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This appendix contains descriptions of the buttons and tools in the Reports Builder tool palettes and toolbars.
The main toolbar is located at the top of the Reports Builder window, directly beneath the menu bar:
New button. Displays the New Report dialog box.
Open button. Displays the Open dialog box.
Save button. Saves the report. If you haven't saved the report before, the Save As dialog box displays.
Print button. Prints the paper report.
Mail button. Displays the Mail dialog box.
Connect button. Displays the Connect dialog box.
Cut button. Deletes the currently selected item and temporarily places it in the clipboard. Use Paste to paste the selected item.
Copy button. Temporarily places a copy of the selected item in the clipboard. Click the Paste button to paste the selected item.
Paste button. Pastes the item in the clipboard in current location of the cursor.
Undo button. Undoes the last action performed.
Redo button. Performs the last action again.
Run Web Layout button. Runs the current report to your Web browser.
Run Paper Layout button. Runs the current report to the Paper Design view in Reports Builder.
Help button. Displays the Oracle Reports online Help.
The Data Model view tool palette is a vertical group of tools located on the left-hand side of the Data Model view.
Select tool. Deselects any selected tool to turn off the current tool.
Magnify tool. Zooms in the view on the clicked object. Use SHIFT + Magnify to zoom out.
Summary Column tool. Creates a summary column in the query.
Data Link tool. Creates a link between the columns in the queries.
Formula Column tool. Creates a formula column in the query.
Cross Product tool. Creates a matrix (cross-product) group.
Placeholder tool. Creates a placeholder column which you can modify later.
SQL Query tool. Displays the SQL Query Statement dialog box where you can enter a SQL query SELECT statement or use Query Builder to create a query.
Ref Cursor tool. Displays the PL/SQL Editor where you can type a ref cursor query.
XML Query tool. Displays the Define XML Query dialog box, where you can specify the XML data definition and data source.
JDBC Query tool. Displays the JDBC Query dialog box, where you can define the SQL or stored procedure to define the data for the query.
Text Query tool. Displays the Text Query dialog box, where you can specify a text data definition and data source.
Express Server Query tool. Displays the Express Server Query dialog box, where you can specify an Oracle Express data definition and data source.
The Paper Layout view tool palette is a vertical group of tools located on the left-hand side of the Paper Layout view.
Select tool. Deselects any selected tool to turn off the current tool.
Magnify tool. Zooms in the view on the clicked object. Use SHIFT + Magnify to zoom out.
Frame Select tool. Selects all objects within the selected frame or repeating frame, depending upon their explicit anchors (first click the tool, then the frame).
Reshape tool. Enables you to reshape the selected boilerplate object.
Text tool. Creates a boilerplate text object.
Rotate tool. Enables you to rotate the direction of the selected boilerplate object.
Line tool. Draws a line boilerplate object.
Rectangle tool. Draws a rectangle boilerplate object.
Arc tool. Draws an arc boilerplate image.
Rounded Rectangle tool. Draws a rounded rectangle boilerplate object.
Polyline tool. Draws an open multilined boilerplate object. Use your mouse to create the multiple lines.
Polygon tool. Draws a multisided boilerplate object. The object must be closed, unlike a polyline object.
Freehand tool. Draws a line where you drag your mouse.
Ellipse tool. Draws an ellipse boilerplate object.
Frame tool. Draws a frame.
Repeating Frame tool. Draws a repeating frame.
Graph tool. Displays the Graph Wizard so that you can to define a graph that will be inserted into your layout.
Field tool. Creates a field object.
Anchor tool. Creates an anchor between two objects in your layout.
File Link tool. Creates a link file object that you can use to link an external file to your report.
Report Block tool. Displays the Report Block wizard so that you can add a new report block to your layout.


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SAN JOSE — Police say the death Tuesday of a man whose body was burned in a fire near the onramp for southbound Highway 85 at Cottle Road was a homicide, and two men have been arrested in the case.
Police on Thursday arrested Steven Burns and Christopher James, both 25, in connection with the man's death, according Officer Albert Morales, a police spokesman. Burns was arrested on suspicion of murder and James was booked on a charge of felony accessory, Morales said.
The man's death is the 12th homicide of the year.
Police say the man who was badly burned had been stabbed at least once and was set on fire. Police are not releasing his identity until the Santa Clara County Coroner's Office notifies his family.
Firefighters responded to reports of a small fire on Tuesday at 9:15 p.m. near the onramp to Highway 85 and Cottle Road in South San Jose. Once the blaze was extinguished, the burned body of an man was discovered. Because of the condition of the body, the Santa Clara County Coroner was called in.
The California Highway Patrol had jurisdiction and first investigated the incident. It was first thought the death was possibly an accident after personal possessions and litter were found in the area, indicating a homeless encampment.
Police say a follow-up investigation revealed that the victim had been stabbed at least once by Burns.
Police don't have a motive for the killing, but investigators believe an altercation occurred between Burns and the victim.
Anyone with information about this case is urged to contact Detective Sgt. Andrew Binder or Detective Liz Checke of the San Jose Police Department's Homicide Unit at 408-277-5283. Anonymous tipsters can call the Silicon Valley Crime Stoppers at 408-947-STOP (7867), or go to http://svcrimestoppers.org/, and be eligible for a reward.
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Scientists have warned that if current exploitation trends continue, all commercial fish populations could be wiped out by 2048. The best way to reverse this tragic trend is to create a worldwide network of marine reserves that cover 40% of the world's oceans. At the moment, less than 1% of the world's oceans are protected, and fishing fleets are allowed to go everywhere. Just like national parks on land, we need to protect important areas of the seas from exploitation.
A Greenpeace activist holds a banner under a fish aggregation device (FAD) calling for "Marine Reserves Now".
There is a growing body of scientific evidence that now supports what we at Greenpeace have been saying for a long time: The establishment of large-scale networks of marine reserves is the key to reversing global fisheries decline.
These networks of marine reserves should be closed to all extractive uses, such as fishing and mining, as well as waste dumping. And if they are properly designed to cover crucial breeding and spawning grounds, they also work to protect tuna, sharks, and other species that migrate over vast distances.
Marine reserves can also benefit adjacent fisheries from both the 'spillover' of adult and juvenile fish beyond the reserve boundaries and through the export of eggs and larvae. Inside the reserves, populations increase in size and individuals live longer, grow larger and develop increased reproductive potential.
