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Hi All,
I need help in terms of usage of which funtion formula to do the following.
I have an excel sheet in which i would like to use the 'IF' funtion and then by formatting arrive at the values in the cell, say if the value of a particular cell is > 3 then the cell in which we are putting the formula should read as Fast Moving. Similarly if the value is between >1 and < 3 then it should read as Slow moving and if the value is less than 1 it should read as slow moving.
Can someone help me with the function to be used to solve this.
Thanks in advance.
Mathew E. Yohannan
There are some contradictions in your criteria, e.g you have >3 and <3. What happens if it is 3? I have allowed for some of these but anything over 1 will get a proper case Slow Moving and anything below or equal to 1 will get an all lower case 'slow moving'. (That would be too subtle a difference for me!)
I have also allowed the first clause to show nothing if the cell it relies on is blank.
=IF(A1="","",IF(A1>=3,"Fast Moving",IF(A1>1,"Slow Moving","slow moving")))
RegardsNick HodgeMicrosoft MVP, Excel Southampton, UK
Perhaps youmean
=IF(A1="","",IF(A1>=3,"Fast ",IF(A1>=1,"","Slow ")))&"Moving"
Thanks for the responses. To make your understanding more clear, when it meets the below crieterias i want the answers as below. Crieteria Category>=3Fast Moving>1<=2 Slow Moving<=0 Non Moving
=IF(A1="","",IF(A1>=3,"Fast ",IF(A1>=1,"Slow ","Non-")))&"Moving"
thanks. it worked.
Hello! My problem is similar to Mathews although I'm not sure the same formula will work... The calculation concerns two people running after each other, one starting from a further horizontal distance... I would need my excell spreadsheet to do this:
If person B's horizontal position = to person A's horizontal position and person B's vertical position is >= to person A's vertical position, the box should display "gone past him". If person B's horizontal position = to person A's horizontal position and person B's vertical position is <= to person A's vertical position, the box should display "catching up to him". If person B's horizontal position > to person A's horizontal position and person B's vertical position is <= to person A's vertical position, it should display "approaching".
Is this possible? Thank you!
I have this IF - THEN question. Is it possible to write an IF statement that would take information and add it to the first blank space in a column? For instance: IF there is an "X" in A5, take the information in B5 and put it in the first blank cell in column A in Worksheet 2, then have that same function for other "A" cells in the worksheet that would continue to add to that list.
So start your own thread for your question, don't hijack another.
Hi Mr Nick,
Good reply!
Could u pls help me in the below issue:
Let A1 has the "Start Date" , Let B1 has the "End Date".
I need to know the formula ->
that delivers the till date Aging in C1 since the "Start Date" only untill the B1 is blank (that means end date is not filled in yet).
When I put the "End Date" in B1 , I want to freeze the aging value as it is which has been calculated till then and stop calculating the Aging any more.
For your future information, it is not a good idea to tag questions on to an existing thread, especially when it is so old.The run the chance of your question not being picked.It is better to start a fresh question.
To answer your query, however, if you just want the difference as the number of days, then it would simply be
but if you wanted the difference as Yaers and Months, then it would be
=IF(B1,DATEDIF(A1,B1,"y")&" Years "&DATEDIF(A1,B1,"Ym")&" months",DATEDIF(A1,TODAY(),"y")&" Years "&DATEDIF(A1,TODAY(),"Ym")&" months")
Regards Roger Govier Microsoft Excel MVP
Thanks Mr Govier,
The formula was exactly what I needed.
And ofcourse, I will take care next time while taging a question.
Thanks again.


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July 4th pre fireworks dinner with friends and family. The restaurant is small. But not the food or service. Our waiter was attentive, even after the restaurant filled up. I ordered the ravioli with a side of lentils. Tasty but too rich. Everyone else at the table enjoyed their choices. Not very many choices for a vegetarian.
Since Fisherman's Wharf was a madhouse for the Fourth of July, we were looking for something close to the Marriot Marquis. Fringale was walkable and French, a good combo for us. We knew we were in for a good dining experience as locals where walking in, at the small bar area which the manager ran himself. Besides the standard menu, there was a prix fix menu which you could pick off one of the courses which I did. I had the haricot vert and walnut salad. My husband had the carrot soup, smooth as silk. The beef entree was tender, the traditional duck confit perfect. Full bar, good wine list with weekly wines showcased. Who could go wrong with hot fudge sundae for dessert.
The service was attentive and the food was outstanding. I can especially recommend the duck confit and the veal shortribs. The prices are about average for a restaurant of this quality. it's a small restaurant and slightly cramped, but not not disturbingly so.
From the initial greeting as we walked in through salutations on our exit, everyone was extremely kind and welcoming. The server was attentive without coming across as bothersome or aggressive. Meal Highlights: Calamari - Cooked and seasoned to perfection Mussels - Plentiful, though a bit too much vinegar Chicken/Couscous - As described and cooked just the way I like it The seating was a bit claustrophobic and the acoustics were a bit echo-ey. I'd suggest to take out a few tables to improve the openness and reduce the noise. Even if this means a price increase, I'd be more likely to come back for special occasions or a romantic night out.
