and price of each book.This program should allow me to enter each book name and price. It should also calculate the total price of the books and display it on screen.
I am new to Javascript and no idea where to start, apart from the fact it has to do with Arrays?
Any help will be much appreciated!
We typically do not provide code for class assignments here, since the whole purpose of such assignments is for you to learn by making use of what your teacher has provided.Your course tutor is best placed to give you what you need.
If there is anything specific that you would like to know more about though, we'll be happy to help.
I understand, but it's not an assignment. Its more of something my former teacher has challenged me too! I suppose the main thing I wanted to know was how I can build an array that will let me enter any number of books. For example I could enter 2 or 15.. I have no idea how to set that up.
Typically you would place the books array somewhere that it can be easily accessed. What used to be done is to make it a global array, but that's not a good practice these days after we learn that globals should be kept to an absolute minimum, so a good place to store the array is as a property on the form that you use to to enter the information.
<form id="bookSale">
var form = document.getElementById('bookSale');
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If I use the Javascript code then after " form.books = [] " I would just place the prompt box, right? The thing I don't quite understand is that after that say for example the user put in 3 books, how would I be able to give them the option to say that's all today because otherwise the prompt box would keep repeating wouldn't it?
It would be best to flowchart out all of the possible behaviour of someone using this. That way, once you fully know what is expected, you can craft together a working solution that meets those needs.


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CHILDREN have been bringing the sparkle of Disney to life with Winchester drama workshops.
For five days the four- to eight-year-olds practised their lines ready for a performance of Peter Pan in front of their friends and family.
The summer workshops were run by drama company Perform, and producer of the Winchester group, Sam Love, said it was a huge success.
She said: "The children are brilliant! We are doing a great mix of improvisation and characters. We have been working on their big voices and they are full of energy, enthusiasm and are very loud."
The workshops ran from August 18-22 at Holy Trinity Parish Church, in Upper Brook Street.


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Mexramis (Honeymoon) is an Armenian drama television series that airs on USArmenia TV, starring Vache Amaryan, Tatevik Adumyan, Eteri Voskanyan, and Ruben Muradyan. It tells the story of Dina and Arsen, who get married despite the fact that they do not love each other. Arman is Arsen's brother, who returns from the U.S. to make it to his brother's wedding. After witnessing the tension and hatred between the bride and the groom, he angrily leaves the wedding ceremony. This and the heated conversation with his brother, cause him to be distracted and unintentionally hit Sara with his car. Sara is an orphan, who grew up in an orphanage after her parents died. Her dream is to get married and form a family, but her dreams are shattered when she finds her fiancé in bed with the head of the orphanage. This unexpected encounter between Arman and Sara changes everything, however their story becomes complicated. When Arsen catches Dina attempting to run away with another man during the wedding, he tries to stop her, but ends up being stabbed with a knife. The series received high ratings since day one and continues to be one of the most watched Armenian TV shows of all time.
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I lost my three front teeth at the age of 21. At the age of 23 was a student at Wits(1996), I visited Wits Dental School to find more about implants. I had a conversation with one of the student who re-assured me that the schoool does implants. So, he gave suggested a return date to sort out my teeth.I was looking forward to that day.On that day I was outright disappointed at my first procedure/meeting because he had tempered with my three other healthy teeth. I realised that I was not getting implants but a bridge, he had done work on me, preparing abutment for a 6 unit bridge. 10 years later I had to replace my bridge, because it was no longer fitting.To my biggest disappoinment my 1 abutment was rotten. So a lost 1 more tooth and a 7 unit bridge was then prepared. 3years later the bridge is now very painful on the 1 side. I have been to the dentist on a number of occasions but nothing is helping.He has suggested that we remove the bridge and prepare another one. I am scared that I will loose more teeth. Besides I am tired of injections on my gum. I am desperately looking for a prosthodontist. I AM HOPING THAT HE MIGHT BE ABLE TO TAKE AWAY MY MISERY.
