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Hi. Welcome to my guide, pOPpy. As u can see, poppy is OP. OK. Lets talk about why my guide looks so fxxking messy. Its because i wanna tell u every pieces of information that i know about poppy to u. First, i have to say that i am not so PRO. Feel free to leave some comments and vote for this guide.
Poppy is a character that can be built in many ways. Its because he is not item reliant. Almost every items work well with her. Therefore, she is pretty funny to play. However, she must have a Trinity Force or a Lich Bane.
I am a lazy guy. I wont talk about runes, becauase they didnt make much difference. Almost every kinds of rune suit poppy, especially defensive runes. Defensive runes will be best for poppy. But it does not mean that other runes are bad.
Feeling about poppy
I love poppy very much even though poppy is one of the champion who has the worst voice and art.
Poppy is a perfect champion.
Whatever u build, Q Devastating Blow gives poppy nice damage output.
W Paragon of Demacia help poppy deal with AD champion and give her extra ad .
E Heroic Charge gives poppy a cc and an initiating skill.
R Diplomatic Immunity, her ulti, makes her shine.
Tryndamere can immune to damage for 5 seconds.
Kayle or one of her teamates can immune to damage for 3 seconds.
However, Poppy can immune to damage for 8 seconds (if u targeted the right person).
Passive Valiant Fighter helps her block large damage (ususlly magic damage). With her passive, she can deal with Graves, Veigar, Brand etc.
She is such a perfect champion. U can choose to horn her ability to tank, dps or support etc.
On the other hand, u can keep poppy balance, a balanced poppy can do every job in the team.
I have a dream, i wish riot can change her voice.
(+3.375 / per level)
(+81 / per level)
(+30 / per level)
Move Speed
(+4 / per level)
Spell Block
(+0 / per level)
Health Regen
(+0.11 / per level)
Mana Regen
(+0.09 / per level)
While other young yordle girls played skip-step and braided wreathes out of posies, Poppy spent her youth earning calluses and grease stains in her father's armor shop. Blomgrun, her father, was Bandle City's finest smith. The only thing he loved as much as his work was his young daughter, Poppy - named for the sprightly sounds of the sparks that leapt from his ever-burning forge. He welled with pride the day she was first able to lift his trusty hammer, Whomper. Poppy immediately took to his art, demonstrating a natural gift for smithing, which Blomgrun honed with devoted instruction.
One day, a Demacian general named Florin Berell commissioned Blomgrun to craft a helm, glorious beyond comparison. Blomgrun toiled away on this project, determined to present Florin with his finest work. He let Poppy set the center jewel, entrusting her with the most important piece. When the pair finished, they departed for Demacia to deliver it in person. Word of the general's order, however, was leaked to the Noxian High Command, and two Noxian assassins were dispatched to intercept the delivery. Blomgrun was able to occupy the assassins long enough for Poppy to escape with the prized helm. She watched helplessly from the brush as her father was slain. Instead of fleeing home, she carried the helm the rest of the way to Demacia alone. She refused payment for it, saying that no amount would compensate for her father's life. Instead, she offered it as a gift, honoring her father's final intentions. Florin saw the grim determination behind the tears in her eyes, and requested that the leadership of Bandle City appoint Poppy as the yordle ambassador to Demacia. Soon after, seeking to crush Noxus with her father's hammer, Poppy volunteered for the League of Legends.
Poppy may be small, but Whomper - or her will - is not.
Ok. I lied....
I will use only Greater Mark of Attack Speed, Greater Mark of Magic Penetration, Greater Mark of Desolation for marks.
Greater Quintessence of Movement Speed, greater Quintessence of vitality for quintssence.
Greater Glyph of Scaling Magic Resist for glyph.
Greater Seal of Armor, Greater Seal of Gold for seal.
Greater Quintessence of Movement Speed provide you with some lovely movement speed. Movement speed can help u for chasing and escaping which is vital for poppy.
Greater Mark of Magic Penetration provide u with magic penetration. They are good for poppy coz most of poppy's abilities deal magic damage.
But for AD poppy i recommend Greater Mark of Attack Damage which give some early AD. Some early AD can help with your last hit.
greater seal of resilence give u some armor. Armor can help u block physical damage which works well when u play solo top poppy and jungle poppy.
But for support poppy, i recommend Greater Seal of Gold. More gold yeah!!
Greater Glyph of Scaling Magic Resist is most common that people use for glyph. Most champion is lacking in magic resist unless they build magic resist items such as Force of Nature. If u plan to build quite a lot magic resist items, u can use Greater Glyph of Cooldown Reduction. CDR is always good for poppy, make sure your CDR wont be more than 40%. Otherwise it will be a waste.
Skill sequence (not suitable for all kinds of poppy)
I will max Heroic Charge first, upgrading it bring you lots of benefits(lower cd time, more damage)
Then i will max Devastating Blow for the lower cd time and higher maximum damage.
Lastly, i will max Paragon of Demacia.
Of cause, i will put a point on Diplomatic Immunity(ulti) whenever i can.
Summoner spells
Flash is a good for poppy, i use Flash usually. i love using Flash + Heroic Charge combo to quickly stun my opponents.
Ghost(recommended for new poppy player) which can be used to escaping or chaseing.
Ignite(recommended when u are playing ap nuker poppy) some real damage and a healing reduction debuff. Ignite can deal more dsamage when you are using Diplomatic Immunity (40% more real damage from ignite?? WTF)
Exhaust(recommended when u are playing AD poppy) good for chasing enemies.
Clairvoyance(u may have some questions about why poppy needs Clairvoyance even she is not a support. First I have to tell u that cv is a good spell. Apart from this, u can use cv when people go into bushes. Then, u can use Heroic Charge immediately to quickly deal large amount of damage and stun them for 1.5 seconds. Therefore, feel free to take cv, even though u are not a support, if u need it.)
Heal (good spell. It can surprise your enemies and save u from a dangerous situation. Use it when u have less than 100 hp. It can let u absorb much more damage wif ur passive and bait your enemies.)
Cleanse(a good choice that can save your life, and it is buffed. It is recommended when u are ap poppy. You can take cleanse if u don't like Ignite. )
Smite(for jungler poppy only)
Other summoner spells are not recommended, but u csn still try them, just for fun lol.
Farming and Jungling
Farming is a hard job for poppy, especially ap poppy. U can last hit minion to farm slowly or use your Devastating Blow to increase your farming speed. However, it will cost a lot of mana. If u are support poppy, congratuation, u wont have this problem coz u dont even have to farm. AP poppy have the worst farming skill. U can aim at killing or assisting to make money. AD poppy can farm better mid and late game coz she will have attack damage and attack speed. Off tank poppy will farm well once he get her Sunfire Cape thats y i build it so early.
Jungling poppy is good though. In this build, u will have Wriggle's Lantern which help your farming. jungling route is written on the jungler section at below.