Small neighborhood place. Wonderful food pleasantly presented. Tough getting a cab back. Allow some time. Difinitely a keeper.
They had a wonderful Bastille Day menu which showcased their strengths. It was an early reservation so the restaurant was not totally full but even leaving 2 hours later it was still blessedly quiet unlike so many restaurants now which seem to equate ear-aching din with a feeling of conviviality. Well done. Hadn't been back in over 10 years but I am definitely returning and recommending it to others. Great place for adult dining.
Food was great (somewhat surprised by the large portion for French food) and price is reasonable for the good quality. We ordered a bottle of wine and it was also great for the price we paid. Overall, we had a very nice dining experience.
I used to live around the corner from Fringale and have been going there for years. The food is always great - the Steak Frites and the Frisee Salad are personal favorites, but most everything I've had there has been very good. The cozy atmosphere is also really nice and I love the fact that you can actually hear each other talk. Definitely a restaurant to keep on your list.
A warm welcome by the owner set the stage for a lovely evening in this SOMA bistro. When we return to San Francisco, we'll definitely visit again! Merci beaucoup!
Service was amazing and the food very authentic south-of-france. I highly recommend the calamari "a la plancha", the pastis shrimps and the rack of lamb. Everything was cooked perfectly and the sauces were just out of this world. I highly recommend it if you are a foodie, and love french food!
Fringale is like a bistro in Paris transported to San Francisco. We tried the corn soup and onion tarte for appetizers and both were great. For entrees we tried the steak and the lamb chops and loved them both -- and both were cooked to a perfect medium rare. Great french fries and haricot verts. For dessert, don't miss the almond mousse cake.
I haven't been to Fringale in years, but will definitely go back soon! The ambiance, service and food were all excellent! And the restaurant was not noisy, we could actually hear hold a conversation!
After 20+ years, still one of my favorite restaurants. Every cooked to perfection. The duck breast was superb. Service always friendly and efficient. And prices still reasonable compared to the newbies around town.
We had not been to Fringale for awhile and were so happy to return. The restaurant is charming, the service impeccable, and the food scrumptious. Reservations are always honored punctually and prices are reasonable for the quality of food and service. Fringale is wonderful for a romantic dinner for two or for a special meal and dining experience with any companion. I hope to return soon!
Fringale is always an excellent choice for dinner. The staff is helpful and friendly and the food is excellent. Prices are also reasonable. I would recommend Fringale for any occasion.
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Food was delicious! Great onion tarte appetizer and sauces were delicious!
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We found Fringale to be lovely and charming and the food was quite good. The ambience was wonderful: low music playing in the background yet quiet enough to converse with dinner partners. We would definitely return.
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This restaurant is a great place for a romantic dinner. Great atmosphere, great food, and something that is usually in short supply elsewhere in San Francisco, not too much noise. I have been to several fancy restaurants where the music is so loud that it's impossible to speak. This kind of defeats the purpose of going out and having dinner with someone. Not the case at Fringale though. Just the right amount of background talk and music to give it a nice feeling, but low enough to not require you to shout to be heard.
The venue is a bit small but the service was good, the tastes were magnificent, and the price was absolutely reasonable. The ambient music seemed a bit out of place to my wife and I, but it was easy to tune out and talk over. Conversations from the other patrons were not overbearing and no worse than I would have expected.
We were a party of 5. The men ordered various duck and steak, which was all felt to be wonderful. I had the veal short ribs that were VERY fatty and what little meat was there was a bit tough. Now, fatty meat being desirable is something of a European concept, so maybe that was their intent, but didn't do it for me. The short ribs at a hotel banquet the next night were better. The other lady had an unremarkable (but nice) salad and delicious onion tart. The desserts were all fabulous. The service was very good, as was the wine and ambiance. So overall, a great experience, except for the disappointing short ribs.
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This restaurant is very cute. The food is fabulous. Had the shrimp appetizer and the sauce it came in was so good we used the breadto eat the rest. Pork tenderloin wrapped in bacon was so tender and just fell apart when you bit into it. Husband had the ribeye that was cooked to perfection. The endive and arugula salad has the best blend of sweet and sour. Will go back soon!
The classic French food was great. The duck and braised veal short ribs were rich and delicious. The wine list was relatively short, but its selections are elite. Diners can choose from the best French and California wines by the bottle, half bottle or the glass. The full bar is a nice touch as well. I had a martini with a cheese stuffed olive, before moving on to a terrific bottle of Sancerre. The French waiter was very professional. We really enjoyed our visit.
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Fringale is one of my old standby restaurants. However, it needs a host and hostess and more friendly waiters. The density of tables is also a problem. Maybe it needs a new location. The food and wine list continues to be its strong points.
