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Chairman of Queens Park Rangers (QPR) and AirAsia's Group Chief Executive Officer Tony Fernandes (R) shares a light moment with QPR players Park Ji-sung (L) of South Korea and Anton Ferdinand of England as they walk to an AirAsia aircraft dedicated in memory of QPR's former captain Alan McDonald during its launching ceremony at an airport in Sepang outside Kuala Lumpur July 18, 2012. REUTERS/Bazuki Muhammad
LONDON (Reuters) - Queens Park Rangers are planning to move from their Loftus Road ground to a new 40,000-seater stadium in northwest London, the English Championship club said on Thursday.
The stadium would form part of a "major regeneration" of the Old Oak area, including a residential and commercial development larger than the Canary Wharf financial district in east London.
"Loftus Road is - and always will be - a special place for the club and our supporters but we need more than an 18,000 capacity," said QPR Chairman Tony Fernandes, the Malaysian entrepreneur who took over the club in 2011.
"With no option of expanding here, we have to look elsewhere..." the AirAsia airline boss and Caterham Formula One team principal told the club website (www.qpr.co.uk).
QPR, who were relegated from the Premier League last season under manager Harry Redknapp, first used Loftus Road in 1917 and switched between there and White City until 1963, since when they have remained at the compact stadium in Shepherd's Bush.
The news comes after QPR and partners Stadium Capital Developments concluded a letter of collaboration with the Greater London Authority and London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham to "bring forward an early and very significant private sector investment into the Old Oak Common regeneration area".
It follows London Mayor Boris Johnson's announcement that turning Old Oak into a new world-class city quarter is to be one of his main regeneration priorities, and that a Mayoral Development Corporation (MDC) will be set up to promote it.
Under the plan, the stadium would be at the heart of the regeneration and trigger the creation of a residential and commercial area - provisionally called New Queens Park - covering hundreds of acres and creating 50,000 jobs and 24,000 homes.
Fernandes added: "...we welcome the Mayor's and Hammersmith & Fulham Council's commitment to regenerate the area, which includes an option to develop a new stadium at Old Oak as a key catalyst to bring forward redevelopment, cementing our future in this part of west London
"Not only will this give us a top quality stadium to cater for QPR's needs as the club progresses and grows over the years ahead, but we are very excited about being the driving force behind creating one of the best new urban places in the world.
"It will create a vibrant new destination in London, boosting local businesses, attracting new visitors and tourism and creating a thriving community."
QPR's chief executive Philip Beard said fans would be consulted on any move, adding: "Loftus Road is renowned for its atmosphere and with the help of our supporters, replicating that at our new stadium will be one of our top priorities."
Antony Spencer, who is developing the master-plan for Old Oak, added: "We are confident of securing a planning permission by early 2015 and starting development shortly afterwards."
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Our blinding attraction to drama has captivated so many of us. We love to live it, watch it, or even worse, create it. Nowadays it appears as if everyone has a "dramatic" story about his next-door neighbor, her estranged friend, their friend's rude relative, etc. According to a recent survey, nearly half of our nation's younger generation watches more reality television than they did last year, with those aged 18 to 25 watching close to four reality shows a week.
As if that were not enough, we are increasingly YouTubing, Facebooking, Twittering and texting ourselves into oblivion.
How about our growing addiction to alcohol? According to newly published data, one in every six Americans consumes eight mixed drinks within a few hours four times a month. Twenty-eight percent of us between the ages of 18 and 24 drink five times a month with the intention of becoming intoxicated.
Why do people dedicate so much time and effort to such futile preoccupations? Why do so many choose to be mentally and emotionally absent, via a variety of distractions, for significant portions of their everyday lives?
The first reason I'd suggest, which relates to our fascination with drama, is based in a grotesque form of egotism. When we see TV shows infested with lowly behavior and inappropriate comportment, it makes us feel good without our having to budge from the sofa. It's a delightful pat on the back. It reassures us we are good people, despite the pangs of a guilty conscience that may periodically attempt to force us out of our comfort zone.
It certainly is true that in the republic of boorishness, mediocrity is king.
The second reason, which also relates to our attraction to drama, can be categorized as "modern voyeurism." Human beings have an innate curiosity to explore the outside instead of the inside, the "you," "him" and "her" in lieu of the "I." This voyeurism is an easy way out of the long and tedious road to self-refinement.
Finally, there is a third reason – one that speaks to most of life's deviations. It is best described as "escapism," and it too is an effortless yet deceptive way out of misery. Decades ago, Walter Cannon, the renowned American physiologist, famously explained that when faced with challenges, human beings must choose between "fight" and "flight." They can combat their difficulties or flee from them. Unfortunately, our gravitation toward drama and the many other modern-day distractions points to the growing tendency to flee from life's moral responsibilities.
