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Museum District: Annunciation Orthodox School (grades K-8) and Rice University (grades 9-12)
Memorial: Awty International School (grades K-12) and Meadow Wood Elementary (grades K-5)
Heights: Travis Elementary (grades K-5)
Garden Oaks: Garden Oaks Elementary (grades K-6)
Bellaire: The Shlenker School (grades K-5)
Sugar Land: Brazos Bend Elementary (grades K-5)
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Creative Writing Camp offers a supportive environment where children engage in writing stories, poetry, essays, and plays, as well as simply reading for pleasure. Through these activities even the most hesitant child discovers the joy in writing, the intrigue of language, and the confidence of authorship. Students will work with teachers and writers, and the low teacher-student ratios ensure individual attention. Workshops end with a culminating performance and/or reading, and each child will receive an anthology with their published work. See highlights from 2012 Camp here.
The Summer Creative Writing Workshops are open to all students who will enroll in grades K-12 in Fall 2013.
Students must be placed into classrooms based on the grade they will be entering in the fall. Although we try our best to keep classrooms confined to one grade level, the Summer Creative Writing Workshops reserves the right to place students in a multi-age or multi-grade classroom based on enrollment.
Families may request a student be placed in a class with another student, and we will try our best to honor that request.
$495 per student
Siblings: $445 per additional student
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If all spaces are filled, your application will be put on a waiting list. WITS will hold on to your application during this time. In the event there is a cancellation and space becomes available, you will be notified to see if you are still interested in the program. Monies will not be transferred until contact is made from WITS.
Refund Policy
By enrolling my child, I have read and understand that refunds will be given for the full tuition minus a $75 cancellation fee per child through Friday, May 24. Refunds of 50% tuition minus a $75 cancellation fee per child will be giving from May 25 through June 7. No refunds will be given after June 7. There is no prorating of tuition for students who cannot attend the full schedule of classes.
Field Trips
Students take writing tours of The Menil Collection or another local art space or cultural site. The youngest students have an artist visit their classroom. The written and visual arts nourish one another, and some of the finest writing comes from these tours.
A Collaboration
The Summer Creative Writing Workshops are offered by Writers in the Schools in collaboration with Rice University's School Literacy and Culture Project (SLC).
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http://kabubble.comThe large bunny pattern can be used as an Easter card for someone special and the smaller one as a place card for Easter dinner.
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Print the bunny pattern and cut out the large bunny to use as a template. Using a paper punch, cut out the eye. Select a piece of sturdy paper, at least 4 1/2 by 8 1/2 card stock is perfect, and fold in half crosswise to make a card 4 1/4" by 4 1/2". Lay the bunny template with his base on the bottom edge of the paper and his nose and toes on the fold. Trace around him. Draw the circle of his eye. Cut out with good scissors and punch out eye with hole punch. Using ribbon of your choice, tie a bow around the neck of each bunny. When you're done you'll have a bunny card note that can be used as an Easter card or place card.
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Soccer fans in the restive Egyptian city of Port Said clashed with security forces and torched a police station Saturday, the Interior Ministry said.
At least 10 people were injured in the fighting, the latest over the last year. Violent clashes in Port Said have highlighted the longstanding resentment residents there feel toward Cairo and President Mohamed Morsy.
The Green Ultras -- fans of the city's al-Masry football club long in the middle of political violence -- threw rocks at police vehicles that were transporting prisoners from jail to a court for their hearing.
After the incident, about 500 people gathered in front of a police station. They threw rocks and Molotov cocktails and set fire to the building. The people also prevented emergency vehicles from arriving at the scene to help put out the fire. The Interior Ministry said the situation is now under control.
The violence comes during a civil disobedience movement in the runup to a March 9 final verdict for people involved in deadly clashes after Port Said-based al-Masry defeated Cairo's al-Ahry 3-1 in a February 2012 soccer game.
The fighting, dubbed the massacre at Port Said, left 74 dead and 1,000 injured.
The history of tense relations between Port Said and Cairo dates back about 60 years, as residents of Port Said have felt betrayed by Egyptian security forces during a series of wars with Israel.
Thousands of residents were displaced several times because of the Suez War, the Six Day War of 1967, the War of Attrition with Israel, and the 1973 Arab-Israeli War.
Residents of Port Said, in the northeastern corner of the country, believed security forces did not adequately defend their city.
In addition, some say Cairo has not invested enough in Port Said's infrastructure, and that their city doesn't reap enough tax benefits from trade with international ships that pass though Port Said via the critical Suez Canal.
Some also contend that Port Said is still getting the cold shoulder from Cairo after a 1999 assassination attempt of then-President Hosni Mubarak, who was visiting the city.
Elsewhere, tensions flared in Mansoura, in the Nile Delta region.
Thousands poured into the streets for the funeral of Housam Abdelazim, killed Friday night in clashes between protesters and members of the security forces, the state-run Ahram news outlet said.
The death occurred when the forces were preventing an attack by protesters against a complex of buildings that houses Dakahliya provincial headquarters.
He was killed after a police vehicle drove over him, witnesses said. The security forces fired tear gas as the protesters threw Molotov cocktails and cut off roads leading to the provincial government buildings.
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A protest erupted in Cairo as U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry paid a visit to Egypt on Saturday, part of his first trip overseas as America's top diplomat.
Dozens of protesters in front of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs set on fire pictures of Kerry, according to the state-run MENA news outlet.
Other protesters laid on the ground at the front gate of the ministry. Some formed a human chain on a bridge leading to the ministry and held banners rejecting Kerry's visit to Egypt.
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3:29pm Tuesday 16th October 2012 in News Exclusive By Joseph Curtis
TEACHERS and parents have spoken of their shock this afternoon at the deaths of five members of the Shakoor family.
The Chronicle spoke this afternoon to the acting headmaster at Stanmore Primary School that three of the children attended.
Darren Nickerson said the deaths had shocked and upset pupils at the school, on Stanmore Lane: "We are very sad to hear the news of the tragic deaths of former members of our community. We have had some pupils come to us upset."
Joanne Smith, 46, of Peninsula Road, West Hill, said: "Hira and my daughter Zara were quite close and used to walk home from school together. My children heard about their deaths on the news and were very shocked.
"Tears may come later but you never know how quickly will bounce back. Hira was a lovely girl and she and my daughter got on well because they were both very tall for their age. They were simply a lovely family and it's hard to imagine why anyone would want to do that to another human being."
The Shakoor family lived at staff accomodation at the Royal Hampshire County Hospital at Romsey Road before moving to Essex last year.
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If you're like many presenters, the end of a presentation signals the start of your brilliant hindsight. If only I hadn't stumbled over that key phrase. If only I had handled that question a bit more deftly or found more compelling data to support my message. And of course, one of the most common post-presentation laments, if only I'd had more time to practice.
The truth is, no amount of preparation time is enough. Allot one month to develop and practice for a big presentation and in the post-mortem, you wish it would have been two. Set aside two weeks, and later you think four would have been better. Or, the three nights you spent burning the midnight oil should have been five.
