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100g unbleached bread flour
50g unbleached all-purpose flour
½ teaspoon baking powder
½ teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
½ teaspoon salt
85g caster sugar
2 tablespoons blue poppy seeds
1 teaspoon cider vinegar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
50ml vegetable or sunflower oil
1½ tablespoons golden syrup
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- Preheat the oven at 180°C. Sift together flours, baking powder, bicarbonate of soda and salt; stir in sugar and poppy seeds. Place dry ingredients into a 21cm square baking tin. With the handle of a wooden spoon, make three holes in the mixture. Put vinegar in one hole, vanilla extract in the second, and oil and golden syrup in the third. Pour milk over the mixture and stir – quickly but
smoothlygently – with a wooden spoon until the mixture is smooth (don't take too long as the vinegar and bicarbonate of soda will start to react immediately and this is what causes the cake to puff up. Science... don't you just love it?).
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- Bake for 25-30 minutes, until risen and centre is springy to the touch. A toothpick or skewer inserted in the centre should come out clean. Cool the cake in tin; when cool, cover tin with foil and refrigerate overnight to allow the flavours to meld and the moist texture to develop. Eat the next day, served with passion fruit glaze. (I don't know how the folks at the LA Times got the cake out of the tin since it wasn't greased. I had to slice it in the tin but each slice came out nicely.)
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Pulp from 4 passion fruit
2 tablespoons caster sugar
1 teaspoon corn starch
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Albuquerque, N.M. — Illinois freshman Kandie Bloch-Jones tied for 14th in the women's high jump and earned second-team All-America honors Saturday at the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships.
The Argenta-Oreana graduate cleared 5 feet, 10 inches, tying her third-best mark of the season. Bloch-Jones won the Big Ten title with a leap of 5-103/4 and had a season-best height of 5-111/2.
"Kandie represented our program and the University of Illinois well," Illini coach Ron Garner said. "She's had an outstanding indoor season and start to her freshman year.
"She's somewhat disappointed about today and believes that she could have done better. As a coaching staff, we want her to have high standards. This NCAA Championship has been a very positive experience. Her consistency is excellent and she's been jumping with the best jumpers in the Big Ten and the NCAA. She will continue to get better."
Georgia's Leontia Kallenou, the only other freshman in the 16-athlete field, earned the national title with a mark of 6-11/2.
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Salukis sweep Illini. A ninth-inning rally by the Illini fell short and Southern Illinois held on for a 3-2 victory to complete a doubleheader sweep at Carbondale.
Trailing 3-0 entering the ninth, Illinois cut the deficit on a sacrifice fly by Ryan Nagle and a two-out RBI single by Ryne Roper. With the bases loaded, SIU ended it when reliever Kyle Pruemer retired Will Krug (2 for 5) on a fielder's choice groundout.
In the opener, the Illini led 5-3 after three innings but were shut out thereafter as the Salukis rallied to a 6-5 victory. Casey Fletcher, Nagle and Jason Goldstein each had two hits and combined for four RBI for Illinois (7-9).
In softball:
Illini salvage split. Illinois bounced back from a first-game collapse and defeated Nebraska-Omaha 6-1 to finish the day 1-1 in the Fighting Illini Invitational at Eichelberger Field.
Freshman right-hander Brandi Needham limited Omaha to three hits and threw shutout ball during the final six innings. Katie Repole drove in two runs and Alex Booker had two of the Illini's six hits.
Earlier, Illinois took a 4-1 lead into the top of the seventh inning but couldn't stop a six-run outburst by North Dakota State in a 7-4 loss. UI starter Shelese Arnold and Needham allowed a combined five hits, including two home runs, and hit two batters in the seventh.
In women's gymnastics:
Illini second in Quad. The No. 14 Illini finished second in the Big Ten Quad Meet at East Lansing, Mich., earning a spot in the evening session at next Saturday's conference championships. No. 9 Nebraska won with a 197.050 score, while Illinois totaled 196.875.
The Illini scored a 49.350 on vault, the third-highest score in program history. UI teammates Erin Buchanan and Amber See finished in a three-way tie for first in the event with 9.9s.
UI junior Sunny Kato tied her career high of 9.9 on uneven parallel bars while placing second.
In men's gymnastics:
Iowa outscores Illinois. The No. 6 Illini won two individual events and the all-around while finishing second in a five-team meet at Lincoln, Neb. Illinois scored a 434.850 to trail No. 9 Iowa's 437.250.
Illini freshman Matthew Foster placed first in pommel horse at 14.950. UI senior Jordan Valdez captured the parallel bars with a career-high 15.300 score. C.J. Maestas won the all-around title with a score of 87.900.
In women's golf:
Postillion second. Redshirt junior Samantha Postillion placed second for her best career finish, leading the Illini to seventh place in the 14-team Lady Jaguar Intercollegiate at Augusta, Ga.
Postillion opened the day by tying her career-low round with a 1-under-par 71, then shot a 77 for a 54-hole total of 221. She finished 4 strokes behind Lacey Fears of Mercer.