But can we truly rid ourselves of our prevailing drive to explore? Is it really wrong to flee from reality when stress threatens to invade?
The answer lies in the very definition of "man." Centuries ago, the Talmudic Sages taught that the creation of man resembles the fusion of an animal and God. "In some ways humans are like the ministering angels of God. In other ways, they are like animals" (Chagigah 16a). In fact, the word for "man" in Hebrew – adam – conveys a dual meaning: on the one hand, it means earth and materialism; on the other, its meaning indicates a resemblance to God.
Perhaps this existential dichotomy explains our perpetual restlessness. Since two contrary dynamics exist in the fabrics of our being, we frequently vacillate between them. Sometimes we find ourselves enthralled by animalistic behaviors from within and from without, while at other times we heed to a higher calling from God and His ministering angels.
Unshackling ourselves from this inherent vacillation is close to impossible. Our powerful drive to diverge and explore will always exist. We must, however, learn how to funnel it from the selfish, hollow and animal self to the altruistic, purposeful and divine self. Our lives, and the lives that surround us, will then be filled with true joy, lasting serenity, and contagious kindness.
Finally, we also ought to remember that most challenges cannot simply disappear. True, every now and then temporary diversions from life can help us refresh and rejuvenate. But they cannot become permanent, for the vast majority of challenges will pursue us until we find the focus, courage and conviction to tackle them thoroughly and persuasively.
Moreover, we must rid ourselves of the perception that life's blessings, such as peace and happiness, can be found outside. The "you," "him" and "her" will never be able to substitute the blessings of the "I." Indeed, the only path to self-improvement and genuine joy are introspection and the meticulous study of the inner self.
Years ago, as a teenager struggling with identity questions, I turned to my dear mentor, the world-renowned scholar Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz, for guidance.
"You seem troubled," he said, "but I'm happy to find you in this situation."
After a short pause and with his characteristic, engulfing smile, he explained: "You see, human beings are like electricity. In order to produce light, we too need a negative pole and a positive pole. Channel your thoughts and efforts from your negative pole toward your positive one. Create a circuit of positive thoughts and good actions, and your life will then surely engender light."
May we all merit to steer our inner forces – the ones that occasionally draw us to the fleeting diversions of this world – from the negative to the positive pole. A beaming light of divinity and goodness will then shine forth and illuminate our globe.
Rabbi Pinchas Allouche is the spiritual leader of Congregation Beth Tefillah in Scottsdale, AZ. He is a popular educator, lecturer and author of many essays and writings on the Judaism and social analysis.
About the Author: Rabbi Pinchas Allouche is the spiritual leader of Congregation Beth Tefillah in Scottsdale, AZ. He is a popular educator, lecturer and author of many essays and writings on the Judaism and social analysis.
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If itis a mitzva to eat matza all Pesach, then why is there no berakha attached to it?
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We, soldiers of the IDF, who stand guard over the people and the land, fulfill the hopes of the millions of Jewish people across the generations who sought freedom.
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Jews have brought the baggage of the galut (exile) mentality to the modern state of Israel.
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On Facebook, young and old alike fool themselves into believing they are better than the person they see in the mirror.
Why would our tradition fill our fun-filled summers with such restricting limitations?
As the dust settles and the fog lifts from this tumultuous year of political campaigning, we are left to wonder how our country will evolve. Will the economy bounce back? Will our schools make progress? And how about U.S. relations with Israel? Will they grow weaker or stronger? Will the administration support an Israeli strike on Iran?
It was not a necessary part of our busy itinerary. It was not even a noble errand. But the craving for a tasty lunch led our group to experience a moment never to be forgotten.
Our blinding attraction to drama has captivated so many of us. We love to live it, watch it, or even worse, create it.
"It's not easy being labeled religious these days," a friend confessed to me a few weeks ago.
My friend may be right – so-called religious people have committed some of humanity's most horrific crimes, casting a dark shadow on religion – but what is religion? What is the definition of a "religious person"? What was he referring to? Can religion and evil really co-exist?
Winds of uncertainty are blowing across the globe. The future remains unsure. Will the sun shine again? Will stability reemerge after the storm dies down?
Let's face it: it's unusual and even somewhat bizarre nowadays to encounter a family with more than two children. It is almost as if a war is launched against the unborn after a "red line" of two or three children has been reached.
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|I'm Perfect. You? Not so much....!
A while ago one of the world's most beautiful women begged me to interview her. I hesitated, because I didn't know if there existed a potent enough cocktail on the planet to render me insensate enough to endure being in the same room as her for longer than 5 seconds. So, not wishing to make little Flynn an orphan, I politely declined. Thus spurned, the attention seeking little madam ran off to Cosmopolitan magazine instead and hustled her ass and her skincare range for all she was worth.
