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It was a hot day off Miami as I held onto my spinning gear and performed the light-tackle tango with a hefty mahi-mahi. It was then that I realized the Sea Vee 340I is a great dance partner.
I'd first boarded the 340I ("I" for inboard) at last February's Miami International Boat Show. Although she wasn't in the water, a brief tour of this walkaround showed me that she'd been built by a boatbuilder that doesn't work by the clock. Besides, seeing the boat on land afforded me the chance to get an up-close look at the solid-glass bottom. It's vacuum-bagged to solidify the bonding process between the knitted bi- and tri-axial fabrics as well as the Divinycell PVC core. Vinylester resin is used as a bonding agent and moisture barrier, and the gelcoat can be ordered in a variety of colors, the most popular being bright and pale yellow. This boat was a bright canary yellow, and I figured that a boat that looked that fast had to move.
In early May Sea Vee called to let me know there was a boat in the water ready to test. At 8:00 a.m. on test day it was already steamy as I walked down the Miami Beach Marina dock to meet Ariel Pared, owner of Sea Vee Boats, and PMY's Capt. Bill Pike, who had flown down on his vacation to ride along.
Pared lifted the front of the center console to reveal two 300-hp Yanmar diesels so we could hook up our fuel-flow gear. The engines were a comfortable fit: I was able to get just about my whole body underneath and access about 90 percent of both. Pared told me that the tower on our test boat could be easily unhinged so the standard hydraulic lift system could open the console and provide full access to the engines, if necessary.
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New York -- Apparel retailers and department stores reported monthly revenue results for September that were mixed, as Gap Inc. and Limited Brands posted gains that beat Wall Street estimates, while Macy's and Kohl's missed expectations.
However, many analysts said spending was fairly strong for the month.
"This should set up to be a good holiday season," said Ken Perkins, president of Retail Metrics LLC, in an Associated Press report. "Consumers needed to take a breather once the back-to-school season is over."
Gap Inc. reported that its September same-store sales increased by 6%, ahead of analysts predictions for a 5.4% increase. By division, Gap North America reported a 5% increase; Banana Republic North America reported a 4% increase; and Old Navy North America reported a 10% increase. International sales were down 3%.
"In September, strong customer response to trend-right product across all brands helped us deliver continued positive performance in North America," said Glenn Murphy, chairman and CEO of Gap Inc.
Limited Brands' same-store sales in September rose 5%, better than the 4.3% forecast by analysts. The chain said net sales for the five weeks ended Sept. 29 fell to $773.6 million, from $818.6 million. Net sales for the five weeks ended Sept. 29 rose to $1.45 billion, from $1.35 billion.
Macy's reported that its September same-store sales rose 2.5%, short of analysts' predictions for 3.3% increase. Online sales (Macys.com and Bloomingdales.com combined) were up 39.0% in September and 35.8% year-to-date in 2012, compared with 2011. (Online sales are included in the same-store sales calculation for Macy's.)
The chain said combined August-September sales rose 3.6% and "were consistent with our positive year-to-date trend," said Terry Lundgren, the company's chairman, president, and CEO. Total sales rose 2.7% to $2.36 billion for the five weeks that ended Sept. 29.
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PHILADELPHIA - In a matchup that ended with 52 combined fouls between the combatants, Villanova outlasted Penn on Saturday night at The Palestra, 68-55. Miles Cartwright scored a game-high 16 for the Quakers, connecting on all 10 of his free throw attempts on the night.
Penn found itself in a deep hole early in the game, falling behind 14-2 in the opening five minutes of the contest as jumper after jumper found a way to go around and out. JayVaughn Pinkston and the Wildcats had no such trouble. The Villanova sophomore had seven quick points, five of which came at the charity stripe.
The contest wasmore thaneight minutes old before Greg Louis knocked in a jumper from the top of the key for Penn's first field goal, cutting the Wildcat lead in half, 14-7. Back-to-back threes from Patrick Lucas-Perry and Cartwright extended the Quaker surge, slicing the deficit to three points at 20-17 as the clock ticked under eight minutes in the first half.
The remainder of the stanza largely became a free-throw battle as both teams entered the double bonus around the five-minute mark and the whistle continued to sound seemingly every time down the court.
The sequence that seemed to best sum up frustrations on the night for the Red and Blue came in the final minute before the break. After Steve Rennard knocked in a pair from the line, Villanova's lead was down to two, 29-27. A foul called on Darien Nelson-Henry gave Maurice Sutton two free throws, but the veteran Wildcat could only connect on one. A subsequent foul put Camryn Crocker on the line, but neither shot found its mark. Sutton made the Quakers pay with a layup plus the foul in the final 20 seconds of the period. Though he again was off the mark with the freebie, Villanova (5-4) battled for the offensive board and was rewarded with a Achraf Yacoubou trey with four seconds remaining to establish a comfortable 35-27 lead at the half.
After leading the way with 11 points in the first half, Penn (2-7) freed up Cartwright from behind the arc immediately to open the second 20 minutes. The junior knocked down the triple, and Henry Brooksfollowed witha face-up jumper from the wing to bring the Quakers back within three in the first two minutes of the second half. Held scoreless up to that point, James Bell responded with five quick points of his own to once again put Villanova in command, 40-32.
Brooks and Sutton traded buckets the next time down for either squad, but the Quakers came out of the first media timeout with a four-point blitz highlighted by a Louis three, bringing Penn within four, 42-38.
That would be as close as the Red and Blue would get the rest of the way as foul trouble continued to put its stamp on the game. Villanova righted the ship with a 13-5 stretch, scoring nine of those points from the charity stripe.
Rennard found the range on two straight trips for Penn with under five minutes remaining, but each three was negated by a bucket from Mouphtaou Yarou, keeping Villanova ahead by double-digits throughout the final minutes of the game.
Besides Penn's foul trouble, Villanova was aided in large part by a 40-28 edge on the boards, 15 on the offensive end of the floor. The Wildcats converted those second chances in 18 points.
Rennard was Penn's other contributor in double figures, scoring 12 on the night. Louis set a career best with eight points while Nelson-Henry matched his career-high with seven.
Penn is off until Dec. 21, when it faces Delaware in a rematch from the teams' NIT Season Tip-Off battle in November. The Quakers and Blue Hens get going from Newark beginning at 7 p.m.
Game Notes: Penn fell to 18-42 all-time against Villanova ... For the first time in the Jerome Allen coaching era, Penn was credited with an assist on every one of its baskets (13) ... That said, Penn's 13 field goals were a program low in the Allen era ... Penn hit more three-point baskets (7) than two-point baskets (6) ... Junior guard Miles Cartwright had 16 points, his sixth double-figure scoring game this season and 39th at Penn ... Cartwright led Penn in scoring for the third time this season ... Cartwright went 10-of-10 from the foul line, the best performance by a Penn player since Zack Rosen went 12-of-12 against Delaware almost exactly a year ago (Dec. 7, 2011) ... Cartwright has hit 18 straight foul shots over the last four games and is 40-of-43 (93.0 percent) over the last seven contests ... Junior guard Steve Rennard had 12 points, his first double-figure scoring game this season and third at Penn ... Rennard also tied a career high with three steals ... Junior forward Fran Dougherty was held to two points, his season low, but tied a season/career high with two assists ... For the first time this season, Dougherty did not lead Penn in rebounding; those honors were shared by Cartwright and freshman center Darien Nelson-Henry ... Nelson-Henry also tied a season/career high with seven points and set a new high with 21 minutes ... Sophomore forward Greg Louis set a season/career best with eight points and played 22 minutes, also a season/career high ... Freshman guard Jamal Lewis tied a season/career high with three assists.
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Your child is having bone or joint surgery. The healthcare provider who performs this surgery is called an orthopaedic surgeon. This sheet can help you prepare your child and learn what to expect.
Depending on why your child needs surgery, the procedure may be done one of two ways. Your healthcare provider will talk with you about your child's surgery and the approach that will be used:
Open surgery is the traditional method of performing surgery. It is usually done through one incision. This incision is large enough for the surgeon to have a direct view of the area to be operated on.