Off tank pOPpy
First and the foremost, i will talk about the mastery. i go 1/28/1. Again, poppy isnt item reliant, i will go 1/28/1 to max her sustainability and survivability. With this set of masteries u will have: +6 armor, +6 magic resist, +138 health, +3 health regen per 5 seconds, 9% movespd, 8.1% cdr, 1.5% damage reduction also 3% health and lovely 10 tenacity.
Trinity Force is important to poppy. Being an off tank, u should deal some damage to force people not to ignore u.
Some Situation items
Frozen Heart, Abyssal Mask (to deal with ap team), Guardian Angel , Atma's Impaler and Madred's Bloodrazor or the brand new Maw of Malmortius for more damage.
Also, u can change Mercury's Treads into Ionian Boots of Lucidity because cdr is always good for poppy to spam her Q Devastating Blow. But u may find that Malzahar, Cassiopeia, AP Teemo or any ap champion that is good at DOT can easily melt u. Its because your passive cant really block that damage and u have no magic resist during early game.
Team fight
Initiate-> ulti-> spam ur Q and E
Ap pOPpy
Ap poppy is one of the best ap nuker i have seen. AP poppy requires more skill to play. It is because, if your Heroic Charge cant hit the terrains, your damage may not be enough to burst down them.
your core will be Lich Bane, Deathfire Graspand the others listed above r recommended. You can build Hextech Revolver into Hextech Gunblade or will of ths ancients.
It is better, because it has some AD and lifesteal that they can be used to farm. The active is just amazing! u can use it to break the active of Banshee's Veil before u start your combo. Otherwise you may be fail to kill him/her. Also, its active can slow your target which is very useful. Combining with your Paragon of Demacia, u can position yourself better to use your Heroic Charge.
It is recommended only when your team have a fed AP carry except u. And it is now nerfed. 40 ap and 8% spell vamp doesnt worth 1300 g.
Situation items
U can change Ionian Boots of Lucidity into Sorcerer's Shoes, although cdr is usually good for poppy. But it is just up to u.
For more survivability, u can take Guardian Angel, Rod of Ages, Abyssal Mask, Banshee's Veil, Athene's Unholy Grail or Frozen Heart.
You can take Void Staff if they stack magic resist.
If u found that u have mana problem ,i recommend u take the blue buff or take the Morello's Evil Tome.
U should use ur ulti at their tank or support, choose a squishy target and burst him/her down ( Diplomatic Immunity-> Paragon of Demacia-> Hextech Gunblade-> Deathfire Grasp-> heoric charge-> Devastating Blow )or You can use the active of Hextech Gunblade first if their support or tank have a Banshee's Veil. Then, You can spam ur Q and E.
Support pOPpy
Your job is to choose a carry and follow him/her to support him/her. You should sacrifice yourself to save him/her if u can. You must give the chance of last hitting(minions and also champions) to your carry.
I have chosen Boots of Swiftness to increase my mobility to aid my allies and to position well for my Heroic Charge. The fifth and sixth items are not core. I use Abyssal Mask and Frozen Heart for better survivability.
The fifth and sixth item
When your team are doing well u can build this:
zeke's herald when your team have a fed ad carry.
when your team have a fed ap carry.
If u find that your tank dies a lot and your team need one more tank, u may build this:
(highly recommended)
If u find that the carries arent fed enough. Your team need more damage output, u can be the dps. And u can build these:
(It provides both damage and survivability for u)
(It provides both damage and survivability for u, but It is fxxking expensive)
(It gives u both damage and survivability)
(nice item) It gives u AD, AP and also attack speed and it is quite cheap.
(It give u nice damage and survivability, due to the life steal and spell vamp. You can have an extra CC. The active can slow your target or break a teaget's banshee veil's shield)
(It works well with poppy. 2600G for 20% move speed, 50% attack speed, 15 armor penetration, 15% critical hit chance and 30 attack damage.)
(It has a nice passive. You may build it with Wit's End to deal some massive magic damage)
AD pOPpy
AD poppy is the most common way to build poppy.
I take Hextech Gunblade instead of The Bloodthirster. It is because I think The Bloodthirsteris too risky, eventhough now u will only lose half of your stacks. And I really like the active of Hextech Gunblade. However, The Bloodthirster is still a good item.
Some Situation items
for more survivability( armor, hp regen, good passive and active whichh reduce opponents' attack speed and move speed. )
(I'm not kidding, it has good cdr, attack speed and mana regen, its mana regen can let u activate ur Paragon of Demacia all the time, which greatly increase ur mobility.)
(good magic resist and lovely 8% move speed.
AD jungler pOPpy
In theory, every build of poppy can jungle. If u wanna do this, u can just buy wriggle'slantern before Sheen, and buy Boots of Speed earlier.
U have to start with Cloth Armor and pots x 5.
i found that starting with Vampiric Scepter isnt viable.
Jungling route
Wolf-> Blue buff(ask for a proper leash, or u will have only half of ur maximum health left)-> wraiths-> red buff-> twin golems-> recall back/wraiths/gank.
AD jungler poppy
Skill sequence
I max ulti firstly. Nothing to add.
I max Paragon of Demacia secondly, Its armor and attack damage bonus can improve your creeping speed. Move speed can help you to gank.
I max Heroic Charge lastly, its because it brings the least benefits.
You can totally max thirdly Devastating Blowfor a higher damage cap if your enemies are trying to stack hp.
Situation Items
Guardian Angel, Force of Nature, Atma's Impaler, Maw of Malmortius, Banshee's Veil, Randuin's Omen, Mercury's Treads
The Bloodthirster, Madred's Bloodrazor
Solo top pOPpy
It is a alternative build of poppy. Also, i found this build is more suitable for 30 lv players. It is because 30 lv players can manage their mana and they won't have mana problem.
i recomend u use this build if u are laning against AD characters such as Xin Zhao, Master Yi, Shyvana.
Solo top pOPpy(2)
It is recommended if u are laining against AP characters such as Mordekaiser, Vladimir, Fizz. They are usually troublesome and hard to lane against, u have to play defensively with your Regrowth Pendant. U can ask your jungler to gank top more frequently too.
Sometimes start with Null-Magic Mantle may be better than Regrowth Pendant, if u are laning againat ap champion.
Unique Skills
A good poppy player must master her Heroic Charge.
It can be used to initiate, chase enemies, excape form dangerous situation, STUN prople etc.
Flash + Heroic Charge combo can be very useful.
Remember to buy some wards which will help u a lot. When u are escaping in jungle, u can put a ward at the place that u can see the neutral monsters and use Heroic Charge to target the neutral monsters. With this method u can pass through wall and terrain.
U can also ward bushes and use your Heroic Charge immediately to stun enemies in the bushes.
Remember to buy some pots every time u recall, combining with your passive, you can bait your enemies and the pots usually save your life.
