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Ever since mid-December, crayons have been pulled from their boxes, and imaginations have flowed out onto a sketch of a wolf for the Aiken Standards Peter and the Wolf coloring contest. And now, the efforts of three children have paid off.
Connor McKinney, from the 5 and under category, Tucker Samaha, from the ages 6 to 8 category, and Ivon Villegas, from the ages 9 to 12 category, have been chosen as winners of the Standards Peter and the Wolf coloring contest.
The show will be on Sunday at 3 p.m. at USC Aikens Etherredge Center. The winners will receive show tickets for their immediate family and themselves, as well as have their works displayed in the centers lobby.
All contest submissions will be displayed in an photo gallery at www.aikenstandard.com.
Created in 1936 by Sergei Prokofiev, the Peter and the Wolf symphony is designed to teach children about the orchestra.
Put on through Aiken Performing Arts Group, the popular concert shows Peter traveling out to a meadow, against his grandfathers wishes, and defeating with the help of a bird the wolf he encounters there.
Each character is represented by a different instrument: strings for Peter; the horns for the Wolf; the bassoon for the Grandfather; the flute for the Bird; the oboe for the Duck; the clarinet for the Cat and the drums and tympani for the Hunters.
Dr. Donald Portnoy, USC conductor and music director, will conduct the Orchestra of the Midlands. Guest performers Suzuki Strings of Augusta will join the orchestra group during the concert, while also performing the lobby before the show.
Dr. Fred Andrea from First Baptist Church will be on the side, narrating the story.
Carrie Power, East Aiken School of the Arts art teacher, will sit at an easel and sketch out the scenes.
At the end of the show, the audience is invited to meet the musicians and touch the instruments.
Its a wonderful learning experience, Thomas Hofstetter, chairman emeritus of APAG, said. Last year, a number of adults parents, grandparents, as well as people interested in hearing beautiful music attended. Its a lot of fun, a beautiful concert for everyone involved. Other songs to be performed are The Star Spangled Banner, Aaron Copelands Hoedown from the Rodeo ballet and American tunes such as Turkey in the Straw. The orchestra and strings groups will also collaborate on two additional pieces.
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I have for a while been wanting to do a blow back rifle. the price of kits have gottten ski high and by the time you spend $200 for a AK kit and possably another $75 for a sunomi kit to rob the barrel and mag out of its not hardley worth it.
After thinking about it and looking at the 22 LR Ak trunions and parts I was starting to think why not just build my own trunions and other parts and skip the whole need for a AK kit???
A front trunion is only a block of steel to hold the barrel. now I would plan on getting a little more creative with it and have possably milled in scope rails ect. A blow back really dosent need a gas tube, piston, gas block doing nothing so why not git rid of the weight. this would also allow you to get the sights or scope closer to the barrel. ( draw back of the AK IMOA). the trunion could have extra deep larger OD rivet/ screw holes to eleminate any issues with the screw builds are no good people. this would make assembly really easie also would make a take down build really simple as well. It would be USA made as well
THE reciver can still be a normal AK/tapco shell or I have seen the wones made for the Sunomi mag well. It would hold a original AK FGC. every one has non USA FGC,s laying around an there cheap if you dont.
the rails could be made heavier/more solid and act as a better guide for the now missing gas piston, as I plan on doing away with the factory carrier as well.
The carrier could still be an original but with prices going up. I would make my own. Its really just another block of steel with a hole in it to hold the bolt and some groves to fit the new above mentioned heavier rails. add a charging handel and weld or pin in a original bolt (the one part I havent figured out how to build easly) they are still resonably cheap and avaliable. the custom carrier could be made in differant weights or have provisions for adjuting the weight for tuning it to a certain calibur. It would be USA made
the Bolt would have to be original. possably have the rail groves opend up or not. I have no firm idea in my headon how to make one from scratch or a cheaper alternitve. Im open for sugestions and also looking for a AK .22 LR bolt as well to examine and use in a possable 17 hmr build. If any one has one or knows of the avalibilty Im looking???????. I was thinking of a original bolt just placed it a hole of a custom carrer and possably pined,bolted or welded in place.
THE REAR TRUNION and recoil spring could be original. they are getting harder to find and to be honest Id like to get the sights down lower so I was thinking of a just a block of steel again made to hold a a stock and a place for a spring and possably a GUIDE ROD through the spring going through the carrer to the front trunion. this way the carrrier would not need the whole spring pocket and be possably easier to make. It seems to me the spring could be about 1/2" lower allowing a lowere dust cover and lowere sight plane.
DUST COVER could simply stock on a original carrer, reartrunion build, OR a simple sheet metal channel made from scratch on a brake. I see after market dust covers with scope rails cheap from time to time and they are still avalible original cheap but prices keep going up.