Within the reserves, there may be core zones where no human activities are allowed. These zones can include, for example, scientific reference areas or areas where there are particularly sensitive habitats or species.
Some areas within the coastal zones may be opened to small-scale, non-destructive fisheries, as long as they are sustainable, within ecological limits, and have been decided upon with the full participation of affected local communities.
Marine reserves provide a safe haven for marine life. They can help save tuna, ecosystems, and ultimately the fishing industry. After all, the fishing industry has a pretty miserable future if there's no fish left to, well, fish...
The Pacific Commons would be the first Marine Reserves ever in international waters and would represent a small but significant step towards achieving this goal. Pacific Island countries including Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, and Cook Islands have already expressed their support for the protection of the Pacific Commons.
Nearly a quarter of all tuna taken from the Pacific comes from international waters. Because these areas are far away from land and hard to monitor, they are all too often easy pickings for illegal fishing. Pirates often fish in national country waters and then claim that the catch came from international waters. They also use these areas to offload their catches, and refuel at sea. This makes it much easier to avoid regulation of how much they have caught, and how long they have been at sea for.
The map above outlines four key areas of the international waters that Greenpeace has identified as the Pacific Commons, and which we demanded be closed off to fishing.
Three of the areas in the map above were named in a public competition we ran in the Pacific.
All these areas are key breeding and feeding grounds for tuna. They also contain unique ecosystems, including biologically rich undersea mountains, corals and endangered leatherback turtles.
By declaring them no-take marine reserves we protect them against pillage and destruction and secure a future for Pacific fisheries.
Protecting the Pacific Commons with marine reserves today, can save the Pacific from empty nets tomorrow.
The proposed areas are home to endangered leatherback turtles, minke and sperm whales, and other deep-sea marine life. The areas also provide vital feeding and breeding grounds for the region's lifeline – tuna. The creation of marine reserves that are off limits to fishing will allow these fragile species and threatened stocks of tuna to rebuild, as well as maintain tuna fisheries and stocks for years to come.


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Eric Jaffe is the former New York bureau chief for CityLab. He is the author of A Curious Madness and The King's Best Highway.
For all the showy excess of Las Vegas, the city's public transportation network is strikingly understated. That's especially true on that casino-laden part of Las Vegas Boulevard known as the Strip. Bits and pieces of transit do exist there—double-decker buses, a monorail connecting the SLS (formerly the Sahara) with the MGM via the convention center, a few tiny trams that link casino couplets—but they're no more related than roulette is to craps.
"There's no connectivity of one single system on the Strip," says Tom Skancke, head of the Las Vegas Global Economic Alliance and a board member for the Nevada Department of Transportation. For all the vehicle types on the boulevard, from taxis to limos to billboard trucks, the one thing missing is "a transit system that provides other modes for how people want to move," he says.
Well the city has finally anted up on a comprehensive transportation plan. The Regional Transportation Commission recently staked $2.7 million to engage the urban planning services of Michael Gallis, who will study the Vegas resort corridor and recommend how it can create (and pay for) a genuine cohesive mobility network. The plan is expected within the next year and a half.
The Strip is crammed with traffic on a daily basis. Between the visitors and the employees, the resort corridor hosts an estimated 155,000 people per square mile—a density that approaches that of Manhattan on a business day. Yet cars remain the overwhelming transport option for those near and far: Passenger rail doesn't serve the city, the monorail stops short of McCarran International Airport, light rail has never materialized.
To Skancke—who calls himself a transit "convert"—providing more mobility options in Las Vegas is a matter of smart business as much as smart transport. Young professionals might prefer other major metros in the mountain and desert region that have reduced car dependence, such as Denver, Salt Lake City, and Phoenix. (To attract the same crowd, Zappos has planned a private ride-sharing network for its downtown Vegas headquarters.) Globally, other resort destinations have doubled down on rail access; Exhibit A, says Skancke, is the MRT subway station built right on the property of the Sands Marina Bay in Singapore.
"Las Vegas as a community is behind the rest of the world as it relates to global competitiveness and connectivity," he says. "We're the number one tourism destination in the world, but we don't provide the modes of transportation that will keep our community competitive going forward."
While it's far too early to tell what recommendations the new plan will make for Vegas mobility, Gallis is known for his work with Charlotte's emerging light rail system. And during an interview with the Las Vegas Sun in May, he suggested that a rail system will be strongly considered:
When we say mass transit, there are two forms: buses and fixed guideways, meaning rails. Bus ridership in Las Vegas is some of the highest in the United States. The road network has grown remarkably well and effectively. But it's a new era. Looking at fixed guideway systems as yet another alternative is an extremely important step for us to take.
If rail does take center stage in the plan, it could face an uphill battle. Past attempts to bring light rail to the Strip have been greeted with skepticism and fought by road advocates until they failed. Meanwhile, plans have stalled for a high-speed rail line between Las Vegas and Los Angeles, as have plans to extend the monorail to the airport—despite recent increases in both ridership and farebox revenue.
On paper, at least, the Strip seems perfectly suited to a fixed transit system in an exclusive lane: it's a straight-shot through a high-density corridor loaded with attractions. If rail is a non-starter, the Strip might dedicate existing boulevard lanes to a bus rapid transit service. (May we suggest a free one paid for with on-board video slots?) And if any place can make a strong case for transit subsidies on the grounds of reducing drunk driving, it would have to be Vegas.
In practice, of course, there are financial reasons the Strip's transit network has come together so haphazardly. A mobility network that makes it easier for visitors to jump from casino to casino runs counter to the business strategy of keeping their wallets in one place. But Skancke believes the Strip might be more receptive this time around because resort ownership has been consolidated into fewer hands, and because the plan is being touted on its business merits.
"I've become an advocate for transit because one, it works; and two, it is a must be to competitive," he says.
The coronavirus crisis stands to dramatically reshape cities around the world. But the biggest revolutions in urban space may have begun before the pandemic.
Now more than ever, public transportation is not just about ridership. Buses, trains, and subways make urban civilization possible.
Will COVID-19 change how cities are designed? Michele Acuto of the Connected Cities Lab talks about density, urbanization and pandemic preparation.
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I think this game is great!
the level design and concept of this game is incredible...typical lucasarts, its full of camera limitations.
targeting issues and prone to freezing. just froze again after i have been fighting w/ the star destroyer for 30+.
i did enjoy fighting a royal guard and a dark trooper, i always like fighting dark troopers- not sure why.
This is kind of cool. Some new player content to be downloaded pretty soon.