This inevitable time crunch is partly a function of Parkinson's Law ("work expands to fill the time available for its completion") and partly a result of presenters' perfectionist tendencies. According to presentation-skills coaches, it's also an indictment of the preparation process most presenters go through. Prep time is always scarce, say experts, so how you use that precious time – and in many cases, whether you understand the distinction between practice and rehearsal – is what usually makes the difference between a mediocre presentation and a memorable one.
Use it or lose it
That said, there are no hard-and-fast guidelines for how to use one's presentation-preparation time. Every presenter is different and there are so many variables – the presentation's objective, the presenter's speaking experience, the presenter's innate knowledge of the content or audience, the type of audio-visual support used – that such guidelines are all but useless. It's far better and more realistic, experts say, to be smarter about using whatever prep time you can carve out.
That starts with creating spoken text first, then building graphics or slides to support the resulting script. This may seem obvious, but many presenters work themselves into a hole by creating their slides first, then retrofitting words to support the visuals. While some people can pull off this backward approach, for the majority it leads to disjointed and slide-heavy presentations that tend to wander off message and include extraneous material.
Always be revising
Once you start writing a script, save plenty of time for editing and refining the text. Professional speechwriters suggest writing the first draft as fast as possible – as if a grizzly bear is hot on your heels – without pausing to criticize your work-in-progress or to obsess over phrasing. Save that for later. The true power of concise, compelling and colorful language is arrived at in the revision process, not in the script's creation.
When you edit the text, do it ruthlessly. "Make three points that stick, rather than 10 quick points that leave no lasting impression," says David Dempsey, a trial attorney and a public speaking professor at Oglethorpe University in Atlanta. "Constantly ask yourself, 'Is this the most important issue, the best example, the most compelling way to illustrate my point?'"
If your comments or key points aren't carefully honed and revised, says Dempsey, "no amount of practice and no flair for oratory will overcome this fundamental shortcoming."
That said, time-strapped presenters would also do well to heed the adage "Good enough now is better than perfect later," suggests David Green, curriculum director for Dale Carnegie & Associates in San Diego. While you want your key messages and slides in tip-top shape, you don't want to let precious hours slip away by obsessing over word choice or phrasing – especially since your actual speech will likely vary from your scripted notes.
"Generally speaking, most people are ready to present long before they think they are, as far as their content and visuals are concerned," Green says. "They need to allocate more preparation time to rehearsing their delivery and how they'll connect with the audience."
Use memory triggers
Whether you use a traditional outline, flowchart or mind map to create and structure your message, you can save time by creating bulleted paragraphs or concept "triggers" that capture a sequence of key points, rather than writing out an entire speech word for word.
According to Steve Mandel, CEO of Mandel Communications Inc. in Capitola, Calif., the trigger approach encourages the extemporaneous speaking style most audiences prefer. "I tell presenters to strive for dialogue behavior in a monologue setting," he says. "Dialogue behavior is two people talking across a kitchen table – it's comfortable and natural, and you don't have to think much about it. Monologue behavior is a presenter talking stiffly to his slides."
Mandel says presenters should spend more time at the outset of presentation development honing their core messages. Nailing this "elevator speech" – the core that cuts through all levels of a presentation – can take time, but it's important to invest that time to avoid throwing your hands up in frustration and leapfrogging to more painless parts of the process (such as slide creation) before you have it.
Marilynn Mobley, president of The Acorn Consulting Group in Marietta, Ga., suggests rehearsing while your script is still in a formative stage to get an early sense of where you may be spending too much time and what content can be trimmed. In a one-hour presentation she created on conducting public relations on a shoestring, Mobley allocated her preparation time this way: Since she knew her topic and audience well, 15 percent of her time went to researching audience needs. About 50 percent of her time was spent crafting the presentation – deciding on key messages, supporting proof points, developing transitions and creating electronic slides. Another 20 percent was dedicated to initial rehearsal, "going through it as though the audience were right there – practicing pauses, interaction with slides and working with the technology to determine if the flow worked and the timing was realistic," Mobley says. Ten percent of her time was spent refining the presentation based on that first rehearsal, including editing and switching the order of some slides. The last 5 percent was devoted to a final rehearsal.
Is it practice ... or rehearsal?
Think for a moment about your own preparation routine. Let's say you've got your text, slides and handouts in good shape and have begun practicing delivery. If you're like most busy presenters, you practice on your commute, by stealing time in your office, on the couch at home or maybe while watching your son or daughter's soccer practice.
And therein lies a big problem, experts say: Too much time in practice and not enough in rehearsal.
Rehearsal means being up on your feet, using the same gestures, eye contact, pacing and interaction with the AV equipment you will use in your actual presentation.
Practice – sitting on an airplane or in your office reviewing the script or slides – isn't rehearsal, says Dale Carnegie's Green. Just as actors in a play wouldn't dream of going live without dress rehearsal, non-professional presenters should never step before an audience without at least one or two full rehearsals, preferably with a few carefully chosen humans present to provide feedback.
"You can't just sit back in the green room and talk about what you're going to say in your presentation," says Green. "You have to stand up and rehearse, real time. That's what rehearsal is for – to get your mind off the content and onto connecting with an audience, and that's what makes it different from practice. I still don't think the business world understands the value of rehearsal.
"Too often we overwork what we are going to say during practice, and under-work how we are going to say it during rehearsal." Green adds, "If it were only about the material, we could simply e-mail our presentations to audiences and have them e-mail any questions back."
Mental vs. mechanical preparation
Jim Cathcart, a professional speaker for 26 years, makes a clear distinction between mechanical and psychological preparation time. Mechanical preparation covers getting all your stuff in order – script, audio-visuals, technology, sound, room setup and the like.
Psychological prep, on the other hand, refers to spending time getting inside the audience members' heads, visualizing your performance, anticipating potential problems and getting yourself mentally prepared to speak.
Psychological prep also addresses these questions: Who are these people in my audience, and how are they different from me? How will they perceive my entrance into their world? As intruder, reporter or respected adviser? What keeps them up at night? And what gets them excited? What do I want echoing in their heads when they walk out of this presentation?
Cathcart argues that the presenter who spends more time on this mental side will almost always have a greater impact than the one who strives for technical perfection. "If I can articulate something an audience feels strongly about, then I can afford to ramble a bit, be dressed a bit awkwardly, have a few distracting gestures, and not know exactly where everything is in my handouts," he says. "It's important to remember that most audiences make their decisions emotionally, then justify them logically."
Rethinking visual prep
Another place many presenters use their preparation time unwisely is in the process of creating their PowerPoint slides, either by spending too much time on too many slides, or not enough time to prepare even modestly competent slides.
No one wants to be creating or editing PowerPoint slides in the panicky last hours before a presentation, so it's important to set aside enough time for the task – but not too much time. For those new to the software, experts suggest allotting at least one hour of development time per electronic slide, which includes time for initial design and text revision. Pros, of course, can crank out finished versions much faster. (In helping clients gauge development costs, for example, New York City-based MediaNet Inc. tells clients it can create about three to five slides per hour.)