Here's some of the wisdom and profundity from that interview that she had to share with us all - closely followed by my interpretation of it. Let me be the furry bridge between what she said and what she was really thinking.
"Models are some of the world's most insecure people I've ever met. They're constantly being told they're not good enough. You've really got to practice loving yourself ".
Yeah right! Why the hell would a gorgeous, perfect, pouting specimen like ME ever feel insecure? As if! And when it comes to "loving yourself" remember, I invented the concept. And it's something I practice 24/7. I'm so dedicated to myself that I refuse to even give myself a day off from loving myself. It's called being a professional.
"I'm a lot stronger than people think."
These dimples are made of steel, and I will see you burn in hell if you ever piss me off. Ask Orlando! Of course it's tough travelling so much without my little boy, but you know what would be tougher? Taking him with me! I just don't have the time and I really need to concentrate on my reflection for all those selfies I take. I don't get it, Kim Kardashian left her baby to attend Paris Fashion Week and so did I, yet she got all the headlines! Like she's the only celebrity who has a baby to leave? People seem to forget that I leave little Flynn without so much as a backward glance all the time. Life can be so unfair, even when you're as beautiful as me.
"If someone says to me, 'Well, that's not possible. It can't happen,' I say, 'Yes it is. I'm going to sit here and show you that it can.' I can take no for an answer and accept it – but if there's a solution and I can make it work, why wouldn't I?"
I can indeed take 'no' for an answer and accept it - but only if the question is "Will Miranda Kerr ever stop being the world's most beautiful and bashfully modest woman?" I will also happily bludgeon you to a pulp with a bottle of my Kora Organics Calming Lavender Mist if you show any opposition to my demands.
|Look! No baby!
"Don't feel like you have to do and be everything. Let the man do some things for you, because if he cares for you, he will want to. When I get home, I'm not the boss like I am at work – I slip into a more feminine role. I take everything off and put on my Stella McCartney silk robe. I'll put on a red lip or red nails, and it lifts my mood. Sexy underwear also gives you a spark. I collect underwear from my travels. Lace, lingerie, bodysuits…they're like souvenirs."
Yeah, when I get home I like to start busting Orlando's balls straight away.Why wait? This ensures that he's out of the house within 10 minutes of my arrival. He says he likes to leave me on my own a lot because he cares for me so much. And anyway, it's the least he can do now that he's an embarrassing 'has-been' in the movie business. It's essential that I reconnect with my inner-goddess and practice taking selfies in various stages of undress. You can never have too many mirrors, I find. The amazing thing is that I look bloody wonderful from all angles and it never ceases to amaze me. I slink around in my silks and satins and do some yoga until I feel like ME again. I do worry that Orlando is sometimes more feminine than me - his feet are smaller, he has prettier hands and that Stella McCartney robe looks better on him. Sometimes I hate him for this. Sometimes, I just hate him!
|Catching up on housework!
" Flynn says Mommy works and Daddy plays, because Daddy is in a play…so that makes sense. When I saw Orlando on Broadway in Romeo and Juliet, I was blown away. For someone to be able to learn all that and hold the energy to do it every day, six days a week – I have so much respect for him. We don't run lines though. We keep that very separate. That would be like me asking him to teach me how to catwalk"
I've spent hours coaching Flynn to say 'Mommy works and Daddy plays' only for the bone-idle layabout to actually get a part in a play! I was blown away alright, especially when I realised that he was going to play the part of a bloody teenager! How far back do the audience need to be sitting for that to work? I suppose it's a step up from delivering pizzas, but only just. I thought he was going to be a HUGE Hollywood Star when I married him....what a let-down. I weep for the greater celebrity I could have been if only he'd been more successful. I have so much respect for him I can't bear to be in the same country as the loser for longer than 5 minutes. I should be grateful he finally found a bloody part-time job but who the hell is going to babysit Flynn while he's out six nights a week in some stupid play? There's no understudy for that!


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I really like hanging out with my husband. Outside of our house. Alone. (And by alone I mean without children. Other grown ups are free to join us. On occasion. Depending who they are. And, what they're wearing.) But to do this, I've spent the last four years working to secure some trustworthy childcare.
When we lived in New York, we had an awesome babysitting swap gig with this other couple who had a kid our kid's age. This was the deal: Every Friday we sat for them and every Saturday, they sat for us. Post-bedtime. No dealings with kids, just free babysitting or quality time alone with their food and their TV. It was sweet. (Laura? Cal? Move to Boston. Please!?!)
