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09-06-04, 07:39 #1Registered User
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Unanswered: Exporting to excel
I have VB 6.0 application which accepts two database tables and compares the data in those tables.(Compares col. by Col.). Then it emphasises the changes with different colors i.e Modification - Yellow ,Addition - Red ,- Deletion Blue etc.
I have given one option to export the data to MS - Excel. The out put required to the Excel File is One record from Source table and Second one from Destination file / table (So that it would be easy to understand the comparison between two records).I have one column common to both the tables.Using this column i compare the records and emboss with color codes.
But when i export to Excel i select first ID (which is common)
export the record from source file then get record with the same id from desitination file and export that to the next line. But for say, 10000 records it takes a lot of time.
Do anyone have the solution?
Thanks & regards
09-06-04, 13:13 #2Resident Curmudgeon
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This sounds like a poster child problem for a FULL OUTER JOIN to me.
09-08-04, 03:06 #3Registered User
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Not Exactly! bacause I am exporting only the rows which are matching from both the tables.
Now i want to export to the excel
Row1 - Headings
Row2 - Record from Table1
Row3 - Record from Table2 with same ID
Row4 - Next Record from Table1
Row5 - Record from Table2 ....
If I go one by one, definitely it is going to take chunk of time!
Don't know whether there is any altrnative available for this!
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What you really want is a FULL OUTER JOIN. Let the VB app handle creating the spreadsheet from the result set (making two rows in the app's output from one row of the query's output) and let the SQL Server do the "heavy lifting" of the data for you.
There is a disconnect between your query and your desired output, but the client side code in the VB app can handle that disconnect nicely!


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All Around American Hero John Glenn has Died at the Age of 95
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The U.S. has lost one of our greatest pioneers and heroes. The Columbus Dispatch is reporting former Ohio Senator John Glenn has passed away:
An authentic hero and genuine American icon, Glenn died this afternoon surrounded by family at the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center in Columbus after a remarkably healthy life spent almost from the cradle with Annie, his beloved wife of 73 years, who survives.
He was 95 years old and his life was legendary:
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It was 40 years ago this summer that Ken Thompson, a programmer at AT&T subsidiary Bell Laboratories, wrote one of the most important pieces of software ever created - Unix.
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Eamonn Holmes dazzles viewers in white suit on This Morning
He's perhaps an unlikely style icon - but Eamonn Holmes caused a social media storm this morning when he dazzled viewers by donning an all white suit to present This Morning.
The Belfast-born presenter who hosts the hit morning programme alongside his wife Ruth Langsford whipped viewers up into a frenzy when he posted a photo of himself in the bright white suit before going on air.
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Another joked that the devoted Manchester United fan's suit gave a nod to that of Liverpool in the 1996 FA Cup where the players turned up in Emporio Armani cream-coloured suits.
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The television has been dusted, the batteries in the remote have been changed, and the Rotel is bubbling quietly in a crock pot: the Super Bowl is here, featuring Queen Latifah, an opening-seconds safety, and Audi apparently losing its mind on Snapchat.
Of course, football fans aren't the only folks who've geared up for today's game. Advertising enthusiasts are paying attention, too, noting who scores big and who's just wasted $4 million on a ho-hum, 30-second clip. If you count yourself in that number, get a head start on the hullaballoo with this roundup of Super Bowl commercials from car companies.
AUDI: "Doberhuahua"
We covered this ad for the 2015 Audi A3 a couple of days ago, giving it a relatively big thumbs-up. It's clever, it's conceptually on-point, and the creative team at Venables Bell got Sarah McLachlan to poke fun at herself. That's three big ol' wins in our book. Expect to see it early in the game's third quarter.
CHEVROLET: "Romance"
Technically, it's a commercial for the 2015 Silverado, but really, it's about cow sex. If that's your thing, tune in during the first quarter.
Chevrolet has another ad scheduled for the first quarter of the game, but the company chose not to pre-release it. Like movies that refuse to offer advance screenings for critics, that could mean the spot is less-than-compelling, or it could be gut-wrenchingly brilliant. We'll just have to wait and see.
CHRYSLER: Something with Bob Dylan
Over the past couple of years, Chrysler has cast older, conservative white guys in its Super Bowl commercials (e.g. Clint Eastwood, Paul Harvey). This year, in a bold break from tradition, the automaker has apparently tapped Bob Dylan for its game-day spot, though Chrysler remains typically tight-lipped about the accuracy of that rumor. Marchionne & Co. haven't even said when the spot will air or who's created it. If we were the betting type, we'd put most of our chips on the halftime slot, but we can't even play pachinko, so what do we know?
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State wrestling: Danville's Turner sees success at new weight
CHAMPAIGN — Griffin Meeker re-watched his Class 1A Clinton Sectional 182-pound final loss to the Maroons' Logan Winter just once this week.
And like the shoulder injury he suffered late in the season, Meeker didn't think much about it when he arrived at State Farm Center on Thursday for the state tournament's first day.
"I watched it one time and put it in the back of my mind," Meeker said. "If it comes down to it and I have to wrestle him again, I'll probably watch it five or six more times before I wrestle him."
As sectional opponents, Meeker and Winter are on different sides of the 182-pound state bracket and wouldn't meet until the championship round. That's just as well, because they're the top two remaining athletes in their championship bracket, according to illinoismatmen.com.
That was after Unity's Jake Frost, the No. 2 wrestler in the weight class, was upset in the opening round on Thursday.
While Meeker has wrestled at the state meet every year of his high school career, Winter missed out last season, when he didn't make it out of regionals in the 170-pound weight class.