Managing your media
Equally important is how you rehearse with your media. For many, rehearsal means reviewing bulleted text points and using their slides, in effect, as cue cards. The problem comes in spending too much time on this "visible" content – that which an audience can see and read for itself – at the expense of rehearsing "invisible" content, such as slide transitions, personal stories, elaboration and analogies.
Since an audience's focus will either be on the visual or on the presenter, not both simultaneously, Steve Mandel has his clients rehearse in a way that supports that principle. A salesperson might say, for example, "I've just talked about the problems we've uncovered with your distribution process, and I want to show you one possible solution based on conversations with your IT group." The salesperson then shows the slide and stops talking for five seconds – because the audience is reading the slide and not listening to her, Mandel says. To recapture attention, the presenter moves a step or two toward the audience and begins talking again.
What you choose to put on slides is also important – and potentially can save or waste time, depending on your approach. In developing slides, Dale Carnegie's Green suggests presenters ask themselves, "How many bulleted text slides could I replace with something more visually stimulating that will get my audience thinking about the same point?" Tapping in-house design support for creative ideas can help in this area, but making an effort to think about content in a visual way is really the key.
Jim Cathcart says he sees more presenters than ever using visual concepts to break up a numbing parade of text- or data-based slides. One speaker put up a slide of the street sign Wrong Way, Do Not Enter to talk about a mistake people make implementing a business process. "He could have easily used bulleted text to describe the problem, but instead he used the visual and explained the problem in his own words," Cathcart says.
Besides making the presentation more compelling, he says, such a visually oriented approach can save presenters time (fewer slides to create), and force them to focus on the skills that most often raise a presentation from mediocre to memorable: spontaneity, audience interaction, listening, and mastering the material, not just memorizing it.
Dave Zielinski is a frequent contributor to Presentations magazine. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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Claudia ~ I'm constantly amazed at how much you paint. Your encaustic medium is too much work for me!! Bravo! I really like the period costumes on your figures.
Comments and critiques are welcome.
Alex, Bonnie,Geri and Nealey, thank you all so much for your lovely comments!!!
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Hello all,,
I seem to have missed a lot of postings..don't know why., must have been a last minute rush of creativity???
Geri I meant the van Gogh comment as a compliment......maybe you don't rate him?
Very impressive paintings posted...like them all.
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Sarha I knew you meant it as complement but I was being hard on myself.
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This is a gorgeous church I see as I drive down the hill where I live. It looks like a castle! I almost got this finished in August!!
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This is a beautiful painting of the church, Nealey. And the vertical layout of the paper is particularly apt. Wow.
Comments and critiques are welcomed and appreciated.
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Nealey, lovely watercolour of the Church. You have some good highlights on the Church and I like the darker trees at its base. The perspective is nice in that you are looking over the trees in the foreground. This is a beautiful Church.
Bonnie C & C most welcome / appreciated
Alex, Jen and Bonnie ~ Thanks so much for the positive comments on the church. In real life it is a beautiful view ~ I wish I could capture it better. My granddaughter (aged 9) told me it looked like a storybook picture. That was good enough for me!!
Nealey well done. Nice use of color. I find green hard to work with and you have done very well.
Hello Geri ~ Thank you for the complimentary comment on the church. I appreciate the time you & everyone else here take to respond!
Nealey, very nice WC of the church. Like how it stands out !
Still can't let go of summer and my oldest son who started School this week in the USA. This one is an older acrylic (70 cm x 120 cm, on canvas) it is of my oldest and middle son in the northsea. Don't remember when I painted it since I never sign or date things. I know I should.
The horizon should be lower I think and maybe I could have put more depth in using different color tones in the back on the ocean. I thought it looks a little bit like the Photo with the father and daughter in the ocean.
C&C welcome!
Hi Claudia, you did a wonderful job portraying your sons in this painting - the shapes of their bodies and their posture and movement. Plus, I love the way you captured the splashes of water around your older son (whom you must already miss so much!). I'm not experienced at painting water, so I'll defer to others on that but I do like the way the color of the water changes to the color of sand near the shore.
Claudia ~ My, this ocean acrylic is nice! I thought it WAS from the challenge photo - had to go back & look. Your boy's figures are so natural looking & the splashing water is realistic. And yes, you should sign & date all your work.
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Wednesday, November 28, 2012 — Mattie Miller Taylor, 60, of Albemarle, died Nov. 28, 2012. Arrangements are incomplete at this time. Hartsell Funeral Home of Albemarle is serving the family.
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Ubisoft has released scads of new information and a few new screens of Prince of Persia 2 (working title, or course). The game currently has a release date for sometime during the fourth quarter of 2004.

The Old Man said to the Prince, "Your fate has been written. You will die."

Enter the dark underworld of Prince of Persia 2, the sword-slashing sequel to the critically acclaimed Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time.

Hunted by Dahaka, an immortal incarnation of Fate seeking divine retribution, the Prince embarks upon a path of both carnage and mystery to defy his preordained death. His journey leads to the infernal core of a cursed island stronghold harboring mankind's greatest fears.

Only through grim resolve, bitter defiance and the mastery of deadly new combat arts can the Prince rise to a new level of warriorship - and emerge from this ultimate trial with his life.

Key Features

The Game of the Year Returns: Prince of Persia 2 is the highly anticipated sequel to the universally acclaimed Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, the undisputed Console Game of the Year for 2003.

A Warrior Reborn: The Prince has matured immeasurably since his courageous fight in Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. He returns here with deadlier skills, a darker heart and a craving for battle.

Free-Form Fighting System: An intricate new combat system lets you wage battles with no boundaries. Manipulate the environment and the enemies themselves to develop your own unique fighting style. Plus, an all-new projectile attack system allows for a variety of ranged combat tactics.

A Violent Underworld Revealed: Explore and conquer a cursed island underworld, breeding ground for the most brutal, unrelenting monsters to torment mankind.
Control the Ravages of Time: Ravage enemies with the devastating new combative powers of the Sands of Time, opening up astounding variations in fighting gameplay.
Fight Harder, Play Longer: Hours upon hours of action await in your fight for survival, including various bonus incentives for those who finish the game.

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Paolo di Canio's side suffered an embarrassing opening-day defeat to notoriously poor travellers Fulham, despite dominating for the most part at the Stadium of Light.
The roles reversed yesterday at Southampton, where Emanuele Giaccherini's early header looked set to decide a one-sided clash.
Jose Fonte's goal two minutes from time eventually saw the points shared, but Gardner was pleased with the Black Cats' performance.
"We expected them to throw everything at us," the midfielder said. "They were at home for the first time in the season.
"We expected that and against Fulham we did absolutely everything apart from find the net.
"We came here and I thought we did really well. Yeah, they were on top but they never really broke us down.
"I thought we defended brilliantly as a team and the 2,000 Sunderland fans that came down were absolutely unbelievable as well, singing their hearts out.