Arthroscopic surgery (also called arthroscopy) is done through several smaller incisions. An arthroscope (a tube with a tiny video camera and a light) is inserted through one incision. This gives the surgeon a clear view of the area being operated on. Surgical tools are then put through other small incisions to perform the surgery.
The idea of having surgery can be scary. You can help your child have a more positive experience during surgery by preparing him or her in advance. How you do this depends on your child's needs. Many children's hospitals have a child-life specialist who can help you and your child prepare. Here are some tips:
Explain the surgery to your child in brief and simple terms. Younger children have shorter attention spans, so do this shortly before the surgery. Older children can be given more time to understand the surgery in advance.
Point out the body part that will be operated on.
Explain to your child that he or she will be "asleep" during surgery. Reassure your child that he or she won't feel the surgery being done.
Allow your child to ask questions.
Use play when appropriate. This can involve role-playing with a child's favorite toy or object. It may help older children to see drawings of what will be done during surgery.
Help your child pick his or her "comfort object" to bring to the hospital. This can be any small item, such as a toy, stuffed animal, or blanket. Your child will be able to keep the item until surgery begins.
You will be given specific instructions to help your child prepare for surgery. Carefully follow any instructions given to you by your child's surgeon. Below are two instructions that are common to most surgeries:
1. Tell your child's healthcare provider what medicines your child takes. This includes over-the-counter medicines, herbs, and supplements. Your child may need to stop taking certain kinds of medicines before the surgery. This will help to prevent bleeding and other problems during and after the surgery.
2. Make sure your child's stomach is empty the morning of surgery. Do not give your child anything to eat or drink for 6 to 12 hours before surgery. This means no water or even chewing gum. If your child has regular medicines that have been approved to be taken before surgery, these can be swallowed with a few small sips of water.
Here is what to expect right before surgery:
Arrive at the hospital on time. You will be asked to fill out certain forms.
Your child will be provided a gown to change into.
A provider called an anesthesiologist or nurse anesthetist will meet with you. He or she will discuss the medicines that will help your child sleep through the surgery. Be sure to ask any questions you have.
You may be asked by several people to confirm which part of the body is being operated on. This is routine and is for your child's safety. The body part may also be marked with a pen.
Your child will be given an intravenous (IV) line. This gives your child fluids and medicines. Depending on the age of your child, the IV line may be put into the arm or the hand. The IV may be started after your child is asleep.
Here is what to expect during surgery:
Your child will be given general anesthesia. This is medicine that puts your child into a deep sleep.
A soft tube called a catheter may be placed into your child's bladder. This helps drain urine during and right after the surgery.
The surgeon will perform the surgery using the method that has been discussed with you.
Here is what to expect after surgery:
After surgery, your child will be taken to the recovery room. This is also called the post-anesthesia care unit, or PACU. Here, monitors will be attached to your child. These monitors watch over your child's breathing, blood pressure, and pulse.
Your child will be given pain medicine to stay comfortable.
The urinary catheter will likely be removed shortly after surgery. The IV line might stay in place for a few days.
In some cases, surgery is done with your child as an outpatient (the child goes home the same day). In other cases, your child needs to stay one or more days in the hospital. If your child stays overnight, he or she may be moved to a regular hospital room. Ask whether you can stay with your child.
Here is what to expect once home after surgery:
Give your child prescribed medicines as instructed. Pain control after surgery is important to help with healing, so give pain medicines on schedule.
Schedule a follow-up visit with the surgeon after surgery.
Being active helps your child heal. But too much activity can harm healing incisions. Follow any activity instructions you are given.
If your child needs physical therapy during recovery, this may be started soon after surgery.
Follow any other instructions you are given for your child's recovery.
Contact the healthcare provider if your child has any of the following after surgery:
In an infant under 3 months old, a rectal temperature of 100.4°F (38°C) or higher
In a child 3 to 36 months, a rectal temperature of 102°F (39°C) or higher
In a child of any age who has a temperature of 103°F (39.4°C) or higher
A fever that lasts more than 24 hours in a child under 2 years old, or for three days in a child 2 years or older
A seizure caused by the fever
Increase in pain or swelling at an incision site
Unexpected drainage from an incision
Increased redness around an incision
Bleeding from an incision
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Call your child's healthcare provider if:
The casted body part tingles or feels numb.
The cast feels too tight or too loose.
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The Waterberg Rhino Museum, a Limpopo Waterberg attraction, is Africa's only rhino museum.
The Waterberg district offers up a fantastic tourism experience that combines some of South Africa's best features. Mountains, Big Five game viewing and exploring a captivating pre-historic past are just some of Waterberg's attractions.
A major Waterberg drawcard is the UNESCO Waterberg Biosphere Reserve. It is the only savannah biosphere reserve in southern Africa and features a mix of rock formations, formed over millions of years, significant San (Bushmen) rock art sites and abundant bushveld plains that support a diverse array of fauna and flora.
The Waterberg district is renowned for its spectacular views, which are most evident within the sprawling biosphere reserve. Its pristine bush environment has also precipitated the rise of eco-tourism in this area. There are now a number of game reserves that offer authentic safari experiences, including Big Five game viewing.
Visit the Mabula and Mabalingwe Game Reserves or the Marakele National Park with what is regarded as the world's largest colony of endangered Cape vultures, to see Africa at its finest.
While the Waterberg mountains speak of San existence here thousands of years ago, the nearby Makapans Valley points to human presence in the region millions of years before. The valley is regarded as one of the country's most significant archaeological and palaeontological sites, as it has yielded hominid fossils dating back 3m years.
Make sure you visit Mokopane and book a guided tour of the valley and its intricate network of caves, which have been declared a national monument.
Other outdoor pursuits that can be enjoyed in the Waterberg include excellent fishing at the Mokolo Dam at Lephalale, bird watching at the exquisite Nyl floodplain in the Nylsvley Nature Reserve at Modimolle and hiking at Mookgophong.
The Waterberg is also known for its hot mineral springs - many of its towns actually developed around these natural phenomena, which can still be enjoyed today at Bela-Bela and Mookgophong.
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Who to contact
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South African National Parks:
Tel: + 27 (0)12 428 9111
How to get here
Fly direct from Johannesburg to Polokwane, and then take the N1 south to Bela-Bela. If you're driving, from Johannesburg take the N1 north motorway directly to Bela-Bela.
From Cape Town, take the N1 motorway through Johannesburg and continue north to Bela-Bela. From Durban, take the N3 to Ladysmith and then pick up the N11 to Mokopane. At Mokopane, take the N1 south to Bela-Bela.
Best time to visit
Waterberg is an all-year-round destination due to its warm climate. Summer (October to February) can get very hot.
Tours to do
Waterberg Rhino Museum at Melkrivier; Arend Dieperink Museum at Mokopane; Rust De Winter Nature Reserve; Waterberg Biosphere Reserve; Makapans Valley; Mabula and Mabalingwe Game Reserves; Marakele National Park; Nylsvley Nature Reserve; Bela-Bela hot springs.
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He burst into the WWE world in 1991 and quickly became a fan favorite. William Moody, better known by his stage name Paul Bearer, died Tuesday according to WWE website.
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WWE is saddened to learn of the passing of William Moody, aka Paul Bearer. Moody made his WWE debut in 1991 as the manager of The Undertaker and went on to become a memorable part of WWE over the course of the next 20 years.
Our deepest condolences go out to Moody's family, friends and fans.
No cause of death have been released, but the 58-year-old Moody had suffered from health problems over the past 10 years.
Once the news was released, friends and fans took to Twitter:
"Rest in peace, Paul Bearer. You will never be forgotten. There will never be another," Triple H tweeted.
"Very sad about Paul Bearer,he was a great person and one of the original boys,he was what made wrestling great much love much respect HH," Hulk Hogan wrote on Twitter.
"Just found out Paul Bearer died tonight. He was always so nice when I talked to him. My thoughts n prayers are w/ his family," The Miz tweeted.
For more visit Paul Bearer's Alumni PageWWE SMACKDOWN: Paul Bearer Returns to WWE
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It has been a vintage week for old remains. A skeleton beneath a car park was confirmed as that of Richard III and the US Department of Justice exhumed Standard & Poor's emails from nearly a decade ago. Neither was a pretty sight.