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"It gives me a lot of confidence, but just because I beat that kid doesn't mean I can take it easy," Winter said. "I've just got to keep practicing, keep pushing my pace, keep preparing for the worst."
Meeker, meanwhile, returned to state after he was knocked out with an injury default last year. After finishing fifth at 152 pounds as a sophomore two years ago, he's hoping to utilize his experience to move higher up the podium.
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For Justin Cardani, the first period of his opening-round Class 2A 106-pound bout was simply a game of catch and release.
Every time he took Ottawa's Luke Fleming down for two points, Cardani would cautiously let him to his feet, conceding a point before quickly taking him down again.
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"It's more of a workout for me. I get my heart rate up. I just get to practice my shots and work on my technique."
A year ago, the experience was far different for the Centennial junior. After losing by a 12-3 major decision in the first round, he lost 8-1 in the second.
Back then, though, he was a small 106-pound sophomore, whereas this year he weighs a full 106. That's allowed him to dominate en route to a 42-0 record thus far.
His first state meet win in the books, he'll take on Carmel's Christian Valadez in Friday's quarterfinals with a chance to secure a medal.
"Last year, I didn't show myself how I wanted to show myself to everybody," Cardani said. "This year I want to prove myself more. … I just feel more comfortable with myself and my style of wrestling."
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Danville sophomore Anthony Turner hung on to Rich East senior Kevin Radcliff's left leg in the third period of their Class 2A 120-pound first-round matchup and slid across the mat.
In a match that was stopped twice due to Turner's bloody nose, the Viking wasn't letting go as the seconds ticked off the clock. Against the No. 3 120-pounder in Class 2A, he hung on for a 5-2 win.
"I felt like I had his ankle pretty tight," Turner said, "and he was kicking and kicking. I've been in positions like that plenty of times this year."
Turner didn't realize he'd move up two weight classes from 106, at which he wrestled as a freshman, until last summer. That's when he shot up 6 inches and spent time in the weight room to earn a starting spot on the junior varsity football team.
"I didn't want to be no bench rider," Turner said. "So I packed on muscle, packed on weight, grew 6 inches and I went out there and played football."
A year ago at state, Turner won his first-round matchup by a 1-0 decision before losing his next two matches. At a greater weight, Turner has higher hopes this year.
"I want it more than I did last year," he said. "Last year I was like, 'Oh, it's all right. I'm a freshman, I've got three more years.' Now, I want to be a champion. I'm out here working."
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Hunter Crowley made quick work of his opening-round matchup at 195 pounds in Class 2A, pinning Hillcrest's Brandon Harper in 1 minute, 34 seconds and pulling himself within one pin of Mahomet-Seymour's career record.
His quarterfinal matchup, though, likely will take a bit longer. Crowley, ranked No. 2 in his division, will take on No. 3 Seamus O'Donnell of Crystal Lake Central, who won his first match with a second-period pin.
Bulldogs coach Rob Ledin, though, is confident in Crowley's abilities.
"Looking at it, of course we're the returning state placer (fourth in 2016), so I feel pretty good about that," Ledin said. "Of course, we've got to wrestle our match. Hunter's patient, he's not going to really do anything to beat himself. We've just got to put that kid in a position so that kid beats himself. I think if we can get on top, Hunter's best position, that kid's got some worrying to do."
M-S teammate David Spencer's opening-round win at 126 was the polar opposite as far as wins go.
The junior won in sudden victory to earn a quarterfinal bout against Washington's Tyler Delaware, who is ranked No. 4 in Class 2A.
"He probably would have liked to win in regulation," Ledin said, "but I think we controlled the match."
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Rare is the junior who has wrestled his entire career at 220 pounds. Even more scarce are those who have qualified for the state meet at that weight three times.
Bismarck-Henning junior Cody Miller, though, is an exception. And through his three years wrestling at a weight normally reserved for veterans, he's found that quickness is key in the biggest classes.
"A big, quick man is hard to find, and I'm hoping to be one of the quickest big guys at the tournament here," Miller said. "I'm quick, and mental toughness is what gets me through my matches."
He used that quickness to take a 12-3 Class 1A opening-round decision against Litchfield's Reece Radtke.
It wasn't necessarily easy for Miller to return at 220, at which he's ranked No. 3. During football season, he weighed around 260 pounds.
"It takes dedication," Miller said. "You've got to wake up for those 6 a.m. runs, 8 a.m. lifts. You've just got to stay hammering after it like anything in life if that you want to be good at. … I feel like I'm healthy at 220 with a reasonable amount of body fat."
Miller was upset in the 1A Clinton Sectional semifinals by Clinton junior Kyle Hammer, who took a 6-4 decision against Hillsboro's Jordan Gregg in his state opener.
"I took that loss to the Clinton kid, and he just found a way to stop my offense," Miller said. "We've been working all week to hammer and hammer and hammer on the offense, so that's what we're going to do at this tournament. We're just going to keep going at them until they break mentally or physically, one of the two."
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Monticello senior Kaehl VanDalsen sat and watched the state meet a year ago after qualifying as a sophomore, exhausted by a bout with mononucleosis.
He'd wrestled the week earlier in sectionals, but he realized early qualifying for state would be an uphill climb.
"Thirty seconds into the match, I'd be gassed," VanDalsen said.
After finishing fourth in a loaded Class 1A Vandalia Sectional, which included four 152-pound wrestlers ranked in the top state's seven, VanDalsen is back.
After taking an early lead in his first-round state bout, the senior coasted to a 7-0 win over Rock Falls' Rollie Elder to set up a quarterfinal bout with No. 12 Dale Ashby of Hoopeston Area, who upset No. 8 Nick Pretto in the opening round with a 6-4 decision.