Illinois carded a 300 in the morning before falling back with a 317 for a 928 total.
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(MOC) Ghastly Railroad Workers: They'll Die to Finish the Line (MOC) Rickety Water Tower: Water for the Ghost Train (MOC) Moonshine Still: Sure to Set Your Soul on Fire! (MOC) Return to Grave Stone (Feb-Mar 2009) #1: Haunted Mill (Sutter's Mill) #2: Ghostly Hay Wagon #3: Spooky Shack #4: Whispering Windmill #5: Shadow Chapel #6: Dead Man's Bridge #7 & 8: Shady Inn (Versions 1 & 2) #9: Prospector Tex Grimwell #10: Sinister Stable #11: Nightmare Stagecoach #12: Putrid Creek Mill #13: Barn House of Barnabas Higgens #14: Grave Stone Cemetery #15: Haunted Mine #16: Snake Oil Wagon of Professor Snidley C. Rooked Grave Stone Station Grave Stone 2009 Grimwell Manor Haunted Clock Tower Last Stand at Tierra De Los Muertos Bloody Mary, Steam Boat Civil War (Nov 2009) 10602 Iron Side, Small Confederate Steam Boat 10603 Confederate Hideout 10604 Confederate Supply Wagon 10605 Officer's Wagon 10606 War Prisoners 10607 Arms Wagon Confederate Army (complete Civil War Collection) Old Mexico (Dec 2009) Mexican Village (10620-10622) 10610 Spanish Mission 10611 Rosa's Cantina 10612 Pueblo Hideout 10613 Arms Traders 10614 Soldiers Outpost 10615 Masked Rider 10616 Mexican Church 10616 Mexican Church II: with add-on building and interior 10617 Bandito Brothers 10618 Ox Cart 10619 Senor' Palomar's Hacienda 10623 Army Patrol 10624 Plaza de Toros Wild West Discussions & MOCs Wild West Shoot-Out (Quiz) 12 Great Sets for the Wild West Theme Best Lock Old Wild West Sets and Discussion re. the Discontinuation of the Wild West Theme Schleich American Frontier: Why Not Lego? (Discussion) Lego WW Theme and Playmobil: Playmobil re-releases retired themes, why not Lego? (Discussion) Vote for your favorite Wild West set here (Poll) What's New in Western MOCs? - Return of TheBrickster! What non-WW minifigs make great additions to the WW theme? (Discussion) Help Dusty Miller: What sets would you add to the WW theme? (Discussion) Deadwood Inspired MOCs: Corpsville (Lugnet Post/Find) Battle of New Orleans: Lego Video of the Famous Battle Bandit's Secret Hideout (6761) Set Review: On Adequate.com - Joseph Gonzales American Indian Sub-Theme: Islanders of the Wild West? (Discussion) Classic Wild West and the Mocs They Inspire (Discussion) Log Pieces vs. Regular Brown Pieces: Do They Make a Difference (Discussion) Wild West Color Palette: What Other Colors Work Well for WW Buildings (Discussion)? Ghost Towns & Wild West History: How many of you have visited a real Ghost Town? Root'n Toot'n Wild West Poll (Survey re. the re-release of a WW theme) Wild West Fun, What is it that makes the Wild West theme so much fun? (Poll) Alberta and Ryolite Ghost Town MOCs (MOC Pages) Saloon Vignette by Corran (Flickr Find) Fort Legoredo Expanded (Brickshelf Find) Scotty's Castle Mystery Tour Train Train Articles ARTICLE: Ten Terrific Train Links, Beneficial Community Resources for Every Lego Train Fan ARTICLE: The Enjoyment of Lego Trains, For the Town Fan Who Doesn't Own a Train ARTICLE: What Ever Happened to the Single Train Car? Rolling Stock Reluctance ARTICLE: What Ever Happened to the Train Engine Shed? LEGO Train Article Train Topics 7898 Cargo Train Deluxe Variation, Boxcar Blues (Discussion) American Trains (Real Images) Are Two 9V Motors Better Than One?, Ramifications of adding a 2nd 9V motor to your locomotive Balancing Towns with Trainyards: How do you balance? BNSF Caboose (Brickshelf Find) Bridges & Inclines, Building Tips and Strategies Building Lego Train Track, Parts vs. Prefab Cargo Train Competition, A Train Tech Cargo Train Face-Off Cargo Train Fun, Share pictures of your cargo trains at work Crane Car Creativity, What Makes the Crane Car So Special? Creative Train Combos, How Do You Combine Your 9V Sets? Diesel Dilemma: Choose Your Favorite of the Diesel Trio Emerald Night Wheel Fix, What to Do if Your Emerald Night is Locking Favorite Train Engine (Poll) FREIGHT or FANCY?, Train Tech Poll Fun with Flatbeds, What to Add to Your Freight Trains? Garden Railroading & Large Layouts with Lego Trains (Discussion) Imitation 9V Trains (Brickshelf Find and Discussion) Infared Link for PF Trains, What is this new piece? Integration of Trains & Boats: A Train & Town Cross Over Topic - From Maersk to Marina Layout Choices, What type of layout do you prefer? Lehmann Toy Train, Ideas for Fun Lego Trains Maersk Madness Contest Mixed Train Lengths, Realistic or Evolving? (Discussion) Outstanding German Trains, Eisenbahn Maj.Com Find Pizza Displays, Creative Idea for Smaller Layouts Project Train Start, For beginners and new fans of LEGO trains Rail Crossing: The Forgotten Piece, Do You Build With 4519? Rolling Stock Undercarriages, Building Tips SFSC vs. the BNSF (Face-Off Poll) Tale of the Ghost Train, Make-Your-Own-Story Terrible Train Town Tragedy, What Happens When Your Town Takes a Turn for the Worst? Thinking Outside the Boxcar, Boxcar Hints & Tricks Track Mix, Grey, Bley, & Metal Rails Train Art, Inspiration to create LEGO Trains Train Parts Needed for Pick A Brick, What Pieces Should Lego Offer? Train Rooves, What's Your Favorite Element? Train Signs: Crossing & Signals, Building Tips Train Storage & Display, How Do You Display Your Trains? 