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Recently I came up with an idea to sell websites so I wrote to like 200 different companys if they wanted their website done.I got like 5 people wanting their websites fixed.
Some showed me a website they wanted their own to look like, some just said they wanted something nice.
I say to them, I do the frontpage and you tell me what you think and we can do some changes if you want.
If they like it I do the rest of the pages, and then they pay.
Would there be a better way, to maybe get half the price after i did the frontpage and the rest when the site is completed. Is this a good way? I don't know. Tell me how you do and what would be the best.
Meh. Free work is always....not good for income? I mean, if that's how you want to do it, then I suppose that's fine for you. I prefer to get paid.
What do you mean?
How should I do it then?
For smaller projects, I always take 50% upfront, before starting any work. The remaining 50% are due upon project completion. For bigger projects, I take 25% upfront and split up the cost on a per phase basis.
If you're serious about design, I'd not go the free route. If you want to get your feet wet, however, then I'd create a design, distribute it somewhere and release it under the Creative Commons or a similar license.
Thats probably the way I will do it.
Now I do it free in the beginning to get references.
50 % payment firstly and remaining 50 % accept after project complete because in the internet there is no way to believe anyone
It is good to work with early half payment and rest of after completion of work.
Sure, but what I do is I get their number and talk to them and stuff.
And they get to know mine adress, and me their adress and stuff.
Ohhhh,its really foolish to believe some ones for this agreement before meting them directly.
I did freelance work last summer, and basically did the same thing you did. I emailed a few local startups and asked if they wanted a website done. The only time I did work for free was the first time, because I literally had no portfolio, no web presence, no nothing. After I made that first site I used that as my portfolio, and started charging from then on.
I only have a few months worth of experience freelancing, so I don't know nearly as much as some of the other guys here. But here are some tips I can give you:* DON'T charge less or do free work just because you're new.* Don't tell people you're new unless they ask.* Pick an hourly price, say $25. Then figure out how long you feel a project will take to finish, say 10 hours for a small site. Charge them 10*25, $250 and ask half up front, half at the end.* Create a portfolio site, go balls out and really try to show off your skills. You can even use THIS as your portfolio!* Use a free time tracker, such as https://www.toggl.com/ to keep track of where your time is being spent. Working from home can get distracting, trust me...* Take every opportunity to learn. If a project seems a little bit out of your league, shoot for it anyways - but be honest with yourself. If it's way out of your current skill, simply skip it* Sell yourself. Be confident, there are tons of people looking for websites to be done (some don't even know that they need one ). If someone tries to low ball you, tell them "Thanks for your interest. Here's my card (or email), let me know if you change your mind".
If you're a developer:* REUSE CODE. That's important!!! Keep a library of frequently used code, and copy/paste it as needed. This will save you a lot of time.* Learn to use a code expander like http://smilesoftware.com/TextExpander/ which lets you type long words/phrases with only two or three characters. The one I use tells me how much time I've saved by doing it (43 hours since Decemeber 15th 2011)
Like OMGCarlos said I also started by setting a reasonable hourly rate for my work, and then estimate how long a project will take. Those hourly rates would then count for the majority of the product cost, though sometimes a few fees do apply.When you're starting using this approach, be prepared to fail utterly at "estimating the amount of hours"! THat's just how it is, you need experience to be able to analyze the project and roughly estimate everything!
As for doing work upfront for free, I usually take atleast 25% upfront to work as a motivator both for myself and for the client.
Thank you really much for your answer. That acutally gave me a whole lot of good things.


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14 Jul 2014 by Janelle Hickey in Fishing , Hiking & Walking , Kayaking , Nature , Parks , Trip Planning , Geography , Top Destinations , Geology & Fossils , Bonavista , St. John's and Outdoor Adventure
Newfoundland is not only scenically stunning, but it's also a place full of natural wonders. Here within, some notable natural landscapes you can explore when visiting our beautiful province.
14 Jul 2014 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Whale Watching , Gros Morne National Park and Lighthouses
On Friday afternoon, July 11 just as the skies opened up we started driving from Corner Brook to Gros Morne National Park. The forecast was calling for good weather so we hoped the heavy rain was localized and sure enough as we headed north from Deer Lake it began to clear and by the time we reached Woody Point it was sunny again. We checked into the comfortable Victorian Manor Efficiency Units (http://www.grosmorne.com/victorianmanor/) and shortly thereafter our friends Martin and Molly Ware arrived. Our plan was to show them some short hiking trails that we had discovered the previous fall and have dinner at the Merchant Warehouse which just opened last year on the Woody Point waterfront.
11 Jul 2014 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Festivals & Events and Cultural Experiences
Stage West Theatre Festival (SWTF) is celebrating its 6th year and offers residents and visitors to Corner Brook more great entertainment for an evening out. One of their five evening shows runs almost every night from July 2 to August 1 at either the Corner Brook Arts and Culture Centre or the Royal Canadian Legion. All shows start at 8:00 pm and you can pay $17 per show or buy a season pass for just $65. So far we have seen the first three shows. The Artistic Directors Mike Payne, Stephen Perchard and Jordan Stringer must be very happy with the great turnouts for these events and the audience's enthusiastic response.
7 Jul 2014 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Icebergs and Nature
On Friday, July 4 we decided at the spur of the moment to catch the 10:30 am ferry to nearby Long Island. Wanda Roberts at the Parkers Bluewater Inn in Triton had suggested we take the side trip to Long Point. "You will love it" she laughed. We hadn't been there before and the fact that iceberg finder web site showed bergs in and around Long Island clinched it.
7 Jul 2014 by Janelle Hickey in Food & Dining , History , Trip Planning and St. John's
The journey to Woodstock Colonial Restaurant is an experience in itself. Located in Paradise, a picturesque town just twenty minutes outside of St. John's, the drive offers dazzling panoramas of Conception Bay that beg you to pull over and take it all in. The Woodstock Colonial has long been heralded as one of the premier fine dining experiences in the greater St. John's area. While the establishment itself dates back to 1927, the general area has welcomed hungry travellers since the 1800's!
6 Jul 2014 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Icebergs and Nature
After breakfast we decided to head north on Highway 352 from Botwood to see if the icebergs that Jim Stuckless from the Dockside Inn had told us about were still there. We had the most luck in Cottrell's Cove and there were lots around but most were quite far from shore. If only we had brought our sea kayaks we thought. Next time! Our next destination was another area of the Northeast Coast that we had not visited before. We arrived in Brighton (at the end of Highway 380) in time for lunch.
5 Jul 2014 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Hiking & Walking and Icebergs
With a forecast of plus 30 C temperatures we decided to head for the icebergs and so after breakfast in Botwood we drove to Point Leamington enroute to Leading Tickles where we had been told there were lots of icebergs. At Point Leamington we hiked to the top of Rowsell's Hill which gave great views of the surrounding coastline (trailhead is 21 0616328 E 5464328 N). Allow about 45 – 60 minutes to complete the 3 km (return) hike which starts off easy along Mill River and then climbs steeply up lots of stairs in the last 500 meters or so to the lookout on top of Rowsell's Hill. Be sure to check out the heritage house and tea room, gazebo and nice water fall at the base of the hiking trail.
4 Jul 2014 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Cultural Experiences and Outdoor Adventure
In our quest to see some new sites in Central Newfoundland we headed to Botwood at the base of the Bay of Exploits. We were planning on heading to Leading Tickles to see icebergs and to try some of the hiking trails in this area. We left Corner Brook about 9:00 am on July 1 and in Grand Falls- Windsor we stopped to visit the Mary March Provincial Museum (www.therooms.ca/mmpm) and the Salmonid Interpretation Centre. We were very impressed with the Museum and it not only provided information about the human and geological history of the area but also had 3 excellent traveling exhibits that will be there until October 5.