You can't go wrong with Fringale. The food is delicious! If you like some classic French food, then Fringale is terrific. Great salad, wine, duck, fish, and dessert. That warm chocolate cake with ice cream is quite delicious. The duck is a nice portion for dinner. They don't overstuff you here, but they certainly provide nice portions. I was a little disappointed with the onion tart as I expected something like an onion/vegetable "burger", like a crab cake or something along that line. But overall I always enjoy going to Fringale and getting the window seat. It's a very relaxing place and impeccable service. Oh, the French Fries are great, too..
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All the food was good, no bad dishes. The desserts were excellent, best creme brulée in town. Service was great also. A bit expensive, but great for an occasion.
My husband and I have been coming here for 16 years now. We drive from Pleasanton to eat at Fringale and we absolutely love this restaurant. Food and service are excellent! I highly recommend eating here.
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First time here and really loved it! The food was wonderful and we had a terrific server. My husband and I will return very soon with friends!
Very happy with our experience there. We were looking for somewhere close to Circ du Solell and found this on Google. Checked out the reviews and the place lived up to them. I would so go back there again, if I have something to do in SOMA. All of the courses were fabulous, the perfect portion size, and the service was spot on. We did not feel rushed through our meal and really appreciated the attentiveness of our server. He was quick toconcur with a wine to go with the rack of lamb, not trying to upsell us.
This was likely my 20th visit to Fringale, and again, I was impressed. Every course was delicious, and the wine flowed freely. I enjoy the upbeat atmosphere; always welcoming and comfortable. We will make this a habit!
I've dined at Fringale many times. From when it was the 'it' restaurant with Gerald Hirigoyen was the owner/chef and to it's current owners. Fringale never disappointed. It might not be the flavor of the moment presentation, but it was well-plated and always tasty. The service is always excellent. Consistency is the hallmark of a well-run restaurant, and Fringale is executing without fail. This particular dinner was for Cassoulet. Amazing comfort food for a chilly, wet SF night. Score on all points. The prix-fixe dinner, the service, the excellent by-the-glass wine pairing. It's like fine-dining on auto-pilot. Order, get served excellent food, linger over coffee and conversation. Pay. Winner.
I was part of a large party and often the service is lacking and the food choices more limited. Not so at Fringale. The service was excellent on friday night and the food delicious as it has been consitently for many years.
This place is just terrific. I've been coming here for close to 20 years. It's still just as good as ever. Wait staff is super friendly. Menu is consistent (meaning they've kept my personal favorites forever); food served hot and actually pretty quickly. The wine list is interesting and not too expensive. Many French wines and most everyone is able to accurately equate them with more familiar California varietals. The only down side is that the restaurant is quite small and there are so many tables jammed in there. It's always worth it, though. I recommend and take out-of-town friends to Fringale to all the time.
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Give me a break! Like there is anyone the Republicans have in their stable that would even have a chance against Hillary after Obama has been President for 8 years. America loves the Clintons. Bring on your best Republican, and Hillary will destroy him (the GOP don't believe in "hers" for President). But savor the times, we have Barack Obama for the next four (4 MORE) years!!!! Hillary in 2016.
It will be interesting to see what happens in a little over three years (close to an eternity in politics). I still don't believe Hillary has the genuine "fire in the belly" to make another run, and there hasn't been a genuine "draft" since Eisenhower, but stranger things have happened. She WOULD be a good president, but "LisaJHD's" bizarre post (Whitewater was investigated MORE than any other supposed "scandal" since Tea Pot Dome - LONG after it was proven that there was nothing THERE) reminds us that the vicious hounds of the Extreme Right who spent BOTH of the first Clinton Terms dogging that Presidency with unfounded "nusense" side issues to make sure no practical GOVERNANCE could occur and are prepared to do it again. They've tried to do it to the current President as well, but he has left them with fewer openings other than the losing veiled racism card they can't openly play, but they'd LOVE to put the old crooked game back in play against a Clinton, no matter how honest and popular.
Questions about Whitewater still haven't been fully investigated. What investigation was started in the 90s was sidetracked (intentionally) by Bill's sex-capades. There are likely illegal activities to be uncovered. And then there's the whole business of Benghazi and State's involvement with denying support and the stories and lies told after the fact. HC is not supported by this woman.
Even mickey mouse could beat the GOP at the moment.
Lemmings, Pravda calls them "illiterates".
What kind of lies are you spread-ing ing here? Hitlery the B---- is nothing but a cold blooded killer and she and her horrid husband billy will rot in hell for all the killing they have done and for attrocities being done now in the Middle East. Off with her ugly head!
I'd like to know where and when these polls are taken, because none of my friends or I have ever been ask to take these "polls". Also I wonder if anyone every tells the truth in these "polls" if they exist.
Hillary will be 69 years old and she deserves a rest, to retire and enjoy it at that age. She can write a book or take care of Bill, who has had health problems. The liberals are being short-sighted and uncaring about this push.