Oh, and by far the best easter egg in the game....
See, Jar Jar....snitches get stitches....
hahaha! I know we all WISH that really happened right? haha. It seems like there were different things to be featured for different consoles. All I know is that the PSP versions specail features include playing climactic movie battles!!!! im so excited Im going to get the PSP version tommorrow after school.
BTW I've been seeing a change in LucasArt's direction in gaming. I've seen a couple new games out made by LucasArts (having nothing to do with Star Wars) and they have the same graphics concept as unleashed. Some new game called..............Factor or something???? idk.............but anyways I'd like to ask............ Does anybody know of a LucasArts game with the same concept as unleashed? Or does anybody even know what Im talking about?
Fracture. The big thing in that is descrutible environment.
Ah, yes that was definatly it. Thanks Sev. (Rep up) Do you know of any others? because apparently...........Fracture and TFU was a major success.
I've heard other things about Fracture. But I've headrd that the next project LucasArts is working on is some FPS. We shall see.
Anyways I finally got TFU for PSP and a beat the story mode in 2-3 days. The graphics are obviously not as good but the game is just as fun. But Boba Fett DOES make an appearance in the PSP version! He's a boss battlle in a different game mode called Historic Battles. The battle is obviously in the Dune Sea on Jabba's Sail Barge.
Yeah I remember when I fought Boba. It's a pity that he's such an easy boss, but was grateful because I had almost no health left.
yea I know what you mean, they made it seem as if Luke brutally murdered Boba.
The great thing about the PSP version is that it comes with so many extras. The extras include an entirely different game mode than the story, which is where you are able to face Boba Fett. For those who dont know, these game modes are.............
* Order 66: Where wave after wave of enemies attack you.
* Climactic Movie Battles: Where you have the opportunity to replay many movie battles with a TFU style.
* Duel: Where you simply duel Jedi and Sith...........one after another after another.
Charecters include Darth Vader, The Apprentice, His Father, Obi-Wan, QuiGon Jin, Anakin, Assaj Ventress, Luke, Dooku, Mace Windu, Darth Desolous, The Emporer, Aayla Secura, Shaak Ti, Rahm Kota, and a couple more that I cannot recall at the moment.
Im Glad that the PSP version has more than just a story mode. Otherwise I'd be playing the story over and over and over and over again. Its cool that you can just pick up and play.
Wii version pwns so badly, especially with the multiplayer duel arena.
I wish the PS3 and 360 versions came with a duel mode and LIVE.....that would be awesome.
i got it for ps2 today and im enjoying it so far
way to ruin my studying for midterms hah
ps2? they have it for Ps2???
Yep. I think its similar to the PSP version, but I'm not sure.
i recorded a crappy version of the chop'aa notimo boss fight from the ps2 version on youtube
check it out
Beat it once and am playing through again, the only thing I didn't like was the one direction story line, you didn't get to chose your path like in KOTOR.
Another returning member. Yes I disagree with the whole direction of the game. They really force you do go through the game and end wih lightside. The game only really changed randomly at the end.
Well obviously, the only CANON choice is the light side...........but dark side IS optional......so I guess they do force you into one path.
but isn't that the point? Its part of the Star Wars story, it should'nt be scrambled.
Yes, the game does make you choose one path. So what? It's still a good game. Though the way the navicomputer was set up it made me think you could choose what planet to go to. But that's ok. And I agree with TW, it's not just a game, it's a book as well, and the game should really kinda follow the book some. It's a multi-media story. Just like SOTE is. SOTE was a book, a comic, and a game. TFU is a book, a comic, and a game.
Just wondering if anyone on the boards watches Smallville and noticed the new guy on there that works in the hospital and befriended Chloe. Does he, by chance, look familiar?
I have it for Wii!! And it is awesome I played it non stop and finished it once 1/2 in two days. The half 'cause about half way through it my game got overided. The graphics could be alot better though and it still hurt when I had to kill all thows Mandos. And I got ticked off at these Boba Fett wannabes. They were stormtroopers with jetpacks and flamethrowers, so I electricuted them and threw them into a passing-by train thing. FUN!!
I am really stuck on the spinning rings, I'm not fast enough
I just finished the book this morning. It was wonderful!!
Oh I read the book. I can't beleive his name is...no spoilers...and that he...no spoilers...at the end!!
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A group glass triggers all sorts of red flags. First of all, a new class means new logistics, new location, new routines. What if I go to the wrong place? What if I'm early? What if I'm late? And a group class is filled with new people. In the form of a ... group. In my head, they become a group of fitness Superheroes. They will all hate me on sight. They will be forged in iron and they will leave me in a fat puddle in the middle of the gym while they scoff at what a Flabby McWeakerson I am. I will never be fit enough to work out with the Greek gods that are the fitness SuperFriends.
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Wednesday morning I had no such excuse. I dragged myself out of bed at 5:30 a.m. I put on my gym clothes and contemplated getting back into bed in my gym clothes. I went downstairs and put on my shoes in the dark. I decided I would walk on the treadmill and see if I hated life any less. If I was still miserable and suicidal over joining a group fitness class, I would just stay on the treadmill.
Once there, I decided to stay on the treadmill. Sure I was feeling better about life after ten minutes of cardio, but I wasn't feeling any better about how much I was going to suck at CrossFit. Maybe I would try it on Friday?
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Out of the corner of my eye, I saw the instructor enter the cardio room. I decided to zero in on the treadmill monitor and stare myself into invisibility. "Do not see me," I said, just like Gary Oldman in Bram Stoker's Dracula.
I even said it with an accent.
Then I saw someone moving toward me but I stared all the harder at the monitor. I could will myself into invisibility, just like I could will myself into Narnia when I was a kid being teased by the neighborhood thugs.
Oh yeah. That didn't work either. Damn.
"So are you coming?" the instructor asked me. He was standing on the next treadmill.
"Oh. Uh. Hi. Um. Well, I, er..." I pulled the earphones out of my ears and did my best to get out of it.
"Come on," he said and waved me over as he walked towards the gym.
"Yeah, uh, I, er, was thinking, maybe it will be too hard for me," I walked behind him, not wanting to be rude. "Maybe I should try it another time? When I'm more fit. I just don't know..."
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"You're finally going to work out with the group?" one lady asked. She must have seen me working out with a personal trainer in the gym at some point.