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REVIEW: 10015 Green Passenger Wagon REVIEW: 10016 Fuel Tanker, My Own Train Rolling Stock REVIEW: 10020 Santa Fe Super Chief REVIEW: 10133 Burlington Northern Santa Fe, A Dark Green & Orange Beauty Train Tech: Comprehensive Train Topic Index Pirates Port Legend Port Legend (Post 2) Stockade Conspiracy Greetings to Admiral Phes, Tale of the Voyage to the Non-Pirate Realms Port Mead (My 1st Pirate MOC) Pirate Prison (3rd Pirate MOC) Caribbean Clipper 6274 Image Review Favorite Pirate Set Company (Poll) Islanders 6292 Help, Enchanted Island Info Needed Playmobil Pirate Ideas: Soldier Fortress w/ Lighthouse #4294 (Discussion) Pirates 2008/2009 6239 Cannon Battle (Review) 6240 Kraken Attackin' (Review) 6253 Shipwreck Hideout (Review) 6192 Pirate Construction Set - Basic (Review) Vessels & Vehicles vs. Bases & Buildings: Which Do You Like Better? 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(Discussion) Legendary Castle Sets (Poll) Medieval Village, Buildenham (Brickshelf Find) Fantasy Castle: Castle in the Clouds (Brickshelf Find) NWBC Awesome Castle Display (Brickshelf Find) Hilltop Tower: Yellow Castles Aren't Dead (Brickshelf Find) Wooden Fortress (Maj.com Find) Barraks of the Order of the Rampant Lion (Brickshelf Find) Wizard's Tower (Brickshelf Find) Purple Hills: Castle of the Purple Wizards (Brickshelf Find) Hong Kong 2007 Brickshow Display (Brickshelf Find) Gronlif's Magic Forest (Brother Brick Blog / Brickshelf Find) Battle of the Castles: Vladek's Dark Fortress vs. Royal King's Castle (Poll) Fright Knights Theme: Frightfully Fun or Dreadfull Design? (Discussion) Magnificent Knight Contest (Contest Entries) Magnificent Knight Contest (Poll) Wizard's Challenge Contest (Best Wizard & Wizard's Workshop) Wizard's Challenge (Poll) Classic Castle MOCs (2010) Knight's Joust Dragon Knight's Procession Forestman's Wagon Forestmen's Ruins Knights Kingdom Speculation re. 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Modulars vs. Classic Town, Integration of modular buildings with Classic Town Seasonal Influence, How does the weather impact your Tabletowns? Lego Farms: Western or City?, Is Farm really a City sub-theme? What puts the CLASS in Classic Town? What Town Sets Are You Saving? Those Extra-Special Sets What's Next for Lego Trains?, Speculation, Rumors, & Wishes TRAINS or TOWN?, Which Theme Do You Prefer? Green or Grey?, Which color roadplates do you prefer? (Poll) Town Plan 10184 Favorite Building, What's your favorite structure? (Poll) Combining City with Other Themes, What themes have you mixed with City? Real Water in Your City, Brick Built vs. Sparkletts Modular Madness: Which Modular Set is Your Favorite, Cafe Corner, Green Grocer, or Fire Brigade? Your Modular Collection 28 Days Later, What do you do after the build? Future of Farm, Top Choice or Pork Sausage? 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(Discussion) Batcave 7783 Image Review Arkham Asylum 7785 Image Review Bat Attack: Which superhero theme could take down Batman? (Discussion) MOC: Retro 1966 Batboat Fantasy Island Fantasy Island Playset Island Vehicle Atlantis REVIEW: Atlantis 8060 Typhoon Turbo Sub, Dive into the depths of Atlantis REVIEW: Atlantis 8056 Monster Crab Clash, Sure to give you the crabs Mysteries Murder on the Lego Express - Part 1 Murder on the Lego Express - Part 2 Murder on the Lego Express - Part 3 Murder on the Lego Express - Bloopers, Spoofs, & Questions Mystery at Crowley Mansion - Background Mystery at Crowley Mansion - Sign-Up/Participants Mystery at Crowley Mansion - Index Mystery at Crowley Mansion - Part 1 (The Beginning) Mystery at Crowley Mansion - Part 2 (The Mystery Continues) Mystery at Crowley Mansion - Character Bios & Clues (Shared after the mystery) Murder on Flight 514 Mystery Ship Murder on the Emerald Express Mini-Mysteries Funeral Murder Adventurers Favorite Adventure Subtheme (Poll) Favorite Adventure Boat (Poll) Favorite Adventure Plane (Poll) Favorite Egyptian Desert Set (Poll) Favorite Crocodile Adventure Set (crosses themes (Poll)) Favorite Adventurer Hero "The Good" (Poll) Favorite Adventurer Villain "The Bad" (Poll) Favorite Adventurer Monster "The Ugly" (Poll) The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly - Poll Results Orient Expedition Quiz Historic Themes and Orient Expedition Discussion Adventure Sub-Theme Ideas (Discussion) 4888 Ocean Odyssey: Adventurer Fit Decoding Egyptian Hieroglyphics If You Were Johnny Thunder, What Would Be Your Most Valuable Item? 