27 Jun 2014 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Nature , Gros Morne National Park and Outdoor Adventure
On June 24 we decided to head to Gros Morne National Park on a spur of the moment trip to do some of our favourite activities before the summer throngs descend on the Park. We started out with a boat tour of Bonne Bay aboard the Emm Cat. Bontours (http://www.bontours.ca/) runs this popular 2 hour boat tour starting from the wharf in Norris Point. It was a windy afternoon for our 2:00 pm sailing and this prevented the boat from getting out in the open Gulf of St. Lawrence. However, this didn't really matter since we saw a couple of eagles along the steep sides of Bonne Bay as well as a minke whale feeding near the surface.
20 Jun 2014 by Janelle Hickey in Boat Tours , Birdwatching , Food & Dining , Icebergs , Whale Watching , Nature , Trip Planning , St. John's and Outdoor Adventure
A love of the ocean and its natural surroundings led owners (and brothers) Joe and Loyola O'Brien to offer guided tours of the Witless Bay Ecological Reserve aboard their refurbished fishing vessel the Rob and Rand. Operating under the name Bird Island Charters in 1985, they were the first boat-touring company to operate out of Bay Bulls, Newfoundland. Their great service, emphasis on safety, and unique brand of entertainment quickly attracted a growing number of visitors. They soon added two 46-foot passenger vessels, the Atlantic Puffin and Atlantic Whaler, to give visitors an even more comfortable tour. This year marks their 30th anniversary and I was thrilled to join in on the celebrations! Atlantic Puffins, Humpback Whales, seabirds, icebergs, sea stacks, caves and a geyser are just some of the sights you can see during one of their daily boat tours - I couldn't wait to get on the water.
20 Jun 2014 by Janelle Hickey in Birdwatching , Food & Dining , Hiking & Walking , Icebergs , Kayaking , Nature , Trip Planning , Lighthouses , St. John's and Outdoor Adventure
It was one of those perfect summer days: the sun was shining, the birds chirping, and there wasn't a breath of wind. "We're going to Ferryland!" I exclaimed - my partner in crime and photographer was happy to oblige. Founded by Lord Baltimore in 1621, Ferryland is not only one of the most historic communities in Newfoundland, but in all of North America. Not a history buff? That's okay, Ferryland boasts some of the best coastal views in all of Newfoundland.
20 Jun 2014 by Janelle Hickey in Boat Tours , Birdwatching , Festivals & Events , Hiking & Walking , Icebergs , Nature , Trip Planning , Entertainment , Lighthouses , Signal Hill , George Street , St. John's and Outdoor Adventure
"There are a million reasons to visit St. John's – we want YOU to help us narrow it down to the TOP 5!"
We asked our locals to be ambassadors to the rest of the world! What are the very best reasons to visit our colourful city? Is it our food? The fresh ocean air? The people? Here within, five notable choices:
20 Jun 2014 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Golfing
In mid June, 2014 we had a chance to play the Humber River Golf Course which is located just outside of Deer Lake next to the airport. They have 9 holes, a driving range, and practice green as well as a club house. The course is located adjacent to the Humber River and you get good views of the river on holes 3 and 4 in particular. The course is relatively flat and short and so is a good course for people who like to walk (the course is 2810 yards for men and 2400 yards for women).
17 Jun 2014 by Dominique Chiasson in Trip Planning and St. John's
A couple of tips for cruise passengers, for St-John's and Corner Brook
17 Jun 2014 by Dominique Chiasson in Icebergs , Culture , History , Entertainment , Top Destinations , Art Galleries , Geology & Fossils , St. John's and Museum
My last two days were busy visiting the Johnson Geo-Centre, the Railway Coastal Museum, The Rooms, meeting with Mark Hiscock from Shanneyganock, twacking, listening to Stan Picket and the Rocket Players, a visit to the Newfoundland and Labrador Craft council...and enjoying my last....iceberg
Thanks Newfoundlanders!
15 Jun 2014 by Dominique Chiasson in Culture , History and St. John's
Two days of sunny weather walking in St-John's, from Water street, to Quidi Vidi, The Battery, a cathedral and basilica, what more to ask for
14 Jun 2014 by Dominique Chiasson in Boat Tours , Birdwatching , Icebergs , Lighthouses , Cape Spear Lighthouse , Signal Hill , Geology & Fossils and Ferryland
Edge of Avalon Interpretive Centre, stop at Ferryland. The next day a cruise and Signal Hill practice
Great days and the sun showed up
11 Jun 2014 by Dominique Chiasson in Birdwatching , Hiking & Walking , Nature , History , Castle Hill , Cape St. Mary's , Museum and Weather
Coves in Burin, then on to Placentia and Castle Hill National Historic Site. On to Cape St Mary's Ecological Reserve and Salmonier Nature Park. No matter the weather
11 Jun 2014 by Janelle Hickey in Birdwatching , Camping , Hiking & Walking , Whale Watching , Nature , History , Trip Planning , Geology & Fossils , Bonavista and Outdoor Adventure
Nestled in woodland above the village of Open Hall in Eastern Newfoundland, Eagles Cliffe Cottages provide luxury accommodations with a breathtaking view of the islands and waters of Bonavista Bay. Known for their outstanding hospitality and coastal scenery of outport Newfoundland, Eagles Cliffe Cottages is excited to expand it's wheelhouse by offering two new unique experiences.
9 Jun 2014 by Dominique Chiasson in Boat Tours , Culture , History and LighthousesRegion: Eastern
a heritage and architecture walking tour, then on to île aux Marins, what a trip


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I think you'll be able to figure out how to ask questions or comment once we get going.
And let me know if you like doing this. We'll do it often if it's a hit.
The focus of today's chat will be Sidney Crosby. Just kidding. We won't talk about him at all … unless you guys want to talk about him.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Behind 19 points from Keith McDougald and a monstrous performance from RJ Slawson in the paint, the Jacksonville University men's basketball team came away with a 76-69 victory over Florida Gulf Coast on Saturday at the Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena to send the Eagles to their first Atlantic Sun loss of the season. JU improves to 8-9 (4-2 A-Sun) while FGCU drops to 10-8 (4-1 A-Sun).
A fast-paced start saw both teams running their offenses efficiently and was highlighted by an early dunk from Josh Murray after receiving a feed from Jarvis Haywood to put Jacksonville up, 11-10, less than five minutes in. The scoring continued and a jumper from Florida Gulf Coast's Brett Comer gave the Eagles a 16-15 lead; however that was answered on the other end by a pair of free throws from Marcel White who put the Dolphins up for good after seven minutes.
Vince Martin extended the JU lead to three and after a miss from behind the arc by Bernard Thompson, Javon Dawson got out in transition and attacked Comer one-on-one, scoring at the rim to give Jacksonville a 21-16 edge.
FGCU closed the lead to within one at 25-24, but J.R. Holder was there to provide another lift from the bench. After Holder hit a pair at the foul line to go up three, FGCU's Filip Cvjeticanin was called for a personal foul and a technical foul. McDougald cashed in one of his technical free throws and Holder hit a 3-pointer on the subsequent possession. The next trip down, Holder was there for the putback of a White miss to give Jacksonville its largest lead of the first half, 33-24.
As would prove to be the case throughout the afternoon, Florida Gulf Coast answered the JU run with one of its own, closing to within two at 33-31, but a strong finish to the first half took Jacksonville into the break with a 42-35 advantage.
As he did with the opening bucket of the game, McDougald began the second half with a 3-pointer, giving the Dolphins their first double-digit lead of the game. Jacksonville's lead would hover near the 10-point mark for a few minutes before another McDougald triple restored the lead to 52-42. With FGCU trying to quickly answer, JU intercepted an attempted lob pass and raced back up-court. McDougald got himself into the lane but found an open Martin in the corner who sank a 3-pointer that gave the team its largest lead of the afternoon, 55-42.
Florida Gulf Coast didn't have much in the way of answers for Slawson down low throughout the day. The grad forward pulled in 12 rebounds - half of them on the offensive end - and scored nine points with three intimidating blocks. With the JU lead down to 10, Slawson was part of an effort that gave the Dolphins four shots at the bucket and ended with a Holder layup. The Eagles were able to close to within five with less than eight minutes to play, but Haywood answered the mini-run with a jumper to go back up, 61-54, and McDougald hit his fourth 3-pointer of the afternoon after Slawson grabbed another offensive board to make it 64-54 at the 6:20 mark of the second half. A Haywood triple with 4:32 remaining boosted the JU lead to 69-56 and forced a timeout from the Eagle bench to stem the momentum.