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Release dates have been announced for Gambit, Seven Psychopaths, and The Words. Briefly, here they are:
- Michael Hoffman's heist-comedy Gambit, written by the Coen Brothers and starring Colin Firth and Cameron Diaz, is set for January 11, 2013.
- Martin McDonagh's dark comedy Seven Psychopaths, starring Colin Farrell, Woody Harrelson, Christopher Walken, and Sam Rockwell, is due out November 2nd.
- The plagiarism drama The Words, starring Bradley Cooper, Zoe Saldana, Dennis Quaid, Olivia Wilde, and Jeremy Irons, will open September 21st.
Hit the jump for more on all of these flicks and their competition at the box office. [Release dates via Box Office Mojo]
Gambit is technically a remake of the utterly delightful 1966 Michael Caine/Shirley Maclaine movie of the same name, but the plot sounds very different. In the remake, "Firth will play a London art curator who plots an elaborate scheme to con a wealthy collector (Alan Rickman) into buying a fake Monet painting. As part of the ruse, he recruits a Texas steer roper (Diaz) to play the part of a woman whose grandfather liberated the painting at the end of WWII." The character roles are similar to those in the original, but the professions, methods, and Macguffin have changed.
Gambit will be the sophisticated choice on the January 11, 2013 weekend when it opens against Scary Movie 5 and the action-flick fairy-tale reimagining Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters starring Jeremy Renner and Gemma Arterton.
Moving on to Seven Psychopath, the film is McDonagh's follow-up to In Bruges and stars Farrell as a screenwriter struggling with his latest script, titled Seven Psychopaths, who gets roped into a dog-napping job by his friends (Rockwell and Walken). Things take a turn when the beloved Shih Tzu of a psychopathic gangster (Harrelson) goes missing, and the trio find themselves on the run. The film also stars Tom Waits, Gabourey Sidibe, Abbie Cornish, and Olga Kurylenko.
The November release date means that Seven Psychopaths might make the rounds on the fall festival circuit. Either way, the November 2nd date will have the movie sharing its opening weekend with the Barbara Streisand/Seth Rogen comedy Guilt Trip (formerly My Mother's Curse) the remake of Red Dawn starring Chris Hemsworth and Josh Hutcherson, and Disney's animated feature Wreck-It Ralph.
Finally, if you didn't read my review of The Words at Sundance, click here to find out why I thought it was terrific. The movie features stories within stories, but the central narrative centers on a failed author (Cooper) who finds an untitled and uncredited manuscript in an old briefcase and publishes the novel as his own. The plagiarist's unearned success threatens to come crashing down when he's confronted by the novel's true author.
The crowded September 21st weekend also features the crime thriller Killing Them Softly (formerly Cogan's Trade) starring Brad Pitt, the R-rated action comic-book movie Dredd starring Karl Urban, the animated Adam Sandler family comedy Hotel Transylvania, and the thriller House at the End of the Street starring Jennifer Lawrence.


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"The Blythe Intaglios or Blythe Geoglyphs are a group of gigantic figures found on the ground near Blythe, California in the Colorado Desert. The intaglios are found east of the Big Maria Mountains, about 15 miles (24 km) north of downtown Blythe, just west of U.S. Highway 95 near the Colorado River. The largest human figure is 171 feet (52 m) long. The intaglios are best viewed from the air.
The geoglyphs or intaglios (anthropomorphic geoglyphs) were created by scraping away layers of darker rocks or pebbles to reveal a stratum of lighter-valued soil. While these "gravel pictographs" are found through the deserts of southeastern California, human figures are found only near the Colorado River. The figures are so immense that they were not observed by non-Indians until the 1930s. The set of geoglyphs includes several dozen figures and a labyrinth, thought to be ceremonial in nature. They are believed to date from 1000 CE but could range from 450 to 10,000 years old, and were most likely created by Mojave and Quechan Indians."


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Exiled from American wrestling, Scott Hall disappeared to Japan during the early part of 2001 to begin anew. And slowly but surely, the rumors started spreading to America. The rumors that Hall had cleaned himself up and turned his life around. The rumors that Hall was in the best shape he had been in in years. Now you can decide for yourself as Scott Hall's Japanese Tour 2001 matches, the very matches that gave him a new lease on life and played a part in his return to the WWF, have been collected in this two disc set.
- Scott Hall & Scott Norton vs. Kensuke Sasaki & Yuji Nagata (3/4/01)
- Scott Hall & Scott Norton vs. Kensuke Sasaki & Manabu Nakanishi (3/6/01)
- Scott Hall vs. Yutaka Yoshie (3/9/01)
- Scott Hall & Scott Norton vs. Brian Johnston & Manabu Nakanishi (3/11/01)
- Scott Hall & Tatsutoshi Goto vs. Yuji Nagata & Manabu Nakanishi (3/17/01)
- Scott Hall vs. Manabu Nakanishi (3/20/01)
- Scott Hall & Satoshi Kojima vs. Takashi Iizuka & Robbie Rage (4/19/01)
- Scott Hall & Masahiro Chono vs. Manabu Nakanishi & Yutaka Yoshie (4/20/01)
- Scott Hall & Masahiro Chono vs. Keiji Mutoh & Taiyo Kea (4/28/01)
- Scott Hall & Super J vs. Takashi Iizuka & Yutaka Yoshie (5/2/01)
- Scott Hall & Masahiro Chono vs. Keiji Mutoh & Jinsei Shinzaki (7/6/01)
- Scott Hall & Masahiro Chono vs. Manabu Nakanishi & Yuji Nagata (7/8/01)
- Scott Hall vs. Kenzo Suzuki (9/21/01)
- Scott Hall vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi (9/9/01)
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MWC 15 Special
One way Google brings new product features is through Google Labs - a collection of fun, experimental features. And now, Google introduced another experimental feature which sounds pretty handy: "Download Map Area". Google Maps for mobile is a great tool for visiting an unfamiliar area but it has one major problem - it requires a data connection which could be either not available or better not used - especially if in international roaming. So far there was a workaround because Google Maps Mobile for Android was already able to cache maps. However, with the new Labs features, downloading a map area became even easier by automatically downloading maps for a 10-mile radius!
According to Google, the download can take as little as a minute or two and the download stores only the base map tiles and the landmarks on the map but neither the satellite view and 3D buildings. Also search for Places and getting directions again requires a data connection. All downloaded map areas can be managed in the Google Maps cache settings and can be deleted from there if no longer need. After 30 days, all downloaded map areas will be removed from the cache automatically but can be re-downloaded any time.