Then we moved. And it's been painful to go on dates. Because our only reliable sitter is 13 and REALLY REALLY into girls ice hockey which limits her availability. Alot. And also, she's, uh, 13.
And there was the bulemic girl who threw up in our bathroom every time she came over.
And there was the one who forgot she was sitting for us on a night we had Red Sox tickets. Yeah, that was a pretty big oopsy.
And then there was the teacher from our kid's former school who's schedule was wide open. Until she got a full time job that paid her more than $14/hr.
And the teacher from our kid's current school who sat once and has refused to do it ever since. Watching TV alone, in a quiet house at night is a pretty tough gig. I'd refuse to do it again, too.
And let's not forget the night we were meeting my doctor friend and her husband, and my cousin and his wife for dinner and we ended up using my cousin's mom as our babysitter. While he PAID for a real sitter to watch his kids.
So, my husband took the bull by the horns, and registered for www.care.com. And thus began a search for our new beacon of hope. Who came in the form of four girls. Three of whom showed for the interview. Two of whom were viable. One of whom we totally want to make out with, but is not available much. The other of whom hasn't returned our phone call. Or email. Which is sort of OK.
So I ask you: What the hell?
Is it that hard to find someone to do nothing for three hours while I go out to dinner with my husband? I will pay you! We're in an economic crisis, people, and no one? Not one person? Is interested in making money for simply watching our HDTV?
OK. I know it's not one of those fancy, new-fangled flat screens that the kids these days seem to like. And I know our Wii games are lame. And our snacks suck. And that our heat is, well, ineffective.
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(I posted this in the TTC forum too...not sure which is the right place, but at any rate I am adding some more info.
I am 15DPO, day 30 of my cycle. Average cycle length is 30 days, we DTD on day 13. I am pretty sure I O'd on day 15, but not positive, because I am only monitoring CM. According to my CM I *might* have been fertile on day 13, but I am not sure. I am breastfeeding my 11-month old and it's been only very recently that he started sleeping through the night. I've had my period back since 3 months PP.
This morning I took a Clearblue digital test and it was positive. I was in shock. A few hours later I tested again just to be sure, again with Clearblue. This time it was negative.
I did some Googling, realized that CB has been associated with a lot of false positives, and decided to go buy a couple different brands just to be sure.
I tested with another generic digital and a standard two-line test. Both were negative.
So, to recap, I had only one positive. Then I had a negative with the SAME brand. Then I had two more negatives.
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Appeals court affirms Escondido fluoridation
Escondido, Calif. — The city of Escondido scored a big fluoridation victory Aug. 17 in the San Diego County Court of Appeal.
In the matter of Coshow v. City of Escondido, Judge Jacqueline M. Stern affirmed a lower court's decision in the case that upheld the city's right to fluoridate its water.
"[C]ourts through[out] the United States have uniformly held that fluoridation of water is a reasonable and proper exercise of the police power in the interest of public health. .... The matter is no longer an open question," reads the opinion, applying earlier case law for the first time to California's statewide fluoridation law passed in 1995.
Plaintiffs had challenged Escondido's community water fluoridation in September 2001. Eventually, the plaintiffs' complaint argued that community water fluoridation violated constitutional rights of citizens and the chemical chosen by the city to fluoridate — hydrofluorosilicic acid (HFSA) — should not be used.
Judge Stern's ruling nixed the argument that fluoridation violated citizens' constitutional rights. She also ruled that using HFSA to fluoridate was not forced medication. Judge Stern also noted that the argument that HFSA was not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for treating dental caries was not relevant because the FDA's authority over food, drugs and cosmetics, including its regulation of fluoride in various products, does not extend to the public supplies of drinking water.
"This case is a significant victory for fluoridation," said Karen L. Fried, deputy attorney general for the California Department of Justice. "The Court of Appeal affirmed the trial court's dismissal of the case as a matter of law because the state, through the Department of Health Services, clearly has a legitimate interest in protecting the dental health of its citizen and that hydrofluorosilicic acid as the delivery agent is rationally related to accomplishing the state's interest in fluoridating the public drinking water supply."
Ms. Fried said a variety of resources from the ADA and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, including the National Fluoridation Symposium 2005 in July, helped her prepare for her oral argument before the Court of Appeal.
"During my oral argument, I utilized the information presented in a panel discussion on legal issues that no court of last resort has ever held fluoridation to be unconstitutional," Ms. Fried said, referring to a point emphasized by ADA's Division of Legal Affairs at the symposium and in the ADA resource guide, Fluoridation Facts. "I added that no court of last resort has ever held use of HFSA as the delivery agent to be unconstitutional. The symposium was enormously helpful in educating me concerning fluoridation as well as allowing me to meet other attorneys who have had similar cases."