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This seafront hotel features a private beach on the Aegean coast, and an outdoor pool with a water slide. The hotel has a Turkish bath, fitness centre and air-conditioned rooms with private balconies. All rooms are equipped with satellite TV and a minibar at Hotel Golmar Beach. Sea, pool or mountain views can be enjoyed from the rooms. Meals are served as an open buffet at the main restaurant.


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Hotel Dhingra Residency
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Hotel Dhingra Residency is located at 5 km from both the Verka Junction and the Rose Garden. This Amritsar hotel offers its guests free breakfast. The hotel has 15 rooms spread across 3 floors. Each room has an attached bathroom with 24-hour hot and cold water supply. Amenities in the rooms include ironing boards, microwaves, wardrobes, and LCD TVs. This hotel in Amritsar has a restaurant and provides laundry, doctor-on-call, and 24-hour room services. Hotel Dhingra Residency has a front desk and a travel desk. Guests can visit the Jallianwala Bagh (9 km), Harmandir Sahib (temple; 9 km), and Shiv Mandir, Mohkampura (temple; 6 km). The Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee International Airport is at 14 km from the hotel, whereas the Batala Road Bus Stop is at 6 km.
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England Saxons rally to beat South Africa A
England Saxons staged a superb second-half recovery to beat South Africa A 29-26 and seal a 2-0 series triumph.
The Saxons won the first meeting 32-24 in Bloemfontein but looked set for defeat in George after South Africa stormed into a 26-8 lead following converted tries by Sergeal Petersen and Francois Venter just after half-time.
However, the Saxons hit back almost immediately through hooker Tommy Taylor - his second try of the match - before flanker Matt Kvesic went over in the 55th minute. Danny Cipriani added the extras on both occasions as South Africa's lead was slashed to 26-22 .
That is the way the scoreline stayed until five minutes from the end when wing Christian Wade, who was drafted into the starting line-up in place of the injured Alex Lewington, capitalised on good work from the Saxons forwards to dive over.
Cipriani again slotted the conversion, taking his points haul to nine, and South Africa could find no late response at Outeniqua Park to leave the tourists celebrating a series win.


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] With the unique vision of its director Mick Thomas, Jimmy Carr heads the cast of this feature film originally of UK, with original script in English (available with subtitles), whose premiere was scheduled for 2013. You can watch The Big Fat Quiz of the Year online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2013.
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Runtime: 100 minutes
Jimmy Carr, Richard Ayoade, Noel Fielding, Dara O'Briain, Jonathan Ross, Kristen Schaal, Jack Whitehall, Danny Dyer, Natalie Ann Holt, The Children of Mitchell Brook Primary School, Russell Brand, Mr. Burton, Steve Carell and Charles Dance.
100-minute film (full movie) directed by Mick Thomas.
The original audio of The Big Fat Quiz of the Year has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in UK.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2013.
Screenplay written by Shaun Pye, Jez Stevenson, Christine Rose, Aiden Spackman, Jimmy Carr and Charlie Skelton.
Matt Nida, Aoife Dunne, Lizzie Anders, David Price, Damien Largey, Jane Goldman and Jonathan Ross.
This film was produced and / or financed by Hot Sauce.
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Self-titled debut album available now on King Electric Records!
Buy the digital album (mp3)
(from Gumroad, who will donate proceeds Wed, 9/27 to Unicef relief for Puerto Rico)
Inspired by classic Sesame Street bits (like the one with the cats), Cody Ground used stop motion animation to create a video that documents this story of love and metamorphosis.