The last FGCU chance to get back in the game came in the final two minutes. With Jacksonville holding a nine-point lead and two minutes remaining, Comer was whistled for a foul on McDougald. However, as the foul was occurring, the JU guard caught Comer in the face with an inadvertent elbow that resulted in a technical foul. After McDougald missed the front end of his 1-and-1 at the charity stripe, Dajuan Graf took the technical free throws for the Eagles and made one, followed by a three-point play from Thompson to make it 70-65 with 1:53 remaining. Jacksonville never lost its cool though, hitting six free throws down the stretch to seal it and send the Dolphins to their third straight win.
Haywood added 13 points on the day, continuing his streak of scoring in double-figures in every game this season. Holder came off the bench with 11 points. Martin matched a career-high with eight assists as all nine Dolphins who saw the court on the day scored and the team went a combined 23-of-29 from the foul line. FGCU came into the game as the Atlantic Sun leader in scoring defense but gave up more than 10 points over its season average, the most the Eagles have allowed in more than a month.
Jacksonville will be in search of its fourth straight win when the Dolphins return to the court on Friday night. The Dolphins travel across town to face North Florida at UNF Arena at 7 p.m.
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Homers back Guthrie in win vs. former team
Gordon, Hosmer, Moustakas go deep to extend pitcher's win streak
BALTIMORE -- Jeremy Guthrie kept his streak rolling and, while he was at it, pulled the Royals out of their little skid.
Guthrie worked six innings for the victory in Kansas City's 6-2 win over the Baltimore Orioles on Thursday night at Camden Yards. It was his 18th straight start without a loss, extending his club record. During the two-year streak, Guthrie is 10-0, making him the first Royals pitcher to win 10 straight decisions since Rich Gale in 1980, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. The Royals are 16-2 during the stretch.
The Royals on Thursday got two-run homers from Alex Gordon and Eric Hosmer and a solo shot from Mike Moustakas.
They not only ended the Orioles' four-game winning streak, they snapped out of their own three-game swoon, and Guthrie played stopper.
"That's the nice thing," Guthrie said. "We've got five guys we're confident with, starting pitching-wise. They can win every single day. We have that confidence. Unfortunately, it didn't work out the last three games, but today we had a total team win to be able to snap that."
Many of the 23,282 fans probably knew Guthrie well. He had pitched five years for the Orioles, 2007-11. This was the first time he had pitched against the O's, but he wasn't thinking much about that.
"I think someone else put it this way: We've turned the page," Guthrie said.
Thursday's outing began somewhat ominously when Guthrie's streak of consecutive scoreless innings ended at 17 2/3 with the Orioles' unearned run in the second inning.
Adam Jones was safe on shortstop Alcides Escobar's throwing error and eventually scored on J.J. Hardy's single. The other Orioles run came on Chris Davis' leadoff home run in the fourth.
Everything else, though, was all Royals.
Gordon, shifted to the third spot in the Royals' batting order for the first time this season, ignited a power explosion in the fourth inning.
Orioles starter Freddy Garcia had retired the first 10 batters he faced before Lorenzo Cain beat out a bouncer down the third-base line for a single. Up came Gordon, whose drive cleared the fans lining Eutaw Street in right field for a two-run homer. He homered in all three games of the series, marking the first time in his career that he went the distance in three straight games.
"This is a fun place to hit, for sure," Gordon said. "It's a little different than Kauffman so just try to take advantage of it. I'm not trying to hit home runs, just really trying to drive the ball, and that's what happened. Got some good pitches to hit and didn't miss 'em."
That must have inspired Hosmer, who had not homered in any game this season. In fact, his last blast came Sept. 11 in Minnesota -- 144 at-bats ago.
"Gordy got us going with that big swing," Hosmer said. "He's our leader, and we feed off of him."
So after Billy Butler singled, Hosmer crashed a Garcia pitch into the left-field seats, and the Royals were ahead, 4-1.
"He's been smoking to left field, which is great to see -- and just hitting it right at 'em," Gordon said. "So he figured it out and hit it over their heads. He's been swinging the bat great, and so has Moose."
Moustakas got the Royals their third home run of the night as the first batter to face left-hander T.J. McFarland, opening the seventh with a drive that soared into the yellow wire mesh on the right-field foul pole. It was his third homer in his last eight games.
"I'm seeing the ball better, not trying to do too much, just sticking with a good approach," Moustakas said. "Just getting back to how I used to hit -- calm, relaxed, seeing the ball and hitting it. Not trying to do anything too crazy."
The Royals' sixth run came in the eighth as Gordon singled, advanced on a groundout and scored on Salvador Perez's two-out looper to right.
Guthrie, in his six innings, gave up seven hits and three walks but kept the Royals in the game.
"It was all right. I executed some pitches, made a couple mistakes -- the home run was a big mistake," Guthrie said. "But our offense did what we've been doing all year when I've been out there. Score big runs, tack on a couple of extra ones."
Orioles catcher Matt Wieters got two hits off his old batterymate.
"Same guy," Wieters said. "He's got great stuff and can mix in four pitches. It was a little different seeing him from the box as opposed to behind the plate, but still the same guy as when he was here."
Guthrie upped his record to 5-0 and lowered his ERA to 2.28 in seven starts this year.
"He pitched well enough for them to win tonight," O's manager Buck Showalter said. "He gave them six innings. We thought he might continue, but I guess not."
Not necessary, because Royals relievers Aaron Crow, Kelvin Herrera and Luke Hochevar each reeled off a scoreless inning.
"The bullpen looked dynamite," manager Ned Yost said.
Dick Kaegel is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Last week OurChurch.Com attended the FL/GA Lutheran Educators Conference in Daytona Beach. While at the conference I lead a workshop about how Christian schools can use Google to achieve full enrollment. This topic takes on even more importance in the current economic climate where most private schools are seeing a drop in enrollment.
Below are some key notes from the workshop:
We started by talking about the current situation schools were facing. One person mentioned that lower enrollment hurt their ability to bring in new students since prospective parents wondered why there were so many open seats at their school. I asked about teacher pay and another person mentioned that annual raises had to be withheld because of the budget. I also asked them to consider what would happen if they lost more students next year due to the recession.
What about your school? What issues are you facing due to budget issues from low enrollment? What would happen if next year you loose students?
We then, though an illustration, talked about the differences between search marketing and print advertising, such as newspapers and mailings:
|Search Marketing
Many schools also advertise in the print phone book. I encourage schools to continue to do this, but also to realize that fewer and fewer people are using the print phone books to find information. According to a TMP Directional Marketing poll, online search beat out the print phone books for looking for business/purchase information in 2008:
- Search Engines: 31%
- Print Yellow Pages: 30%
- Internet Yellow Pages: 19%
- Local Search: 11%
- Other: 9%
- Total Online Sources: 62%
While the search engines only barely beat out the print phone book, overall online sources accounted for 62% of searches for business/purchase information (including looking for a school). So, having a phone book ad is important since around 30% of people still us them, but nearly 2/3 of people are using online sources, so schools need to have a strong online presence.
We then talked about how schools can get a strong online presence.
Search Engine Optimization (SEO):
A simple explanation of search engine optimization (SEO) is making your school's website search engine friendly (so search engines can easily read the site) and telling the search engines what your site is about or what search terms (keywords) they should list you for. This in turn increases your search rankings allowing more people to find your school website.
What are search rankings? When you do a search the search engine returns a list of websites or web pages. Being high on that list is what we call having high search rankings and being low on the list would be having low search rankings.
SEO Tips:
- Being ranked #1 for your school name is all well and good, but that's not what people are really searching for when they are looking for a school. Brainstorm to think of search terms (keywords) people would actually use to find a school, terms like "schools in your town", "Christian schools in your town", etc.
- Use the search terms (keywords) in the text on your site, but make sure it makes sense. Remember, people are going to see your site, so you want it to make sense to them. Don't just stuff keywords into your site's content.