U can use pots in every teamfight. They can give u more Hp regen during the teamfight. U are able to sbsorb more damage with lovey pots. It cost u only 35G, 35G may save your life. I usually use pots to survive the fxxking cheap ulti Requiem of Karthus.]
Pls remember your passive Valiant Fighter can't block true damage and DOT.
Change log
Changed jungle section into ad jungler pOPpy section and added an AD jungler build of poppy.(27/3/2012)
Some changes in ap poppy guide (5/6/2012)
Added solo top poppy guide (not yet done) (13/6/2012)
finished solo top poppy guide and added solo top(2) poppy guide (26/7/2012)
Added ' Feeling about poppy ' section and unique skill. (26/7/2012)
Fixed some grammar errors and expressed more in some sections. (31/8/2012)
I feel sorry about that my english isnt good, hope u guys wont find difficulties reading my guide.
Plz upvote my guide if u think its good and helped u.
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Policy 801 – University Debt
June 15, 2001
July 27, 2011
Director of Treasury and Risk Management Services
Treasury and Risk Management Services
Policy Statement
To fulfill its mission, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ("University") will need to make ongoing strategic capital investments, driving capital decisions that impact the University's credit. Appropriate financial leverage serves a useful role and should be considered a long-term component of the University's balance sheet. Just as investments represent an integral component of the University's assets, debt is viewed to be a continuing component of the University's liabilities. Debt, especially tax-exempt debt, provides a low cost source of capital with which the University can fund capital investments to achieve its mission and strategic objectives.
The debt objectives listed below, combined with management judgment, provide the framework by which decisions will be made regarding the use and management of debt. The debt policy and objectives are subject to re-evaluation and change over time.
- Identify projects eligible for debt financing. Using debt to fund mission-critical projects will ensure that debt capacity is optimally used to fulfill the University's mission. Projects related to the core mission will be prioritized for debt financing; projects with associated revenues will receive priority consideration as well.
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- Limit risk of the University's debt portfolio. The University will manage debt on a portfolio, rather than a transactional or project-specific basis. The University's continuing objective to achieve the lowest cost of capital will be balanced with the goal of limiting exposure to market shifts.
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Debt Strategies
For the University to achieve the above objectives, it will adopt debt strategies and procedures relating to both the external and the internal management of debt and interest. These strategies are to be reviewed and reassessed periodically by management.
1. Mission-based Capital Planning
Management will allocate the use of debt financing within the University to include the prioritization of debt resources among all uses, including plant and equipment financing, academic projects, and projects with University-wide impact. Generally, the following guidelines will be used, although they are not intended to be all-inclusive.
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The University will establish guidelines for overall debt using a select number of financial ratios. These ratios will be derived from the financial statements, and should be consistent with some of the measures used by the marketplace. The rations will guide capital planning and ensure central oversight of University-wide leverage levels. They will be calculated and reported annually, in addition to when new debt is issued, and will be revised to reflect any changes in accounting standards.
- The first ratio is the Expendable Resources to Debt Ratio. This is a balance sheet measure that determines the number of times debt is covered by unrestricted and expendable net assets of the University.
The formula for this ratio is:
The Expendable Resources to Debt Ratio indicates one of the key determinants of near to medium term financial health by measuring the availability of intermediate-term funds to cover debt should the University be required to repay all its outstanding obligations. Although numerous balance sheet measures exist, this ratio is the most appropriate and utilized by the marketplace and credit analysts to evaluate leverage versus funds that could be expended by the University.
The target ratio is established to maintain the University's comparative debt coverage level among peer institutions and provide sufficient buffer against possible declines in coverage from decreases in quasi endowment and temporary investment pool balances. The ratio is also a key determinant of the University's credit rating. The guideline for this ratio is to be no less than 1.5 times coverage.
1 Excludes EPA.
- The second ratio is the Statement of Activities Ratio. This is an income statement measure that determines the percentage of debt to operations.
The formula for this ratio is:
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The measure is based on aggregate expenses as opposed to revenues because expenses typically are more stable and better reflect the operating size of the University. Management recognizes that a growing expense base would make this ratio appear more attractive. The guideline for this ratio is not to be greater than 4.0%. If more than 4.0% of the University's annual budget were committed to debt service expense, flexibility to devote resources to fund other objectives could be reduced.
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Under the guidance of the Division of Finance and Administration (F&A), the University will pool debt, and, in doing so, manage debt on a portfolio basis to minimize cost and manage volatility. This seeks to provide the University with access to appropriate financing sources, including debt and liability management strategies based on borrowing and portfolio management needs. Some of the financial instruments used in this strategy follow:
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Commercial paper can provide the University with interim financing for projects before gifts are received or in anticipation of an external bond issue. Project-related CP provides the Central Bank (see Debt Strategies – External and Internal Debt Repayment) with an easily accessible low-cost source of funding to manage its cash balances and provide continuous access to capital to the divisions, regardless of whether an external financing is imminent. Project-related CP will be treated as any other form of debt and subject to the Debt Policy guidelines.
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- Fixed Reverse Variable Allocation
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The University will use the following strategies to de-link external and internal debt repayment.
- Finance and Administration as a Central Bank
Since it is acknowledged that debt will remain a perpetual component of the University's capitalization and will be managed by the Division of Finance and Administration (F&A), the Office of Assistant Vice Chancellor for Finance and Accounting will structure transactions, provide funds and develop repayment schedules for individual units. In this regard, F&A is viewed as a central bank for financing of projects for and across divisions. The University will pool all debt and act as a central source of funds that borrows from the markets and receives capital funds from other sources and makes funds available to the divisions to achieve their objectives.
As mentioned above, debt will remain a long-term component of the University's balance sheet and division leaders will seek funding for projects from the central bank subject to the debt policy. Deans and Vice Chancellors are not concerned about the source of funds to finance their projects; they are interested in the access to capital, the project ranking criteria, the impact on the current budget, and the predictability of future payments. Therefore, it is desirable to decouple the source of financing (e.g., prevailing fixed or variable rates, synthetic debt, etc) from the use of funds to finance capital projects to the greatest extent possible. Project financing decisions will be made based on the Mission Based Capital Planning strategy continued in the Debt Policy, and not based on the timing of specific transactions.
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New Delhi, Apr 8 (UNI) The parents of Rinki Kaushik, who died on March 26 after being hit by her teacher, today received a cheque of Rs one lakh as ex-gratia.
Delhi Education and Tourism Minister Arvinder Singh handed over the cheque and offered his condolences to the family.
Rinki, a class ten student of the Dinkar Model school in Kondli, died at Maharaja Agrasen Hospital in Punjabi Bagh after remaining in a state of coma for over two months. She had sustained serious head injuries after the teacher beat her up for not taking tuitions from him.
Mr Arvinder Singh said the Indian system of education did not permit corporal punishment and such incidents will be severely dealt with in the future.
Urging parents and guardians to report such incidents, he said the education department will ensure that the guilty be brought to book at the earliest.