About Spring Bees
Spring Bees was born when Texpatriate indie rocker Monte Holman teamed up with members of Old Crow Medicine Show, Royal Forest, Jenny and the Corn Ponies and many others to record songs about feeling unconditional love, dealing with loneliness, and caring for pets responsibly (read: picking up their poo when you have to).
Cody Ground made the "Used to Be" video.
Album and website artwork from Rijksmuseum.
Recent Press
"Used to Be" premiers at Zooglobble
"There's a strong feeling of love suffusing the entire album…[Spring Bees] definitely will give you warm and fuzzy (and fuzzed out) indie rock feelings, but not in a too-cool-for-school way."
—Stefan Shephard
"Used to Be"
on Jeff Bogle's Out With The Kids April 2017 podcast
"I'm a music snob and yet here I swoon, again, over another children's song. Listen to this, notice the dense fuzzed-out backbeat, hear the perfect verse about the teddy bear and the one about the worker bee (oh man that lyric is SO good!), and fall in love."
—Jeff Bogle
"Used to Be" & radio premiers of "Big Girl Seat" & "Poopy Dogs"
on Radio Active Kids, April 15, 2017
"I love this next song—it makes me laugh. Turn it up! Possibly the best song about dog poop that has ever been written!"
—Sagan, host of Radio Active Kids, on "Poopy Dogs"
Spring Bees album review
"The songs of SPRING BEES – like everything else – start at the beginning. 'Used to Be' asks the universal question, 'Have we met before?' as in 'Were we destined to be parent and child?'"
—Jeff Cohen
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05-13-09, 17:49 #1Registered User
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Unanswered: Grab only numbers out of a text string (MS Access)
I created a program for sending out dunning letters for past due invoices. The program evaluates past due invoices and generates cover letters and accompanying invoices then merges the cover letter and invoice(s) as a single PDF. At that time the program emails the PDF to RCFax.com who then, in turn, faxes the dunning letters to the customers. How we tell RC fax whom to send the letters to is by having the fax number @rcfax.com like email@example.com.
My question is, is there any way to convert the text string in our ERP to show only numerical values? I have a series of "Replace" functions removing such things as parenthesis and hyphens successfully, however, I've started noticing additional characters I'd like removed. I tried creating a larger series of replace functions to remove all non-numeric characters, however this quickly became too "complex" to perform in a query. Some examples of fax number formating are:
(999) 999-9999
I know ideally an ERP should catch these formating issues when fax numbers were entered, however, these fax numbers are located in the AR rep's account notes and correct formating was not a big issue until now. I keep thinking the easiest way to remove all characters should be if there was something like a Val function that returned only number values in a string, out of a text string with other characters. Anybody else had to deal with this?
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The very easiest and (possibly) most efficient is an expression like:
SELECT Iif(Mid(theColumn, 1, 1) LIKE "[0-9]", Mid(theColumn, 1, 1)) & Iif(Mid(theColumn, 2, 1) LIKE "[0-9]", Mid(theColumn, 2, 1)) & Iif(Mid(theColumn, 3, 1) LIKE "[0-9]", Mid(theColumn, 3, 1))..... AS numberCol
A more flexible method is a user defined VBA function - pass in the string. Iterate through the characters, concatenating each numeric one onto the end of a variable and return that. This (may) run more slowly, but will handle any number of characters.Testimonial:
pootle flump
ur codings are working excelent.
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Thanks Pootle, it looks like that field is limited to 20 characters so I should be safe running through it that many times. That should solve the problem, thanks again! Joshua


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Discussion in 'Android Devices' started by JoshWisoff, Apr 11, 2010.
what size do you think they will include? the droid has a 16gb and the n1 comes with an 8gb.
Well, some trustworthy people on here have said it's coming with 8gb of onboard storage (NOT a microSD card). It does have a slot for microSD but since it's already coming with so much storage, it's possible it won't be sent with a card at all.
but it is also possible that we wont be able to save apps onto the phone itself.
how's that possible??
didnt that happen with the droid? that was why the card was needed?
I thought that there was like 256mb for apps or something on the Droid. The card was just for stuff that the user wanted to put on it for music, photos, and so forth. I don't think that it will be sent with a card since it already has the onboard memory. You can get microSD cards now though for cheap online. Just go hunting!
No, they just included the card as an added feature. No Android phones allow saving of apps to the SD cards.
i checked the UG and it wont come with a card. :-/
You'd think if there was 8 gig on board that the specs sheet in the owner's manual would have mentioned it.
Even though it says "sold separately" it could still potentially come with one. I'm pretty sure that the user's guide is written by the manufacturer, not the carrier. The carrier can still modify what comes with the phone. I'm almost positive that my Storm UG said that the card was sold separately, but it came with one. The Vodaphone version didn't.
Yeah it's doubtful, not to mention you don't want it to come with one. Not only would it be cheaper to get one in amazon, they'd get the slowest (cheapest) of it's size. I'd rather get one on my own that will be faster at writing.