- Use search terms (keywords) in the Title and Meta tags of your website
Those are some basic tips that can get you started. I encourage schools to find someone who knows about SEO and have them help so you get the best results and avoid any potentially dangerous mistakes.
Local Search Engine Optimization:
Local search refers to the local search options of the major search engines such as Google Maps and Yahoo Local. It is a small, but growing trend in the search world. In addition to getting your school in front of people using the local search options, local search also has the added bonus that local search results are often displayed in the regular search results, above the regular search results. (See example)
Local SEO Tips:
- Use the school's address on every page of website
- Setup listings in the Local Search Options
- Setup listings in the Internet Yellow Pages
- Setup listings in Local Review sites (like CitySearch.com)
- Setup listings in School Locator sites (like eSchoolSearch.com)
- Tell students/parents about the listings and ask them to write positive reviews and rank the school well.
Again, those are some basic tips that can get you started. I encourage schools to find someone who knows about Local SEO and have them help so you get the best results and avoid any potentially dangerous mistakes.
Google Adwords:
Google Adwords (and Yahoo Small Business Advertising to some extent) is a great way to quickly get your school listed in the search engines for the keywords people are using to find schools. In some larger cities where local keywords are more competitive, Adwords may be the only way your school can get into the top of the search results, at least at first. For most schools purchasing high rankings through Adwords won't cost more than $100/month, which isn't bad for a marketing campaign that can bring in several new students. A basic Adwords campaign is pretty easy to setup and maintain as well.
Adwords Tips:
- Geo-target your ads (so the ad for your school in Tampa, FL isn't displayed to people in San Francisco, CA)
- Don't go after the #1 position; go after #2 or #3. You'll save money a considerable amount of money and will still get most of the traffic.
- Mention the school is Christian. This way people who are looking for a Christian school will know your school is what they are looking for and people who are not looking for a Christian school won't cost you money by clicking on your ad.
The last thing we discussed in the workshop is the cost of marketing. I brought up three perspectives about marketing to discuss.
1. Marketing Is A Cost
I propose that this is a false understanding of marketing. Marketing should not be considered a cost like books, carpets, or other line items on the budget.
2. Marketing Is An Investment
When you invest for your retirement and put money into your 401K or IRA, you expect to get your money back. You also expect to make interest on the money you put in. Similarly, when you put money into marketing, you expect to not only get that money back, but also get additional money.
Consider what your school charges for tuition. For the sake of an example, let's say it's $5500, about the average Christian school tuition in the US. Now consider how much additional cost your school has for adding that one student. For the example let's say it's $1000 for books and other supplies. (Payroll, utilities and mortgage all stay the same with or without the new student). That gives you $4500 for every new student that enrolls that goes towards your general budget (programs, payroll, utilities, building fund, etc.)
So, if you invest $1500 on marketing and get one new student ($4500) you are $3000 ahead. If you get two new students ($9000), you are $7500 ahead. If you get 10 new students ($45,000), you are $43,500 ahead. I imagine you can do a lot with $43,500.
3. Cost Of NOT Marketing
Let's say you have a board meeting and one person wants to spend $1500 on marketing and another person wants to spend $1500 on an event. You have "fun" discussion about it for a while and eventually the board decides to spend the money on the event. What happens? Your school spends the $1500 and has the event and that's it.
Now, let's say the board decides to spend the money on marketing. What happens? You spend $1500 on marketing and let's say you get one new student (a pretty poor marketing campaign). You then have made back the $1500 you spent on the marketing and have an additional $3000. So, you are still able to have the event and you are also able to do something else, maybe paint the hallways or something.
By not marketing, it kept your school from getting the new student (who, by the way, next year and each year after brings in another $4500 as long as they stay) and cost you $3000 in additional money for the budget.
One of the participants in the workshop commented that his school has always done well simply relying on word-of-mouth advertising. But it now struck him, "Where could we be if we had done some marketing of the school? We may have been able to expand." A great point! Even if you are doing well, could you be doing better?
So, consider where your school would be next year if you use search marketing and, instead of loosing more students next year, you gain students.
If you are interested in discussing how OurChurch.Com can help your school with search marketing, please complete the following form and request a FREE consultation.


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Ill Bill – When I Die
I'll start by announcing that Ill Bill will be releasing a brand new album on 29th January 2013 titled "The Grimy Awards", and to start promotion for the album we have the brand new video for the single "When I Die". Ill Bill has also announced that the likes of El-P, Jedi Mind Tricks, Cormega, Lil Fame (M.O.P) and Shabazz The Disciple amongst others will feature on the album, with production from DJ Premier, DJ Muggs, Pete Rock, Large Professor, Psycho Les, El-P, Ayatollah, MoSS, C-Lance & Ill Bill himself. Furthermore, Ill Bill will be starting a European Tour in the forthcoming days with Vinnie Paz, and Hip-Hop Kings will be covering the Manchester, UK show so look out for some exclusive event footage coming soon. You can view the full list of tour dates for Ill Bill and Vinnie Paz below, and you can also watch Ill Bill – When I Die on the youtube player below.
27-11-2012 Amsterdam, Holland, Melkweg
28-11-2012 Duisburg, Germany, High5Club
29-11-2012 Paris, France, Le Trabendo
30-11-2012 London, UK, Forum
01-12-2012 Manchester, UK, Moho Live *
02-12-2012 Bristol, UK, Lakota *
05-12-2012 Giessen, Germany, Hessenhallen
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I am stuck on how to create a program for users to use. I have done following.
1) Created a setup file
2) ran python setup.py build
3) in python folder \build following folder was created: exe.win-amd64-3.3 here I have an exe among other files.
Question is how to package all these files in order to make a functional program?
My .py file looks like this:
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import os
cmd = 'deleteFolders.cmd'
So my next question is if how to include the file deleteFolders.cmd into the package and also the package "os" that I import in my .py file?
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I have an interesting situation that I just can't figure out how to design in a good way that will use the system efficiently.. maybe you can? It's a though nut to crack..
The situation is this:
I have a text box (php page), where users can enter a string and it will search the DB for matches of the string.
I have a table in the DB called searchResults. Looking like this:
searchResultsid nr text1 1 Pear2 2 Europe3 3 Computer4 4 Balloon5 5 Car6 6 Fish
Results are shows as, after a search: "2 - Europe"
Now.. the tricky part, each individual user on the site.. 100s of them.. should be able to modify theese search results individually. Ie change the "nr" and / or "text". If a user makes a change it should only be visible to themselves, for the other users, unless they change something, it should look like the above example still. Also they can add more rows and / or delete existing ones.
I do not want to duplicate the base template of rows for each user, in the example above it's only 6 rows but in reality it's about 2000 template rows in the live system.
Any ideas on how to design this? Any help is much appreciated.
your question is pretty obscure
please explain "template rows"
please explain the purpose of the "nr" column
how does a template row relate to a search? what kind of search returns a number?
how do the users figure in to this?
Alright, sorry for the obscurity Let's see if I can shed some light on this.
please explain "template rows"= The original rows in the DB, as in the example, the 6 rows already there
please explain the purpose of the "nr" column= It's just a number that users should be able to change and it needs to be there
how does a template row relate to a search? = they are the originial ones, if the users hasn't changed the "nr" or the "text" that is what they will see in the searcg
what kind of search returns a number?= all of them.. if they search for fish for example, the result they will see is "6 - Fish"
how do the users figure in to this?= well, the users have the own accounts, and they should be able to change the search results if they want to. Example one user might change the "text" in row 6 to "monkey". So when he searches it will say "6 - Monkey" instead of "6 - Fish". However, for all other users it should still say "6 - Fish" because they haven't changed anything. Likewise one user might choose to delete one row entirely so only he doesn't see it.. and another user might choose to add a new row that only that user will see.
i don't get it
i don't understand how a user can search for fish and get back monkey
also, i don't see how to approach this if you furthermore stipulate "I do not want to duplicate the base template of rows for each user"
Well, the user will get back monkey if he makes a change to fish...