If this is true, it simply means that they want a Republican in the White House next...heaven help us! @JimmieM...Obama will be starting his second term in January...he cannot run again (unless he turns the country into a dictatorship...he just might get away with it, too, since we Americans seem to have our heads buried in the sand.
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His family has been in the nursery business for nearly 100-years.
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Hank the Petunia King had the market on nurseries in the early part of the twentieth century in Salt Lake County.
"He started when he was 8-years old and worked at the Salt Lake Floral on State Street," recalls Engh.
Eventually his father opened his own nursery at 1005 South Main.
"I kid everyone saying I was born and raised in the greenhouse," says Engh.
And the family business grew from that spot on Main Street. At one time, the Engh's had nurseries scattered throughout the county and petunias were king.
"Most of the things we raised were petunias at the time," says Engh. "They do real well here and they're fairly inexpensive for the amount of show you get out of them."
The nurseries shut down after a fight with the banks over their property. About that time big box stores were moving in and customers followed the lower prices they offered. Dennis Engh was forced into retirement.
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The Hubble Space Telescope has taken advantage of its beefed-up hardware to peer deep into the universe, spotting galaxies that existed just 600 million years or so after the big bang. In the image above, the faint, red objects are the most distant, but countless closer galaxies are discernible, as well.
The image comprises 48 hours of exposure time on Hubble's new Wide Field Camera 3 (WFC3), stretched out over a four-day period in August. In May, shuttle astronauts paid Hubble what will likely be its final visit by Earthlings, installing WFC3 and repairing or replacing a number of other instruments and parts. With the space shuttle scheduled for retirement next year and no replacement astronaut launcher at the ready, NASA's hope was to maximize the telescope's longevity and scientific usefulness, giving it another five to 10 years of operational life.
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That is nice , now aim the hubble at the flag on the moon to shut those people up,
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You can't. The Hubble's diffraction limit prevents it.
Hubble _cannot_ see Tranquility Base because of Diffraction Limit
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Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisIt is possible that you may see a bright spots zone of spherical boundary where matter and antimatter anihilates to produce god particle or gravitoethertons as explained in my balloon inside balloon theory of twin cyclic universes of matter and antimatter on opposite entropy path.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisI question whether most physicists really believe in their hearts that this whole vast universe once occupied a spacetime volume many orders of magnitude smaller than a single proton. Like Einstein I also doubt that anyone seriously believes in probability waves and he himself questioned the continuum basis of GR late in life. How can concepts of space and time derived from creation be raised to a priori status to explain creation? Yet this Big Bang thing is generally preached as gospel to a trusting public, perhaps due to the lack of an alternate pragmatic paradigm. Particle waves consistent with Plancks constant, de Broglies pilot wave and Bohms quantum potential open another door a crack that implies a discontinuous but synchronous universe. A different scenario necessarily emerges from the synchronous projection of atoms. See the website article Gravity, Quantum Relativity and System 3 at www.cosmic-mindreach.com for an alternate explanation of red-shift due to great distance alone and a related alternate approach to cosmology consistent with the evidence. There are alternate explanations for deep field observations.
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to this@weir - that website your promoting is non-sense. This guy is a chemical engineer with " many years of engineering and management experience in the Oil and Gas industries", this topic is out of his field of rigorous study and he only does so as a hobby. Yet he claims to have alternative answers to questions that much more brilliant minds than his have dedicated their lives to every day? I too am a chemical engineer with the same experience as he and also a burning passion about the greater questions of the universe. But I know better that unless you've done rigorous peer reviewed work anyone can sell books postulating anything as an alternative. And with a little scientific background you can throw around terms and ideas that would confound the uninformed. I wish pseudo-meta-science would stop trying to propose that real science done by real scientists are wrong and those with a half-ass understanding know all the real answers. In this day and age Ignorance seems to be in High Fashion!
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisim with you evor! einstien was a patent clerk when he wrote all that half assed gibberish. yeah leave it to the real scientists i say
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisAh, but Albert Einstein was a patent clerk with degrees in physics and mathematics, and his work was built upon earlier work done by other physicists and mathematicians. Even his own work was done in discussion and collaboration with other physicists and mathematicians!
He was not some dark horse pseudoscientist, but was in fact a physicist.
@Weir: Yes, actually. All of the physicists whom I know do believe that the big bang took place, and that the states of particles are represented by their wave functions. They even believe that the squared modulus of the wave function is a probability distribution!