"That's what I usually like to do. I build up a lead real fast," VanDalsen said. "If I'm comfortable with the position I'm in, I might hold back a little. … I controlled the whole match (Thursday) and I didn't produce a bunch of offense in the third period, but I was up by enough, I just knew I could hang back a little bit."
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Prairie Central's Simon Schuler didn't waste any time in the first period of his Class 1A 145-pound opening-round matchup against Reed-Custer's Gabe Nagel, picking up several early takedowns on his way to a second-period 15-0 technical fall.
"I always like to set the pace early," Schuler said. "I like to break kids in the first period, so I get in their heads that they aren't winning."
A year ago, Schuler dropped both of his matches, losing on a pin in the first round before falling by a 2-0 decision in the consolation round. This year, he's out to show he's a different wrestler.
"Last year, I was nervous and I definitely didn't wrestle to my capability," Schuler said. "I was awestruck and taking it all in. This year, it's my last year and there's no games. I'm here to win."
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He knew others thought his reaction was irrational, but Oakwood coach Mike Glosser was happy to see Ren Dazey's draw in the Class 1A 126-pound bracket.
Dazey's first-round match, if he was victorious, would potentially set him up to face 1A No. 1 Chase Bittle of Althoff Catholic in the quarterfinals.
"I was pumped," Glosser said. "I was pumped, and they told me I was crazy. … Why not knock him off in the second round, not have to worry about him later in the tournament?"
Dazey's first-round bout was no foregone conclusion. After trailing early against Winnebago's Bryce Faworski, though, Dazey came back to win by a 4-2 decision.
"A win's a win; you've got to get that first one out of the way," Glosser said. "I'm not really too worried about if he feels like he wrestled well. We got the win in that first match, we got the win and we get a good training session in (Thursday night) and get ready for (Friday's) match."
As for that match against Bittle, Glosser doesn't think Dazey should feel overwhelmed.
"The thing about guys like that, it's the aura that surrounds them that gives them that intimidation factor, and I've never bought into that," Glosser said. "We haven't wrestled the match yet, so I'm not going to say you're better than my guy yet."
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Urbana advanced both of its wrestlers to the quarterfinals, with Class 2A 182-pound senior A.J. Fox winning by an 8-0 major decision over Tinley Park's Joe Petrauskas and 220-pound sophomore Luke Luffman topping No. 4 Colin Gussman of Kaneland with a 6-3 decision.
Sixth-ranked Luffman will take on No. 1 George Bessette of Antioch on Friday, while sixth-ranked Fox will take on No. 7 Numan Ayhan of Glenbard South.
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Utah gang members used to be easy to spot. Showing pride in your gang meant covering yourself in tattoos and dressing all in red or blue.
Not anymore. Such displays are bad for business. And that is what many gangs have become: businesses.
Today's gang members make money by dealing drugs, forging checks, selling weapons or stealing people's identities.
"Gang members got smarter," said Lt. Andy Burton, head of the Salt Lake Metro Gang Unit.Gangsters have gone high-tech, using computers and printers to forge high-quality checks. They are going to college, getting legitimate jobs as fronts for drug deals and entering the military to get instruction on combat and the use of firearms, according to a report by detectives Luis Argueta and Eric Jensen during the 2003 Metro Gang Conference in Salt Lake City.
Gangs 101: Trends in crime
Gangs in Utah may not be as visible as they were from the late '80s to the mid-'90s. But that doesn't mean they are any less active.
After reaching a four-year low in 2001, the Salt Lake Area Gang Project reported a big jump in gang-related crimes in 2002, a trend that seems to be continuing in 2003.
There were 4,044 documented gang members in Utah in 2002, down from 1998 when the number of gang members peaked at 4,446, but up from 2001. Actual numbers may be higher documenting gang members has become more difficult in recent years.
"They used to be proud to boast being in a gang. If you were afraid to admit you were a gang member, it was a sign of weakness," Burton said. "Now they're proud to keep it a secret."
Utah gangs are more mobile than their counterparts elsewhere. Territorial issues are nonexistent. Today's gang members also place few limits on ethnicity, especially when drug profits are good. Hispanic gangs will work with Polynesian gangs, Crips will work with Bloods and white supremacists will work with black gangs as long as there is money to be made.
According to the latest statistics from the Metro Gang Unit, the average gang member in Utah is 18 to 24 years old, although many gangs are starting to recruit 14- and 15-year-olds, Burton said. About 45 percent of the documented gang members in the state are Hispanic, 30 percent are Caucasian, 9 percent are Pacific Islander, 6 percent are Asian and 6 percent are black.
Among the Hispanic gangs, Surenos 13 is one of the most violent and most active. The Baby Regulators and the Tongan Crip Gang are among the largest and most violent of the Polynesian gangs.
In the Asian gangs, the Tiny Oriental Posse and the Original Laotian Gangster have been the most active, mostly in a long-running violent feud with each other.
Utah had about 60 documented gangs in 2003. Burton estimated 35 to 40 of those were still actively committing violent crimes.
There were 1,252 gang-related crimes reported to the gang unit in 2002, compared with just 832 in 2001. That's the highest number since 1998, when 1,292 gang-related crimes were reported, according to the gang unit.
Every category of gang-related crimes was up from 2001 to 2002. Drive-by shootings were up 300 percent. Aggravated assaults were up 210 percent.Through Friday there had been nearly a half-dozen homicides in Utah this year that could be attributed to gang violence, as well as many other violent attacks. All of those homicides were the results of shootings. Last year, the gang unit recovered 117 firearms from gang members.