This is the problem that I'm trying to solve.. my thinking so far is to have another table called changes with the columns:id userId templateID nr text
And if a user wants to make a change to the template rows.. the change will go into the change table and when they make a search, the script will get the values from the template table and then look into the change table and make the necessary changes to the resultset.
id nr text1 1 Pear2 2 Europe3 3 Computer4 4 Balloon5 5 Car6 6 Fish
table_changes:id userId templateID nr text1 547 6 4 Monkey
so if user 547 makes a search for anything (*) he will get the following result:1 - Pear2 - Europe3 - Computer4 - Balloon5 - Car4 - Monkey
where as all other users, which haven't made a change will get:1 - Pear2 - Europe3 - Computer4 - Balloon5 - Car6 - Fish
Does this clarify?
more or less, except the part about what possible application this scheme would have in the real world
Hehe, good question. This is for a bookkeeping software. Every company has an account plan for bookkeeping, about 2000 rows is a standard plan. Instead of replicating this plan for every company, 10.000 companies make a lot of rows... I'd like to have a template and let the companies make their changes without affecting other companies and without replicating the whole account plan.
ah, i see
i think you might have started out with that, rather than go through all the fish and monkeys folderol
Will keep that in mind for next time... until then, any suggestions?
your idea in post #5 should be okay


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text: Acharis 5979 Report post Posted October 11, 2013 I'm making a classic oldschool western RPG (like: Dungeon Master 1-2, Eye of the Beholder 1-3, Might & Magic 2-5, Wizardry 1-7, Ishar 1-3). I need a name for it The game is supposed to be be: simple, fun, colourfull, fairy tale like. No complex mechanics nor heavy dialogue, just a small world to explore and to have adventures. Primary target are old geezers (like me) who wants the spirit of those old games back About the game: - retro, oldschool, classic RPG, for those who liked the PC/Amiga games from the late DOS era (90s) - it is NOT a remake, it's a fully original game, just stylized like the old games - it is NOT a dungeon crawler, important part is the exploration of the world above and cites - first person perspective, 90 degree rotation - simple and pure fun, you go around slaying monsters and having various quests and adventures - non liner, not storyline driven (the main storyline is very simple), the game allows you very high freedom in terms of where to go (few locked locations, most are "if you can survive the monsters there, you can go there immediatelly") - the world is relatively small but rich (no huge empty areas); random, completely unrelated to the main storyline NPCs inhabit wilderness Tech demo if you are very curious Althrough that's not needed for this topic.http://silverlemur.com/work/URRPG/UnnamedRetroRPG-Test.zip 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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The Hassayampa Inn, located in the Historic District of Prescott, offers comforting small town charm while being closely situated near the sights and sounds of Prescott. Hassayampa's prime location is walking distance to the Courthouse Square, art galleries and one-of-a-kind shops, eateries and antique stores.
The hotel was built as a luxury hotel in 1927 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The hotel features an eclectic mix of Spanish Colonial Revival, Italianate features, details like the hand-painted wood ceilings, etched glass and embossed copper panels, designed by Southwest architect Henry Trost.
The lobby still has a shoe shine attendant ready to shine your shoes or boots before your night out at Whiskey Row, there is dining under the stars on weekends in the courtyard surrounded by lush greenery, live music Thursday–Saturday, high tea on the fourth Sunday of the month, 4th Friday Art Walk on the Prescott Trail, and the Peacock Dining Room that has been
serving the same coffee cake recipe from the 1900s.
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I just changed my website so that clicking on a Navigation Tab (e.g. Finance, Legal, Management) will display a different listing of Articles.
The dynamic part is working nicely - which is better than having to hard-code things - but now I am getting this bizarre behavior I cannot figure out...
When I click on the "Management" tab, my Right Column items are dropping down below the Article Listing.
The weird thing is that my HTML/CSS has been stable for several months, and the only thing I changed today - that I know of - was PHP and Mod_Rewrite code?! :-/
Here is a screen-shot of the "Finance" tab which seems to be okay...
And here is the "Management" tab which is freaking out...
Since my website is so far along, it is hard to post code up here, but for starters, I am hoping my screen-shots indicate something obvious that I am missing... :scratch:
(It sorta looks like a clear: both issue, but that didn't work, plus it should apply to all tabs.)
Here is hoping this is something really silly, and that I don't have a major problem that has went unnoticed?!
Can you post a link to the site? At this stage, that would probably be better than posting code, anyway.The screenshots are pending approval.
Unfortunately, I don't have my website online yet.
I don't mind posting some code, but wouldn't know where to begin.
Hopefully the screen-shots will be enough? :-/
Ideally, make up a test page that demonstrates the behavior and post it here, with CSS in the head.
Now it is working?! (:
(My MySQL field was truncating the end of my "Article Summary" which is HTML, so maybe the missing "</a>" at the end was what was causing the issue?! Could have also been a caching issue with FireFox which has lead me on many a "wild goose chase" where I had an issue, fixed it, but the cached page lead me to believe that there was still an issue...)
Maybe just your presence, Ralph, was enough?!
Thanks anyways (and let's hope it stays fixed)!!!!
Hopefully the screen-shots will be enough?
Pink Menu bg: 1075pxListing of Articles: 878pxRight column itmes: 179pxcolumn separation: 18px
The screens are different widths and do not include boundaries, such as the edge of the browser window, so edges are not measurable.
margin between the columns?padding between the columns?a cleared float that shouldn't be cleared?
The test page that Ralph suggested would be the best choice sans a web site.
Oops. we overlapped. Glad it's working.


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I don't know about you, but I'm ready for some higher temps and warm sunshine. Of course, the best way to enjoy all spring has to offer is in a convertible automobile. Convertibles come in all shapes, sizes and prices these days, with attractive options for just about anyone seeking some open-air fun.
For petrol heads looking for unabashed performance with their tanning machines, the Nissan 370Z Roadster offers incredible looks and performance for just a little more than $40,000.
For starters, the 370Z offers styling borrowed from the 260 and 280Z's of the '80s, but beautifully updated to a sleek, modern-looking sports car. The roofline of the coupe is gorgeous, and the convertible retains most of its styling beauty with the added advantage of wind-in-the-hair motoring. The fully automatic top with glass rear window and defogger raises and lowers in about 20 seconds at the touch of a button in what can best be described as a mechanical ballet. With the soft top up, the cabin is nice and comfortable, with minimal wind noise or intrusion. With it down, it's full-blown topless motoring fun.
The interior is a no-nonsense two-place cockpit that places its emphasis on function. Though it has the performance of a Porsche, it doesn't have the interior of one. The leather on the heated seats is nice, but the other interior materials are pretty plebeian, which is perfect in my book; I'd rather have my money spent on performance than luxury. This is a purpose-built vehicle. Automatic temperature control is three-rotary-knob simple, and the sound system equally is as easy to use—a refreshing throwback eschewed by too many modern vehicles, which think we need yet another video screen in our lives. Trunk room is sports-car tight, though they claim you can fit a golf bag in the trunk (maybe if you play miniature golf).
This purposeful interior serves as an inviting office for those who take driving seriously. Snuggled in the very well-bolstered sport seat, you can adjust the steering wheel and have the prominent center tach and other gauges above it adjust with it for maximum visibility. Press the start engine button and the powerful 3.7-liter V-6 spits out a sonorous growling exhaust note that hints at the power beneath the hood. Slip it into gear and press the skinny pedal on the right, and you take off like a bullet as 332 horses claw their way to the tarmac through the rear wheels via a 6-speed manual or 7-speed automatic gearbox. The steering is tight and precise, the braking good, and the taught suspension allows you to carve through curves like you're on rails. Mileage is even a decent 18 city, 25 highway. This is pure sports car driving fun. In warm weather with the top down, it doesn't get much better for those of us who enjoy performance driving.
According to Steve Colesworthy, general sales manager at Bommarito Nissan, "The Z Roadster has one of the most rigid body structures of any convertible. It was designed as a convertible, so body integrity was maximized, which translates to ultimate performance."
Prices for the 370Z Roadster with automatic start at approximately $42,000—a tremendous bargain for the Z's stellar performance and top-down fun.