Download map area requires Google Maps 5.7 for Android which Google released yesterday. As always, it's available free of charge from the Android Market.
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The Sierra Club, Yahi Group, is hosting the following events for July. Unless otherwise noted, trips are free and open to the public and begin at the trailhead. For more information, call Wayland Augur at 530-519-4724 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
For all events please see www.motherlode.sierraclub.org/yahi/outing.htm.
July 7, Sunday. Upper Bidwell Park/Big Chico Creek Hike. Meet at the parking lot at Horseshoe Lake at 10 a.m. Bring lunch, swimwear, and shoes that are good for walking through the creek. We will explore various swimming spots. Return around 3 PM or when desired. Leader: Sharon, 899-7105.
July 1921, Friday-Monday. Volunteer to Work on Pacific Crest Trail in the LaPorte Area. Join other PCTA volunteers for a great weekend project! They will be doing brushing, treadwork, and log-out on the PCT in the shadows of Mt. Etna and Stafford Mountain. Volunteers will meet on Friday evening for dinner and set up camp. Trail work will start the following morning. Project components will include one or more of the following: hiking 38 miles each day; the trail may be rough, steep, and/or rocky; elevation change over 1,000 feet during the course of the hike; and moderately physical work activities. This project may be physically challenging to some people, participants need to be in good physical conditioning and aware of their physical abilities and limits before joining this project. All meals provided along with car/tent camping. Contact PCTA Volunteer Programs at 916- 285-1838 or email email@example.com.
July 24-28, Wednesday-Sunday. Yosemite Backpack. Our annual trip to Yosemite, this time to enjoy the stunning scenery in the Vogelsang area. After driving down on Wednesday and car camping at the Backpacker's Campground in Tuolumne Meadows, we'll pack in 67 miles and climb 2,100 feet to set up camp near the Vogelsang High Sierra Camp. On Friday we will day hike to the pass to enjoy the vistas and visit a lake. On Saturday we will travel cross country (class 2) over a pass to Reymann Lake and camp at 10,000 feet and explore the area. Sunday we cross country out to Nelson Lake and then pick up the Elizabeth Lake trail back to Tuolumne Meadows. Bring standard backpacking gear including tent, pad, sleeping bag, stove, warm clothes, and food. Prior backpacking or cross country experience required and you should be acclimated to higher elevations. Cost $15 to cover Yahi Group expenses. Contact leader to sign up, make advance payment, and get meeting time and place. Leader: Alan, 891-8789 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
July 26-28. Friday-Sunday. Little Grass Valley Reservoir Campout. Fourth annual camping trip to this wonderful outdoor recreation site. Past participants have hiked, swam, canoed, kayaked, paddle boarded, biked single track trails, photographed, and observed Clamper initiation weekends. This year we won't see Clampers, but we can do all of the rest and more. A very relaxing weekend with lots of fun. Come Friday afternoon or Saturday, a few miles east of LaPorte. Bring campground fee and driver $, food, toys (kayaks, etc.), and camping gear. Contact leaders: John 872-8258, Jeanne 321-7279, or Michelle 865-9491.


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The past few days have been pretty rough, so I did a little retail therapy to help lift my spirits this weekend. I picked up some of Denyse Schmidt's Daisy Mae, her newest line of fabric under the moniker DS Quilts Collection for Fabric Traditions that is available at Jo-Ann's. I think some of these may be my favorite prints yet.
I especially love this floral print with triangles. It's so cute! I'm going to make a valence for my living room with this one and I think it will look great with our red couch.
And this cream and green one will soon be window treatments for our kitchen. I think the vintage feel of this design will work well in there, especially with my collection vintage Jadeite.
And this blue print is another of my favorites.
And look how gorgeous it is in orange! The hand of the Daisy Mae fabrics feels a bit more coarse and rough than the Picnics and Fairgrounds line did. They may soften up a bit in the wash, but it wasn't enough to deter me from buying them at all.


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A Beautiful and Inspiring Christmas Tradition from Eastern Europe
Among Catholic families in Poland, Lithuania, Slovakia and the Czech Republic, the start of the traditional Wigilia (Christmas Eve Vigil) meal begins with the Oplatki, Oblatky, or Plotkele, a thin Communion-like rectangular wafer made of unleavened bread and stamped with different Christmas symbols. Some families call it the "bread of Love" and it is widely known in English-speaking countries simply as the Christmas wafer. Some eastern German families are also known to use a wafer called Opladen in their Christmas cooking.
Oplatki symbolizes the Bread of Life
Bread is one of the most ancient and simple of all human foods. It has been a symbol of life and of hope for millennia. As Catholics we recall that God sent manna to His people as they wandered in the Sinai desert. Bethlehem, where the Savior was born, means "house of bread" in Hebrew. We also recall that Jesus said " I am the bread of life," and that He left us His Body and Blood under the appearances of bread and wine in the Eucharist. Blessed bread, associated with Mass and yet distinct from the Eucharist, has long been used as a sacramental in both the Eastern and Western Christian traditions.
In the West, the custom lives on in the pain benit (blessed bread) given in some French churches after High Mass. In the East, the use of blessed bread developed into the practice of antidoron. Some of the bread prepared for Mass (the prosphora, or offerings) is not consecrated, but is used for a kind of spiritual communion. The blessed bread is given out at the end of the Liturgy and as a gift to those who may not be able to receive the Eucharist. This practice still continues in the Byzantine Rite, but usually only on major feasts.
In the Latin Rite, the bread and wine offered at Mass are referred to as oblata (offerings). It is from the Latin word Oblata that the Polish word Oplatki and the Slovak word Oblatky is derived. The Lithuanian word Plotkele has the same origin, but due to something called "vocal shift" in the Lithuanian language the name has changed slightly. While the source of the name is derived from the Latin, the religious custom of special wafers at Christmas is shared by both the Latin and the Byzantine traditions.
The Oplatki tradition developed from earlier Christian traditions, such as the antidoron, in the Kingdom of Poland not long after Christianity came to the country in 966. The custom was adopted later by the Lithuanian, Czech and Slovak peoples and has made its way into countless other households who find that its rich symbolism is an easily adoptable Christmas custom which also carries profound meaning for Christians.
Poles, Slovaks, Czechs and Lithuanians are fortunate in preserving such a meaningful custom at Christmas, as an aid to a worthy reception of Holy Communion and as a family spiritual communion on this most joyous of Christian feasts. It is customary to have the Christmas wafers blessed by the parish priest prior to Christmas Eve and many parishes provide the Oplatki for their parishioners.