The future of gangs
Some of those who claim gang affiliation are hard-core members and will probably be gang members for life, says the Metro Gang Unit. Some Utah homes have five generations of gang members under one roof, says Tony Brown, an agent with Adult Probation and Parole in Salt Lake City.
But gang detectives note the percentage of hard-core members is small. Most gangsters are simply young men and women looking to be part of a group. The average Utah gang member would be "eaten up" in Los Angeles, says Brown, a former Southern California gang member.
Utah's population is growing. And like Brown, a lot of young men and women are relocating to Utah from such areas as Southern California and Chicago. Unlike Brown, however, some of those moving here are still full-time gang members. Some move because their parents want to remove their children from the L.A. gang scene, not realizing their own kids are the problem.
Those are the ones bringing their ideas about gangs to Utah and becoming a strong influence on kids here, Brown said. Overnight, those transplants go from being the youngest members of an L.A. gang to a gang leader in Utah.Comment on this story
"At the rate the state is growing, we've got a hard road ahead," he said. "I don't ever see an end to gang activity."
And as long as there are violence and payback, gangs will continue to thrive, Brown said.
"Gangs feed on retaliation," he said. "Gangs will continue to thrive because of retaliation."
Being a gang member in Utah doesn't have near the fatality rate as being a gang member in Southern California. But left unchecked, Brown said, that could change.
That's why Brown said the community needs to get involved. It needs to give juveniles reasons not to be in gangs."We need to make sure kids have something else to do, to be proud of something other than a blue hat or red shoestrings," he said. "Don't hate them just because they're gang members. Not all are bad. A lot are decent young men and women in bad situations."
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Malkangiri (Orissa), Feb 25 (PTI) A day after his releasefrom Maoist captivity, Malkangiri Collector R Vineel Krishnatoday said gun wielding men and women were keeping a watch onhim round-the-clock but he was not tortured during hisnine-day captivity.
Asked by reporters here to narrate his experience inMaoist captivity, 30-year-old Krishna said, "I can neverforget that in my life" and made it clear that he was nottortured either physically or mentally.
"Only gun-weilding men and women were keeping watch on meround the clock," he said.
He said radio was the only means through which theMaoists could come to know about the world outside the jungle.
The district official said he and the junior engineer hadbeen kept in a cut-off area surrounded by dense forest andshifted them from one place to other at least four times.
They were providing him rice and dal and boiled water,Krishna said.
Asked whether he had written a letter immediately afterhis abduction at gun point, he replied in the negative. "I wassimply asked to write the letter," he said.
Krishna said the Maoists included Oriya, Telugu and somefrom Chattishgarh, but he could not recognise their leader.
Armed cadres used to stay at a distance keeping vigil outside.
To a question, he said he was ready to work in thedistrict if the state government allowed him to continue here.
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Dust sampling can be a good way to assess the health of your environment. The ERMI (Environmental Relative Moldiness Index) test is recommended as a place to begin. Several labs offer this analysis, including EMLab P&K, EMSL Analytical, and Mycometrics.
Below is an interview regarding dust sampling with toxicologist Dr. Jack Thrasher, a leader in the field of indoor air quality.
Why is a dust sample preferable to an air sample when testing your home for mold?
Air sampling is unreliable because the results are too variable. Air sampling only identifies mold spores to the genus level. It is important to know the species of mold. Mold spores are present in the dust and the dust can be examined for species of mold using PCR (ERMI) testing. For example, we did a building in Bermuda. Initial air samples indicated low concentrations of mold spores. We then disturbed the indoor air with an aerosol of sterile fluoroethane. The spore counts went up as high as 250,000 spores per cubic meter. Thus the spores entrained in dust were redistributed into the indoor air.
Do you recommend the ERMI test as a place to begin when testing for toxic mold?
I always recommend the ERMI tests. The moldiness index is not too meaningful, particularly for sensitive and high-risk people. The portion of the ERMI test that is important is the identification of mold species. Often dangerous molds, such as Aspergillus versicolor, fumigatus, and flavus along with certain species of Penicillium are present. These species cannot be determined by spore counts because Aspergillus and Penicillium species have almost identical spore structures. Also, Stachybotrys does not readily shed spores, but can be found in dust and bulk samples by PCR analysis.
When vacuuming for an ERMI test, is it best to vacuum in one spot, or take from a variety of places around the home?
What one must understand is that a single dust sample does not necessarily represent the contamination. I prefer doing a minimum of two samples. The more the better. The species of mold in a contaminated home will vary from room to room. Carpeting can be done - but from one room only, which is usually the most contaminated room. "Historical" dust samples should be included in the testing. Sites for these include the refrigerator coil dust which is a 24/7 collection site, as well as any drop down kitchen cabinets, or return air for heating and air conditioning. If the home has a basement, it should be assessed as well.
Is it best to keep the house closed up for a day or two before taking an ERMI sample?
This is not a necessary requirement. The reason is that certain molds are associated with different substrates. For example, Stachybotrys requires a cellulose source, such as drywall, while others species of mold will be associated with flooring and carpeting.
Do I need to vacuum areas that I don't suspect have been affected by the mold?
If mold is indoors and in wall cavities, all areas of the home are probably affected. Therefore do the dust sampling as discussed above. Some areas may have fewer spores than others; however, the mold spores will drift throughout the house.
What about bacteria?