BARREL sources are now almost without limit as the front trunon is no longer restricted to a 22 or 23 MM OD. Any sunomi, Iuzie,pistol , bare blank, there are hundreds of take of rifle barrels ect out there. questionable sleeves would not be needed with a custom trunion. Im suprised some one hasent made a blow back after market trunion already.
MAGS. sky is the limit., there are already pre made sunomi mag well an would be a good choice for a 9mm, there are 1911 45 auto drums avalible (american made as well). Im sitting on a few Sunomi kits so I will be doing a 9mm at some point with a drum. I also like the Rugger 10-22 mags for a possable .22 LR build (cheap and US made). I would find away to make a trigger guard as the originals are drying up as well.
STOCKS, PISTOL GRIPS, ECT. with the reduction of American made parts and loss of the gas piston almost any stock grip combo will work.
I am mainly thinking out loud here. and hoping to hear constructive ideas. The custom front trunion makes the most sence to me, and would be easy to make on a mill and not impossable to make from 1 1/4" solid on just a drill press.


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Yet another anti-guard video
This one is awesome!
I do have to give them some credit it "might" work if you had a decent enough ground fighting base and leg lock game to use it.
Once again though if you where skilled enough to make this work you would have many many more better options.
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I think Plasma may've posted this one already, mate.
However, it did remind me what great comedy these vids make."So, yeah, Zen teachers may well insult you, work you to the bone, hit you with sticks, shout verbal abuse at you, and punch the **** out of you.
And when the ****'s been punched out of you, you might just find that you're far better-off without it." - Vieux Normand
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I know very little about grappling so this might be a stupid question but...when Hayes leans back to throw his leg over the guy in the guard, it looks like Hayes leaves his right arm extended, so isn't that an invitation for the other to drop guard and take the arm? I just don't see this technique working against someone who has decent grappling skills, but then again, as I said, I don't know much about grappling. My perception might be off and my opinion of no value.
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HUNTINGTON — When Rakeem Cato came to Marshall, he was a wiry kid weighing all of 147 pounds.
Now, Cato has filled out into a 6-foot, 184-pound quarterback who is the reigning Conference USA Player of the Year.
Don't think he's just content with all that, though.
Cato has continued to pound the weightroom in the offseason in an effort to improve his game.
"When I came here to Marshall, I came in lifting 65 pounds," Cato said. "Now, I'm benching 275, squatting 405 and you can see the improvement on the field."
Cato's weight only increased two pounds -- from 182 to 184 -- but it's the added strength to the weight he has that's really turning heads around spring practice.
The junior quarterback's arm strength is visibly much improved and Cato even displayed a little shiftiness and ability to make hard cuts on a scramble.
"It's great knowing that I can get bigger and stronger to help me out physically," Cato said. "I've been going hard and pushing myself with (Marshall strength) coach (Scott) Sinclair. Everything is just improving."
Most would think that a quarterback's most important gains would need to be specifically through his arm, but Cato said the concentration this offseason has been on his core and his lower-body.
"I've got a lot of leg power under my arm strength," Cato said. "Coach Sinclair makes us go very hard on squats -- he wants us to get low -- and hang cleans. You can see a lot of improvement on a lot of guys out here because of what he's done."
For Cato, it isn't just about his own personal gains; it's about making sure he shows the leadership to his team that football is truly a year-round sport if the team is to be successful.
Especially after last year's disappointment, he is intent on making sure to set the bar high for 2013.
"Like Coach Holliday always tells me, a leader sets their standards high and makes sure everyone around them lives up to them," Cato said. "Being the Conference Player of the Year, I can't slack because everyone is watching what I'm doing. I have to make sure my game is on point at all times."
Cato and his teammates have had the weekend off and return to the field at 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday.
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Six people had to evacuate 11341 Route 268 after the power shut off and smoke filled the property on Wednesday afternoon, say witnesses.
"The house filled up with smoke so quickly that all we could do was get out," said Courtney Overman. "The fire is up in the attic somewhere."
"Last night the power kept flickering on and off about three times while we were watching television," said Roy Branson, who also lives in the residence.
"Today nothing bad was going on, and then all the power went out," continued Branson. "So we found a blown fuse. We have fuses and circuits in this house. That's when the house started to smoke up. All the babies got out…we have a 1-year-old living here and a 6-year-old."
According to Branson, the property belongs to the Friendship Motor Speedway.
"We might have to move," Branson said. "We'll definitely have to stay in a motel until this gets fix."
However, Captain Lanny Whitaker of the CC Camp Volunteer Fire Department informed The Tribune that the "small" fire had been contained and "is electrical in nature."
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B&B Recap: Happy Thanksgiving!Wednesday, November 27 2013
Bill is wary of dinner with Katie, Brooke, and Quinn in attendance, the Logan sisters help Charlie and Pam, and everyone at the table compliments the person to their right.