"Hopefully they can understand we came here with a game plan and got a result. We got the one so we can look onwards and upwards now."
Sunderland looked a surprisingly strong team unit considering the number of transfers in and out this summer.
Di Canio has so far signed 11 players and more are on the horizon, but, while still a work in progress, Gardner has been impressed by the early signs.
"We work day in, day out on the training field," he said.
"Each game comes and we have got a different tactic to approach the game and - only time will tell but - I think we will be fine."
The draw at Southampton was an impressive response to Sunderland's opening weekend defeat.
For Saints, though, it was a case of what might have been after winning at West Brom.
"It was a little frustrating," striker Jay Rodriguez said. "We created enough chances to get the three points but in the end it was a good point obviously being 1-0 down.
"The first goal must have been due to a lack of concentration. We work on that a lot and it is just an easy goal to give away, which is what is really disappointing for all of us."
Saints managed to grab a late leveller but the overriding feeling was one of frustration, with the home side's dominance seeing them take 17 shots to Sunderland's eight.
"I think it was maybe a bit of bad luck," Rodriguez added. "I think I should have done better with my header in the second half.
"Either side of the goalkeeper it would have been in, but that is just how football goes sometimes.
"It is good that we are creating chances and next time we just need to put them away."


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Is African Mango Really A Scam?
There has been a lot of hype about African Mango going around these days. It is said that African Mango is a "breakthrough diet supplement." African Mango has been featured by a few television celebrities, and also featured on many news sites boasting being able to lose 28 lbs a month with no change in diet or exercise.
You are telling me I can lose 28 lbs a month with African Mango?!?
After hearing such bold statements like that, and seeing promotions (like the video below) that looked unbelievable. I was very skeptical as I'm sure you are too. So I decided to test it out for myself. I had been scammed by weight loss products before and I wanted to see if this one delivered the results. I was sick of being overweight!
Choosing A Product
First things first, I did a lot of research about the different brands available and I found the one with the best reputation out of all the brands. The company that I went with was African Mango Plus.
It is SOOOO important to find a reputable brand to buy from. There are a lot of companies that will automatically charge your card unless you cancel. Which isn't a bad thing if you want the product, but you HAVE to make sure you read all of the fine print and choose a good, reputable brand!
Another reason you need to choose the right brand is that a lot of the manufacturers out there will cut the supplement with something else, some kind of filler, so that they will save money. You do not want to pay money for adulterated African Mango extract because you will mostly be paying for sugar, and these products will simply NOT WORK. Companies that do not adulterate there supplements do cost more, but it is much better to find a reputable company that provides top quality African Mango Extract and costs a little more than to spend money on a scam that will not help you lose weight!
So, What Are The Results??
Without getting my hopes up about the weight loss I started taking the supplement as soon as African Mango Plus arrived. Taking the African Mango twice a day, once at breakfast once at dinner. I didn't really think about it much because I didn't expect it to work, but two weeks later I weighed myself and to my surprise I had lost 9 pounds! 9 pounds in two weeks! I couldn't believe it.
"This stuff really works?" I thought. I could only imagine what I could lose if I exercised along with it. So, I set aside either 30 min a day to run, or an hour to walk. After 1 month, I jumped back on the scales and I had lost 23 pounds!
I couldn't believe it! I did not quite make the 28 lbs a month that people said it does, but I will take it. From experience African mango is not only NOT a scam, it really does live up to the expectations of it being a breakthrough in weight loss. Note: That is not a picture of me to the right, but it felt just as good as that!
If you are serious about losing weight, and doing it fast I highly suggest using African Mango Plus brand to get your African Mango extract, because they are the most reputable, high quality, and trustworthy companies in the industry, and because their product just works!.
Also, I found a coupon for you, because we all like saving money! If you click through the link below you will get a mail in coupon that will let you get a two month supply for only FREE! You pay only the shipping and handling. Imagine being able to lose up to 28 lbs per month for only $6.97. You will NOT find a better deal than this for a high quality product that really works. This coupon is for a limited time only that could end at any moment so act quickly!


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I Am Unforgettable Http://www.blogthings.com/areyouforgettableorunforgettablequiz/results/?result=unforgettable - When people meet you, they tend to remember you for a long time. You have that certain something.
You are easily inspired, and your flame burns...
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Nov 16, 2012
Personal Records And Facts - *** Warning: Last random fact about me in this post is something many might think is TMI - too much information, so do not read it if you are the type to consider anything TMI. I do not consider anything TMI cause I'm just like that.
I can recite all...
Sep 12
I Was Arrested...... - on top of the Pyramids of Giza in Cairo, Egypt when I was 15 and taken to the local police station for questioning. Fortunately for me, Americans are lucky and can more than likely kill someone and get off because of their nationality which is really sick...
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Jul 28, 2010
Character - Here's a few things about me though they're not particularly important.
I am stubborn and want to do the opposite of whatever someone asks of me. Especially with the law
I am 5'10
Many people said I should be a model but I have no self confidence
I own a...
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Dec 1
I Say... - "It's ok."
This really means "I've grown used to being disappointed and so I've learned to have no expectations of people, and you have therefore lived up to precisely what I thought you would and that is nothing at all. It's ok."
3 Responses
Jan 19
Just random Rambilngs of myself - I find Love unconditional and universal (to all Life)
I am a spiritual being having a human experience
I find it hard to trust people Right away (really rare if I do, I guess chemistry has to be there)
Once you've gained my trust, almost always...
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Dec 6, 2011
Random Things - 0. I don't know what to do in life..
1. I make myself cry by listening to sad songs, mostly late at night..
2. I eat bread as a meal..
3. I eat the whole can of tomato paste as it is..
4. I laugh for no reason.
5. People say I am crazy..
6. I am lonely.
7. I don't...
3 Responses
Oct 27
It'S Just Not Me - When I was 17, I dyed my hair purple with black on the under side. I loved it. I finally felt comfortable I my skin, I was very unique, and I was getting compliments about it all the time, which really helped my self esteem (yes I'm fairly vain, I'll admit). My...
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Nov 17
Really Don't Give Two Shiits - Staying up all night...might have something to do with it...
It might also have something to do with the fact that I pop pills like its going out of style...& without them, I feel Shiity and empty. It's probably just the whole thing , my whole life...
1 Response
Jul 15
Me, Me And Me. - More stuffs about me.... Here yah go....Many people know me for my love of Black, but I am also passionate about skulls and skeletons. I really dislike cellphones for how distracting they are. I don't like the idea of having a phone surgically connected to my...
1 Response
Nov 21
Randomnicity Part Trois - I like my milkshakes cold.
I call milkshakes "brew".
I had an ice cold brew last night before bed.
I recently learned that rose water is excellent for beautifying your skin
I want to dance to extremely loud music right now
I want a cold brew right...
Aug 4
Randomnicity Part Dos - -My back is hurting right now. Ibuprofen anyone?
-I'm having BBQ chicken, watermelon, mashed potatoes and beans for dinner
-I want to win the lottery
-I feel like a failure today
-My friends and family have no idea how disappointed I am with myself...