I suggest that you will find the answers to your questions if you pick up a physics text book and start reading. If you have any questions, then try asking a physicist.
life liberty and the pursuit of property was the original. why did they change it? cutthroats
all these hillbillies will not look into a telescope they are afraid they may see something they cannot describe, i guess. i live around people that think there are no dinosaurs no planets or anything that the government can make money on them with. their philosophy is: dont let them make money on you, spread the disease. i can relate to them cause it is really dark without all those telescopes and technology spoon fed to you. i can see the lights but my fellow mans ignorance wont let me bask in the warmth of those images of the past. if there were no dinosaurs or planets or such, dont you all scientists think it is time to tell us or devise a plan to co-exist with the same beliefs. as a speciesfunctioning as one organism it is the only way we marvel together yet alone we cause shame at what we could have done together.how do you create a new religion for everyone though? religare is a latin word meaning to bind or hold together. maybe i just dont have enough stimuli._ that is the secret_ to know you know nothing at all and numbness is the way to understanding hot and cold
@Evor Shub – As a chemical engineer yourself without experience as a practicing physicist or rigorous study your comments to discredit me reflect on yourself. Your words come across with a kind of religious fervor. You do not know me, you are not familiar with my work and you are in no position to judge me thus. Throughout my working career I have taken long sabbaticals to study the physical and biological sciences and their philosophical underpinnings in great depth. It is more than a hobby as you put it. The peer review process may be necessary to maintain a certain level of scientific discipline but it also requires conformance to a fixed scientific methodology in the western paradigm with roots going back to Aristotle's efficient cause. A scientist of the stature of Fred Hoyle could not get his work on the Panspermia theory of Arrhenius published and had to turn to the popular press. My work is not a pseudo-science. It is an alternate methodology that requires direct confirmation with the empirical evidence. It can complement the vast fund of empirical knowledge that traditional approaches to the sciences have accumulated over the last few centuries. It is a strict discipline. Pseudo sciences are not. Many in the academic community recognize a need for a new paradigm. This cannot come from within the current thinking of the scientific community. I am in personal contact with practicing scientists including physicists who do not believe in the Big Bang and many who work on it question it, as they should. Otherwise it is just a mindless religion. QM and GR have never been reconciled and yet both are used in Big Bang cosmology. With the development of QM a split was introduced between the practice and interpretation of physics. The practice of physics employs meta-language that is based on how the language of physics has come to be used. Although the Copenhagen interpretation is used as default in conducting experiments under contrived circumstances any number of interpretations are possible from the same results, and there are quite a few. The Bohm Interpretation is equally consistent with experimental results and does not rely on probability waves. Matter waves are something distinct. My work is reasonably consistent with his. The website article Unified Theories, Fantasy & Cosmic Order was published in the 2008 ANPA (philosophy of physics) proceedings at Cambridge.
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Rita Evans of United Senior Advisors in Braintree lobbied at The State House Tuesday for more funds for home care services that can help some seniors stay at home longer instead of moving into skilled nursing homes.
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Senate Bill #517 would change the state programs that provide home and community-based care to elders so more would qualify for MassHealth and Medicare home care services. The advocates argue that these home services can keep people who are frail, ill or disabled out of nursing homes, where the care costs much more on a daily basis.
Evans was one of many pushing for an increase in the Community MassHealth Income threshold. The legislation would preserve eligibility for the PACE program and for certain waivered participants.
The PACE program gets high marks from advocates for its flexibility and record of delaying institutional care. The program provides a broad range of health and social support services to frail elders who are clinically eligible for nursing home care but want to remain at home, with support. It is funded by MassHealth and Medicare and the services include adult day health and skilled nursing care.
Problems arise when a PACE participant has an increase in income, often due to the death of a spouse and receiving Social Secutiy widows' benefits. Even one dollar of income above the eligibility level leads to a large out-of-pocket premium, called "exorbitant" by the advocates
In a nutshell, Evans said, the deductible amount for the Home and Community Based Waiver programs under MassHealth would be increased so more elders would hold onto their benefits.
"(Lobby Day) was a very positive experience and we are very hopeful that the bill will receive a positive vote out of the Health Care Finance Committee and advance on to the next level to approval," Evans said last evening.
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A former Maryland State Police trooper, who pleaded guilty Monday in connection with a domestic incident earlier this year was sentenced in Frederick County Circuit Court Tuesday. " He did appear before a judge and was sentenced to 30 years in prison, suspend all but time serve, which amounted to a little more than six months in jail," said Charlie Smith, Frederick County States Attorney.
Eric Funk, of Woodsboro, was also ordered to wear a GPS ankle bracelet. "That's going to run him about $600 a month. He will be able to work in West Virginia, and also in Maryland, only. The reason why the judge ordered that, and we wanted it, was because the victim lives out of state and we didn't want him going near her, giving his prior threats against her in this particular case," continued Smith.
The 38 year old man was arrested in February for assaulting his former girlfriend at her home, which at the time was on Dill Avenue. Authorities said he smashed a window in the house, causing the glass to cut the victim on her face and shoulders. Smith said Funk also admitted to officers that he had plans to kill her. Funk pleaded guilty to attempted first degree burglary, second degree assault and violating a protective order.