Hope and Ally discuss seating arrangements in the Forrester mansion. Liam arrives. Katie coolly acknowledges Bill when he enters. Bill queries Hope about Quinn being there, making his whole fan club complete. Hope grins. "So much to be thankful for."
In the Forrester kitchen, Charlie whispers in Pam's ear about living dangerously as she flinches over putting cranberries in her recipe. Hope brings in the Logan sisters as back-up. Pam balks, but Charlie says they're needed. Pam puts them to work.
Everyone gathers near the Forrester table. Wyatt places the diamond around Hope's neck, whispering that it's okay, Eric knows. She gazes at him. Nearby, Rick asks Caroline to marry him today - Carter can officiate. She agrees enthusiastically. Hope looks over where Bill, who is seated beside Katie, unsuccessfully attempts to switch seating places. Eric gives the floor to Hope. She asks everyone to say something nice to the person beside them. Liam tells Ally how impressed he is by her. Ally tells Thorne how important his is to her. Thorne tells Maya he's excited she's back at work. Maya compliments Carter's determination, and Carter tells Charlie he's a rock star for saving the diamond. Charlie compliments Pam's lemon bars and her pretty face. Pam says Donna is the most annoying person she's ever met...but she's her best friend! They hug. Donna thanks Eric for everything he's done for her and kisses him. Eric tells Dayzee she's been a blessing in all their lives, and Stephanie that her spirit is alive and well there today. Dayzee compliments Rick for running the company, and Rick tells Caroline they'll always remember this day. Caroline thanks Brooke for being there for her. Brooke reminds Katie of their mother's Thanksgiving feasts - Katie was always thankful for family. Katie tries to pass on her turn, but Hope insists. Katie thanks Bill for fathering her child and the good years together. Bill returns the sentiment, telling Katie she's a great mom and made him a better man, before turning to Quinn and saying he respects her for raising Wyatt alone and for starting her own business. Quinn compliments Wyatt on how far they've come together. Wyatt talks to Hope about Big Bear and makes her beam by saying she affects people and brings out the best in them. Hope turns to Liam and says he's amazing - a genuinely good person; everyone loves him. "Happy Thanksgiving!" They all toast, hug, and pass the food. Liam later tells Hope that nobody else could have pulled this off. He kisses her.
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Al Weston begins year number nine as Georgia College's Sports Information Director. During his time at GC, he's promoted the 11-sport NCAA Division II athletic department. He is responsible for website maintenence, all media relations, social media promotions, video production and public relations tools for Bobcat Nation.
Weston came to Milledgeville, Ga. by way of Lock Haven University in Lock Haven, Pa. There, he was in charge of media relations for an 18-sport Division II athletic program, including Division I wrestling and field hockey.
Among his career highlights at Lock Haven, he helped promote the 2006 National Champion Lady Eagle softball squad, the 2006 Division II Female Athlete of the Year Kristen Erb, and hosted multiple post-season tournaments.
Prior to his time at LHU, Weston served as graduate intern at Kent State University in Kent, Ohio, working as primary contact for field hockey, men's golf and baseball. He also earned a Bachelor of Arts in public relations from KSU in 2000, adding a M.A. in sport and recreation management in 2003.
Weston is a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), and is a District Coordinator for the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America Program. He recently won the 2006 Mid-Atlantic Region Women's Volleyball SID of the Year from the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA).
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UPDATED AGAIN: Gizmodo and Lifehacker Go Hands On with Pastebud Copy/Paste for iPhone
UPDATED AGAIN: Pastebud founder, Jed Schmidt, via the comments, directs us back to Technologizer (see link below) for his update on what was happening:
I've updated this issue over at Get Satisfaction[1], but let me just summarize what exactly was going wrong: you were inadvertently forwarding your emails not to your secret pastebud address, but to the address set as the from address for these emails, which was email@example.com.
This happened to other folks too; instead of sending email to email@example.com, they were sending to firstname.lastname@example.com. And everyone who was doing this ended up sharing the same clipboard.
Anyway, I just wanted to let you know that we've fixed it, and the changed will be live by the morning.
PREVIOUS UPDATE/PRIVACY WARNING: Technologizer is showing that they're getting other people's clipboard data in their paste results, including complete emails:
Pastebud's site addresses security, and says it's "safe enough" for general use. Based on my experience so far, I think not! But I don't know if I'm running into some bizarre quirk or doing something wrong, or if this is happening to everyone who's trying Pastebud as I speak. I just know that I've come to the conclusion that using a Web service as a substitute for a feature that should be in a device's OS may not be such a great idea after all.
This might be a temporary glitch on the server side, but it's a very disturbing glitch and one that might just be a deal-breaker for the security and privacy concerned.
Original post after the break...