Christmas Eve – Vigil of Christ's Birth
Following time-honored tradition, many families will begin their Christmas Eve celebration by waiting for the appearance of the first star in the early evening sky as they look toward the East. This first star appearing symbolizes the Star of Bethlehem which announced that the Great Light was coming into our world, to the "people who lived in darkness."
The table at which the family gathers for the Christmas Eve dinner typically has some straw strewn beneath a fine white tablecloth to commemorate the birth of the Christ Child in the manger or cave where the animals lived. A more modern adaptation includes the use of straw or sprigs of evergreen which are placed on a serving platter and then covered with a fine white napkin on which the Oplatki wafers rest.
The Christmas Eve meal begins with the eldest member of the family taking an Oplatek wafer, breaking it and sharing it the family member next to them. Each then shares pieces of the Oplatek wafer with everyone else present at the table. Some families, particularly of the Slovak tradition, share the Oplatek with honey on it, as a symbol of the sweetness and joy of the occasion. The sharing-ritual is accompanied by embracing and the exchange of good wishes. The symbolism of sharing the wafer to each person, and then back and forth, symbolizes the giving and the sharing in our lives.Order Christmas Wafers
Signs and Symbols
Following the sharing of Oplatki comes the evening meal. The meal is meatless (even free of meat drippings or meat stock) and symbolizes the cleansing effect of abstinence in preparation for the coming of Christ. Among Catholics in the East, a period of fasting and abstinence is observed during Advent. The variety and abundance of what is served during the Christmas Vigil dinner makes this anything but a penitential one though.
The Christmas Eve meal typically begins with a simple soup. The most common is a clear beet broth with tiny mushroom-filled dumplings floating within or a clear mushroom soup served over egg noodles. A mushroom and potato soup is also common. The fish which anchor the meal have long been a symbol of Christianity. Most commonly pike or carp is served. The head of the pike, when dismembered, contains bones in the shape of a cross, ladder and nails – the tools of Christ's crucifixion. Horseradish is often thought to be a reminder of life's bitterness, while honey represents its sweetness and the poppy seeds its tranquility.
Other dishes include sauerkraut stewed with mushrooms and/or peas, perogi with various meatless fillings – both savory or sweet, buckwheat groats and mushroom gravy, golabki (cabbage rolls) filled with rice or barley and mushrooms.
Rounding out the meal are such varied sweet dishes as almond soup, cranberry jelly, stewed prunes and dried fruit, noodles and poppy seed, wheat and honey pudding, rice and apple casserole plus nuts, raisins, dates and figs to snack on. Traditional cakes include poppy seed rolls, fruit cakes, and honey-spice cake. Some families serve a dessert or a drink which is made of 12 different fruits to honor Christ's Twelve Apostles. Although drinking is rather subdued, often krupnik (a hot honey-spice cordial) is served.
Singing koledy (Christmas carols) has long been the crowning touch of the Christmas Eve Vigil celebration. The family moves to where the Christmas tree stands, lights its tapers and joyously sings the age-old hymns in honor of the Savior's birth.
Cycle of Life
The order in which the courses of the evening meal are served signify human life and its natural cycles – honey on the Christmas wafer followed by sour potatoes or tart soup, and fish, then pastries – the sweet, the sour, and the sweet again …..that is the order of our human life on earth, from joy to sorrow and back again. As Christians we live in Hope, for God's mercy to us and for the hope of ultimate Joy in Heaven which is our reward for a life well-lived. The beauty and rich symbolism of the Christmas wafer tradition offers us a profound, yet simple, lesson for our Christian life.
You may buy packages of Oplatki Christmas wafers, with a handy informative booklet, from October through December.
Material for this article has been gathered from several sources including: The Slovak Heritage Society, the Polish Geneology Research website, Rootsweb Lithuania, Wikipedia, Fr. George Franko of Holy Name Slovak Catholic Church and others.Order Oplatki


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1plus necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 399 diseños de 87 diseñadores freelance.
XYZ.co.uk is a training website. Needs a logo perhaps with some pictoral elements that might include a ladder or other such symbol that represents progression or improved development. Corporate, clean, clever, 3d, creative, retro yet neat. Creativity encouraged.
XYZ is actually driving us insane. We attempted to brand this ourselves with a look and feel that tried to incorporate a ladder into the brand/image. This was quickly followed by X, Y & Z being displayed on 3d childrens building blocks. Both designs were meant to represent growth, progression, development and learning..... Both failed.
So, were back in our shell, with a design thats simply the letters XYZ.
Ive attached our previous designs to give some of you guys a good laugh.. :D
Target audience is simple, its corporate clients, businesses, training companies etc etc. The site brings together the professional training industry so we have to work with HR departments of large organisations, owners of small businesses, the Government, training organisations, freelance trainers and governing bodies. Basically anyone or any business connected with the development of people.
We ideally want the design to be corporate in its approach. Ideally (again) the logo should give the feeling of growth, progression, development or learning in some way.
Have no other demands aside from that and creativity is welcome.
Would preferably like to retain as much of the 3 colours in the current design as possible though aside from that we are open to all styles/suggestions and ideas.
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This unique space features rotating exhibits on key players, events and themes in Yankees history. Private events can be held on non-game days where guests can marvel at permanent museum fixtures, including seven Commissioner's Trophies commemorating the Yankees' World Series championships between 1977 and 2009. The "Ball Wall" contains 870 baseballs autographed by Yankees players, coaches, managers and broadcasters. This "museum within a museum" is suitable for cocktail receptions and seated dinners.
Exact capacities for each configuration depend upon overall setup requirements for each individual event. Capacities are subject to change without notice.
SIZE: 3,600 sq. ft.
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Congratulations to Professor Andrew B. Dzeguze (and to us)!
Last year, we published his article, The Devil in the Details: A Critique of KSR's Unwarranted Reinterpretation of "Person Having Ordinary Skill". It has since been selected for inclusion in the Patent Law Review, an annual anthology published by West, as one of the best patent articles published in the last year.
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Here's something new: The Washington Redskins are champions of the NFC East.
And something old: The Dallas Cowboys couldn't grab the title in a season finale for the third time in five years.
Led by rookie quarterback Robert Griffin III and rookie halfback Alfred Morris, the Redskins won their first division crown since 1999, beating the archrival Cowboys 28-18 Sunday night.
