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Cricket Council of Ontario is pleased to announce the Ontario junior program coaching team.
The team will work under the direct supervision of Shah-Saleem Zafar, in charge of Junior Program Development for Cricket Council of Ontario. The new structure, with qualified coaches is a key area of progression for Ontario junior Cricket development program and the aim is to get more Ontario players to move into high Performance group and ultimately to go on and play for Canada and first class cricket.
I believe all the coaches are passionate about coaching youth, have extensive experience, skills and enthusiasm to make a significant contribution to the cricket program in Ontario and Canada.
Farouk Kirmani, who has been recently appointed as Ontario Head Coach will lead the coaching team.
Please join me in welcoming Farouk Kirmani, Kantharatnam Shanthikumar. ( Shanthi), Sanjeewa Perera, Dr. Sameer Bhagirathi and Philip Navaratne to the Ontario Cricket Council Coaching team and in congratulating all of them on their new roles. I know they will be
great additions to the Ontario junior program leadership team.
Coaches profile:
Farouk Kirmani:
Former first class player, team Canada Captain, ICC level 1, and Cricket Canada Level 2 certified coach with 10 years cricket coaching experience, specialization in Team Formation, results-focused and challenge-driven cricket coach with extensive experience in junior coaching. He excels in leadership, understands the value of goal setting and the importance of teamwork. He has ability to bounce groom players, and help players improve on weaknesses. He emphasizes that success can only be obtained through hard work and approaching each task with a positive attitude. His career achievements includes – 2 U-15 Championship titles 2008 & 2009, Canadian National U19 Team Coach (ICC Intercontinental Cup, 2009), Assistant Coach to U19 Team World Cup in New Zealand in 2010, Established Canadian Junior Elite Program and Coached Ontario U18 – Canada Cup Title 2012 in Vancouver.
Kantharatnam Shanthikumar. ( Shanthi):
Shanti is a former first class players and member of team Canada and team Bhrain and ICC level 1 certified coach. Shanit has extensive experience in junior coaching in Canada. He has been part of the Ontario and Canada junior program for many years. Shanti was TDCA High Performance coach and Canadian U15 coach that took part in Americas tournament in 2011. His career achievement includes Coach of Canadian u-15, Manager Canadian U-15 team and Ontario U19 at various occasions. He also served as a board member of the Toronto Cricket Association.
Sanjeewa Perera: Sanjeewa is a former first class cricketer in Sri-Lanka and Cricket Australia/ICC level 1 certified coach and has National Coaches Certification Program (NCCP) Canada Level 2 Certification. Sanjeewa has played first class cricket in Sri-Lanka for 6 years. Sanjeewa is currently a head coach of Alliance Cricket Club in Toronto, Coaching two teams. His is responsible for Technical and player development. He is also a member of Cricket Coaches Australia and Coaches Association of Ontario.
Dr. Sameer Bhagirathi: Sameer has strong Ph.D degree in Physical Education, along with Diploma in coaching cricket and ICC level 1 coaching and tutor/assessor certification. Sameer has strong ability to teach youngster basics and fundamentals of cricket. He has been head coach of several universities in India and was head coach Toronto Tower of OPLT20 league. Sameer will be a great asset to the organization to teach fundamentals of the game.
Philip Navaratne: Phil is a former first class cricketer in Sri-Lanka and head coach for Durham Cricket Academy with ICC level 1 certified coach, has National Coaches Certification Program (NCCP) Canada multi-sports Level 3 Certification, Certified Coach Accreditation Tutor Instructor ICC-Level 1 and Certified Coach Accreditation Tutor Instructor ICC-Level 1. Phil is a head coach for Durham Cricket Academy, Assistant coach for Ontario U18 Canada Cup program 2012. Phil is currently assisting in coaching Cricket Canada U19 program and with the National High performance coaching squad.