Both Gram-negative and -positive bacteria are also found indoors. The Gram-negative are producers of endotoxins. The Gram-positive release toxins. The Gram-positive bacteria are Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, and various species of Bacillus that can be pathogenic. In addition, the Gram-positive bacteria includes the Actinobacteria, including species of Streptomyces, nontuberculin Mycobacterium, and Nocardia, to name a few. The Actinobacteria are potential pathogens and release toxins into the indoor environment that are more toxic than the mycotoxins produced by molds.
What is involved with taking bulk samples?
Bulk samples are just what the word means. One cuts out a piece of the contaminated materials, e.g. drywall, carpeting, etc. Put it in a Ziploc bag, date and label the bag, and send it to the testing lab. If litigation is involved, then a chain of custody is needed and a witness to the sampling.
How does one test for bacteria in the home?
Bacteria are tested in buildings and homes the same way. One can use bulk samples (see above) or sterile Q-tips. Take samples of suspected contamination. Culture using sheep blood agar (SBA) and TSA (Trypticase soy agar) at both 35 and 50 degrees centigrade. Have the laboratory identify the bacteria to genus and species. Also, ask them to culture for Actinobacteria. The Actinobacteria bacteria are slow growing and require several days to identify.
If I see visible mold but have no ill health effects, should I still test my home in this way?
Yes. How does one know that they do not have ill health effects? The health effects can range from just sneezing through systemic conditions of not feeling well.
What is important to emphasize about testing for toxic mold?
Too much emphasis is being put on molds. The indoor environment is a complex mixture of biocontaminants (mold, bacteria and their by-products).
For more information on Dr. Thrasher's work, visit his website.


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Real Name: Thomas Davidson
Faction: S.H.I.E.L.D.
Very little is known about the S.H.I.E.L.D. operative Thomas Davidson. When Fury originally recovered information about the Great Wheel, it listed Virgo only as "Il Professore." Thanks to Secret Warriors #25, we know his real name.
Davidson has appeared only once in the series prior to issue #25. In issue #16, Fury is seen communing with Dum Dum Dugan, Gabriel Jones, and a blond, spectacled man nicknamed "Professor." Clearly, Davidson is a person Fury trusts, which is something few men can claim. Given his nickname, Davidson is likely a vital intelligence gathering agent for Fury. What role he has to play in these final days of the conflict remains to be seen.
Status: Unknown
Real Name: Daniel Whitehall
Faction: HYDRA
One of the most mysterious members of HYDRA's upper echelon is Daniel Whitehall, better known as the strategic mastermind Kraken. Kraken is a man whose self-professed calling is to help others "become who they are supposed to be." Kraken has paid visits to fellow HYDRA members over the years and given them little pushes along the path of destiny. He helped turn a hapless HYDRA minion into the inhuman scourge known as The Hive. He bestowed the fabled Godkiller blade to a young Tomi Shishido. And together with Baron Strucker, he worked tirelessly for the day when the two could return to the halls of Pieta and stand atop the corpses of Nick Fury and Viktor Uvarov.
But as Whitewall warned his old friend even then, he was slowly dying of some unnamed disease (or possibly just old age). Two years prior to the present day events of Secret Warriors, an ailing Whitehall was visited by a mysterious assassin. This person gained possession of Kraken's extensive journals and mystical helmet. Killing Whitehall in his bed, the assassin donned the helmet and took on both the appearance and the mission of Kraken.
The question now is just whose purpose the new Kraken really serves. Does he still seek the advancement of HYDRA, or is he actually working for one of the other factions in this war?
Status: Deceased
Real Name: Viktor Uvarov
Faction: Leviathan
Viktor Uvarov is one of the three heads of Leviathan. Since the initial meeting of the Great Wheel, Uvarov has taken on a new name with astrological leanings – Orion. This villain led Leviathan during the dark days of the Cold War and was frozen in suspended animation sometime before the fall of the Soviet Union. Having recently been awoken by Magadan and Contessa, Orion wasted little time in resuming his feud with Nick Fury and Baron Strucker.
Leviathan has suffered catastrophic losses in the months since. Most of its bases have been destroyed by Fury's teams or HYDRA's forces. Yet Uvarov himself has the power to live through one hundred thousand deaths. Even as Leviathan crumbles, he remains a difficult player to eliminate from the board.
Status: Active
Real Name: Leonardo da Vinci
Faction: Unknown
Plenty of mystery has surrounded the identity and nature of Aries. This final member of the Great Wheel is spoken of in hushed whispers. Even Nick Fury fears him, ranking him alongside Viktor Uvarov as the most dangerous man in this group of 12.
As it turns out, Aries is none other than Leonardo da Vinci, one of the most famous scientists, artists, inventors, and thinkers of all time. Like so many great and powerful men throughout history, Leonardo served as an agent of The Shield, firm in his belief that nothing was beyond the reach of humankind.
Leonardo can currently be seen in the pages of S.H.I.E.L.D., where he leads a group of rebellious Shield members in a civil war against Isaac Newton's forces in the Immortal City. The flashback sequence in Pieta that opens Secret Warriors #25 takes place in 1961. It's very possible that this sequence is set in the aftermath of that civil war. Pieta may even be built on the ruins of the Immortal City itself. With the old Shield having broken, Leonardo is apparently now setting about gathering 11 other men of great destiny who can shape the world as he and his colleagues once did.
But is he truly dangerous? Fury certainly seems to think so. It's true that, even during the Renaissance, Leonardo was capable of designing fantastical weapons that rivaled anything heroes like Mister Fantastic and Iron Man have to offer. Leonardo beat back Galactus without the benefit of an Ultimate Nullifier. If his war against Newton corrupted him, it's easy to imagine why Leonardo could now rank as a serious threat to the entire world.