I've looked at the user manual and other sites... I don't think it will come with one, but it's alright considering it has 8GB of onboard storage.
How is the SanDisk 16 GB Class 2 microSDHC? Is it worth the extra money for a Class 4 because it seems like that there are a lot of fail issues with this model.
I wouldn't buy sandisk period. They are overpriced and not anymore reliable.
then what do you think is the best i can get for $30?
Has there been documentation of that?
Don't 90% of people already have a memory card by now? I have an 8GB in my EnV Touch that barely gets used. I hate when they force those kind of things on you... I just end up selling it on eBay anyway.
yeah, i have one. it's a really bad 4 gig kingston one, though. i want to get a good one since im about to drop 250 for a new phone...
My Eris came with the Class 2 8gig which is extremely slow, my Dare however came with a Class 4 8gig and I could noticabley see pictures load much faster on the class 4.. I'll be getting a class 6 32gig when the incredible is released
good luck on finding one
How does the class effect the card?
Nevermind : It's amazing how much one can learn off of ebay. LOL
Anyone know what class card the droid came with? Just curious...
Yes, in the user manual. It says:
Also, on the specs page here, it lists 8 GB moviNAND storage, which is an embedded memory device made by Sandisk. This means that the 8 GB storage will be internal, and there is a separate SD expansion slot.
class 2 16gb
Really? are they not readily available?


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WELLINGTON, Fla. - The sudden death of 21 polo horses at a championship event in Florida may have been caused by a toxin in the animals' feed, vitamins or supplements, veterinarians said Monday.
The horses from the Venezuelan-owned team Lechuza Caracas became ill just before a tournament match Sunday, collapsing and dying on the scene or while being treated at vet clinics or transported, officials said.
Dr. Scott Swerdlin, a veterinarian at Palm Beach Equine Clinic near the polo grounds, treated one of the sick horses. He said it appeared the animals died of heart failure caused by some kind of toxin that could have been in tainted food, vitamins or supplements, or by some combination of all three that caused a toxic reaction.
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The Oxford Textbook of Clinical Research Ethics is the first comprehensive and systematic reference on clinical research ethics. Under the editorship of experts from the U.S. National Institutes of Health of the United States, the book's 73 chapters offer a wide-ranging and systematic examination of all aspects of research with human beings.
Considering the historical triumphs of research as well as its tragedies, the textbook provides a framework for analyzing the ethical aspects of research studies with human beings. Through both conceptual analysis and systematic reviews of empirical data, the contributors examine issues ranging from scientific validity, fair subject selection, risk benefit ratio, independent review, and informed consent to focused consideration of international research ethics, conflicts of interests, and other aspects of responsible conduct of research.
The editors of The Oxford Textbook of Clinical Research Ethics offer a work that critically assesses and advances scholarship in the field of human subjects research. Comprehensive in scope and depth, this book will be a crucial resource for researchers in the medical sciences, as well as teachers and students.
Reviewer:Daniel Bustillos, JD, PhD(Saint Louis University)
Description:A comprehensive book outlining the major areas of controversy in the ethics of clinical research, this is a compendium of research ethics analysis and cases for the classroom, clinic, and ethics committee room.
Purpose:It is intended as a textbook for students of clinical research ethics as well as a reference for researchers and institutional review board (IRB) members. By systematically dissecting hard cases and focusing on empirical evidence, it offers an analytic framework for resolving ethical issues in clinical research ethics.
Audience:This book is of special interest to students of clinical research ethics, teachers, researchers, and IRB members. Those with an interest in international research ethics will be pleased with the attention given that subject. The broad and deep scope of the book makes it a useful reference.
Features:Throughout 73 chapters that deal with nearly every conceivable issue in clinical research ethics, the authors take pains to adhere to a systematic and analytical framework with which to educate readers and equip them to resolve the practical issues likely to arise in clinical research.
Assessment:This is an excellent and comprehensive compendium of scholarship, novel research, practical advice, and dependable reference. The chapters dedicated to international research ethics and disparities in research are prescient of the foci that the field will have to embrace in the near future. The book's inclusive and broad focus makes it a worthwhile investment as the it will remain useful for some time to come.


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When 4 friends in Belgium learned that the girls at Enna School sometimes had to fetch water from the polluted Nairobi River, they decided to raise the money to drill a bore hole. Now there is water in abundance, supplying not only Enna, but also a primary school of 950 children, another girls school, an orphanage and the people of the surrounding villages.
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Candidates break ground with online-only debate
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The only cyber showdown between the Democratic candidates running for Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's seat drew thousands of viewers this morning as the four squared off for one of the final times.
Geared towards students – facing one of the worst economies in recent history when they graduate – the debate was a deal breaker for some young voters heading to the polls for the Dec. 8 primary.
MediaBiz watched the debate with four politically astute students who weighed in throughout the hour-long forum. With a busy schedule of school, studies and work, watching a debate online was the only way some young voters could tune in.