"It is important that the knowledge gained from each case be recorded and passed to the next anti-fluoridation case," she added, referring to a joint effort by the ADA and CDC announced at the symposium to do exactly that.
ADA Chief Counsel Peter M. Sfikas called the decision a "big win for fluoridation" and acknowledged the California Attorney General's gratitude for the support provided throughout the appeal by the Legal Division. "Our next step," said Mr. Sfikas, "will be requesting the Court to publish the opinion in its official reports so it can be cited as precedent, and of course preparing for the appeal of the case to California's highest court that the plaintiffs have already publicly promised."


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Where Do You Stand: Calling Your Girlfriends Pet Names
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I'm all for using pet names in a romantic relationship, but what about using them with your girlfriends? I think "babe" is one of those terms of endearment that can be used for either sex, but more personal nicknames like sweetie or honey just seem a bit inappropriate when referring to your gal pal. Of course that's just my opinion, so tell me ladies, where do you stand on using pet names with your girlfriends?
dikke kus 4 years
It's all in fun. I had a girlfriend or two that had nicknames for me. I think the experts write it's a sign of affection thats all. One of my friends uses my last name a lot. I am petite so once in a while someone blurts out something with little in it or little miss this or that. I don't mind it. My husband sometimes calls me some word in Dutch that means little doll or princess or something. Although for some reason when he does it I find it irritating since I don't really have that type of personality.
jennjennnbubba 5 years
I call one of my bf's hot mama and she called me skankarita. its been going on since we were teens.my others gal pals I call girl, girly, hooker, hoe, loser and they call me by the same
jennjennnbubba 5 years
I call one of my bf's hot mama and she called me skankarita. its been going on since we were teens. my others gal pals I call girl, girly, hooker, hoe, loser and they call me by the same
shafiii 5 years
i call my best friends love, dear, and darlingi think its fine. its just showing that i care about them
shafiii 5 years
i call my best friends love, dear, and darling i think its fine. its just showing that i care about them
JaimeLeah526 5 years
I hate when people call me hun or dear so I don't use them for other people. I think the point of a pet name is too be something unique that only the other person knows and you only use in private.
kendallina 5 years
I call my best friend pet names and other nicknames we have for each other.
Silverlining10 5 years
I'll call girl friends...Sexy, skank, whore, love, or best. That's about it. Or a nickname that's just a shortened version of their actual name.
emalove 5 years
I usually just call my friends by some variation of their first name...no pet names for us.
grys 5 years
yeah me and my friends call each other pet names like honey, baby, babe, sweetie but only close friends male or female
divinelight 5 years
I call my very good friends pet names all the time. Definitely, hun and sometimes sweetie. But only my good friends. It seems condescending if you don't really know the person.
j2e1n9 5 years
Sure. My friends call me girl, girlie, sweetie, cutie, hun, etc. Young and Old :)
juicylove 5 years
i hate when people say hun. it sounds like.. fake and condescending.
WhatTheFrockBlog 5 years
I hate using pet names for girls. If someone who isn't a family member calls me "sweetie" or "honey" or "babe" it makes me want to smack them.
pumpkinsugar70 5 years
We started calling each other "pumpkin" or "pumpkinbutt" in college and it stuck. We even refer to each other's daughters by the term. What is so funny about it is the friend who chose the name is a very serious art history professor at an expensive liberal arts university. Her students would never believe it.
Kristinh1012 5 years
I don't use pet names for friends really. Most of my friends do. But there is this girl that works with me and I really don't even know her and she calls me sweetie every time she seems me (and she positively knows my name) and I HATE it. It makes me uncomfortable. Now if it's an older person for some reason it doesn't bother me.
CaterpillarGirl 5 years
nicknames for girlfriends, to me, is a little middle school. it might be funny once, but all the time is too much.
Bookish 5 years
I call her "girl". As in, "hey, girl." But that's it.
swwonder 5 years
I hate being called babe or baby by anyone, it just irritates me. I tend to vary between sunshine, chickadee and sweetheart. I have friends who call me hon or honey, which doesn't bother me at all. We have inside jokey nicknames too, but those are more sort of inside names and not for everyone.
jaxon 5 years
I call EVERYONE babe. When meeting new guys I always have to warn them so they do get weird when I refer to them as babe. I give all people nicknames but my close gf and I have names that date back to high school. My one friend calls all her gf "miss". I call her "Miss Chris" cause she was always a "flygirl" Which also relates to our love of the sone "Miss Thang" by Monica. There is a story behind all of our names for each other
Martini Rossi 5 years
Shopaholichunny, me too! We call each other skank, hoe, skankster, skanky, love, beautiful and Trashy! Its all in love. lol i love it
kiwitwist 5 years
I have petnames for two of my friends, but not all of them.
ladychaos 5 years
Me and a friend of mine used to call each other "darling". My mom always used to question me about what guy I was talking to...but it was just my girl...lol
aimeeb 5 years
Hmmm I have funny inside joke nicknames for some of my friends I call them on occasion but that's about it.