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Melbourne, Australia (PressExposure) March 03, 2012 -- According to the following website http://www.davidstyles.com/vision-quest/ there are now thousands of people each year that are again taking the ancient rite of passage called a vision quest to regain their connection with the natural world.
Apparently for thousands of years people in indigenous cultures would spend 4 days immersed within nature by themselves in order to gain fresh spiritual insights into what they are to do on the planet and what they were to give to the tribe. This ancient rite of passage was known in native american indian culture as the 'Vision Quest'.
Now it appears that there is a fresh groundswell of people who are reigniting the ancient tradition and again taking to the forests around the world in order to have a spiritually deepening experience within nature.
The participants are often looking to connect deeper with not only nature but also with themselves and their own deep spiritual truths and gifts.
According to the website it is now possible to take 3-4 days alone by yourself in nature and again return to the essence of who you truly are at the core of your being. This is often achieved through the vision quest process.
Although the ancient traditions have mainly been lost due to the expansion of modern civilization, there are sill a number of elders who remember the old ways. These old ways have been passed down and the wisdom of the vision quest process is now translated into books and audio courses.
However the message about the vision quest process is also now being spread throughout the planet via the internet on sites such as this. That is probably why there is a new groundswell and renewed interest in the vision quest process.
Not only do participants get to experience what it is like to be alone by themselves for a number of days whilst being immersed within nature, they are also able to fully tap into what it is like to be at their core. In modern civilization where the focus is often on financial gain, there is no wonder why the vision quest process is gaining popularity in this new era of spiritual exploration.
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New Delhi, July 2: With their application for the launch of a new low-cost airline pending before Civil Aviation Ministry, Ratan Tata and AirAsia Group chief Tony Fernandes today met Minister Ajit Singh and briefed him about the latest appointments and other developments in the proposed airline.
"We came to apprise the Minister about the developments that have taken place (since FIPB cleared their proposal) and our visit to Chennai (headquarters of the proposed airline)," Fernandes told reporters after a 30-minute meeting with Singh at his official residence here.
Fernandes was accompanied by the new AirAsia India Ceo Mittu Chandilya.
Singh said the group has applied to the Civil Aviation Ministry for a No-Objection Certificate (NOC) and given the names of all top new appointees for security clearance to the Union Home Ministry, as per the laid down regulations.
"They are working on that. When they get security clearance, they will apply to the DGCA (for flying permit). I don't expect that it will take too long," the Minister said.
Over four months ago the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) cleared a proposal for the setting up of a new airline, AirAsia India, by Malaysian carrier AirAsia which has joined hands with the Tata Group and Arun Bhatia of Telestra TradePlace in a 49:30:21 joint venture partnership.
Replying to questions, Tata said, "This is a different type of enterprise which Fernandes is bringing. Hopefully, it will spread air travel across India and give a new dimension (to the aviation sector). The Tata Group is pleased to be associated with it."
Asked why the Tatas did not venture into the aviation sector earlier, he said, "We didn't come earlier because we chose to stay out."
Tata, Fernandes and Chandilya later also met Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma and briefed him about the progress made in their proposed airline venture.
To questions on high air fares in India, Fernandes said, "We think we will be able to reduce reduce fares by increasing volumes, creating an economic stimulus and creating more jobs."
He also replied in the affirmative when asked whether they would be able to bring down the fare levels in face of high cost of aviation turbine fuel (ATF).
On the growth plans of AirAsia India, Fernandes said while the headquarters of the airline would be based in Chennai, the operational bases could be at Chennai, Bangalore or Kochi.
"Almost 50 per cent of the air travel market is between Delhi and Mumbai. We will try to rebalance that so that India has a more equal distribution of air traffic," he said, adding, "We have a much better understanding of the market in the South."
Fernandes said he had "very good meeting" earlier with Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, as also with the officials of the Airports Authority of India.
The meeting with Singh came after the Civil Aviation Ministry sent the names of AirAsia India's Board members and other key officials to the Home Ministry for security clearance.
Once security clearance is granted, the Aviation Ministry would give the NOC to enable the airline apply to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation to get the Scheduled Operator's Permit (SOP) or the license to fly.
Just recently, the Cabinet Secretary has called a meeting of secretaries to discuss the Jet-Etihad deal on Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's instructions and CNN-IBN reported that this big ticket deal could be put into cold storage.
Sources have also said the PMO has asked Ministry of Civil Aviation to look into concerns in the deal even as Aviation Minister Ajit Singh, who is in favour of the deal, has threatened to walk out of the government if it doesn't go through.


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This morning we got up and tried to work out what to do before returning the hire car and checking in to the airport.
Finally we decided. We went to the harbour and found a harbour cruise to do. However, it was a couple of hours before the cruise left so although Mt Wellington was covered in cloud, we decided to go up there again just to see the difference from when we were up there yesterday.
It was much colder than yesterday, there was snow around as there was yesterday but the ice on the trees had melted. There was no views because the cloud cover was so thick. However it was what we expected but we wanted to see how different it would look. We then went to the cafe that Elke had taken us to yesterday. We thought that a late breakfast/early lunch might be a good idea. We ended up sitting at one end of a table for 6 as the cafe was busy.
Then it was time to head back to the harbour for our cruise. It was only a one and a quarter hour cruise but that was just right for us. We saw the river from a slightly different aspect than yesterday. Apparently they normally get up to 100 people onboard but this morning there was only 11 I think. Lots of room to move. However, other than the one lady that sat up on the deck, I think I was the only person that did go out side even it was for a short time. I had to go up to the deck but it was so cold I didn't stay for long.