Another fantastic convertible is the Bentley Continental GTC. The GTC comes pretty close to being everything one could want in an automobile. First, it absolutely is gorgeous. The Bentley stylists hit a home run when they designed the Continental, with flowing fender lines, a gorgeous front fascia and a beautiful rear end; and the GTC retains all but the coupe's fastback roof line, but in exchange, you get the joy of open-air motoring.
The interior of the GTC is pure unadulterated luxury, with the finest wood and leather trim produced by true Old World craftsmen (whom I got to observe on my recent tour of the Bentley factory). Everything that looks metal is metal—not plastic—and well-bolstered heated and cooled seats are armchair-comfortable. Back-seat room is a bit tight, and leg room is largely dependent on the generosity of the front-seat passengers. The power opening trunk is surprisingly big for a convertible, even with the top down. The dual automatic climate controls are easy to use, and the large dash screen for the back-up camera and radio and navigation controls is a user-friendly touch screen. Raising and lowering the top is as easy as pressing one button for about 20 seconds. With the top raised, the four-layer top with glass window provides a snug and comfortable environment. With it down, it's sun-in-the-face, wind-in-the-hair bliss. The seat even has an 'air scarf' to blow warm air on the back of your neck to keep you warm.
A new option for the GTC is a 4.0-litre, twin turbo, 500-horsepower V-8 engine (instead of the 6.0-litre, 567-horsepower W-12). The W-12's engine is almost overwhelming, while the V-8 offers more power than most drivers could ever use; and thanks to its lighter weight, the V-8's performance is not that much less than the W-12's. Mated to an 8-speed automatic, the V-8 delivers an impressive 14 mpg city, 24 highway. Not bad for a car that goes zero to 60 in about 4.7 seconds and weighs 5,400 pounds. With power going to all four wheels and excellent balance, the Bentley handles like a much smaller car.
Ephraim Schmitt, manager at Bentley St. Louis says, "The Bentley Continental GTC is the best all-around car you can buy. It does everything extremely well, from quality to luxury to performance."
Of course, they're not going to give away the best all-around car on the market, but for around $200,000, the GTC is an amazing car that delivers on every aspect a motoring enthusiast could desire.


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A European builder of large sailboats, Sweden Yachts was founded in 1976. Started with the production of a purpose-built sailing vessel for the America's Cup event, Sweden Yachts has manufactured a range of boats ranging from 34 to 70 feet with custom orders stretching even longer. Designing performance and comfort into their sailing vessels, Sweden Yachts maintains a high standard of quality in the production of each boat. Sweden Yachts were imported to the United States from 1987 to 1999.Read more Read less
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| Spenser's Venusaur
ウコンのフシギバナ Ukon's Fushigibana
|Palace Maven Spenser
|Cutting the Ties That Bind!
|Current location:
|With Spenser
This Venusaur is Palace Maven Spenser's main Grass/Poison-type Pokémon, although it has been mentioned that it is not as powerful as Claydol.
Venusaur first appeared in Cutting the Ties that Bind!. It was usually seen outside its Poké Ball and Spenser was frequently seen riding on Venusaur. In the following episode, Venusaur displayed its considerable prowess as a fighter, defeating Ash's Heracross and putting up a good fight against Swellow but due to Swellow's type advantage and superior speed, Venusaur was eventually defeated.
Known moves
|Sweet Scent
|Cutting the Ties That Bind!
|Solar Beam +
|Ka Boom With a View!
|Tackle +
|Ka Boom With a View!
|Vine Whip +
|Ka Boom With a View!
|Razor Leaf +
|Ka Boom With a View!
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You exercise your body to stay physically in shape, so why shouldn't you exercise your brain to stay mentally fit? With these daily exercises you will learn how to flex your mind, improve your creativity and boost your memory. As with any exercise, repetition is necessary for you to see improvement, so pick your favorite exercises from our daily suggestions and repeat them as desired. Try to do some mentalrobics every single day!
If you ask someone why they feel stressed, they may not be able to point to a specific reason. This is because stress often comes from a source that the sufferer may not fully understand. If you have an easily identified source of stress, you are lucky (try to get rid of it). Most people cannot figure out why they feel stressed.
Stress comes in three flavors: physical, emotional, and behavioral. A physical stress might be an injury, an annoying sound or an uncomfortable chair. Emotional stress includes things like fighting with a friend, or the death of a loved one. Behavioral stress might come from alcohol, caffeine, or poor sleep.
Looking at these areas and taking a step back to look at the bigger picture may help someone understand where their stress is coming from. For example, someone who feels tense all the time may not realize that it's because of poor sleep due to noisy neighbors (behavioral and physical stress). A good pair of earplugs may make all the difference in the world! Try examining the various parts of your life to see if you can find something that might be causing stress. Experiment to see if eliminating the stressor makes you feel better.
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MOTORISTS are being urged to take caution this weekend by Worcestershire County Council.
Possible heavy downpours have been forecast, along with thunder, for tomorrow, with the MET Office saying there is a good chance it could carry on into Sunday and Monday.
Motorists are being reminded when driving through larger puddles or smaller areas of standing water, drive slowly and steadily, allow oncoming traffic to pass and always test your brakes after leaving the water. Councillor John Smith OBE, Cabinet Member with Responsibility for Highways, said: "We would urge all motorists and residents to take care when walking or driving through water sodden or flooded roads and pathways.
"Worcestershire County Council has extra teams on standby to ensure disruption to both residents and motorists is kept to a minimum."
The weather means there could be localised surface water flooding, along with seriously reduced visibility.
Worcestershire County Council has taken relevant precaution to minimise any disruption throughout the county. These measures includes increasing the number of gully emptiers and gangs on out of hours and weekend cover.
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As part of our commitment to the community at large, the Hospital offers charity care to those in financial need, subsidizes worthwhile programs that would never be able to generate revenues to cover their costs, provides financial and in-kind contribution to nonprofit community organizations and encourages and supports volunteer activity by staff members. Our goal is to provide the finest medical services possible, delivered with care and compassion.
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Southeastern Freight Lines Named LTL Carrier of the Year by The Home Depot
LEXINGTON, S.C. (Nov. 23, 2011) – Southeastern Freight Lines, a leader in regional less-than-truckload (LTL) transportation services, has been named LTL Carrier of the Year for 2011 by The Home Depot®, the nation's largest home improvement retailer. This is the second year in a row that Southeastern has won this distinguished award.
Southeastern led in all of The Home Depot's performance requirements which include on-time delivery and electronic shipment status metrics. In addition, The Home Depot specifically referenced Southeastern's continual efforts to help the company with special projects to improve their shipping system.
"Our company's dedication to quality, technology and customer support is the reason we have earned this award," said Dennis Brittain, national account manager for Southeastern Freight Lines. "We value our relationship with The Home Depot and appreciate this recognition of our people's efforts."
The award was recently presented to Southeastern at The Home Depot's Executive Carrier Council awards banquet.
About The Home Depot
The Home Depot is the world's largest home improvement specialty retailer, with 2,246 retail stores in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, 10 Canadian provinces, Mexico and China. In fiscal 2010, The Home Depot had sales of $68.0 billion and earnings from continuing operations of $3.3 billion. The Company employs more than 300,000 associates. The Home Depot's stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: HD) and is included in the Dow Jones industrial average and Standard & Poor's 500 index.
About Southeastern Freight Lines
Southeastern Freight Lines, a privately-owned regional less-than-truckload transportation services provider founded in 1950, specializes in next-day service in the Southeast and Southwest and operates 76 service centers in 12 states and Puerto Rico. Southeastern has a network of service partners to ensure transportation services in the remaining 38 states, Canada, the U.S. Virgin Islands and Mexico. Southeastern Freight Lines provides more than 99.35% on-time service in next day lanes. A dedication to service quality and a continuous quality improvement process that began in 1985 has been recognized by more than 300 quality awards received from customers and associations. Southeastern Freight Lines subsidiary, Southeastern Logistics Solutions, provides expedited service and multi-modal transportation services across the nation through strategic capacity partnerships. For more information, please visit www.sefl.com and www.facebook.com/SoutheasternFreight.