Shopaholichunny 5 years
Yeah we call eah other hun, hoe, skank, b*tch, homie,love, sweetie, etc. LOL We're all really close so it doesn't hurt our feelings. It's an inside joke thing. :D
jessie 5 years
i call my friends honey or babe, its just how i am.
Lovely_1 5 years
I usually call my girlfriends hun, babe, love, dear, hahaha skankface! We are so nice to each other sometimes!
jessy777 5 years
I use sweets or honey or any derivatives with my girlfriends all the time and vice versa. I think it's fine.
Lambsauce 5 years
"Babe" is fine. I have a tendency to call friends "dear" as well. I don't really see a problem with "honey", personally, though "sweetie" is a little strange. Just my opinion. I had a friend in high school who called me "b*tch" as a term of endearment... but then, she was abusive.
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Finding duplicate records using VBA
Hi All,
I am new to MS Access VBA, but not to VBA or to MS Access.
Thanks in advance for whatever help you can give me.
I am trying to verify whether or not duplicate records exist in a table (General Flying & Ownership Expenses) using VBA. What is the best way to proceed? I designed a query that counts duplicate records (see below). A duplicate record would be two records having the same "Type" and the same "Year"
[General Flying & Ownership Expenses].Year,
[General Flying & Ownership Expenses].Type,
Count([General Flying & Ownership Expenses].Type)
AS CountOfType
FROM [General Flying & Ownership Expenses]
[General Flying & Ownership Expenses].Year,
[General Flying & Ownership Expenses].Type
(((Count([General Flying & Ownership Expenses].Type))>1));
What I want is if the results of this query for CountOfType are greater than 1 (i.e. there are duplicates), a message box will pop up indicating the table where the error is coming from and for the Sub to halt (see pseudo-code below).
Sub Duplicate_Tester
Duplicate Test Process
if (results from Duplicate Test Process) > 1 then
msgbox(Duplicate records in General Flying and Ownership Expenses)
end if
End Sub
How to do this? Should I be using a query at all? I tried using the MS Access help and found it baffling.
Thank you!
- Kevin
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I have inherited a database with a table with plenty of duplicate records. In some cases the a record may appear more than once.
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In my example database I have three fields a, b and c
and I have duplicate records:-
Please note I am using A2003....I have attached word doc with code for anyone's perusal.
Just amended my post to include my sample database. I am also providing, again, some background to my problem:-
I've inherited this database with a table which has accidentally been populated with records that already exist.
I have set up a sample database that more or less mimics the real one. I have omitted PKs and other database rules because that is what I have. I "simply" require a coherent piece of VBA code that will save me the trouble of sorting the records and then deleting the duplicate records that I see.
Obviously I would be working on a copy to start of with so that I would first understand the code before I embark on the real thing.
I completely understand the concerns that maybe the database is structured improperly or whether additional fields have to be included, but my main concern is deleting the duplicates.
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Basically what I need is code which will sort the table and then compare the entire contents of one record with the one below it. If it is the same, ie. all the fields are the same, then one of the duplicates should be deleted.
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Here's my code.
Dim dbTransportationPlanning As DAO.Database
Dim rstCurrent_Shipments As DAO.Recordset
Dim Shipment_num As String
Set dbTransportationPlanning = CurrentDb
Set rstCurrent_Shipments = dbTransportationPlanning.OpenRecordset("Current_Sh ipments")
rstCurrent_Shipments("Product").Value = "ONE"
rstCurrent_Shipments("TNProject").Value = "NEW"
rstCurrent_Shipments("Shipment_Num").Value = "NEW"
rstCurrent_Shipments("Departure_Date").Value = "1/1/1900"
rstCurrent_Shipments("Shipper").Value = "NEW."
rstCurrent_Shipments("Consignee").Value = "NEW"
DoCmd.SetWarnings False
DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acLast
DoCmd.OpenQuery ("Sharepoint_Append")
DoCmd.SetWarnings True
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Link PDF file to a record using vba
Hi all,
I have this database to keep track of our company's licenses. It works fine. We have about 250 records, each record contains licensee's info and also has an ole field linked to a folder that gets updated directly from the form.
All the linked files are pdf files.
Whenever we have a new license or one that needs to get updated we do (right click ----Insert Object ---etc).
The problem I am having is..
If the user is updating a license or replacing an expired one with a new one, the user needs to access the folder, move the expired License to a new folder and name the new license so it gets linked to the database.