We got back to the harbour and had to get straight back into the car and head for the airport. We dropped off the hire car and went to check in. Then waited for our flight. The time passed quite quickly and before we knew it we were back in Adelaide.


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Washington, DC – The Transportation and Infrastructure Committee approved several legislative measures at a Committee markup today, including bills to reauthorize the United States Coast Guard, prohibit the United States from participating in a European Union emissions trading scheme that unfairly taxes U.S. airlines, and reauthorize pipeline safety programs in a manner that enhances safety efforts while providing the regulatory certainty that will encourage job creation.
The Committee approved the following measures:
• H.R. 2845, the Pipeline Safety, Regulatory Certainty, and Job Creation Act of 2011
• H.R. 2594, the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme Prohibition Act of 2011
• H.R. 2838, the Coast Guard and Maritime Transportation Act of 2011
• H.R. 2839, the Piracy Suppression Act of 2011
• H.R. 2844, the National Women's History Museum and Federal Facilities Consolidation and Efficiency Act of 2011
• General Services Administration Capital Investment and Leasing Program Resolutions
H.R. 2845, the Pipeline Safety, Regulatory Certainty, and Job Creation Act of 2011, reauthorizes and strengthens pipeline safety programs and ensures the regulatory certainty in pipeline transportation necessary to allow businesses to create jobs. The bill was introduced by Railroads, Pipelines and Hazardous Materials Subcommittee Chairman Bill Shuster (R-PA) and co-sponsored by Chairman Mica.
The bill, as well as a manager's amendment offered by Chairman Shuster, passed unanimously today. The approved amendment represents an agreement on the Pipeline Safety bill between Committee Republicans and Democrats.
The bill authorizes federal pipeline safety programs through fiscal year 2015. It renews the federal commitment to improving safety while ensuring a reasonable regulatory process that does not ignore the need for regulatory certainty to provide job growth. Without such regulatory certainty, American businesses cannot create jobs.
The legislation continues to improve pipeline transportation and safety by providing tougher penalties for pipeline operators that violate pipeline safety laws; improving pipeline damage prevention measures and cracking down on third party pipeline damage; allowing the secretary to require automatic and remote-controlled shut-off valves on new pipelines; requiring the Secretary to evaluate the effectiveness of expanding pipeline Integrity Management and Leak Detection requirements; improving the way DOT and pipeline operators provide information to the public and emergency responders; and reforming the process by which pipeline operators notify federal, state and local officials of pipeline accidents.
"H.R. 2845, the Pipeline Safety, Regulatory Certainty, and Job Creation Act of 2011 improves safety, enhances reliability, and provides the regulatory certainty necessary to create jobs," said Chairman Shuster. "Pipelines are the safest and most cost-effective means to transport the natural gas and hazardous liquid products that fuel our economy. By reauthorizing federal pipeline safety programs through Fiscal Year 2015, H.R. 2845 provides the regulatory certainty necessary for pipeline owners and operators to plan for the future, make investments in this infrastructure, and create American jobs."
"This legislation improves the safety and reliability of the transportation of our nation's energy products, and provides for a regulatory process that allows businesses to create jobs," said Chairman Mica.
H.R. 2594, the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme Prohibition Act of 2011, is a strong bipartisan response to EU plans to impose a costly fee on any civil aviation operators landing in or departing from EU airports. Under the scheme, flights into or out of an EU airport, regardless of how long that flight is in EU airspace, would be subject to the program's emissions cap and trade requirements. U.S. airlines would be required to pay an emissions tax to the EU Member State to which they most frequently fly, without any requirements that EU countries even use these fees in emissions reduction efforts.
The United States Government and Congress have objected to the forced participation in the EU's Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS).
The bill was introduced by Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman John L. Mica (R-FL), Transportation Committee Ranking Member Nick J. Rahall (D-WV), Aviation Subcommittee Chairman Tom Petri (R-WI), Aviation Subcommittee Ranking Member Jerry Costello (D-IL), and other Members of Congress.
H.R. 2594 directs the Secretary of Transportation to prohibit U.S. aircraft operators from participating in the ETS. The bill also instructs U.S. officials to negotiate or take any action necessary to ensure U.S. aviation operators are not penalized by any unilaterally imposed EU scheme.
"The European Union's inclusion of international civil aviation in its emissions trading scheme, including all segments of the flight whether in EU Member airspace or not, is a violation of U.S. sovereignty and international law," said Petri. "Aviation is a global industry and demands global solutions, not unilateral action that amounts to nothing more than a cash-grab."
"The unilateral imposition of the ETS is a clear violation of international law. We want to let the European Union know that we are not going to support this scheme and that we want a positive outcome by working with the international community," said Mica.
H.R. 2838, the Coast Guard and Maritime Transportation Act of 2011, is a fiscally responsible reauthorization of the U.S. Coast Guard that includes programmatic reforms to help ensure the Service better utilizes resources and more efficiently replaces its aging assets.
The bill was introduced by Coast Guard and Maritime Transportation Subcommittee Chairman Frank A. LoBiondo (R-NJ) and co-sponsored by Full Committee Chairman Mica.
The legislation authorizes the service for fiscal years 2012 through 2014, and authorizes a service strength of 47,000 active duty personnel. It authorizes $8.49 billion for the Coast Guard for fiscal year 2012, $8.6 billion for fiscal year 2013, and $8.7 billion for fiscal year 2014, and includes critical provisions that will give the Coast Guard and its personnel greater parity with the Department of Defense.
The bill makes a number of reforms and improvements in Coast Guard administration. It prohibits the production of a sixth national security cutter until certain capabilities planned for the first five are in place, further exemplifying its priority on fiscal responsibility. The bill also includes provisions to improve the safety and efficiency of the maritime transportation system, as well as to protect and grow maritime related jobs.