2 Responses
Jul 30
Hi - Hi my name is Ligaya and I live in Florida. I have one dog and 2 cats who are all funny and cute and we live at the edge of the woods. I hate rednecks and Alabama. Nothing personal just the idea... And I am married to a trucker who is like super nice and cute but who's mind...
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Apr 4, 2012
Glittermangocappucinooldmaps - When people ask, I tell... one thing, maybe two
but I can never remember much
when put on the spot to review
all the things I love
that float my boat
make me light up
get stoked or choked
they're fabric and fibers
and things wood-hewn
old tools...
10 Responses
Apr 26, 2011
One Misty Morning Early - ...and there I was, one misty morning early, it was very cold, everyone on the streets have worn a coat, I did not wear one, I only worn my school clothes, it is because I believed I don't look good in a coat and I wanted to impress her..
It was a...
2 Responses
Jul 6
Bullseye :) - I'm quirky, silly, blunt,
and broken. My days
are sometimes too
dark, and my nights
are sometimes too
long. I often trip over
my own insecurities. I
require attention, long
for passion, and wish
to be desired. I use
music to speak when
words fail me, even
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Jul 21
Bored && Thought I'd Share Random Facts About Me Arghhh Arghhh Arghhh - I am intimated by girls/woman. Growing up girls didn't like me so I find it hard to connect with me.
I am a huge sports fanatic, I know a lot more about sports than most people think I do.
5 Responses
Feb 4, 2012
My Life In Abundance - When stress affects me, when characteristic traits describe me, when I fight life back, it is in abundant amounts, never small amounts.
I am VERY loving, VERY friendly, VERY joyful, VERY kind, VERY self-controlled, VERY patient, VERY organized, VERY...
1 Response
Nov 17
Here Goes. - OK let's see if I can come up with enough random things about myself, to make this at least a little interesting.
As a paraplegic I have a very different perspective on many aspects of life to able bodied people.
I am a very generous person, Both materially and...
9 Responses
Apr 30, 2011
About My Home State - Hawaii
A lot of people already know this but a lot of people don't know this. The Big Island of Hawaii doesn't just have volcano and lava history. There is a ski cabin there and lots of snow. People from all around the world ski in Hawaii.
1 Response
Nov 19
10 Random Facts - 1.I love to watch leah do glassblowing.
2.I am 6 '2
3. I wake up around 5 am everyday. I wake up from the same nightmare.
4. I love great white sharks!!! (Many people ask me aren't you scared to surf due to sharks. Um nope not at all!)
5. My last name is grey...
1 Response
Jul 2
This World Needs Repair - This world needs repair.. I am a Muslim guy from Egypt, I've known a guy on another site from Israel, probably Jewish I dunno he might be a Christian. Anyway Israel is supposed to be "Muslims worst enemy" they say.. well now only it's rulers are bad...
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Jun 3
On Music - Many people have found escape through different means. Some people escape in the form of a book (I enjoy reading quite a bit myself), others need the visual stimulation of the TV, in today's world more and more people find their escape through the interent.
For me, my...
2 Responses
May 7
A Few Favorite Versions Of Songs In Other Languages: - 1. Люблю тебя, как песня о любви (Russian)
- Selena Gomez - Love You Like A Love Song
2. Kdo Da Vic by Ewa Farna (Czechoslovakian)
- Miley Cyrus - Kiss It Goodbye
3. Per La Vita Che Verrà by Finley...
Nov 3
6:25am - Every morning when I get up from work and am getting dressed, I have a date with three squirrels that playfully chase each other around the tree outside of my back porch. They are often times aware that I am watching them although I don't think they mind in the least...
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Jan 17
About Me - I am a princess
I am mysterious
I love traveling
I am fascinated with lions
My middle name is Lauren
I love the beach
I love dessert
I play the piano
I love movies
I am 5'3 />
I collect stuffed animals
I love science
I am a sexy nerd
I love the fall
1 Response
Oct 27
Athletic, Gaming, Yet Not So Competitive - When I was in the 7th grade, I got to bowl with the 12th graders cause they got a bowling ball that weighed two pounds and most bowling balls are too difficult for me to carry with two hands and impossible with one hand for me to carry...
Sep 18
Some random facts about myself.
1. My names means cool wind over the mountain in Hawaiian.
2. I was born in Australia but my Heritage is British, Cook Islander and White Australian.
3. I love anything to do with Philosophy and Theology
4. Im not religious but i love learning...
1 Response
3 days ago
Thoughts On Memorial Day... - Memorial Day is a day for many people to enjoy a long spring weekend spending time with family and friends, and many people reflect on all of the young men and woman that have made the ultimate sacrifice for something bigger than themselves.
In my...
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May 27
A Few Random Facts About Me... - I am shy. As a child I was painfully shy and extremely self conscious, and now as an adult I still feel shy at times, but try to fight the urge to hide myself. I force myself out of my comfort zones. I consider it a challenge to fight convention...
8 Responses
Jan 30, 2012
Marriage Argument #2 - Today started out like every other Saturday with me waking up and having a cup of coffee. Things took a decidedly bad turn directly after my wife returned from her bi-weekly trip to Sam's Club.
She brought back a portable external hard drive. This is the...
4 Responses
May 25
Oh Yeah... 'Bout That - I'm not "anti-social". I have borderline-personality disorder. I just don't want everyone talking to me constantly. I shoo one person away, and I'm labeled. I hate people yes. I can't stand being around people yes. I really can't stand talking to people...
Jun 15
Yup Crazy Yup - I confess that lately I've got to be literally crazy! And really nobody needs to judge me right now cuz it's really not gonna make anything better. Nowadays I can find myself in the questions & answers area flirting with guys and girls. Yup I've reached this point...
1 Response
Oct 15
She Is Still Hiding There.. - When I was a kid in the elementary school, I was very weird. I had no friends and I was always alone,I have always felt stupid and I was never able to fit in. I was just really weird, short and little, always on my own.
I have completely changed in...
3 Responses
Aug 5
15 Facts About Me - 1. when i find a new song i like i will listen to it over and over again. Seriously, i will listen it to 100 times in a row for weeks.
2. I have a a very dry, morbid sense of humors. If i have answered your questions you probably know what i mean. I honestly...
4 Responses
Jun 17
Here Goes- Very Random - I am very random in essence, so this should be no problem....
I hate chocolate
I had low Iron at one stage and my doctor recommended Guinness
I rarely cry
I have a fear of legs breaking, witnessing legs breaking or hearing the event being...
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Aug 4, 2008
Venting To You All Part .1 - I don't know what to say there are so many things I want to get off my chest, I don't know were to begin I wish I could separate them all at least to write this story. I am a lonely girl from Los Angeles not in a " I'm single come talk to with me kind...
Nov 20
Here's Me In A Nutshell Leave Out The Nut - I love history, biology, science, controversial topics. I research a lot. Most people would be surprised to see me after hearing what comes out of my mouth, I feel like I've lived thousands of years, I'm a deep thinker, my mouth...