First-round pick Griffin ran for 63 yards and a touchdown, and Morris, a sixth-rounder from Florida Atlantic, ran for 200 and three scores. He set the franchise single-season rushing record for the Redskins (10-6), who won seven straight after their bye week. They are the first NFL team to rally from 3-6 to make the playoffs since the Jacksonville Jaguars in 1996.
``It's just a mindset change,'' Griffin said. ``When you have all these guys coming to work every day, putting it on the line, we knew we couldn't afford to lose one game, we made sure we didn't.''
So the wild-card round will begin Saturday afternoon with Cincinnati (10-6) at Houston (12-4), which fell from No. 1 to third in the AFC seedings when it lost to Indianapolis 28-16.
Saturday night will be a rematch of the finale between Minnesota and Green Bay, won 37-34 by the Vikings. This time, they will meet at Lambeau Field.
On Sunday, Indianapolis is at Houston, followed by Seattle at Washington.
Atlanta and San Francisco have byes in the NFC, Denver and New England in the AFC.
Also Sunday, it was Denver 38, Kansas City 3; New England 28, Miami 0; San Francisco 27, Arizona 13; Seattle 20, St. Louis 13; Cincinnati 23, Baltimore 17; Chicago 26, Detroit 24; the New York Giants 42, Philadelphia 7; Tampa Bay 22, Atlanta 17; Carolina 44, New Orleans 38; Pittsburgh 24, Cleveland 10; Tennessee 38, Jacksonville 20; Buffalo 28, the New York Jets 9; and San Diego 24, Oakland 21.
At Indianapolis, the Colts (11-5) made Chuck Pagano a winner in his return to the sideline.
Andrew Luck threw for two touchdowns and Deji Karim swung the game with a 101-yard kickoff return in the third quarter. It was Pagano's first game back as coach since starting treatment for leukemia Sept. 26.
``Guys really did not want to lose in his first game back and heading into the playoffs,'' the rookie Luck said. ``To get a win, I think means the world to him.''
Slumping Houston (12-4) lost three of the last four games, and J.J. Watt failed to break Michael Strahan's single-season sacks record.
The game turned on two big plays: Karim's kickoff return, which wiped out a 16-14 Houston lead, and Luck's 70-yard TD pass to T.Y. Hilton.
At Minneapolis, Adrian Peterson came within 9 yards of breaking Eric Dickerson's rushing record, finishing with 199 yards and powering Minnesota into the playoffs.
``It wasn't meant to happen, or it would've happened. Not to say it doesn't hurt, because it does,'' Peterson said of Dickerson's 28-year-old record. ``But we came in here tonight and accomplished the ultimate goal, and that was getting a win and punching our ticket to the playoffs.''
Peterson rushed for 36 yards on the last drive, plenty for rookie Blair Walsh's 29-yard field goal as time expired to put the Vikings (10-6) in the postseason. The Packers (11-5) fell to the NFC's No. 3 seed.
Aaron Rodgers completed 28 of 40 passes for 365 yards and four touchdowns and no turnovers, connecting with Jordy Nelson from 2 yards to tie the game with 2:54 remaining. But Christian Ponder threw for three scores, including one to Peterson.
At Denver, Peyton Manning threw for 304 yards and three touchdowns to lift Denver into the No. 1 seed.
Manning finished the season with 4,659 yards, 41 short of his career high. He had 37 touchdown passes.
``It's been a gratifying regular season,'' Manning said. ``I will admit that. It is certainly more than I expected. I'm grateful and humble for it.''
Denver (13-3) won its 11th straight.
The Chiefs gained only 119 yards all day and finished their season 2-14. They will get the top pick in April's draft.
At Foxborough, Mass., Tom Brady threw two touchdown passes, Stevan Ridley ran for two scores as the Patriots (12-4) used a ball-control offense and a defense that racked up a season-high seven sacks.
Now, seeded second in the AFC, they have an extra week to savor the win and prepare for their postseason opener.
The Dolphins (7-9) finished with a losing record for the fourth straight season.
At San Francisco, Michael Crabtree caught touchdown passes of 49 and 7 yards as the 49ers won a second straight NFC West title.
Colin Kaepernick threw for a career-best 276 yards and two TDs for the Niners (11-4-1). Frank Gore ran for a 2-yard touchdown early in the fourth quarter for his franchise-best 51st touchdown rushing.
Brian Hoyer went 19 of 34 for 225 yards and a late TD toss in his first career NFL start as the Cardinals (5-11) lost for the 11th time in their last 12 games in what might have been Ken Whisenhunt's final game as coach.
At Seattle, Russell Wilson tied Peyton Manning's record for most touchdown passes by a rookie with 26, and his 1-yard TD run with 1:39 left allowed Seattle to finish as the only unbeaten team at home.
``It definitely gave us an example of what to expect in the playoffs,'' Seattle defensive end Red Bryant said of the tight game. ``I would have rather had a game like this in the regular season than to get in the playoffs and not be able to respond like we were able to respond today.''
The Rams (7-8-1) sacked Wilson six times, but couldn't come up with their first winning record since 2003.
At Cincinnati, Carlos Dunlap returned an interception 14 yards for a touchdown in the fourth quarter.
The Ravens (10-6) had already clinched their second straight AFC North title, and they will open the playoffs at home against Indianapolis. Cincinnati (10-6) will be at Houston.
``I think it will be good,'' said Bengals QB Andy Dalton, who grew up in suburban Houston. ``We played there last year (in a playoff loss) and know the atmosphere and what it's going to be like. The experience last year will definitely help us.''
At Detroit, Jay Cutler threw for 257 yards and a touchdown, but Chicago (10-6) needed a Minnesota loss to reach the postseason after starting 7-1.
The Lions (4-12) lost their last eight games and turned over the ball four times in the finale. Calvin Johnson fell short in his attempt to become the first player with 2,000 yards receiving in a season.
At East Rutherford, N.J., Eli Manning's career-high five touchdown passes weren't enough to keep the Giants (9-7) in the playoff hunt. The defending Super Bowl champions were eliminated by Chicago's win.
Eagles coach Andy Reid is out after 14 years at Philadelphia, three people familiar with the decision told The Associated Press. The official announcement could come Monday.
Philadelphia closed the season 4-12.
At Atlanta, Josh Freeman threw a touchdown pass to Mike Williams and Doug Martin ran for 141 yards.