''Children are our future leaders and we should inculcate leadership qualities in them so that they become good and responsible citizens... They have tender minds and it is the responsibility of the parents and teachers to show them the right path to success,'' he added.
He said children must be encouraged to exploit their potential to the maximum.
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The Mediatization of Culture and Society by Stig Hjarvard
Author, Stig Hjarvard
Stig Hjarvard, PhD, is a Professor and Vice-Chair at the Department of Media, Cognition and Communication at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
While he is recognized for his articles on journalism, the media, and globalization, he is most renowned for his theories on mediatization, a new concept that has emerged in response to the media's growing influence on social and cultural institutions
What is Mediatization?
Mediatization is defined as the process where culture and society become dependent on the media and their logic
Explains how the media has spread to, become intertwined with, and influenced other social institutions and cultural phenomena like politics, play and religion.
Stig Hjarvard considers how characteristics of both old and new media come to influence human interaction, social institutions and cultural imaginations.
Mediatization's Reach
The Mediatization of Culture and Society studies the concept of mediatization in four different sections: politics, religion, play, and lifestyle.
The first focuses on politics and pays specific attention to the transformative influence of the media on political matters.
first and foremost a result of the media's role as negotiator of public consent for political decisions
Hjarvard also writes a section on the mediatization of religion, which aims to develop an understanding of how the media works as an agent of religious change.
Through this process of mediatization, the media has come to influence and alter religion at several levels, including the authority of religious institutions, the symbolic contents of religious works, and other religious practices and traditions
The third section deals with the mediatization of play, and chooses to convey the fact that a growing media presence has caused a change in children's play behaviors.
For instance, just fifty years ago, children solely played with solid objects, whereas today, children's toys have become more of an immaterial nature. Objects are visual representations on a screen and they are manipulated via the media interface. Actors that inhabit these alternate worlds are seldom-realistic characters
The last section addresses the mediatization of lifestyle, and shows how the mediatization process affects our relationship between the individual and society.
He particularly focuses on how the media has "enabled, structured, and changed how individuals acquire normative orientation and enter into social relations with each other"
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Does the timing of your hospital visit affect the quality of care you receive? The answer is yes. But only in certain situations.
A new study from the American Heart Association found that heart attack patients who arrive at the hospital on weeknights, weekends, and holidays have a 13 percent increased risk of dying compared with those arriving during regular business hours. Patients who got to the emergency room during regular workday hours had an average time to treatment of 56 minutes compared with 72 minutes for patients who arrived during those other times. However, both averages are well within the American Heart Association's guidelines of administering angioplasty in 90 minutes or less.
So though the risk was slightly worse on nights and weekends, it was still well within the recommended timeframe that is considered safe. To get more clarity, we talked to Seth Goldstein, MD, a surgical resident at Johns Hopkins University who has a specific research interest in this topic. "If you take emergency situations such as appendicitis or pneumonia or a car accident, there's a growing body of data that suggests getting treated during the week is slightly better than on the weekend," he said. "It's more difficult to assess less serious elective conditions because they aren't usually done at night or on the weekends."
It's worth noting, of course, that you should not wait to go to the hospital if you are in an emergency situation at night or on the weekend. The absolute risk for individual patients still remains low, said Goldstein. But in a large population of patients, the collective risk is something that hospitals are working to reduce. "We study these situations not as a warning to patients, but to raise red flags for hospitals," he said. "We want to make things better and safer. It's never a single individual problem that causes patient care to suffer on these off-hours. It's a systemic issue, a thousand little things that add up."
Is Patient Care Really Worse in July?
Not only could the timing of the day or week affect your visit, but some in the medical community also warn that July is the worst month to visit a hospital. A recent article in U.S. News & World Report suggested that patient care in academic teaching hospitals suffers in July due to the arrival of doctors right out of medical school. "This is not a staffing issue, it's an expertise issue," said Goldstein. "After medical school, all of us have a period of supervised training. The question is: Is there enough supervision such that mistakes are caught?"
The July Effect has been studied extensively, but the actual data as to whether or not it exists is inconclusive, said Goldstein. "In July, in an academic medical center, you may be at slightly higher risk if you're critically ill compared to a community hospital that doesn't have new residents," he explained. But research has proven that, for patients in both kinds of hospitals, treatment outcomes in December are worse than outcomes for patients with the same illnesses treated in July, Goldstein added. So if it's a matter of resident expertise, or lack thereof, in July that is supposedly putting patients at a higher risk, the data does not support it.
There have been a number of changes in the past decade with regard to the supervision of residents who are just out of medical school. "The idea of a July Effect goes way back," said Goldstein. "But starting in 2003, this issue started being addressed directly, and rules were established as to how new doctors were supervised. The evidence is all over the place, but my personal belief is that the July Effect does not exist."
What You Can Do
If you buy into the July Effect, you can always avoid scheduling elective procedures during that month. Obviously, you don't get to pick when emergencies happen, so there's not much you can do in those situations. For less serious health issues, a little bit of common sense will help ensure that you get the best care.
Don't use the emergency room as your primary-care option, especially at night or on the weekend. Doctors' clinics are much better equipped to treat common illnesses such as the cold, the flu, or a mysterious spot on your skin. "True emergencies are a minority of what is seen in an American emergency department," said Goldstein. "Most of the cases are semiurgent issues that have built up over the course of 24 to 48 hours."
If you think something is wrong, he continued, going to the emergency room at 1 p.m. on a Friday is much better than 8 p.m. that same day.
It's these kinds of situations that affect the quality of care on nights and weekends. Everyone is well-intentioned, Goldstein said, but the doctors who know you best aren't there, and familiarity is everything. "You want to go to the folks that know you best," he explained. "If you had your surgery done at hospital A and you start to have pain afterward, don't go to hospital B's emergency room."


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However small your event may be, Soldiers & Sailors has the facilities to fit almost any type of special event. The halls of the museum provide a spacious area for vendors while the Boardroom is ideal for your next important business meeting. These intimate spaces throughout the building are ideal for smaller gatherings or meetings.
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Museum Exhibit Halls
The spacious exhibit halls are perfect for receptions, vendors and tradeshows. Your guests can enjoy your event with an added touch of U.S. history. The museum exhibits are displayed in a timeline beginning with the Civil War and tell the stories of Pennsylvania's local veterans through Operation Iraqi Freedom. The Front Lobby and other halls are overlooked by wonderful stained-glass windows and intricate moldings and fixtures.
The Boardroom located on the third floor provides a private, quiet environment for business meetings or small VIP receptions. The original décor has been preserved in this elegant room, which contains a conference table and deep leather chairs for your comfort.
Grand Ballroom Foyer
Begin your event with cocktails and hors d'oeuvres in the charming foyer of the ballroom which overlooks the Cathedral of Learning. Or host a reception or dinner event for smaller groups in this well-dressed, intimate setting.