We mentioned Pastebud yesterday, the bookmarklet based cut/copy paste "solution" that's trying to plug one of the longest and most glaring omission in the iPhone feature set. Well, Gizmodo and fellow Gawker-site Lifehacker has given it the hands on look see, and what did they find? Giz says:
Pasting text back into another web form via the PASTE bookmarklet is easy—after tapping it, a green box labeled PASTE HERE is overlaid onto any open form field. Tapping that drops in your clipboard's contents, preserving any HTML that was there if the form supports it. But, of course, there are some drawbacks. While pasting to and from different Safari windows and emails covers a lot of one's copying and pasting needs, it's not anywhere close to the convenience a system-wide solution would bring.
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One small issue, though, at least for those who don't pay $5 to Pastebud—it inserts a little "Pasted from my iPhone!" and promotion link in every paste. You can delete it, of course, but it's there every time... And once your text arrives, you get a little pop-up box, asking you to upgrade for $5 to "make it even more convenient"
Need more incentive to cough up the $5? LH says SSL, destroy-on-paste, and other security concerns will be soon addressed in the paid version.
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Honestly, this takes care of 99% of my copy/paste needs, which weren't that much to begin with. I've been using it this morning, and after I got used to the system, it worked great. My only complaint is that the email-to-web copy/paste requires you to forward emails that you want to copy from. Security aside, the problem is that you get the > that accompanies each line of a forwarded email. Find a way to remove those, and I'm set!
Also, I believe the $5 premium is per year. It's subscription. Still not expensive, but it should be mentioned.
Beyond useless.
In ten or so years of using the internet... I've never seen anyone, in any walk of life, under any circumstance, ever wanting to send anyone any text from any web page.
I'd rather lose $5 out of a hole in my pocket for a drug addict to find, than give it to these people. :lol:
Is this even still available in the App. Store? Can't seem to find it while searching for "Pastebud."
There have been occasions when I've been in an email discussion with someone and want something from a wikipedia page or something else to help make my point. Also, it would help if I'm posting to my blog and want to use a quote. I don't carry a laptop, and my iPhone has become my primary mobile computer, which I know wouldn't work for many people but works great for me.
That said, I don't plan to use the premium version. The free version works for me. Like I wrote in my original comment, I don't find myself needing copy/paste often, but when I do this will come in very handy.
@Tunnelrunner It's not a native app in the App Store. It's more of a web app. Go to pastebud.com to learn how to use it.
Ah, thanks, Jason.
Hey there, Rene.
Just to let you know, the privacy confusion is solved. For more information, check out Harry's update to the Technologizer post[1].
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[1] http://technologizer.com/2008/12/12/pastebud-it-seemed-like-a-good-idea/
I thought I should share this info since we're talking about bookmarklets. You can also add a search function to seach within pages, and also open links in new tabs all via bookmarklets. If you sync bookmarks with Safari on your computer, follow the link below on your computer, then bookmark the links of the features that you want. Sync your iPhone, and there they will be on your bookmarks.
"In ten or so years of using the internet… I've never seen anyone, in any walk of life, under any circumstance, ever wanting to send anyone any text from any web page," as quoted by Steve.
Well I get them from less interwebz-savvy, older friends all the time. I tried to impart to them the new trick of copy and pasting the URL instead. Sadly they're still slow to adapt to this new skill. So Matt and Steve, seriously, you think something as rudimentary as copy and paste, which we take for granted, should be precluded from any handheld OS? Not even for something as simple as URL? Or for that matter, copy and paste has to be, what, "reinvented"? What's there to reinvent?
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Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Generating Accidental Opportunities (Unlikely Connections)
1) It was going to be made into a major motion picture directed by one of my storytelling heroes and starring many famous actors.
(Maybe this is a good thing. I sometimes miss the naive pre-published days. And I would have angsted endlessly if I knew that Hollywood types were going to read my manu.)
2) When your novel is adapted for screen it generates a lot of opportunities for other people.
It's fun to receive letters from aspiring actors who've earned roles in the film. It's thrilling to read long joyful e-mails from the proud mothers of young aspiring actors and dancers who were cast. Three of my friends landed bit parts as extras. Anupam Kher, who has worked in "425 films in the last 27yrs," e-mailed saying THE SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK movie helped him fulfill his lifelong dream: meeting and working with his all-time favorite actor, Robert De Niro.
When I was writing the book, I never imagined I was helping a famous Indian actor get closer to accomplishing one of his life goals, nor did I understand that I was helping to provide opportunities for others--generating jobs, income, taxes even. I didn't think I was helping anyone. I thought I was only trying to tell a story. The idea that my work might provide opportunities for others seemed unthinkable when I was an unpublished writer working in my in-laws' basement. My novel generating positive things for strangers--that thought would have seemed absolutely absurd back then, and yet there must have been some part of me--perhaps buried deep down inside--that knew, if I wrote the words, good things would happen. Why else would I have sat in that basement writing all those years?
For another example, check out this blog entry (in which I am quoted) by fellow writer Beth Kephart.