3 Responses
May 25, 2012
Place... - Here is the thing....I'm not in a grateful space right now. I'm not sorry either. I'm just tired of the tears of sadness the tears of anger. I'm not going to pretend I'm all at peace with myself and the world and whatnot. Deep breathing and being mindful isn...
1 Response
Jan 23
Im Just Random - 1) im very honest
2) im very sensitive
3) i love playing softball
4) im creative
5) my favorite color is purple
6) i want to travel the world and meet different people
7) i trust woman more than men
8)im bi curious
9) im open-mined and down to earth...
1 Response
Jun 23, 2012
Random Things About Me... -
1. I'm 20 Years Old
2. I Live In Liverpool (England)
3. I'm Single ;)
4. I'm At University Studying Photography
5. I Have My Ear Stretched
6. I Drive A Mini
7. I Really Want To Be A Model
8. I Can Snow Board
9. I'v Been To Magaluf, Ibiza & Kos
2 Responses
Nov 20
Skin To Skin - I love the feeling of someone's skin on my skin. Not just in a sexual way. But in a loving way as well. My favorite thing to do is to either sleep or cuddle topless. It's just nice to know that this is an actual human here with me right now. Like I am actually...
2 Responses
Nov 17
From This Last Weekend - Some randomness thoughts/notes from this past weekend….
I don't sing, unless I'm alone. Or, apparently, drunk. Especially if I'm drunk with my brother.
My poor brother (who can sing pretty well), when drunk and singing with me, attempts to harmonize...
2 Responses
Nov 13
Fears... - I'm really good at acting like I'm bristling....like I'm angry.
Really, I'm afraid and I don't want anyone to see so I put up my shield and hide behind it.
Sep 27
Dreams Of... - A connection like no other! I wanna have a connection with someone that invades my soul and takes hold of me inside and out. Doesn't have to be with the opposite sex. Doesn't have to be sexual. Just needs to be something raw, something I've never felt before. I...
1 Response
Mar 24
A Little Something About Me - I live in north Florida.
My favorite color is red. Maybe even a little plum purple
I am a waitress
I'm right handed
I hold my breath when I'm nervous
I play Piano and Bass guitar
Kiwi is my favorite fruit
I'm afraid of geese
I use Angel Soft toilet...
2 Responses
Nov 11, 2011
Keeping It Hidden - I just wanna say that there's a few reasons why I keep my gender hidden from my profile. First it's kinda cool to be a mystery and trust me I'm a complete mystery :P It's feels like being a spy with a lot of faces, isn't this interesting ? It's also fun to...
3 Responses
Oct 9
Striipppp Club - I danced at a ***** club ONE time and I never did that ever again. I swear that whole night I was scared as shyt. All the woman go to the back room and get dressed, do make up and go out there and shake their a.s.s. everyone was expierenced and had been working...
Jul 15
Know Me! -
I make TO DO LIST everyday
I used to play piano
I love pizza
I love fondue
I love comfy house slippers
I am so into adventures!
Footwears are my obsession
I plan to travel the world *crossed fingers*
I wear backpacks @ uni, I hate math (Oh! that at the back), and yea...
2 Responses
Sep 1, 2012
The Care And Keeping Of Me. - I dont know why im writing this. You know these things. You tell me these things. But today, i feel like stabbing myself at the top of my sternum with a filet knife and slowly dragging it down my chest and whatever tumbles out, tumbles out. We can...
8 Responses
Sep 17, 2012
Being Random - I just read EndlessNight's and so I thought I'd do my own :) I'm not usually good at being random so I'm tackling this with trepidation.
~ I'm preparing oral test material for my ESL students right now.
~ I'm missing him like crazy.
~ I like wearing...
22 Responses
Dec 8, 2009
Thoughts On Loss... - I recently went to a memorial service for a close friend who lost his wife at far too young of an age. He has a six year old son. A very tragic situation.
The circumstances of my friend's loss has caused me to reflect on loss.
Losing someone or something...
1 Response
May 14
Randomnicity - So here goes the randomness of randomnicity(I know it's not a real word but it should be...)
-I use to bite my toe nails when I was a child. Was very flexible obviously..
-I own about ten different kinds of deodarant. Hygiene anyone?
-I am more concerned about...
1 Response
Jul 23, 2012
1. I just wrote this whole thing out and then accidentally deleted jt
2. I love horror movies and death
3. My favourite colours are purple and black
4. I love heavy metal, rap, post-hardcore, rock and sometimes lol
5. I have only one friend who understands me and she lives on...
1 Response
6 days ago
Ten Metaphors And Realisms - about me:
1. I have been in the sun and not roasted. I have been in the downpour and not drown.
2. I have been a victim in life. I have been a victor as well.
3. I stand out but I fit in.
4. I follow people but I don't let them lead me.
5. I can see...
Nov 25
1. Nutella is a food group... DON'T ARGUE!
2. My favorite color is emerald green
3. I have a very extensive nail polish collection
4. I have really bad vision... like I am blind without my glasses
5. My older sister is bipolar
6. I can't eat chicken wings... It's a mental...
1 Response
Dec 1
Random@$%! Things About Moi! -
1.The name's Ashleigh, Ashleigh-. Oops, yeah I'm not going to give you my last name. But, if you're really interested It is the name of a series of islands east of Papa New Guinea. Message me if you think you know it xD
2. I write words and draw...
13 Responses
Nov 20
100 Things About Me - 8. I used to dream of your love. I used to work for it. I used to strive for it. I wanted it. I dreamed about it. I thought about it when I was awake.
9. I had been afraid to fly planes for some years, but I broke the curse last year. I didn't even think...
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Post-high school workshops draw 500 Grand Rapids seniors to Western Michigan University
Ottawa High School School student Jamaal Dunlap listened intently Friday, Dec. 6, during a "Connect with the Military" workshop at the "Turn It Up!" conference Grand Rapids schools held for seniors to prepare them for life after high school.
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Suspect in rape, beating of 77-year-old Grand Rapids woman said he 'liked older women,' records show
A man accused of beating and raping a 77-year-old woman in her Southeast Side house in September told an earlier rape victim that he liked older women, court records showed.
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Federal agents say illegal IDs produced in Wyoming homes, sold in Grand Rapids area
After a months-long investigation, police have arrested two suspects who allegedly created and sold fake documents, including fraudulent permanent residency cards and Social Security cards, federal records show.
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John R. Kennedy convicted after 2011 bomb threat against Trenton High School
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The jury in Ann Arbor found 42-year-old ex-convict John R. Kennedy of Trenton guilty Wednesday of making and possessing explosives.
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His call warned that four bombs would explode inside the school within an hour.
Balaya says a teacher found an explosive in a parking lot.
The next day, Balaya says Kennedy exploded another device outside a store.
Sentencing is March 5.
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Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Silver Lining?