I would suggest evaluation by a prosthodontist. Every country should have a directory.
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HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. — The trend of doing away with layaway fees continues, this time with Kmart announcing that it has removed its layaway service fee both in stores and online through Nov. 17.
The retailer follows suit with Toys"R"Us, which said it would drop the $5 upfront service fee and eliminate the minimum purchase requirement for all orders created in stores through Oct. 31 and Walmart, which, while not cutting back its layaway fee, has rolled it back to $5 from $15.
Kmart, which offers the program year round, said the decision to make the program free "emphasizes the company's commitment to delivering value and convenience to customers, acknowledging family budgets are strained during the holiday."
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The U.S. Court of Appeals in San Francisco on Friday upheld a lower-court ruling that unconditionally deregulated alfalfa genetically modified to withstand Monsanto's Roundup herbicide. The Court of Appeals determined that U.S. agriculture officials correctly deemed that Roundup Ready alfalfa is not considered a plant pest, as plaintiffs had claimed.
"The Court of Appeals' ruling provides legal certainty for U.S. alfalfa growers," said Kyle McClain, Monsanto's chief litigation counsel, in an e-mailed statement to Bloomberg Businessweek. "The decision is an important reaffirmation of the federal government's process for regulating biotechnology-improved crops."
The recent lawsuit was the second attempt by environmental groups to overturn the Animal Plant and Health Inspection Service's (APHIS) decision to deregulate the alfalfa. These groups argued that the Roundup Ready Alfalfa would contaminate organic crops and lead to more resistant weeds.
The Plant Protection Act, "does not regulate the types of harms that the plaintiffs complain of," and the Agriculture Department correctly concluded that Roundup Ready Alfalfa wasn't a "plant pest," the appeals court said in its written opinion. "Once the agency concluded that Roundup Ready Alfalfa was not a plant pest, it no longer had jurisdiction to continue regulating the plant."
The Center for Food Safety, which was one of the plaintiffs, was not pleased by the recent decision and said it will pursue other legal options to "halt the sale and planting of this harmful crop," the group said in an e-mailed statement.
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Last year we had the thread just about how tough it was going to be in March, but that turned into general talk about upcoming sets of games. So I figured we'd just go that route right off this year. Plus no one wanted to see another thread with "cakewalk" in the title.
With that in mind the Pacers do have a bit of a cakewalk coming up. Okay, I'm joking a bit and not dismissing any success ahead of time, but I do feel good about the first few weeks after seeing game 1.
No JO and a high scoring Wiz team who are led by a star PG, the Pacers weak point on defense, and they got that win. It was at home, but both teams were fresh too. Perhaps they caught WSH not ready for a higher tempo I suppose, but WSH likes to score the ball so I don't know. They were dragging early in the game, even QB mentioned it. Whatever, win 1.
But now we catch MIA on a 2nd night and roading from FLA to Indy. And JO returns. Then our 2nd night is close by in Memphis and they don't appear to be very good at this point. On paper that looks like 2 good chances for wins.
Then a nice set of days off and a home game vs LAC, and with Shawne returning. The Clips are on a 2nd night of a roady coming from Chicago. You assume JO and Troy go there and know that without Brand this is another on-paper win.
A day off for travel just to Charlotte, and they are another team poised to not be very good. They actually travel just as much as Indy since they play in Philly the WED before too. On paper, win.
Back home for a 2nd night, the best way to get a 2nd night, and it's vs Denver. Not the Wiz, but a solid playoff team. But they are coming from just as far on their own 2nd night of a roady from WSH. Sweet deal for Indy. Not quite an on-paper win, but seems reasonably favorable for the Pacers.
Could be a chance to get to 5-1/6-0 before hitting a nasty set of Boston and then on the road to WSH and TOR in week 3. Even if that goes rough the tasty schedule before that could help get fan excitement going and build some team confidence before the grind sets in.
Since this will be ongoing I'm trying to avoid getting too far out in front, keeping it just to the next 2-3 weeks (although I can't tell you what to do )