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The rip-roaring story of baseball's most unlikely champions, featuring new interviews with Henry Aaron, Bob Uecker and other members of the Milwaukee Braves, BUSHVILLE WINS! takes you to a time and place baseball and the Heartland will never forget.
In the early 1950s, the New York Yankees were the biggest bullies on the block. They were invincible: they led the New York City baseball dynasty, which for eight consecutive years held an iron grip on the World Series championship.
Then the Boston Braves moved to Milwaukee in 1953, becoming surprise revolutionaries. Led by visionary owner Lou Perini, the Braves formed a powerful relationship with the Miller Brewing Company and foreshadowed the Dodgers and Giants moving west, sparking continental expansion and the ballpark boom.
But the rest of the country wasn't sold. Why would a major league team move to a minor league town? In big cities like New York, Milwaukee was thought to be a podunk train station stop-off where the fans were always drunk and wouldn't know a baseball from a beer. They called Milwaukee Bushville.
The Braves were no bushers! Eddie Mathews was a handsome home run hitter with a rugged edge. Warren Spahn was the craftiest pitcher in the business. Lew Burdette was a sharky spitball artist. Taken together, the Braves reveled in the High Life and made Milwaukee famous, while Wisconsin fans showed the rest of the country how to crack a cold one and throw a tailgate party. And in 1954, a solemn and skinny slugger came from Mobile to Milwaukee. Henry Aaron began his march to history.
With a cast of screwballs, sluggers and beer swiggers, the Braves proved the guys at the corner bar could do the impossible --- topple Casey Stengel's New York baseball dynasty in a World Series for the ages.
Bushville Wins!: The Wild Saga of the 1957 Milwaukee Braves and the Screwballs, Sluggers, and Beer Swiggers Who Canned the New York Yankees and Changed Baseball


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ESCONDIDO -- Book & A Beer Club on the Grass will hold its first meeting from 6 to 7:30 p.m. June 4 at Stone Brewing World Bistro & Garden, 1999 Citracado Parkway. The evening will begin with a mixer at 5:30.
The group will discuss Michael Pollan's "The Omnivore's Dilemma," a story of the author's journey throughout the food chain.
Also, scheduled to appear at the meeting are David Bronner, president of Dr. Bronner's all-natural organic soaps and lotions, and Barry Logan, proprietor of La Milpa Organica Organic Farm. Both businesses are located in Escondido.
The meeting will be on the bistro's lawn; guest are invited to bring their own lawn chairs. Blankets will be provided for people without chairs.
Reserve to (760) 471-4999, Ext. 1700. For information, go to http://www.stoneworldbistro.com .
Community yard sale set for June 2
VALLEY CENTER -- Bates Nut Farm's "From Junk to Treasures," Valley Center's sixth annual community yard sale, will be held from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. June 2.
More than 40 families will come out to sell furniture, household items, clothing, jewelry, antiques, children's toys, books and more. All service organizations, school, youth and church organizations are encouraged to participate at no charge.
Alongside the yard sale, Bates Nut Farm and Farmer's DaughterBoutique will have a spring cleaning inventory clearance sale from8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Bates Nut Farm is at 15954 Woods ValleyRoad. Information: (760) 749-3333, http://www.batesnutfarm.biz .
Senior education courses scheduled
ESCONDIDO -- Sharon Timko of Senior Independence Inc. will offer these informational courses on Tuesdays.
- June 5: "Eldercare Benefits Locator."
- June 12: "Veterans Benefits."
- June 19: "Freebies, Discounts and Assistance Programs for Older Adults."
All classes are free and will be held from 9 to 11 a.m. in Room2 at Midway Plaza, 463 N. Midway Drive. To register, call theEscondido Adult School at (760) 739-7300 or go to http://www.quikreg.com .
Senior Independence is a nonprofit educational organization dedicated to educating seniors, their families and those who serve the older community.
'By the Sea' artists' reception on tap
ESCONDIDO -- The Escondido Art Association and Artists Gallery will host a new exhibit titled "By the Sea," featuring artwork celebrating the days of summer, from June 6 through 30. An artists' reception will take place from 5 to 8 p.m. June 9 at the gallery, 121 W. Grand Ave. For information, call gallery director Barbara Schmidt at (760) 489-0338.
Blood drives scheduled
NORTH COUNTY -- San Diego Blood Bank blood drives will be held at these locations.
- 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 7, Harrah's Rincon Casino & Resort, 777 Harrah's Rincon Way, Valley Center.
- 2 to 7 p.m. June 8, Windermere Exclusive Properties, 100 S. Escondido Blvd., Escondido.
Anyone age 17 or older in good health and weighing at least 110 pounds may be eligible to donate blood. Eating a good meal before donating is recommended.
Information: (800) 4MY-SDBB, http://www.sandiegobloodbank.org .
Embroiderers to gather June 7
ESCONDIDO -- The Threaded Needle chapter of the Embroiderers Guild of America will meet from 7 to 9 p.m. June 7 at Redwood Elderlink, 1151 S. Redwood St. For information, call (760) 741-5444.
Hearing loss group to meet June 9
ESCONDIDO -- The Hearing Loss Association of Escondido will meet from 10 a.m. to noon June 9 in the Joslyn Senior Center auditorium, 210 Park Ave.
A scholarship will be awarded to Alyse Lasater, a hard-of-hearing graduating senior in the Poway school district, who will attend UC Davis in the fall. She will speak about her years as a hard-of-hearing student.
There will be a coffee break and a 50-50 drawing. For information, call Sylvia at (760) 745-5408.
'Science Shack' to open at children's museum
ESCONDIDO -- The Escondido Children's Museum will present thegrand opening of its newest exhibit, "The Science Shack," at 1 p.m.June 9. Learn the science of making ice cream from scratch and makeyour own sundae. The museum is at 380 N. Escondido Blvd., Studio 1.For information, call (760) 739-9513 or go to http://www.escondidochildrensmuseum.org .
Lavender wreath workshop set
VALLEY CENTER -- Learn to make lavender wreaths at a workshop from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 10 and again June 30 at The Lavender Fields, 12460 Keys Creek Road. Students will use fragrant, freshly harvested lavender to make wreaths, as well as get a behind-the-scenes tour of The Lavender Fields.
Cost of $60 includes materials. A $10 multiple-student discountis available. Registration is required. Call instructor NadineSpier at (760) 944-9369 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com . Forinformation, go to http://www.thelavenderfields.com .
Auction items sought for REINS event
ESCONDIDO -- Prudential California Realty in Escondido will sponsor an auction for REINS, a horsemanship riding program for disabled children and adults, and is accepting donations through June 11. REINS stands for Riding Emphasizing Individual Needs and Strengths.
The live and silent auction will take place from 6 to 8:30 p.m.June 14 at the Escondido Country Club. For reservations or todonate an item, call Tatiana Lavoie at (760) 331-7955 or email@example.com .