Whatever comes of TSLP movie this fall (and if you believe my horoscope, things should get very interesting this November), it all began with an unknown writer deciding to put words to paper--an action that no one was paying much attention to at the time. Maybe all great things begin this way?
What are you working on now? What types of opportunities will it provide for others five years from now? Can you use altruistic impulses to fuel your writing? These are questions I pose to myself and I invite you to pose away too.
As I head into 2012, the year that the TSLP movie will be released, I'm reminding myself to move forward with a sense of wonder and possibility--and the knowledge that my creative efforts do create a wake that is often unseen at the time of writing, but can grow as my words travel further and further away from me. This is true for all writers. We have to believe this or we would never bother to write. Maybe we should believe a bit more zealously.
Happy 2012, Readers! Happy 2012, Writers! I hope you will also move forward into the new year with a sense of wonder and possibility--trusting that your creative efforts will create a positive wake. May it be so for all of us. May art flourish and opportunities abound.
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You truly are a breath of fresh air. I love your writings, musings, engaging conversation, and friendship. Much love, brother!
- January 3, 2012 at 5:51 PM
- kent said...
Happy 2012, my friend! I am sure even greater things are to come for you and that talented wife of yours in the new year! I will keep pushing forward, as well. Your accomplishments help inspire me. And I loved the video!
- January 3, 2012 at 7:16 PM
- Beth Kephart said...
loved this. Thank you.
- January 3, 2012 at 8:01 PM
- Barb McClatchy said...
Thanks so much for sharing this inspiration! Amazing what can grow from a single, well-nourished seed. All the best to you in 2012, Q!!
- January 3, 2012 at 9:29 PM
- Scott Humfeld said...
Who knew that what started in a basement (The Matt Cave) would be like a pebble tossed into a pond and ripple outward touching so many people (readers, actors, dancers...) in such different ways. So proud of you and what you are doing.
Loved that video, too.
2012 should be a fascinating year.
- January 4, 2012 at 7:06 AM
- Unknown said...
Once, in an interview, Steven Tyler said he thought "Dream On" was an unimportant, strange song, maybe even a mistake, and what kind of rock band performs a ballad in the key of B flat minor? He was totally dismissive while writing it. But he wrote it. And of course it turned out to be their first huge hit.
This post makes me think of one of my favorite movies of all time, It's A Wonderful Life. The angel Clarence teaches George Bailey that your life touches so many other lives -- but usually, you don't get to know how, and that's just the way it is.
The job of the artist is to work and produce while trusting that the art will get out there, somehow, and touch people in ways you might never even imagine .....
- January 4, 2012 at 10:06 AM
- PK said...
As you've been saying for years now...believe.
- January 5, 2012 at 5:13 PM
- Melodie Wright said...
How perfect that you get to anticipate your movie for 10 whole months before it opens. A lot of excitement ahead for you in 2012...and how fun that the rest of us get to live it vicariously thru you!
- January 7, 2012 at 9:52 PM
- Q said...
Thanks, everyone! Much love.
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- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- 1 pound ground beef
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Lego. A timeless crowd-pleaser.
Who doesn't recall endless hours of building formless 'stuff' with a bucket of plastic bricks which were all the same size and shape, when they were a kid? But oh my, how far we have come since then.
These days, Lego comes in so many forms that it's hard to keep up. Animals, aircraft, Star Wars Clones.. In my school days, if you wanted a little lady to sit on (never in) your boxy, 70's Lego car then you had to make one (square and flat-chested of course) from Lego bricks, OR you rolled out some plasticine and got busy that way. It was all about the imagination.
The uber-concentrated (coffee-stained) face of the lad in this 60's Lego set reminds me of my big brother. His tongue would show a tiny sliver of pink at the corner of his mouth as he manoeuvered his Matchbox cars into the Lego garage set. Crash. Swear. Stomp. Start over.
If you could make the darned stuff look like this, you were some kind of kid prodigy.
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Mastering Oracle Scheduler in Oracle 11g Databases
Mastering Oracle Scheduler in Oracle 11g Databases
Book Details
About This Book
- Automate jobs from within the Oracle database with the built-in Scheduler
- Boost database performance by managing, monitoring, and controlling jobs more effectively
- Contains easy-to-understand explanations, simple examples, debugging tips, and real-life scenarios
Who This Book Is For
This book is intended for Administrators and Developers who currently use tools like cron, DBMS_JOB, and the task manager, but who now want more control or who have a need to scale up to tools that can handle the network. Complex tasks can be built that easily control business process and enable the completion of important tasks in limited time.
The reader is expected to have some experience of Oracle Database Management, and a working knowledge of SQL and PL/SQL.