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Why can't we just decide to have humorous shirts and artsy shirts? It would make teefury a much better place because to much of each one could easily make a person seem precocious and indeed they would be if they wanted to make someone smile at a hidden reference with EVERY shirt they wear. I petition to have a happy balance of both to keep teefury interesting and varied. -
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The South Shore Sparkling collection offers you this spacious twin 39-inch bookcase headboard with its pure white finish. With its rich finish and sleek contemporary lines, this twin 39-inch bookcase headboard is featuring 3 open storage compartments will enhance any bedroom. Generous open storage areas provide easy access to books, plants and other items, and a hole for cable management provides organization of wires from a phone, chargers or other electronic devices. A full length shelf is the perfect settings for awards, stuffed animals or any precious treasures cherished by kids and teens. Can be used with the Sparkling twin 39-inch mates bed to form a more complete ensemble. Also available in pure black and in chocolate finishes. It is made of recycled CARB compliant particle pannels. It has to be assembled by two adults. Measures 41.25 inches wide by 8.50 inches deep by 36 inches high. It is delivered in one box measuring 50 inches by 13.50 inches by 5.50 inches and weights 38 pounds. Tools are not included. 5 year warranty. Wipe clean with a dry cloth.The South Shore Sparkling Twin Bookcase Headboard - White features:
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Let's get something straight right off the bat: Ring modulators are not for the faint of heart. Some of the first musical applications of ring modulation were undertaken by mad-scientist synth pioneers Don Buchla and Robert Moog, who—needless to say— were quite comfortable with unorthodox musical expressions.
It's hard to not think about Moog or his musical legacy when you play the new Way Huge Ring Worm ring modulator. The twisted harmonic output is unmistakably synth like. It rarely does exactly what you expect, and at times it can feel like the musical equivalent of wrestling a greased pig. But if you're interested in more than the same old buttery-perfect blues-rock tone and traditional technique, or if you make music that walks on the wild side, the Ring Worm can expand your vocabulary drastically.
remind you of the metallic voice heardin a thousand B-movie sci-fi comput-ers—most famously Dr. Who's archnemeses, the Daleks, who would scream"Exterminate!" in a ring-modulated ragebefore zapping some pitiful human. Ringmodulators achieve their characteristicmetalloid voice by multiplying a funda-mental and modulated signal. The sum isa waveform made up of both perfect andirregular harmonic intervals, and the sonicresult can be robotic, random, and evoca-tive of everything from chimes to a deep-space nightmare.The Ring Worm has five controls forsteering the harmonic mayhem back to theplaypen—or wildly out of control. Blendmixes the dry and modulated signals. Freqselects the frequency of the carrier wave.Width controls how deeply the LFO affectsthe frequency (at minimum, the LFO isbasically off). And Rate governs the speedat which the LFO oscillates. A 5-positionMode knob selects waveforms, includingsine and square waves, arandom waveform gen-erator, and step-down ordescending waves. In theo-ry, it's sort of like a tremolo.In practice, however, it's adifferent beast.
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The most elaborate--and longest--of Universal's Frankenstein series, Son of Frankenstein represents Boris Karloff's last appearance in the role of the Monster. The title character is played by Basil Rathbone, who with wife Josephine Hutchinson and son Donnie Donegan returns to the Old… More The most elaborate--and longest--of Universal's Frankenstein series, Son of Frankenstein represents Boris Karloff's last appearance in the role of the Monster. The title character is played by Basil Rathbone, who with wife Josephine Hutchinson and son Donnie Donegan returns to the Old Country to take over his late father's estate. Rathbone receives a cool reception from the local villagers, who remember all too well the havoc wreaked by his father's monstrous creation. Though he assures his neighbors that he has no intention of following in his father's footsteps, Rathbone is hounded by suspicious town constable Lionel Atwill, whose stiff artificial arm is an unfortunate legacy of an earlier confrontation with Karloff. Also hanging around Frankenstein Castle is crazed shepherd Bela Lugosi), whose neck was broken in an unsuccessful hanging attempt. Lugosi wishes to exact revenge on the city fathers who'd tried to execute him, and to that end persuades Rathbone to revive the hideous Karloff. At first resistant, Rathbone becomes as obsessed as his father with the notion of creating artificial life. Now the fun begins, directed with Germanic intensity by Rowland V. Lee. Though Mel Brooks's Young Frankenstein has rendered Son of Frankenstein virtually impossible to take seriously, the film remains an excellent marriage of the slick, sanitized production values of the "New Universal" and the Gothic zeitgeist of the earlier Frankenstein epics. Best line: Lugosi, looking over the dormant body of The Monster, explains raspily that "He does...things...for me." Hans J. Salter's intense musical score for Son of Frankenstein would continue to resurface in Universal's Mummy B pictures of the 1940s. Watch for Ward Bond in a bit part as a police officer...and see if you can spot Dwight Frye, whose supporting part was excised from the final release print, among the villagers. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Well mounted, nicely directed, and includes cast of capable artists.
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A strangely literary and leisurely monster movie, laced with amusing gothic doodles.
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The set, shot in a style reminiscent of the German Expressionist classics, is superb.