4-H members win at competition
VALLEY CENTER -- 4-H members from Escondido, Pauma Valley and Valley Center competed in the recent 4-H Ag Judging and Knowledge Bowl Competition, hosted by the Pauma Valley 4-H Club.
Members were divided into three age groups -- junior, ages 9 and 10; intermediate, ages 11 to 13; and senior, ages 14 and older -- and answered questions about projects that are taught in 4-H.
In Home Arts and Crafts, junior first place went to Noah Barnes of Escondido 4-H, intermediate first place went to Emily Sears of Pauma Valley 4-H and senior first place went to Kelly Schroder of Valley Center 4-H. Intermediate second place was a tie between Maddy Meyers of Homesteaders 4H and Daniel Swalm of Valley Center 4-H. Senior second place was awarded to Max Meyers of Homesteaders 4-H.
In Animal Science, junior first-place was awarded to Noah Barnes, intermediate first place went to Ryan Martineau of Valley Center 4-H and senior first place went to Josh Schober of Pauma Valley 4-H. Intermediate second place was won by Ben Schober of Pauma Valley 4-H and senior second place was awarded to Alexis Oswalt of Pauma Valley 4-H.
This competition helps prepare the clubs for the larger countywide competition in June at the San Diego County Fair.
Open Cockpit Days set at aviation museum
SAN DIEGO -- Open Cockpit Days will be offered at the Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum at MCAS Miramar. Visit the museum, which is devoted to Marine Corps aviation history, and have a picture taken sitting in the cockpit of an F-18 Hornet fighter jet.
Open Cockpit hours will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 2, 3, 16,17 and 30; July 1, 14, 15, 28 and 29; and Aug. 11, 12, 25 and 26.The museum will remain open until 3:30 p.m. on those days. Freeadmission and parking. Information: (858) 693-1723, http://www.flyingleathernecks.org .
Portrait artwork on display
POWAY -- The San Diego Portrait Society's All-Members Show is under way through June 27 at the Poway Center for the Performing Arts, 15498 Espola Road. A reception will take place from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. June 2. For information, call (858) 748-0505.
DAR chapter to host luncheon meeting
ESCONDIDO -- The Rincon Del Diablo chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a luncheon meeting at 10:30 a.m. June 9 at the Escondido Country Club. Tom Hanscom will discuss his ancestor, Juan Bautista Alvarado, who established a family ranch in 1820 not far from the present Westfield North County mall in Escondido. Women interested in joining the DAR can get help from the chapter in researching their lineage. For luncheon information, call (760) 744-7530.
Book group to meet June 14
FALLBROOK -- The final Friends of the Fallbrook Library Book Talk of the season will be held at 1:30 p.m. June 14 in the Fallbrook Public Utility District board room. The selected book is "Dear Theo: The Autobiography of Vincent Van Gogh," and the discussion will be led by Fallbrook artist Cloyd Bedke.
Bedke has 40 years of experience as a designer/illustrator, art director and fine artist working in a variety of media and is considered a master watercolorist.
He was raised in the West on a ranch in Southern Idaho, graduated from Utah State University and started out as a teacher but turned to a professional career in illustration and design. He moved to San Diego in 1971 working in the advertising business as a designer and art director then started his own advertising agency and operated it for more than 32 years.
Sponsored by Friends of the Fallbrook Library, Book Talk is held the second Thursday of the month from September through June. The discussions are open to the public, no reservations are required and attendees need not be members of the Friends group. Suggestions of books and volunteers to lead discussions are welcome. For more Information, call (760) 728-6373.
Marching band to hold rummage and bake sale
FALLBROOK -- The Fallbrook Union High School Marching Band and Color Guard will have a rummage and bake sale,from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 2 in front of the Bob Burton Performing Arts Center on the Fallbrook High School Campus. Proceeds will be used to help defray expenses of the upcoming marching season.
Women's support group meets
BONSALL -- A.S.A.P. (Always Say A Prayer) is Riverview Evangelical Free Church's support group for women with chemically dependent family members. The group meets from 6:45 to 8:30 p.m. every Tuesday at the church, and is beginning a new study called ìBoundaries." This study is intended to help with biblically-based answers to questions. For more information, call Carol at (760) 758-5208, or just come to the church at the meeting time. The church is at 4980 Sweetgrass Lane. For information, visit www.refc.org.
Investment club meets monthly
FALLBROOK -- The Fallbrook Investment Club meets at 4 p.m. the second Monday of the month at the Fallbrook Public Utility District building, 990 E. Mission Road. For information, call Mary Lou Kollar, (760) 723-0480.
Brandon Gallery plans reception
FALLBROOK -- Brandon Gallery will host a reception and awards ceremony from 3 to 7 p.m. June 2 for the artists participating in the "Small Treasures" exhibition. The public is invited. Juror for the exhibition was Joanna Mersereau. She has an extensive background in graphics, and was one of a small group of women in Redlands who formed a transparent watercolor society now known as Watercolor West.
Participants in the exhibition are showing work no larger than 25 inches for the length and width of the piece, including frame. Watercolor, oil, pastel, photography, fine art prints and three-dimensional work will be exhibited. The exhibition will run today through June 30.
Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sundays. Call (760) 723-1330 or visit www.brandonartfallbrook.com.
Quilt guild to meet
FALLBROOK -- The Fallbrook Quilt Guild will meet at 6 p.m. June 7 at the Fallbrook Community Center at 341 Heald Lane. The theme is "Good Old Fashion Picnic," and the evening will begin with a pot luck dinner.
New officers will be installed. The winner of the opportunity quilt will be announced, as well as the group's scholarship winners. The public is welcome. For more information, contact Jane Carpenter at (760) 477-7068.
Runners group activities continue
FALLBROOK -- The Fallbrook Running and Walking Club members continue to gather for their weekly activities as follows:
- Wednesday fun walk and run 6 p.m. meeting under the scoreboard at the Fallbrook High School track.
- Saturday Fun Walk and Run 7:30 a.m. starting from the parking lot behind the Fallbrook Library.
- Sunday Fun Walk & Run 6:30 a.m. starting from the Pala Mesa resort parking lot.
Pot luck refreshments after Saturday and Sunday events. As always, runners and walkers of all abilities are welcome. For more information, e-mail: hammerin77@ yahoo.com.
Encore Club to host coffee June 5
FALLBROOK -- The Fallbrook Encore Club will gather for a coffee at 9:30 a.m. June 5 at the Fallbrook Public Utility District at 990 E. Mission Road. Following socialization, the meeting will begin at 10:15 a..m.
Although the group will not meet regularly during the summer, several activities are planned. A luncheon is planned for June 13 at Vista Valley Country Club to welcome new members ìflying upî from the Fallbrook Newcomers Club. On June 22 at one of the clubs on Camp Pendleton, there will be a summer party to be held jointly with Newcomers. The end-of-the-year pot luck party will be held July 29 at a member's home.