"From homeland security and drug interdiction to traditional search and rescue, the Coast Guard achieves success in their missions often by doing more with less, said Chairman LoBiondo. "This authorization is a fiscally responsible effort to ensure that success continues while bringing greater parity for those men and women who protect our ports and waterways."
"While Congress continues to consider extensions for FAA and surface transportation programs, my goal is to pass a Coast Guard reauthorization before the Service's existing authority expires," Mica said.
H.R. 2839, the Piracy Suppression Act of 2011, bolsters the United States' ability to counter piracy by strengthening existing authorities and providing the federal government with additional options. The bill increases the penalty for piracy to include capital punishment; improves an existing training program to instruct mariners on acceptable use of force against pirates; authorizes armed security on vessels carrying government impelled cargo through high risk waters; encourages other countries to contribute to the existing international effort to suppress piracy; and includes a report on ways to improve U.S. efforts to track ransom payments and the movement of money through Somali piracy networks.
The bill was introduced by Subcommittee Chairman LoBiondo and co-sponsored by Chairman Mica.
"H.R. 2839 protects American seafarers and property, enhances the legal tools available to prosecutors, provides incentives to other nations to suppress piracy, and examines ways to better track pirate finances," said LoBiondo.
The Committee also approved several measures related to the management of federal properties and the improved utilization of federal assets. H.R. 2844, the National Women's History Museum and Federal Facilities Consolidation and Efficiency Act of 2011, directs the General Services Administration (GSA) to sell an unused federal parcel of land at fair market value for private investment in and construction of a National Women's History Museum.
The bill also directs the GSA to transfer the current Federal Trade Commission (FTC) headquarters to the National Gallery of Art (NGA), saving taxpayers approximately $300 million in the long-term by avoiding over $140 million in renovation costs for the FTC headquarters and $145 million in leasing costs for the National Gallery of Art. The FTC headquarters would be relocated to office space that is currently empty after the Securities and Exchange Commission recently leased space it did not need. This legislation will allow the FTC to occupy this vacant but modern, more efficient office space, for which taxpayers have already been placed on the hook by the SEC.
The bill was introduced on Wednesday, September 7, 2011 by Chairman Mica and U.S. Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-NY).
"This proposal ensures the federal government stops sitting on its assets," said Mica. "It improves the management of real property by making use of unused or underused property, attracting private investment, and ensuring the more efficient use of space. Both projects are examples of how we can save money and provide other benefits to the taxpayers, such as expanding the American people's access to history and their cultural treasures."
"I'm grateful to Chairman Mica for his steadfast leadership and commitment to making the National Women's History Museum a reality," said Rep. Maloney. "This museum will help ensure that future generations understand what we owe to the many generations of American women that helped build, sustain, and advance our society. It is a great use for an empty lot on our National Mall, and it makes good fiscal sense."
The Committee also approved six General Services Administration Capital Investment and Leasing Program Resolutions that will save taxpayers more than $21 million annually and more than $210 million over ten years. These resolutions ensure savings through lower rents, avoidance of holdover penalties, and efficiencies created through consolidation. The Committee also included space utilization requirements in each of the resolutions to ensure agencies find ways to shrink our real property footprint.
"This year, we are taking a hard look at all of GSA's proposed projects and leases,' said Economic Development, Public Buildings and Emergency Management Subcommittee Chairman Jeff Denham (R-CA). "We must ensure taxpayer dollars are not wasted on space we don't need and we have to make sure agencies are using existing space more efficiently. We must shrink the footprint of federal property and maximize the utilization rate in Federal buildings. These resolutions are in line with those goals and will save the taxpayers money."
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After being unable to address the lockout situation for five months, Celtics co-owner Wyc Grousbeck released a statement to the Globe after the players and owners reached a tentative agreement.
"The tentative agreement is great news for our fans, players and our organization. We are very hopeful the NBA will be back on the court on Christmas Day," said Grousbeck.
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Have seen a great light;
Those who dwelt in the land of the shadow of death,
Upon them a light has shined." Isaiah 9:2
For a person, like myself, who has spent many days in her past in very dark places, the words of Isaiah above that speak of the prophesied birth of Jesus, have the most profound meaning out of all the verses that proclaim who Jesus came to be to the world. As I get older and grow closer and closer to my Lord and Savior each day through the relationship He allows me to have with Him, I grow more and more aware of just how necessary His light is to my life and how lost I was, and still can be more often than I would like to admit, without Him.
This Christmas I have spent a lot of my day reflecting on the past three years that we have lived on our farm and the darkness and light that have been in contrast through the many circumstances the Lord has taken us through since we moved here. Life has been hard on many levels and yet the light of the Lord has never failed us as we have been obedient to always look to Him, walking one step at a time, day in and day out.
I don't know what Christmas means to you or how the coming of Jesus has most greatly impacted your life, but it seems that those two things should line when you take time to reflect on the two together since Christmas is really about how Jesus came to impact the world – our Lord Incarnate – Emmanuel.
Well, I just want to wish all of you a Merry Christmas as you wrap up this day of celebration! The Light is still shinning, and I am more thankful than words allow me to describe the gift Jesus personally is to me. May the gift of Jesus be the best gift you received this Christmas since He is the reason for the season and without Him you would be lost in this world of darkness and sin.


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Regarding the Richard Kelleher column of Oct.3, "The ugliest thing in the world has to be a guy in shorts." I couldn't agree more, but I would add, what kind of message are we sending to our younger folk by showing such a blatant disregard for our appearance in public?
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