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A surprisingly good effort to extend the narrative of the first two films in a manner both intelligent and likely.
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Boasts some stunning set design by Russell Gausman, a good script, and a magnificent cast.
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Edgar Norton
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Perry Ivins
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Lawrence Grant
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Lionel Belmore
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Michael Mark
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Gustav von Seyffertitz
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Ward Bond
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Edward Cassidy
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Carole Cook
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Harry Cording
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Direct Mail: The Good, the Bad, and the Scary
Response rates may be down, but they're still high (averaging 3.4 percent) compared to high-tech digital channels. ROI needs a shot in the arm, though.
Do old-school marketing tactics such as "snail" mail still work? You betcha, according to research gathered by the Direct Marketing Association (DMA) from an online member survey this past spring. Yielding average responses from 34 of every 1,000 pieces distributed, direct mail is nearly 30...
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Do old-school marketing tactics such as "snail" mail still work? You betcha, according to research gathered by the Direct Marketing Association (DMA) from an online member survey this past spring. Yielding average responses from 34 of every 1,000 pieces distributed, direct mail is nearly 30 times more effective than email and 340 times more effective than web banners, the 2012 study reported. "For email, the average response -- measured by taking the click-through rate and multiplying the conversion per click -- is 0.12 percent," the report stated, citing Epsilon data, meaning that only one customer out of 1,000 would follow the email solicitation through to sale.
Meanwhile, paid search campaigns averaged a 3.88 percent click rate: The conversion-per-click rate, however, which indicates that someone took action after clicking on an ad, is less than 6 percent of those 3.88 percent who clicked. For Internet display, Bizo data showed average click rates of 0.024 percent and ultimate conversion rate of 0.010 percent.
For non-scientific proof, just look at today's mail. With the holidays fast approaching and America's mailboxes filling up, is there any doubt that direct mail still works? I regularly receive mailings from retailers such as Dick's Sporting Goods and Kohl's, where I shop frequently and have a credit card. On the same day earlier this month, Carson Pirie Scott sent me a polybagged set of three mini-catalogs and promotional flyers (including perfume samples) and a pre-Thanksgiving discount postcard for half off a purchase of $100 or more. The 9x6-inch piece was printed in full color, albeit on somewhat flimsy paper stock – parent company Bon-Ton Stores' way of cutting costs, perhaps?
As part of a cross-channel, multifaceted marketing mix, good ole ink (or toner) on paper can work really well in tandem with cleverly creative uses of mobile/smartphone (QR codes) and tablet apps as well as other electronic media: TV, radio, YouTube videos, webcasts, podcasts, online landing pages, SMS texting, and social media platforms, including Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.
Ahem, Not So Private
While Halloween has past, growing privacy concerns are the scary part about today's direct mail regulation. Some industry watchers refer to it as "Big Data Marketing." I received a letter recently from a credit card provider that read, in part:
Financial companies choose how they share your personal information. Federal law gives consumers the right to limit some but not all sharing. Federal law also requires us to tell you how we collect, share and protect your personal information…. This information can include:
- Social Security number and income
- account balances and employment information
- credit history and transaction history
Frankly, legalese like this frightens the dickens out of most consumers, myself included, and confuses a slew of others. "When it comes to the use of data, you need to be careful and respectful," said Janice Reese, CEO of foldfactory.com, an industry leader in direct mail solutions, print finishing software, and resources. Reese's firm is based in Nashville, known as the Silicon Valley of health care. "There are compliance and HIPAA [Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act] rules to follow, but it's also a huge opportunity," she noted.
To help direct marketing providers better understand what they need to know, executives are rallying next month at the National Center for Database Marketing (NCDM) conference in Orlando. Industry leaders will discuss the many and growing threats to data-driven marketing in an agenda-setting panel on December 4. Participants are Susan Fox, VP of government relations at Walt Disney; Tony Hadley, Sr. VP of government affairs at Experian; and Brian Huseman, director of public policy at Amazon.
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Created by self-taught designer Stacey Hendrickson in 2011, this girly fashion brand takes inspiration from days gone by, innocence, the 70s and vintage fashion.
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Blackouts in Sana'a (First printed in Yemen Today)
When the lights go out…
The dull hum of the diesel generators has become like an old friend too many of Sana's residents in the past year, easing them to sleep or keeping them company during the day.
Since last year's revolution, the capital's power supply has at the best of times been unpredictable, and at worst non-existent. Many of the city's residents receive four or less hours of power a day.
The cause of the frequent outages is fiercely debated on street corners across Sana'a. The Electricity Minister Saleh Sumaia has directly accused deposed President Ali Abdullah Saleh of using his militias to target the country's power lines Yemen.
While the former president's role in the frequent power outages remains unclear, the systematic sabotage of the main Marib-Sanaa power line has caused an estimated $13 million in power lines repair since the beginning of 2012 and caused further damage to the capital's already stricken economy.