For information on club membership, call Susan Weeks at (760) 723-3660 or Karilyn Luchsinger at (760) 731-6607.
Old Time Country Fair begins tonight
RAMONA -- The Old Time Country Fair will be held from 5 to 10 tonight and from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. June 2 and 3 on the grounds of Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church, Sixth and E streets.
The fair will feature exhibits, crafts, games, food booths, carnival rides, a talent showcase, vintage cars and entertainment. The event will kick off with a performance by international singer and recording artist Enedina Lammers at 5 tonight.
Admission is free.
PHS Alumni Volleyball Game on tap
POWAY -- The annual Poway High Alumni Volleyball Game will be held at 7 p.m. June 2 in the gymnasium on campus, 15500 Espola Road. Past PHS volleyball stars will take on the Poway High varsity team. Admission is free. A $5 per person pizza reception will follow the game.
Alumni who would like to participate can e-mail DJ Vander Werffat firstname.lastname@example.com .
Blood drive set for June 5
SABRE SPRINGS -- Craig Levitt of Prudential California Realty will host a San Diego Blood Bank blood drive from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 5 in the parking lot at 13400 Sabre Springs Parkway.
Anyone age 17 or older in good health and weighing at least 110 pounds may be eligible to donate blood. Eating a good meal before donating is recommended.
Information: (800) 4MY-SDBB or http://www.sandiegobloodbank.org .
Low-cost grocery program available
POWAY -- Local residents can get low-cost groceries once a month through Poway Share. Most food packs include meat and vegetables; however, a vegetable pack is also available. Prices range $13 to $26 per pack.
Orders can be placed between 8 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. weekdays atthe Poway Senior Center, 13094 Civic Center Drive. They also can beplaced and paid for online at http://www.powayshare.com . Ordersfor this month must be placed by June 11.
For information, call Don at (858) 229-6874 or Vicki at (858)229-6875 or e-mail email@example.com .
Poway teen will lead Easter Seals walk
POWAY -- David Kaufman, 16, of Poway will serve as an honorary ambassador for the Easter Seals' fifth annual "Walk With Me" fundraiser June 16 at Knott's Soak City in Chula Vista.
David, who was born with the genetic disease tuberous sclerosis, which affects normal brain activity, will lead hundreds of walkers at the fundraising event supporting services for local children and adults with disabilities.
David has lived his life so far with developmental delays, seizures, a brain tumor that caused a visual impairment and a tumor on his one remaining kidney. Although he has experienced many challenges early on, he always has a smile and a hug available. He joined Easter Seals' monthly Weekend Camp Respite in Escondido many years ago, and says he still wouldn't miss it for the world.
Registration for the walk can be completed online at http://www.walkwithme.org . Walkerswho raise $300 or more will get one free ticket to Knott's SoakCity. Following the event, all walkers can enjoy a day of fun atthe water park for half the price.
For information, call Debbie Ball at (760) 737-3990, Ext. 83.
Ballroom dance class for teens offered
RANCHO BERNARDO -- A beginning ballroom dance class for teenagers will be held from 6 to 7 p.m. Thursdays from July 12 through Aug. 16 at the Rancho Bernardo Joslyn Center, 18402 W. Bernardo Drive. Cost is $60 for the six-week program. Call (858) 487-9324.
Fiesta Day planned at SMMS
SAN MARCOS -- San Marcos Middle School's Parent Teacher Organization will present its third annual Fiesta Day from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 2 at the school, 560 W. Mission Road.
The event will include entertainment by Orion Karate Studios, San Marcos Middle School Talent Show performers, Rancho Buena Vista High School folkloric dancers, the Crusader Jazz band and Mariachi Fiesta Tapatia; a variety food items; games; and information booths.
Admission to the event is free. Tickets for food and games cost $1 each or 25 for $20. All proceeds will benefit the school's PTO.
Knitting Club to meet June 5
SAN MARCOS -- The San Marcos Library's Knitting Club meets from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. the first Tuesday of each month at the library, 2 Civic Center Drive. Knitters of all skill levels are invited to trade tricks, tips and secrets. The next meeting will be held June 5. For information, call the library at (760) 891-3000.
Artwork sought for rotating gallery
SAN MARCOS -- The city's Community Services Department showcases artwork by local professional and amateur artists in a rotating art gallery at the San Marcos Community Center, 3 Civic Center Drive.
A new exhibit is presented every 60 days. Hours of operation are from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays. The last show, which ended May 31, included works by Ronald Ainsworth, Lucy Cruz, Ellen Gillis, Sandra LaMarche-McCarthy, Judy Salinsky and Ursula Schroter, all of San Marcos, and Lori Escalera of Vista.
Additional work is being sought for future exhibits. For anapplication, call (760) 744-9000, Ext. 3503, or go to http://www.san-marcos.net and clickon special events, rotating art gallery.
Women for Sobriety meets weekly
SAN MARCOS -- Women for Sobriety, a self-help group for women alcoholics, meets at 6 p.m. Mondays at the San Marcos Kaiser Permanente facility. The group is not a 12-step program. Call Ann at (760) 724-4474 or Debbie at (760) 214-2118.
Bird-watching field trip offered
The Palomar Audubon Society will offer these bird-watching fieldtrips. Information and directions: http://www.palomaraudubon.org (Field Trips).
- 8 a.m. June 2, Dairy Mart Pond and Bird and Butterfly Garden, San Diego.
- 8 a.m. June 9, Kit Carson Park, Escondido.
- 8 a.m. June 16, Agua Dulce Creek, San Diego County mountains.
- 8 a.m. June 23, Palomar Mountain.
- 8 a.m. June 30, Los Penasquitos Canyon Preserve, Rancho Penasquitos.
Aging, disability resource guide available
SAN DIEGO -- The county's Health and Human Services Agency Aging & Independence Services is offering a new connection to resources for aging and disability services.
The Aging and Disability Resource Connection is a one-stop shop for services, health information, assistive products, Medicare Part D updates, relevant legislation, fall prevention techniques, home and community-based care planning and a protected site to store your own health-related information.
The resources are available online at http://www.sandiego.networkofcare.org/aging .The Web site is backed up by both the AIS Call Center at (800)510-2020 and Access to Independence, the local Independent LivingCenter for people with disabilities, at (800) 300-4326 (TTY: (800)959-9395).
Volunteers sought to teach kids about business
SAN DIEGO -- Junior Achievement of San Diego and Imperial Counties is seeking volunteers to help instill lifelong lessons of business and American enterprise to North County students.
Junior Achievement, which provides various hands-on education programs to students in kindergarten through 12th grades, relies on local business people, community members, retirees, parents and college students to volunteer their time to teach students about business, free enterprise, work force skills and how to be a responsible citizen.
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I have a rendering problem with windows (not the OS ;-) and IE 7. In firefox everything works fine.
When I want to show content inside an Ext.Window the window width is the same as my monitors width or larger, I can not see the contents and I am not able to resize the window.