Table of Contents
What You Will Learn
- Create simple as well as complex jobs and schedule their execution according to your specific needs
- Manage jobs independently of any particular platform so that they can be moved from one system to another easily
- Create chains to link related programs, based on contingent outcomes
- Flag the Scheduler to raise events when unexpected events occur
- Manage logs to find out when jobs ran and analyze the runtime behavior based on recorded execution times
- Combine your resource manager and Scheduler to get maximum throughput for managing thousands of jobs at a time
- Run jobs on machines that do not have a running database using the remote job agent
- Learn to debug jobs and make sure jobs run as expected
Here is brief summary of what each chapter covers:
Chapter 1 – Simple Jobs
The goal of this chapter is to get you, as quick as possible, going with the Scheduler. In the end you will automate simple tasks that are now maintained in for example cron, task manager, or the good old DBMS_JOB package.
Chapter 2 – Simple Chain
In this chapter you will see lot of possibilities of chains with many examples and explanations. In short, all you ever wanted to know about chains but were afraid to ask.
Chapter 3 – Control the Scheduler
For you people, living in an organization that requires strict job separation, this chapter will show how to make good use of the Scheduler and apply job separation.
Chapter 4 – Managing resources
This is a very important chapter that explains how to crank up the power of a system to the limits by combining the Scheduler and resource manager. Here you will find how to get the best out of your system.
Chapter 5 – Getting out of the database
This chapter will be of great help in setting up remote external jobs, introduced in oracle 11g. How is this related to the old fashioned local external jobs that we have got to know since oracle 10g and why we should get rid of the old external jobs? Get your answers here.
Chapter 6 – Events
This chapter helps the reader to get a firm grip on events and explains how to make good use of events. Events sound like voodoo, but in the end are an extra tool found in the Scheduler.
Chapter 7 – Debugging the Scheduler
When the jobs get more complicated it gets harder to understand why something works out differently than planned. This chapter gives the reader a new look at how to follow and debug Scheduler jobs.
Chapter 8 – The Scheduler in Real Life
Here you will find some creative implementations of more or less common tasks – this time implemented using the Scheduler. This chapter gives working code with clear explanations. This broadens the horizon and will take down barriers that might exist between other environments and oracle.
Chapter 9 – Other configurations
This chapter shows how the Scheduler can be used in other configurations like standby databases and RAC.
Chapter 10 - Working remotely
This chapter shows how the Scheduler can be managed and monitored remotely through a web interface.
In Detail
Scheduler (DBMS_SCHEDULER) is included in Oracle Database and is a tool for the automation, management, and control of jobs. It enables users to schedule jobs running inside the database such as PL/SQL procedures or PL/SQL blocks, as well as jobs running outside the database like shell scripts. Scheduler ensures that jobs are run on time, automates business processes, and optimizes the use of available resources.
You just need to specify a fixed date and time and Scheduler will do the rest. What if you don't know the precise time to execute your job? Nothing to worry about, you can specify an event upon which you want your job to be done and Scheduler will execute your job at the appropriate time. Although scheduling sounds quite easy, it requires programming skills and knowledge to set up such a powerful, intelligent scheduler for your project.
This book is your practical guide to DBMS_SCHEDULER for setting up platform-independent schedules that automate the execution of time-based or event-based job processes. It will show you how to automate business processes, and help you manage and monitor those jobs efficiently and effectively. It explains how Scheduler can be used to achieve the tasks you need to make happen in the real world. With a little understanding of how the Scheduler can be used and what kind of control it gives, you will be able to recognize the real power that many known enterprise-class schedulers – with serious price tags – cannot compete with.
You will see how running a specific program can be made dependent on the successful running of certain other programs, and how to separate various tasks using the built-in security mechanisms. You will learn to manage resources to balance the load on your system, and gain increased database performance.


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Three Ashe County seniors went out on a high note on Senior Day with a 9-0 victory over the visiting West Wilkes Blackhawks.
Haley Maloney, Anna Wooten and Hayley Ragland were honored before the match in their final home match of the 2012 regular season.
The top four seeds for Ashe won their matches without allowing their opponents to win a single game in either set. Wooten was a 6-0, 6-0 winner over Karoline Minton. Maloney captured a 6-0, 6-0 win against Jenna Roten. Maggie Witherspoon and Mary Austin Tugman were both 6-0, 6-0 winners over Michelle Minton and Alexia Shumate.
In the battle of fifth seeded players, Ragland took down Alexe Bumgarner in straight sets, 6-0, 6-1 and Ella Copeland completed the singles matches with a 6-0, 6-2 triumph over Taylor Lewis.
In doubles action, Wooten and Maloney remained undefeated with an 8-0 win over Roten and M. Minton. The duo has not lost a conference match or non-conference match all season long. Witherspoon and Tugman took an 8-0 victory against K. Minton and Bumgarner while Ragland and Copeland finished off the sweep with an 8-0 win against Shumate and Lewis.
"I think the ladies played very well, particularly since we have not played since last week and rain interrupted some of our outside practice time," said head coach Larry Dix.