With so many people using their computers to watch movies and TV shows, it's a natural progression to shift debates to the Web. The set-up was similar to the TV debates and was as aesthetically pleasing as any other debate broadcast.
"It expands the opportunity for viewership," said Justin Dulak, a Suffolk freshman studying political science. Pat Johnson, a sophomore majoring in political science, said watching a debate online is more convenient because he's in class, at the library or at work when most debates air.
The debate, jointly sponsored by the Herald and Suffolk, included all four Democratic candidates, who fielded questions from increasing troops in Afghanistan to the economy to health care to student loans.
Martha Alvarado, a freshman and government major, said an online debate "really draws people to go a little further to make sure they are informed" and people could watch it while at work.
It's still too early to tell exactly how many people logged on to watch today's debate, but they joined a real-time blog post in swarms. There were Twitter feeds by editors and reporters and questions being e-mailed to Herald staffers before and during the debate.
The ears perked up on this crowd when the candidates were asked about making college more affordable. Nicole Coakley, a freshman political science major who isn't related to Attorney General Martha Coakley, was impressed when U.S. Rep. Michael Capuano said more help needs to be given to students going into low paying professions that aid society.
"That was a big deal to me, as someone who has looked at teaching as an option," Coakley said.
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Very few kids dream of becoming a referee one day. But in those rare cases when the dream of a boxing career meets a thirst for justice and fairness, a path may be found into the prizefighting game -- the biggest fights on the biggest stages in the world.
And in the world of boxing, it doesn't get any bigger than this:
"It was the night in which I refereed that fight with Julio Cesar Chavez at Aztec Stadium," said Joe Cortez, the instantly recognizable referee who has been a staple on major boxing cards for more than 25 years, when asked about the most joyful moment of his career. "To me, that was one of the greatest and happiest nights for me."
But even that audience of more than 135,000 chanting their idol's name in a fight against Greg Haugen pales in comparison with a lesser-known night in the boxing world that Cortez nevertheless holds close to his heart.
It was the fight between Gaspar 'Indio' Ortega, a top-rated Mexican contender in the 1960s and Cortez's mentor and father figure, and titleholder Emile Griffith. "Even though he lost," Cortez said, "it was as if I was seeing my father fighting for a world title, and I was so happy that day."
Sometimes, fans rush to conclusions that are unbelievable. I don't see races or colors -- I treat every fighter as if he was my son. I am there to protect them and care for them, and also to enforce the rules. But I am never biased towards anyone. It would be unethical for an official to do something like that.
"-- Joe Cortez
Born in New York's Spanish Harlem to Puerto Rican parents, Cortez, who was raised along with his three brothers by his single mother, had a difficult upbringing. But his rough childhood had a new beginning after he met Ortega, who would guide Cortez's first steps in the sport that would one day make him famous.
"I started fighting as an amateur in New York in 1960," Cortez said. "That's when I won my first championship. I won a total of six Golden Gloves tournaments in my years as an amateur. Then, I became pro in '63 in an undercard with Gaspar Ortega, and I continued fighting in Hawaii, Mexico and other places. I had a total of 19 fights as a professional."
The boxing scene in those years wasn't as vibrant as the current scene, in which a successful amateur career serves as a springboard for greater glories in the professional realm and an Olympic medal holds weight in the paid ranks.
"Our managers told us, 'Joe, don't waste your time with that, go pro, forget about it,'" Cortez said of any Olympic ambitions. "And we followed that advice. When I became 18, I went pro. But there was no money in those days. When I was 21, I was already married. And when I was 23, I had two kids and I decided to look for a job to support my family."
He soon found work, and it came with a privileged view: Cortez moved to Puerto Rico to take a managerial position with the Conquistador Hotel in Fajardo, a paradisiacal corner of the island where his parents were born. He lived there for eight years, returning to New York to become the head of casino operations for the same company.
"When I returned to New York in '77, that's when I became an amateur-level referee," said Cortez, who quickly moved up through the ranks. "The New York [Athletic] commission called me up and told me that they had seen qualities in me that would be suitable for professional boxing, and I became a professional ref in New York and New Jersey."
It was the beginning of a 15-year stint as a referee in New York, and at the same time Cortez was starting his own business in the food industry. After a successful run as an entrepreneur in several other endeavors, he semi-retired in 1988, having invested his earnings in real estate. But the best had yet to come.
"In '92, the Nevada [State Athletic] commission was looking for a referee with a good name and reputation, and they gave me the chance," Cortez said. "That same year, I moved to Las Vegas."
Before long, Cortez was meeting movie producers and actors who frequently attended prizefights and recognized the ubiquitous referee. "That's how I started this other career," Cortez said.
His "other career" has landed Cortez multiple roles in movies such as "Rocky Balboa," "Play it to the Bone," "I Spy" and "Undisputed." They all depict Cortez doing what he does best: working as the third man in the ring of an important boxing event. And rather than settling on the occasional cameo appearance, he has ventured out on his own in the industry.