Here is the code:
Go to http://www.farcrycms.de/formtools_gen/index_new.htm and click 'Help' or 'View cfComponent Source' to view what I mean. Don't forget to browse with IE 7. ;-)Code:function showDocsWindow(){ var docsWin = new Ext.Window({ autoScroll:true, autoWidth: true, layout: 'fit', bodyStyle:'padding:0', title:'Documentation', hideBorders : true, maximizable:true, minimizable:true, autoLoad: './capture-1/capture-1.html' }); docsWin.show(); }
I have searched the forum but I found no solution yet.
PS: The code at http://www.farcrycms.de/formtools_gen/index_new.htm is also a nice tree DD example. Watch help movie with firefox to see what I mean.


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I normally use opensuse 11.2 but my laptop is drying out after a wine-astrophe. bless my visiting father for that one. wanted a netbook anyway, and have linpus lite on it. it sucks, i want eebuntu. alas linpus thinks my eebuntu iso is not to be extracted, copied, touched. it doesn't think my external dvd drive exists, and wouldn't allow it to be burnt anyway. i can't log in as root, no password. anywhere. the whole folder and contents are all set to read and write.
so the questions are 1: what is the standard su and user passwords for acer aspire one on linpus?
2: how do you force mount a cd drive on the command line?
3: how do i change permissions on the command line?
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Ethical Question Concerning Maternity Leave Poorly Handled
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Pack your stars 'n stripes and your handgun…the Royal Arsenal are set to play in the US of A. Arsene Wenger has resisted the temptation (maybe it wasn't even one) up until now preferring instead to take the Gunners to Austria for training camps and then playing low-key pre-season friendly matches in nearby locations (countries) such as Poland.
But all that is about change and as well as America expect the rip-roaring Reds to pitch up in the Far East, too. How do we know that the shift in policy is upon us? Tom Fox, Arsenal's Chief Commercial Officer, tells us so.
Asked if we will they ever travel to the United States as a club, he told arsenal.com: "The questions is when, not if . And when we do that we will do it in a way that demonstrates our commitment to come in and engage fans in that market in a way that is enduring and that adds value to our football club long term."
Fox goes on to say that global tournaments aren't the only way to introduce new fans to football. He added: "If you look at the U.S. leagues. Major League Baseball has played games outside of the U.S., the NFL and NBA have both played regular season games outside the U.S."
"We want to expose this club to as many fans of sport and football as we can around the world. One terrific way to do that is to take the team and to show that team live and in person."
I'll have some of that, pardner – wonder if my away season ticket will cover the games across the pond?
Cracking cup tie at Leeds last night and I was delighted to find the Peacock pub was still standing (smack bang opposite the ground) after being wrongly informed it had been bulldozed. Had a few in there before moving to the White Hart (not a great name for a pub I am sure you'll agree) and then to the ground to join the travelling fans behind the goal. Decent win and the complete opposite of the Ipswich games in terms of desire and concetration but the victory does mean you'll need to set your alarm clocks in the next round – noon kick-off!
After three away games we now face four home matches on the bounce with Wigan, Ipswich, Huddersfield and Everton all arriving at the Ems before the Geordies away. And we then have three more games on our own patch with Wolves, Barca and Stoke the visitors…if we beat Huddersfield and are drawn at home in the fifth round of the FA Cup then that'll be four.


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Xquisitecars, a custom car-mod company, has made a real life Zombie Killing Truck for the new Dead Island Riptide game. This is definitely a way better promotional gig than Deep Silvers previous attempt.
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NOTE 1: The factory automatic transmission will require a stand-alone computer to control shifting of the transmission once the original engine and ECU is removed.
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EDITOR – There is a motoring maniac in Amanzimtoti who owns a high powered sports car with a V8 or V10 engine, who thinks that Athlone Park is his personal race track and Kingsway his personal drag strip.
This mostly occurs in the early evening, although he could be heard during the day over the festive season as well.
Beside the extremely unpleasant racket that this car makes, this car is being driven at speeds in excess of 140km/h, and possibly speeds reaching 160km/h, judging by the engine revs achieved in third gear, and this in a 60km/h zone.
To the driver of this car, this may come as shock to you but the only person impressed by the unpleasant noise that your car makes and the speeds achieved in a residential area, is you.
The residents of Athlone Park, regardless of race or background, are civilised people and your sub-standard behaviour is an annoyance to us.
Take your expensive toy to a race track where your unseemly and immature behaviour and your car's performance can be monitored under controlled conditions.
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As promised, here are photos from Miss Cowboy Boot's wedding. Not only did she marry in my favorite state (Colorado), but they lucked out with GORGEOUS weather. Plus, it helps they had a beautiful setting.
You don't need to focus too much on the details when you have a backdrop like theirs, but they did not miss a beat anywhere. From the screenprinted maps on handkerchiefs, to the cute little bags for the guests.
All images courtesy of Tec Petaja Photography
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9:38 am on December 3rd, 2009
I am in love with this wedding. We got married on a ranch too, but it was much more green. The muted fall colors in the wedding are to DIE for. Not to mention the bride is gorgeous. Great feature!
2:00 pm on December 3rd, 2009
My fave part of this wedding is her hair. For SURE
5:40 pm on December 3rd, 2009
These are spectacular and she looks so beautiful!
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Long queues have reappeared in filling stations in Port Harcourt due to sudden petrol scarcity that hit the state. Motorists now spent several hours on the queues before buying petrol.The situation for motorists was worsened with the heavy rain which made their long wait in the queues more unpleasant.
The scarcity has led to less traffic on the road, making school children and other passengers to face serious difficulties going about their businesses. Motorists who could not wait patiently for their turns now patronised black-marketers, buying at N250 per litre.
The cost of transportation within the city had also risen due to the situation. A N150 taxi fare for some destinations went up to N300 while bus charges for a distance which used to be N50 is now N100. A commercial bus driver, Mr Levi Okorie, said that government should not allow the situation to linger for a long time. Mr Jacob Nze, a taxi driver, said that the difficulties faced by the citizenry during petrol scarcity period could not be described.
"Government should do something quickly, this is having negative effects on all of us'' he said. Also speaking, another commercial driver, Mr Isaiah Jaja, said that the situation would affect productivity in places of work. The current scarcity was allegedly caused by non-importation of products due to government's failure to remit funds.
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When school starts next week, construction on Tyler Road between 29th Street North and 37th Street North will allow for north-bound traffic only. The city of Wichita anticipates that south-bound traffic on that stretch of Tyler will be closed until the project is completed in October.
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"IF" I got bullied, I would try to ignore them first. Then, if there was nowhere to run i would try and defend myself. If there was a way to run, I would run and tell the teacher on them. I would do this because it's probably the best idea. If I saw my friend getting bullied, I would try not to get myself into that mess and try to get him away from there. If it was a friend that I hated, i would leave him.
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