Is there a way to do this process using vba like a button to update or replace the existing pdf file.
the linked files are under a folder like this:
R:operLicensesFolder(usualy a state name)Filename.pdf
Thanks in advance
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I am creating a small Access application that will allow me to update my Call handling system's site table.
It uses an mdb file, and I wish to add new sites (from new contracts) to the SCSite table.
I recieve regular updates of new sites from existing customers, so want to create a simple macro that will
1: import (from an excel file) the new sites and add these to the existing SCSite table
2: Check for duplicate records using the Site_Num primary key
3: Merge non duplicate records into existing SCSite table.
Is this possible, and if so - how? VBA? Macro builder? Query?
A Swift response would be great, I have had a look through previous posts - but to no avail!
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I have a table on which I cannot set a primary key because there are duplicate records in the table. How can I use a query to show the records that are duplicated?
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Need help and know no to very little code.
Have a table DONORS that has assigned Soundex for finding possible duplicate donors. The fields I need to compare are Soundex,Lname.Fname,DOB,DonorId so that when I create a report from the query I can group possible duplicates in pairs to be researched to determine if they are actual duplicates are not.
I tried using the find duplicate records wizard to no avail.
I think I should be looking at using an Alias for the Donors table when the designing query. Need something like If Soundex and Lname and or DOB are same then pair these two where DonorId is not =.
Will be willing to e-mail table to anyone that might be able to help.
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Instead of traditional greeting cards, several Granite State soldiers, sailors and airmen have recorded short video greetings that are now available for viewing online at the Defense Video & Imagery Distribution System (DVIDS) website, dvidshub.net.
The technology used to make the recordings and distribute each video was developed by the U.S. Army to allow reliable video connections between media and soldiers serving overseas in areas such as Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain.
"We want to give a holiday greetings shout out to Bruce Bellegarde and family," said Army Spc. Andrew Bellegarde of Londonderry, stationed in Vicenza, Italy. "We want to say Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, and we'll be thinking of you guys over the holiday season."
"I'd like to tell my wife, Karen, back in Hudson that I love you and miss you, and can't wait to see you again," said Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Edward Currier of Hudson, stationed in Rota, Spain. "Patrick, stay out of trouble, Daddy loves you."
"We want to wish our friends and family a happy holiday and Merry Christmas back in Rochester, New Hampshire," said Air Force Capt. David Ferguson of Rochester, stationed at Aviano Air Base in Italy.
"I want to give a shout out to my sons, Giovanni and Justin in Derry," says Army Sgt. Maj. Giovanni Fuentes of Derry, stationed at Camp Phoenix in Afghanistan in his message. "I love you and miss you, and be safe."
"We want to wish all our friends and family a happy holiday season," said Army Capt. Benjamin Hirsch of East Kingston, stationed in Yongson, South Korea. "We'll be back in a few months, and we look forward to seeing you."
"I want to wish a happy holidays to my wife, Betsy, my daughter, Hannah, my son Ryan, and all my family back in New Hampshire," said Army Chief Warrant Officer Paul Mercier of Walpole, stationed at Camp Phoenix in Afghanistan in his video greeting. "Love you guys, and I'll see you soon."
"I just want to wish my mother, father and brother back in Salem, New Hampshire, a happy holidays," said Airman 1st Class Steven Orlandello of Salem, stationed at Kandahar Air Field in Afghanistan.
"I just want to say a great big 'I love you' to my fiance, Leonard Bell, back in Manchester," said Navy Capt. Jody Stanley of Manchester, stationed at Kandahar Air Field in Afghanistan. "Take care, and I'll see you as soon as I can."
"I want to give a shout out to my wife, Lori, and my kids Matthew, Molly and Ally Rose," said Senior Airman Arthur Statezni of Newton, stationed at Bagram Air Field in Afghanistan. "Happy holidays, and we'll see you soon. Love ya."
To view the videos, go to dvidshub.net, and search for New Hampshire holiday greeting videos.
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Hello everyone,
Whenever we go to Puerto Rico we stay on the southwestern side of the Island in Boqeron. There is a small town called Cabo Rojo nearby that has the best ice cream I've ever tasted. It is called Rex's.
The ice cream is more like a gellato, very dense and extremely flavorful and it is served like a soft serve custard in cups. My personal favorite is Pena (pineapple).
Rex is a Puerto Rican small chain, I saw others in Western/Northern PR.
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Wednesday, May 27, 2009
This Post Could Be Cheesy...
Yesterday didn't really feel too much like an anniversary because David and I both had to work all day (except for a little ice cream jaunt in the afternoon to the beach) and then when we went out for dinner that night we had the most terrible customer service! The little restaurant is so yummy though, the thought of not going back is a little sad. We've gone there quite a bit from when it first opened and while the food is still amazing the customer service has slowly declined.