In the south of the country the frequent power outages are having more serious consequences. The lack of power for mosquito fighting fans and air conditioning units has caused a surge in Dengue fever, leaving hundreds in a critical condition. In Hodeida the Public Health Office has said that 10 people from different districts in the governorate have died of the disease.
Back in the highlands, Sanaani's have tried to continue life as normally as possible, running their businesses by gas lanterns and illuminating their wedding parties with flares and fireworks. Even the metal workers of the old city's souqs continue to work away in the pitch black of their cavernous workshops and I saw an opportunity to show a little bit of the humanity which oozes out of every corner of the city at night.
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Gentex Declares Quarterly Cash Dividend
ZEELAND, MI -- (Marketwire) -- 11/26/12 -- Gentex Corporation (GNTX), the Zeeland, Michigan-based manufacturer of automatic-dimming rearview mirrors and camera-based lighting-assist and driver-assist systems for the automotive industry, commercial fire protection products and dimmable aircraft windows, today announced that its Board of Directors recently declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.13 (13 cents) per share that will be payable January 18, 2013, to shareholders of record of the common stock at the close of business on January 7, 2013.
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Founded in 1974, Gentex Corporation is the leading supplier of automatic-dimming rearview mirrors and camera-based lighting-assist and driver-assist systems to the global automotive industry. The Company also provides commercial smoke alarms and signaling devices to the North American fire protection market, as well as dimmable aircraft windows for the commercial, business and general aviation markets. Based in Zeeland, Michigan, the international Company develops, manufactures and markets interior and exterior automatic-dimming automotive rearview mirrors that utilize proprietary electrochromic technology to dim in proportion to the amount of headlight glare from trailing vehicle headlamps. More than half of the Company's interior mirrors are sold with advanced electronic features, and more than 98 percent of the Company's net sales are derived from the sale of auto-dimming mirrors to every major automaker in the world. Visit the Company's web site at www.gentex.com.
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Computer Science is the study of computer programs, abstract models of computers, and applications of computing. Computer Science combines elements of mathematics, philosophy, languages, and natural science. Although computing technology is continuously changing, the core skills required to practice Computer Science remain the same: problem solving, abstract thinking, and independent learning.
As computing is increasingly applied to other fields, students in the natural sciences, business and economics, and other majors may benefit from a minor or double major in Computer Science.
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Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer electronic cash system that is completely decentralized, without the need for a central server or trusted parties. Users hold the crypto keys to their own money and transact directly with each other, with the help of a P2P network to check for double-spending.
CLOGS is a library for higher-level operations on top of the OpenCL C++ API. It is designed to integrate with other OpenCL code, including synchronization using OpenCL events. Currently only two operations are supported: radix sorting and exclusive scan. Radix sort supports all the unsigned integral types as keys, and all the built-in scalar and vector types suitable for storage in buffers as values. Scan supports all the integral types. It also supports vector types, which allows limited multi-scan capabilities.
siwapp is a Web application meant to help manage and create invoices in a simple, straightforward way. It can manage invoices with different serial numbers (as rectification invoices), provide printable PDF versions of the invoices with a professional look & feel, save drafts of your invoices and continue editing them later, and automatically generate invoices on a periodic basis.
P2P-Fusion is a software system that supports audiovisual creative activities and makes it easy for anyone to create, reuse, and share audio and video productions over the Internet legally, without costly servers and complicated system management. Fusion binds together a peer-to-peer network, a distributed semantic database, social enrichment features, support for embedded licenses, and a social media application toolkit into an integrated easy-to-use solution.
PyCryptoPlus is a cryptographic module similar to PyCrypto, with which it shares the API. But PyCryptoPlus is written 100% in Python, so its primary interest is educational and scientific; if you want real speed, you're better checking out PyCrypto. It was not completely written from scratch, but integrates other cipher codes when available in Python and under appropriate licenses. It contains, among other things: Block cipher algorithms (Serpent, Blowfish, Twofish, DES, 3DES, AES, Rijndael, and PRESENT); modes of operation (CMAC, ECB, CBC, CTR, and XTS); paddings (bit padding, zeros, PKCS7, PKCS12, ISO 10126, and ANSI X.923); and one-way functions (MD5, SHA1/SHA2, Whirlpool, RipeMD, RadioGatun, HMAC, and PBKDF2).
UBoat Code Navigator allows you to browse through and do manual reviews of your source code with just a Web browser. It works completely offline; there is no server or configuration required. UBoat Browse-Packs enable everybody to browse through, comment on, and review your code without any IDE, platform, or build dependencies. It lets you share your codebase with ease and also view code complexity metrics like LoC and nesting.
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Like The Neighbourhood, Ko Ko are another LA band causing quite a stir at the moment, and the hype is completely justified based on the songs online at the moment.
Here's So Strange:
Made up of brothers Ryan and Taylor Lawhorn, we can expect big things. Like most of the artists featured on here at the moment, they have a proper summery feel to them, especially So Strange which you just heard, and the brilliant Float:
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