"I now have a company called Dream Network TV," Cortez said. "We do commercials, special features and documentaries." One project is a film focusing on his personal life and journey through boxing -- a daunting task given the number of fights he has worked, including what he considers his first major accomplishment.
"Roberto Duran against Iran Barkley," Cortez said. "I was already doing my 17th world championship bout, and after that fight I started doing bigger and bigger fights."
It's an impressive list that includes Chavez-De La Hoya, Tyson-Holmes, Camacho-Leonard, Holyfield-Bowe and Foreman-Moorer. Still, it hasn't been a bed of roses throughout Cortez's long career. The most unpleasant part of a referee's job description has to be making life-or-death decisions on the fly, and when the situation goes sour the impact can be devastating.
"One time, a boxer died after a fight that I refereed," Cortez said somberly. "The fighter's name was Robert Wangila. He was an Olympic champion from Kenya. He was winning the fight when I stopped it. He was fighting a Latino, a Mexican guy [David Gonzales]. I stopped the fight because I thought that Wangila was taking too much punishment. Even though he was winning up to that point, I saw some reactions to punches that I didn't like and I stopped the fight. I had to explain the situation to the corner, but I was sure I had done the best for the well-being of the fighter."
After the fight, Wangila collapsed and had a seizure. He was taken to the hospital for surgery and died from his wounds two days later.
"To me, it was the hardest thing," Cortez said. "In all my other fights, people always came to complain to me because I deducted a point from one guy or the other, and so forth. But after I stopped the fight and the kid died, to me that was a huge shock. But I know I did the right thing."
Even so, he suffered criticism for the early stoppage because of suspicions he favored the Hispanic fighter. And they wouldn't be the last accusations of bias leveled against him.
"Sometimes, fans rush to conclusions that are unbelievable," Cortez said. "I don't see races or colors -- I treat every fighter as if he was my son. I am there to protect them and care for them, and also to enforce the rules. But I am never biased towards anyone. It would be unethical for an official to do something like that."
Cortez, tragically, was proven right for his ruling in Wangila-Gonzales. But in fights such as John Ruiz versus Kirk Johnson (Johnson was disqualified for repeated low blows) and Francisco Lorenzo-Humberto Soto (which ended in a controversial stoppage), some fans remain convinced that the outcome was adversely affected by Cortez's decision.
"In the [Lorenzo-Soto] fight, I consulted the doctor and he told me to stop the fight because of a rabbit punch, and that's what I did. I felt really bad for Soto, a good boxer and a great guy. Fortunately, he got the rematch and won by decision, claiming the title."
And for Cortez, there are far more serious and personal matters of concern beyond his job. A few years ago, one of his daughters suffered a terrible car accident that left her paralyzed from the chest down. Instead of being crushed by the pain of such a blow, Cortez -- who, along with his wife, is a cancer survivor -- found wells of strength to overcome the situation. He credits boxing for giving him the necessary mental and spiritual toughness.
"Outside of boxing, the greatest thing in my life is my daughter," Cortez said. "She is the most important part of my life, and I am glad she is still alive, that she is still with us. That is a great joy for all of us.
"After working so many tough fights during all these years, and after being a fighter myself, I know all the sacrifices one has to make to try to improve and see everything on the bright side. Boxing made me a stronger person. Seeing my daughter in a wheelchair every day of my life has made me a stronger person. People don't know what I go through, what I suffer when I see her like that. But my daughter is so strong that I can only think positive all the time, never be negative. That's why I say that if people knew how hard boxing is, they would never say that I made a wrong decision in the ring."
Cortez is similarly passionate about his relationship with and role in the Hispanic community, which includes participation in many charity organizations, visits to schools and the mentoring of children whose circumstances mirror his own as a boy. Although his Puerto Rican profile is indelible, Cortez considers himself part of an even bigger family that encompasses all Latinos.
"I have Mexicans in my family," Cortez said. "I have two Mexican godsons that I am helping through college, and I am very proud to be able to help them just as Gaspar did with me. That's why I say that the worst thing someone can tell me is to say that I make decisions in favor or against a certain fighter for being Mexican, or Puerto Rican, or even American. I don't think that way. I am hurt when someone in the audience says that Joe Cortez is against Mexicans. Because I know how much love I have for my people, especially for Mexicans, because Gaspar raised me as his son and he is Mexican."
Through his Web site and his refereeing seminars in Las Vegas, Cortez solidifies his legacy as one of the best referees of all time. Even so, his ambitions have little to do with the inevitable plaque that will bear his name in the Boxing Hall of Fame.
"I would like people to remember Joe Cortez as someone who has earned everyone's love, especially Latinos, all over the world," he said. "I am a cancer survivor, and my wife has survived cancer twice, and I am still involved in helping the community. I don't do this for money -- I just do it to lend a hand and to let everyone know that Joe Cortez is making a difference and helping to improve the Hispanic community, so that we can earn everyone's respect all over the world."
Diego Morilla is a contributor to ESPN Deportes.