So tonight we are going to rug up with a glass of wine and a movie and just stay at home. I love staying at home by the way, I am a homebody in all meanings of the word! Staying at home with a glass of wine, the boy and the kitty are so much more appealing to me than going out. I'm well and truly past my student days of going out all night and sleeping all day (I used to be a party animal if you can believe it!! Seriously!).
Now, some of you may be curious as to who this David fellow is. And while an anniversary is probably the perfect time to introduce him, he has politely asked that I don't put a picture of him up on my blog, and given that I am a nice person, I respect his decision.
So, in lieu of a photo, how about a description? Fingers crossed this doesn't come off as cheesy!! He is tall, dark and handsome (yes that is cheesy, but also true!!) with blue eyes. This year he gave up his Editors job of two years to go back to study and get his Masters in English. We met when I was in my second year of study at a show where I was backstage and he was acting.
He is very smart and talented. He has a radio show on Thursdays (but he's cutting those back now because of study) and also reads the morning news everyday which means getting up at 5.30am, cycling in, researching the news and then being on air at 8am. He is also very talented with a camera, so much so, he has made money selling his images (but I'm scared of him taking photos of me because I get all shy in front of a camera with a person there and so go all silly and pull faces!! I'm not exactly the perfect model).
He loves coffee and makes the perfect pancakes where I, however, am pancake challenged!! I just can't do it, no matter how hard I try.
He's funny when he wants to be, quiet when he wants to be and most of all puts up with me! I love you :)
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Your hair looks so pretty today! Are your curls natural?ReplyDelete
The description was very cute :)
I just loved your blog!!!ReplyDelete
Your hair color looks like mine!ReplyDelete
I like those shoes. They are so cute and they go well with the dress without being matchy-matchy. And that David fellow sounds lovely. :)ReplyDelete
Congratulations! David sounds like your perrrrrfect match!ReplyDelete
David sounds lovely! And I adore today's outfit.ReplyDelete
Lovely outfit! David seems to be a great man.ReplyDelete
Lovely outfit and your chap sounds great. Mine has asked not to be put on my blog either, which is a shame as there are some lovely pictures of us together around, but I respect his decision too! Still, boo to boys ;)ReplyDelete
I like Ur blazer and flower pin! David sounds lovely!ReplyDelete
Cute description!ReplyDelete
I always get shy in front of the camera too when someone else than me and my remote control are taking the picture... so I can definitely relate to what you're saying. :)
Have a lovely day!
Congrats for you and David!ReplyDelete
I'm also a homebody person! I just love stay at home watching movies and having some pizza with my husband!
I'm in love with that blazer of yours! In fact, I get inspired a lot for your outfits in my daily choices!
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Awwww, so cute.ReplyDelete
I have also changed from my wild party college days to a homebody. The thought of going to a crowded bar/club seriously depresses me now.
Sounds like a keeper, lady. Happy anniversary to you both!ReplyDelete
Awww! That's not cheesy at all :)ReplyDelete
Your curls are adorable!ReplyDelete
aww he sounds lovely! yay for love :)ReplyDelete
hope tonight is wonderful just staying home (i love that too btw!)
happy day to you!
i think it's quite appropriate to wear white on your anniversary! i like that tradition, even if it was accidental.ReplyDelete
your david sounds like quite the catch!
this post made me melt a little!ReplyDelete
How lovely! Happy anniversary. :) I'm also really into staying home - it's just so comfortable and nice. Adorable outfit!ReplyDelete
such a lovely summer dress.ReplyDelete
PeAce & BoWs...
prettyneons x
Not cheesy at all! It's a great description. Happy Anniversary and may you have many, many more! :)ReplyDelete
love the white dress, btw! And the great hairdo!
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Entering Brother Tobacco Pipe, I couldn't help but notice the special fragrance floating in the air. "That is the smell of tobacco, not the pipe. We give complimentary tobacco to those who purchase high-grade pipes in our shop." Mr Liu, the owner, said.
Liu divided the pipes in his shop into home-made and imported pipes. He told me about the popular Turkish Sepiolite pipe (RMB 3000) and the famous Italian Lepipe Di Viprati (RMB 7500). Most of the high-grade pipes here are imported from Mediterranean countries, where production of tobacco pipe is world famous.
Handmade pipes from Beijing, though, are both much cheaper and feel more artistic. I liked the pipe in the shape of a Chinese dragon shape, which only cost RMB 150. If you just want a simple pipe, some can be had for as low as RMB 30.
The shop owner speaks little English and bargaining is possible.
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