So today I received some somewhat expected but still bad news. I was laid off from my job. I have no idea what to do with myself now. Where should I work? What should I do? Do I take this time to figure out my dream job? I really love antiques and would love to do some sort of business with that, but I am not sure where to start. Has anyone else been in the same position?
Some other sad news... I will not be able to visit my fav thrift stores on my lunch breaks anymore. I guess I will have to find some new ones, but thrift store postings my be sparse in the near future. Awwwwwwwww :(
15 comments:
- Sabrina said...
I am so sorry to hear about your job. It sucks! I know the feeling as I was laid off from a job that I had been at for Six years last summer. I did eventually find a new job and I am even happier here than I was at my old job.
Keep your head up and stay postive!! You will know what to do when the times right. - January 12, 2010 at 2:01 PM
- Michele said...
Ugh, I'm so sorry to hear that. Take your time, do some research, and find out if you can make your dream happen. I've got my fingers crossed for you.
- January 12, 2010 at 7:24 PM
- Dusky Ledoux said...
I'm so sorry to hear about your job, that sucks. But do try to find a silver lining! You should deffo use the time to think of your dream job, and if you have the means to start up an antique business then you should go for it!
xxx - January 13, 2010 at 1:22 AM
- Ancarol said...
this sounds bad! but also i thinks have another good job just waiting for you Go ahead ... i will knew all your mind . by the way to discover new store !
- January 13, 2010 at 1:24 AM
- Linda said...
Brianne that stinks.
Heres what I think you should do...
I think you should take the time to build up your etsy store and sell really one of a kind stuff or some vintage finds. You could still go to your favorite stores and build it up from there.
While selling on Etsy you can really take the time to think about how you will go about your dream. I think you will do well with more Etsy stuff, you sell pretty well as it is. - January 13, 2010 at 5:35 AM
- Pretty Little World said...
I'm so sorry to hear about your job news! Somehow mid-winter seems like an especially bad time for such news.
I had the same thing happen about two years ago and I used the semester to focus on my ETSY shop -- it was the best time for my shop! Because I could focus all my energy on finding vintage, working on my photos, and updating my shop, I sold way more than I ever had before.
Maybe this is a good opportunity to for you to really focus on your antiques and store!!
I'm sorry about your unfortunate day, and please don't hesitate to ask if you ever need anything!! - January 13, 2010 at 9:11 AM
- Handmade Help said...
Oh, so sorry to hear you're at loose ends as far as employment. You have so many gifts, skills, smarts, and talents, it will be interesting to see how they grow you onto a new path.
I'm wishing you all the luck in the world on this new venture. - January 13, 2010 at 6:34 PM
- Dirty Hair Halo said...
Hopefully, this is a blessing in disguise.
www.SeekingDirtyHairHalo.blogspot.com - January 13, 2010 at 8:46 PM
- Taylor Sterling said...
I am so sorry to hear that! I am recruiting director by day and I hear about this a lot from my candidates! I say take one day to be sad and then pick your self up and think about your dream job! Now, take the time to do whatever it takes to get it and don't waste a minute doing something that doesn't make you happy. This is your golden ticket to do what you are born for! :) xoxo kisses
- January 13, 2010 at 8:59 PM
- B a la Moda said...
Oh, girl... Sorry about that. I don´t know. Thinking about a dream job is ok as long as you know that there is not a dream job! All the jobs have their pros and cons. It is inevitable. Rest some time and start submitting your resume.
B* a la Moda - January 13, 2010 at 11:24 PM
- Bree said...
I'm sorry to hear that. I agree with Linda.
- January 14, 2010 at 7:59 AM
- blackeyedsuzie said...
Oh, I'm so sorry to hear about your job! My husband was laid off unexpectedly a few months ago and it was very stressful. I would say, if there's something you've always dreamed of doing, do it! As for antiques, you can sell smaller things on Etsy under 'vintage' - it's one way to start a business without having to spend a lot of money. And then there's always beautiful vintage clothing - that does really well on Etsy...
good luck!
x.s - January 15, 2010 at 7:53 AM
- Rosie said...
Thanks for your comment. Sorry about the job, every happen for a reason though! I'm a firm believer in that. Chin up in the meantime!
- January 18, 2010 at 11:43 AM
- Bénédicte said...
So sorry to hear about the job.... I think you should work on the antique shop idea :)
I should check out your blog more regularly, I love it! - January 19, 2010 at 11:28 AM
- littlebyrd said...
You should start a vintage etsy shop! I am sorry to hear you were laid off....:(
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MySQLCursor.callproc(procname, args=())
MySQLCursor.execute(operation, params=None,
MySQLCursor.executemany(operation, seq_params)
The MySQLCursor
class is used to instantiate
objects that can execute operations such as SQL queries. They
interact with the MySQL server using a
These related classes inherit from
creates a
buffered cursor. See
Section 22.214.171.124, "Class cursor.MySQLCursorBuffered
creates a cursor
for executing prepared statements. See
Section 22.214.171.124, "Class cursor.MySQLCursorPrepared
The constructor initializes the instance with the optional
, which should be an instance of
In most cases, the MySQLConnection
method is used to instantiate a MySQLCursor
This method calls a stored procedure with the given name. The
sequence of parameters must contain one
entry for each argument that the routine expects. The result is
returned as modified copy of the input sequence. Input
parameters are left untouched. Output and input/output
parameters may be replaced with new values.
Result sets produced by the stored procedure are automatically fetched and stored as MySQLCursorBuffered instances. For more information, see stored_results().
The following example shows how to execute a stored procedure which takes two parameters, multiplies the values and returns the product:
# Definition of the multiply stored procedure: # CREATE PROCEDURE multiply(IN pFac1 INT, IN pFac2 INT, OUT pProd INT) # BEGIN # SET pProd := pFac1 * pFac2; # END >>> args = (5, 5, 0) # 0 is to hold value of the OUT parameter pProd >>> cursor.callproc('multiply', args) ('5', '5', 25L)
This method closes the MySQL cursor, resetting all results, and make sure that the cursor object has no reference to the connection object.
Use close()
every time you are done using the
This method prepare the given database
(query or command). The parameters
found in the tuple or dictionary params
bound to the variables in the operation. Variables are specified
using %s
) or
) parameter style.
This example inserts information about a new employee, then selects the data for this person:
insert = ( "INSERT INTO employees (emp_no, first_name, last_name, hire_date) " "VALUES (%s, %s, %s, %s)" ) data = (2, 'Jane', 'Doe', datetime.date(2012, 3, 23)) cursor.execute(insert, data) select = "SELECT * FROM employees WHERE emp_no = %(emp_no)s" cursor.execute(select, { 'emp_no': 2 })
Note that the data values are converted as necessar from Python
objects to something MySQL understand. In the preceding example,
the datetime.date()
instance is converted to
When multi
is set to True
is able to execute multiple
statements. It returns an iterator that makes it possible to
process the results for each statement. Note that using
parameters is not working well in this case, and it is usually a
good idea to execute each statement on its own.