With this win, Ashe notched its 10th Mountain Valley Conference victory.
Ashe turned right around and traveled to North Wilkes on Thursday and picked up an 8-1 victory.
The Lady Huskies claimed wins in five of the six singles matches. Wooten was a 6-0, 6-0 winner over Leia Pruitt. Maloney's victory over Bethany Wagoner featured a 6-1 win in the first set, then a 6-3 win in the second set.
In the battle of third seeded players, Witherspoon beat Kaytlin Garcia in straight sets, 6-0, 6-3.
The final two singles wins went to Ragland and Copeland. Ragland earned a 6-1, 6-0 victory against Lauren Handy and Copeland won a tiebreaker in the first set 9-7, then took the second set 6-4 over Michaela Johnson.
All three doubles matches went down as Ashe County victories. Wooten and Maloney were 8-0 winners, Tugman and Ragland were 8-6 winners and Witherspoon and Hallie Brown, who can only play doubles matches due to her knee injury, were 8-0 winners.
The Lady Huskies moved to 11-4 in conference play. Ashe finished the regular season on Friday evening at Starmount in a match that was rescheduled due to rain. No score was available as of press time.


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Sunday, February 16, 2014
Help is being provided to those who are still without electricity in Georgetown County.
As of 7 a.m. Monday, 5,087 Georgetown County Santee Electric customers were still in the dark. The company says at its peak, there were 12,000 Georgetown County customers without power last week "crippling the electric system similar to the devastation that was left by Hurricane Hugo. Most of the outages were caused by ice collecting on limbs and trees that in turn fell across power lines."
Duke Power reports being down to just 10 customers without electricity in the Andrews area.
Santee Cooper reports no outages in Georgetown County.
On Sunday, a multi-agency effort began to provide free meals to those still without electricity
Three meals per day will be served at three locations until electricity is restored to at least most parts of Georgetown County.
Locations where meals will be served include:
* Ringle Heights Baptist Church, 78 Ruben Ave., Georgetown
* Northeast Regional Recreation Center, 8189 Choppee Road, Georgetown
* Sampit Park, 495 Powell Road, Georgetown.
Starting Monday, meals will be served daily at 8 a.m., noon and 6 p.m. through a partnership between South Carolina Baptist Convention Disaster Relief, the Salvation Army and the American Red Cross. Volunteers expect to serve around 150 meals a day, which will be handed out until supplies are gone.
Over the last several days Georgetown County Emergency Management has received numerous calls from families requesting food and bottled water after food in their refrigerators spoiled.
"It became apparent that some sort of assistance needed to be offered," said Sam Hodge, Georgetown County's emergency manager.
He and his team coordinated with relief agencies to make meals available in the hardest hit areas of the county.
Meals will be prepared at Ringle Heights by S.C. Baptist Disaster Relief and transported by the Red Cross and Salvation Army to the other serving locations.
The Southeastern Baptist Association will also have mobile shower units available at Ringle Heights for use by anyone who wants a hot shower.
Towels are provided, but people should bring their own toiletries.
People are asked to share this information with their churches and other groups, and notify any individuals they are aware of who are in need of food due to widespread power outages.
Other help
On Monday, beginning at 2 p.m., members of Screven Baptist Church in Georgetown will be handing out water bottles, blankets, fruit, flashlights, and cleaning up lawns from fallen debris.
The church has listed ways the public can help:
1. Pray for us and the people we will help.
2. Buy and donate these items for families that are still out of power. (Bring them to Screven Baptist Church by noon tomorrow. We will continue this project over the next few days. So you can bring these items afterwards as well.)
3. Come with us in the Maryville area tomorrow at 2:00pm.
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HAZARD — A Perry County Central student has been brought up on charges of drug trafficking on school grounds.
Kayla Rankin, 18, was arrested Thursday, and is charged with trafficking in less than 8 ounces of marijuana, a misdemeanor. She was alleged to have sold the drug to another student in the gallery of the high school during school hours, according to the police report, which lists the time of arrest at 8:44 a.m. The incident was reported to have been caught on video tape.
Rankin, a member of the girls' basketball team, was released on her own recognisance on Thursday. As conditions of her release, she is to submit to random drug testing, have no new arrests or violations, and is to follow a strict curfew from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m., except on nights she has ballgames.
Rankin is among the state's best girls' basketball players, ranking in the top 15 in both points and rebounds per game so far this season. Her arraignment has been set for Feb. 4.


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DISTURBED PAYS A VISIT TO THE McFARLANE COMPANIES
Band Plans Upcoming Music Video with Todd
Friday, March 10, 2006
Last Friday, March 3rd, Disturbed band members David Draiman, Dan Donegan, Mike Wengren and John Moyer were here in the McFarlane Toys offices for a meeting with Todd to discuss their upcoming music video collaboration.