The Falcons (13-3) had little to play for as they already have home-field advantage through the NFC playoffs. The danger of coach Mike Smith's strategy to play hard was losing a top starter to an injury against Tampa Bay (6-10). Defensive end John Abraham, Atlanta's best pass rusher, left with an apparent left ankle injury in the fourth quarter. Cornerback Dunta Robinson suffered a head injury in the first quarter and did not return.
At New Orleans, DeAngelo Williams rushed for 210 yards, including touchdown runs of 54 and 12 yards, for Carolina (7-9), which closed the season with four straight wins. His 65-yard gain set up the first of three 1-yard scoring runs by Mike Tolbert.
Drew Brees passed for 396 yards, giving him 5,177 this season, the first player to eclipse 5,000 yards three times. His four TD passes gave him 43 in 2012, and he's the first player with 40 TD passes in consecutive seasons.
The Saints (7-9) also gave up 530 yards, raising their season total to 7,042 to break the record of 6,793 allowed by the 1981 Baltimore Colts.
At Pittsburgh, Ben Roethlisberger threw three short touchdown passes, and Pittsburgh avoided its first losing season in nearly a decade.
Antonio Brown, Leonard Pope and Plaxico Burress scored for the Steelers (8-8). Pittsburgh's top-ranked defense forced four turnovers.
The Browns (5-11) dropped their third straight in what was likely coach Pat Shurmur's final game.
At Nashville, Tennessee became the first NFL team with two players scoring twice on returns. Darius Reynaud scored on two punt returns and rookie linebacker Zach Brown returned two interceptions for touchdowns.
The Titans finished 6-10 and await owner Bud Adams' decision on whether to keep coach Mike Munchak, who has two years left on his contract.
The Jaguars (2-14) wrapped up their worst season with their 12th loss in 13 games, and now owner Shad Khan has to decide on the futures of general manager Gene Smith and first-year coach Mike Mularkey.
At Orchard Park, N.Y., C.J. Spiller scored on a 66-yard catch and run in helping underachieving Buffalo, while Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez had two more turnovers.
Safety Bryan Scott also returned an interception 20 yards for a touchdown for the Bills (6-10), who had not made the playoffs for 13 seasons.
Sanchez may have started his final game for the Jets (6-10), who closed the season with three consecutive losses amid all sorts of turmoil.
At San Diego, Micheal Spurlock returned the opening kickoff 99 yards for a touchdown in what's expected to be Norv Turner's final game as Chargers coach.
Turner and general manager A.J. Smith are expected to be fired because the Chargers (7-9) missed the playoffs for the third straight season. The Raiders finished 4-12.
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- Keep it short and simple
- One problem per message, please
- No explanations of the problem. Just post a one liner of what you think should be said in the error message. Link to another thread if you truly feel the need to expound on the problem
- The point of this thread is to improve the quality of error messages, not provide people insights into your problems
- Do not post if you don't have a solution to the problem. This is not a tech support thread, this is a compendium of problems with solutions
- Scan the thread to see if a similar exception/error message is already posted. Only add a new post on your problem if the problem occurs under a situation not previously outlined, and you have a solution to this situation/problem
- In other words, if it happens to you, but other solutions didn't resolve your problem, do not post here -- this is not a tech support thread.
- If the exception generates a message, make sure you include that
- In cases where the error message uses details from your schema/architecture, add a very short explanation as to what the elements in the error message represent (dimension/hierarchy/level names, members of a dimension, measures, etc)
- If a stack trace is available, whether or not there's a message, paste only the first few lines of the stack trace -- enough to determine where the exception is generated from.
- If there are multiple distinct exceptions generated from one problem (note rule #2), include each distinct exception, following rules 4 & 5
Down the road, with the blessing of the Mondrian devs, I hope to use the information people post here to improve the quality of the error messages Mondrian generates. Please -- I can't stress this enough -- keep it short and simple. I don't want to read about your trials & problems, I want to see something like the following:
Error message: WARN [ExplicitRules] The Cube 'blah' relation is not a MondrianDef.Table but rather 'mondrian.olap.MondrianDef$View'.
Stack trace: None available
Suggested error message: "Mondrian does not support <View>, <Join>, or <InlineTable> for fact tables -- only <Table> is supported at this time"
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Jhalida to Kumardubhi Trains(5 Trains Found)
Your search for Jhalida to Kumardubhi Train timings, fares, schedule, route and seat availability ends here! Approximately 5 trains running on Jhalida Kumardubhi route & covering a distance of 127 kms. Check Jhalida Kumardubhi train time table, fares & seat availability. Book Jhalida to Kumardubhi & Kumardubhi to Jhalida train tickets online via ixigo app and make your journey a hassle-free experience.झालिदा से कुमारडूबी के लिए ट्रेन (हिंदी में देखें )
Jhalida to Kumardubhi Trains - FAQs
Q. Between Jhalida to Kumardubhi how many trains run everyday?
Q. What is the distance that needs to be covered to reach Kumardubhi from Jhalida?
Q. What is the number of railway stations in Jhalida?
Q. In the entire city of Kumardubhi how many railway stations are there?
Q. From Jhalida how many trains are there to Kumardubhi each week?
Q. Which is the best value-for-time train that runs from Jhalida to Kumardubhi?
Q. For travelling from Jhalida to Kumardubhi, what time do trains take on this route?
Q. Which is the fastest train on Jhalida to Kumardubhi route?
Q. The journey starts from Jhalida and ends at Kumardubhi. For availing Taktal reservation, one must try how many days in advance from date of journey?
Q. The journey starts from Jhalida and ends at Kumardubhi. Suggest how to verify the PNR status for ticket in waiting list online?
Q. What is the departing time of the first train from Jhalida? Provide its name.
Q. What is the departure time of the last train from Jhalida? Also provide its name.
Q. On Jhalida to Kumardubhi route which is the fastest train? Suggest the name along with other details of the train.
Q. Running between Jhalida and Kumardubhi which train is the slowest? Provide necessary details about it
Q. To book a train ticket on Jhalida to Kumardubhi route what is the cheapest option? Specify details of the train.
Q. Where is my train now? How to get latest online information about the same? I am travelling to Kumardubhi from Jhalida.
Q. Can I get latest online information about train running status via NTES, from Jhalida to Kumardubhi?
Q. Is it possible to check irctc seat availability with fare and timings online, if travelling from Jhalida to Kumardubhi??
Q. What is the time frame for IRCTC booking online for trains between Jhalida and Kumardubhi?