The following example selects and inserts data in one operation and displays the result:
operation = 'SELECT 1; INSERT INTO t1 VALUES (); SELECT 2' for result in cursor.execute(operation): if result.with_rows: print("Statement '{}' has following rows:".format( result.statement)) print(result.fetchall()) else: print("Affected row(s) by query '{}' was {}".format( result.statement, result.rowcount))
If the connection was configured to fetch warnings, warnings generated by the operation are available through the MySQLCursor.fetchwarnings() method.
Returns an iterator when multi
This method prepares a database operation (query or command) and
then executes it against all parameter sequences or mappings
found in the sequence seq_of_params
The executemany()
iterates through the
sequence of parameters calling the execute()
method. Inserting data, however, is optimized by batching them
using multipler-row syntax.
The following example inserts three records:
data = [ ('Jane', date(2005, 2, 12)), ('Joe', date(2006, 5, 23)), ('John', date(2010, 10, 3)), ] stmt = "INSERT INTO employees (first_name, hire_date) VALUES (%s, %s)" cursor.executemany(stmt, data)
In the preceding example, the
statement sent to MySQL
would be:
INSERT INTO employees (first_name, hire_date) VALUES ('Jane', '2005-02-12'), ('Joe', '2006-05-23'), ('John', '2010-10-03')
Tt is not possible to execute multiple statements using the
method. Doing so raises an
The method fetches all or remaining rows of a query result set, returning a list of tuples. When no more rows are available, it returns an empty list.
The following example shows how to retrieve the first two rows of a result set, and then retrieve the remaining rows:
>>> cursor.execute("SELECT * FROM employees ORDER BY emp_no") >>> head_rows = cursor.fetchmany(size=2) >>> remaining_rows = cursor.fetchall()
You must fetch all rows before being able to execute new queries using the same connection.
This method fetches the next set of rows of a query result, returning a list of tuples. When no more rows are available, it returns an empty list.
The number of rows returned can be specified using the size argument, which defaults to one. Fewer rows might be returned, when there are not more rows available than specified by the argument.
Note that you must fetch all rows before being able to execute new queries using the same connection.
This method retrieves the next row of a query result set,
returning a single sequence, or None
when no
more rows are available.The returned tuple consists of data
returned by the MySQL server converted to Python objects.
The fetchone()
method is used by
It is also used when using the MySQLCursor
instance as an iterator.
The following example shows how to use
to process a query result, first
using a while
loop, then using an iterator:
# Using a while-loop cursor.execute("SELECT * FROM employees") row = cursor.fetchone() while row is not None: print(row) row = cursor.fetchone() # Using the cursor as iterator cursor.execute("SELECT * FROM employees") for row in cursor: print(row)
You must fetch all rows before being able to execute new queries using the same connection.
This method returns a list of tuples containing warnings
generated by previously executed statement. Use the connection's
property to set whether warnings
are to be fetched.
The following example shows a
statement which generated
a warning:
>>> cnx.get_warnings = True >>> cursor.execute('SELECT "a"+1') >>> cursor.fetchall() [(1.0,)] >>> cursor.fetchwarnings() [(u'Warning', 1292, u"Truncated incorrect DOUBLE value: 'a'")]
It is also possible to raise errors when warnings are found. See
the MySQLConnection
This method returns a list iterator object that can be used to process result sets produced by a stored procedure after calling it using the callproc() method.
The following example executes a stored procedure that produces
two result sets, then uses stored_results()
to retrieve them:
>>> cursor.callproc('sp1') () >>> for result in cursor.stored_results(): ... print result.fetchall() ... [(1,)] [(2,)]
The result sets remain available until you execute another operation or call another stored procedure.
This read-only property returns the column names of a result set as sequence of (Unicode) strings.
The following example shows how to create a dictionary from a
tuple containing data with keys using
cursor.execute("SELECT last_name, first_name, hire_date " "FROM employees WHERE emp_no = %s", (123,)) row = dict(zip(cursor.column_names, cursor.fetchone()) print("{last_name}, {first_name}: {hire_date}".format(row))
This read-only property returns a list of tuples describing the columns in a result set. Each tuple contains values as follows:
(column_name, type, None, None, None, None, null_ok, column_flags)
The following example shows how to interpret
import mysql.connector from mysql.connector import FieldType ... cursor.execute("SELECT emp_no, last_name, hire_date " "FROM employees WHERE emp_no = %s", (123,)) for i in range(len(cursor.description)): print("Column {}:".format(i+1)) desc = cursor.description[i] print("column_name = {}".format(desc[0])) print("type = {} ({})".format(desc[1], FieldType.get_info(desc[1]))) print("null_ok = {}".format(desc[6])) print("column_flags = {}".format(desc[7]))
The output looks like this:
Column 1: column_name = emp_no type = 3 (LONG) null_ok = 0 column_flags = 20483 Column 2: column_name = last_name type = 253 (VAR_STRING) null_ok = 0 column_flags = 4097 Column 3: column_name = hire_date type = 10 (DATE) null_ok = 0 column_flags = 4225
The column_flags
value is an instance of the
class. To see how to
interpret it, do this:
>>> from mysql.connector import FieldFlag >>> FieldFlag.desc
This read-only property returns the row ID of the last modified
row. For example, if you perform an
into a table that contains
an AUTO_INCREMENT
returns the
value for the new row. For an
example, see
Section 220.127.116.11, "Inserting Data Using Connector/Python".
This read-only property returns the last executed statement as a string. The string can contain multiple statements if a multiple-statement string was executed.
The statement
property can be useful for
debugging and displaying what was sent to the MySQL server.
This read-only property returns True
when the
result of the executed operation provides rows.
The with_rows
property is useful when it is
necessary to determine whether a statement produces a result set
and you need to fetch rows. The following example retrieves the
rows returned by the SELECT
statement, but reports only the affected-rows value for the
import mysql.connector cnx = mysql.connector.connect(user='scott', database='test') cursor = cnx.cursor() operation = 'SELECT 1; UPDATE t1 SET c1 = 2; SELECT 2' for result in cursor.execute(operation, multi=True): if result.with_rows: result.fetchall() else: print("Updated row(s): {}".format(result.rowcount))


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Together with Gilson manometric modules and dynamic mixers, the 305, 306 and 307 Pumps offer a cost-effective, space saving and robust solution for isocratic or gradients of analytical to preparative HPLC.
- Pumps heads are designed for quick and easy maintenance—piston seals, check valves and other parts can be replaced in a matter of minutes.
- 305/306 Pumps are designed for use in either isocratic or gradient HPLC, and offer a wide range of flow rates from 10 µL/min to 200 mL/min.
- Smooth flows are enhanced by a separate, external pulse dampener with the 305 and 306 models and a built-in pulse dampener in the 307.
- 305 and 307 models are fully programmable through a front panel keypad to provide system control capabilities; 306 model functions as a slave unit and is controlled by either a 305 Pump or by Gilson TRILUTION® LC Software.
- Can be configured for use in a sample prep GPC or GPC/SPE system.
- Dynamic Mixers ensure efficient, problem-free mobile phase mixing.
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