As we have announced, Todd McFarlane Entertainment (TME) will be creating an animated video for as-yet-unannounced single from the band's smash album, Ten Thousand Fists.
Part of the process of making animation is creating character designs. Since beginning production at the end of February, utilizing the masterful drawing skills of Greg Capullo and Todd himself, 37 different concept designs have been created. With the band in town for a couple of concert performances, we invited them to our Tempe offices. Their visit provided a perfect opportunity to show them the work that had been done so far on the video.
This meeting was the first opportunity for Todd and video producer Terry Fitzgerald to meet the band members in person. The meeting went exceptionally well -- they were happy with the artwork done to date, and left even more enthusiastic about their partnership with TME.
Todd and Disturbed also teamed up for an exclusive meet-and-greet with fans before the second of two sold-out shows at the Marquee Theater here in Tempe. Together, they signed album flats featuring artwork designed by Greg Capullo and Todd McFarlane for the cover of Ten Thousand Fists. Fans won passes to the meet-and-greet through Phoenix hard-rock radio station, 98 KUPD, and also through Spawn.com.
While Todd signed for fans, he answered questions about the Ten Thousand Fists artwork, which has been a major feature of the band's tour and image.
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So, where should a visitor start? From the shopping heavens of Oxford Street and High Street Kensington, the cool and comfortable picnic spots of Regent's Park and Hyde Park, or the theatre performances in West End, or Soho's wild nightlife? Perhaps you should head to the hustle and bustle of Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus and take in the ambience of the metropolis under the neon lights, or maybe enjoy the art treasures housed in the Tate Modern and the National Gallery? How about topping it all off with a visit to the aquarium and the London Zoo? Every now and then, it is good to take a breather and stop at a traditional English pub by the Thames; you can always go back into London centre once you've caught your breath!
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HMO306 - Principles and Practice of Optometry 3
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3 x 2 hours clinical skills seminars and up to 5 hours of supporting classes and seminars per week. Up to 80 hours of clinical placements across the trimester. This includes ACO placements, workshops and external observations at optometry and ophthalmology practices.
Students will consolidate, extend and apply their knowledge from previous units, HMO204 and HMO304, on the clinical competencies defined by the Optometry Council of Australia and New Zealand (OCANZ). This includes patient examination, recording of optometric clinical data, ocular diagnosis and patient management. They will also explore the clinical knowledge, professional practice skills, legal and ethical issues, and population health matters drawn from the problem-based learning cases presented in HMO305. Cases will span the refractive, binocular, developmental, age-related and systemic disorders that affect the eye. Knowledge and skills gained will be applied in clinical placements.
Assessment task 1: Case report (1200 words) : 10%
Assessment task 2: Eight station (up to 15 minutes each) Objective Structured Clinical Exam (OSCE), conducted across the Trimester (passing 7 out of 8 stations is a hurdle requirement): 50%
Assessment task 3: Examination (2 hours): 30%
Assessment task 4: Tutor evaluation of professional behaviour across the trimester: 10%
Successful completion of all rostered clinical placements is a hurdle requirement.
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Hrynchak P (editor). Procedures in Clinical Optometry 2013/14. Waterloo, ON: University of Waterloo; 2013.
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Thursday, May 15, 2014
Patrolman Thomas Oswald, 23, of West Ashley, is a newbie to the Summerville Police Department. His first day on his own (without a Field Training Officer) was March 7.
However, he brings a Citadel degree in criminal justice to SPD and an enthusiasm to serve.
He began working for the town in December 2013 after graduating from the police academy.
Oswald grew up in Clemson and, he says, didnt want to sit behind a desk from 9 to 5 I wanted to help people.
He has been assigned Patrol Team 4, night shift. He works 12-hour shifts.
Eventually, he says, he would like to be in the traffic division and, eventually, move up in law enforcement. Maybe go federal, he says, such as ATF or the Marshals.
His worst experience, so far, was his first dead body. Although it was a natural death, he says he had never experienced a dead body before. He had to verify the death so he could call the coroner.
His best experience has probably not happened yet, he says. I have helped push cars out of the road so people wont have the expense of a tow, but really havent experienced anything too crazy [good or bad] yet.
He has also thought about the K-9 unit. I havent ruled it out I would like K-9 work, I think.
He lives with two roommates from school and a 2-year-old Black Lab named Caroline.
On April 21 he asked his girlfriend, Mollie, to marry him.
He enjoys fishing and hunting, catching up on sleep and playing and training Caroline.
He played football while at The Citadel and enjoys watching a lot of football (Clemson). He also watches NFL but doesnt have a favorite team.
He hopes to join a church softball league soon.
He enjoys trying to cook and sometimes its good, sometimes not.
He likes camping, boating, eating out with Mollie and long walks in the park with Mollie and Caroline.
His life goal, he says, is to be happy, like what I do and help as many as I can. He would also like a family two boys.
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