Shah-Saleem Zafar: Shah has played cricket at university and District level (grade 1) competition in Karachi, Pakistan, played in Toronto in 1970s. Shah is ICC level 1 certified coach and currently coaching several high performance youth at Cricket Academy Canada in Mississauga. Shah bring vast Experience and knowledge of coaching and coaching education system, sound knowledge of developing cricket structures for junior program, Training under structure programs, Identification of deficiencies and improve upon technical weaknesses and raise tactical Skill awareness along with knowledge to improve mental approach to the game and video Analysis.
Shah Zafar
Cricket Council of Ontario


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♦ With a debt burden of $18bn and city infrastructure plunging in quality, Detroit may have to file bankruptcy — an extremely rare act for so populous a city — and may even sell the collections of the Detroit Institute of Arts.
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It appears from this truth that; THIS BLESSED PERSON WHO WILL COME LATER WILL DISSEMINATE AND IMPLEMENT THE RISALE-I NUR AS A PROGRAM … (Bediuzzaman Said Nursi, The Ratifying Stamp of the Unseen, p. 9)
In this extract, Bediuzzaman is once again expressing the glad tidings of the coming of Hazrat Mahdi (as) and saying that he will make use of the works of Bediuzzaman who describes himself as "a forerunner preparing the way for Hazrat Mahdi (as)."
Bediuzzaman also uses the term "WILL COME" here, which he repeats in a great many passages referring to Hazrat Mahdi (as). Bediuzzaman says in these passages that Hazrat Mahdi (as) had not come in the time of earlier mujaddids (revivers) or in Bediuzzaman's own day; he says that this holy individual will come "AFTER" them all. In addition, Bediuzzaman uses a very explicit language here, not only with a verb in the future tense, but reinforcing that with the word "AFTER."
Bediuzzaman also specifies the word "PERSON" and sets out "WHAT KIND OF PERSON" Hazrat Mahdi (as) is. Bediuzzaman says Hazrat Mahdi (as) is a "BLESSED PERSON." The word "BLESSED" means "possessed of Divine goodness." With the title "blessed" he employs here, Bediuzzaman is praising Hazrat Mahdi's (as) faith and the tasks he will perform. With all these details he provides, Bediuzzaman describes Hazrat Mahdi's (as) moral virtues and struggle and describes how this individual with such superior virtues can be recognized.
In his works, Bediuzzaman describes himself as "a forerunner of Hazrat Mahdi (as)" and "a pioneering soldier preparing the background for him," since he was the mujaddid (reviver) of the century preceeding Hazrat Mahdi (as). In another extract he says that "the seeds he sows will be developed by Hazrat Mahdi (as) and will be made to flourish by means of this holy individual." This means that he will be doing "preparatory work" prior to the coming of Hazrat Mahdi (as). In this passage, Bediuzzaman says that the Risale-i Nur Collection will be a preparatory work that Hazrat Mahdi (as) will use in preaching the word. Bediuzzaman says that Hazrat Mahdi (as) will find the Risale all ready for him when he comes and that he will be enlightened by it in his work of saving the faith. By these words, Bediuzzaman makes it absolutely clear that he is not Hazrat Mahdi (as), and that "HAZRAT MAHDI (AS) IS AN INDIVIDUAL WHO WILL COME AT A TIME AFTER HIS OWN."


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1985 Roadtrek Prices, Values and Specs
Building their first recreational vehicles in 1974, Canadian-based Roadtrek has grown into a successful and recognized nameplate. Roadtrek's business centers on Class B motorhomes or van campers designed to comfortably sleep up to 4 people in well-equipped living quarters. Modern Roadtrek products are constructed with the aid of computerized design and put through a mandatory as well as voluntary crash testing. In 2006, Roadtrek sold their 20,000th Class B motorhome to the public.Read more Read less
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THERE was rush-hour disruption in York when five cars crashed in Acomb yesterday evening.
The accident happened at about 5.50pm in Carr Lane.
The road was closed for about an hour near its junction with York Road and Rosedale Avenue.
Initial reports were that one vehicle had crashed but police later said five vehicles had been involved. Police, fire crews and paramedics were all called but police later said nobody had been seriously injured and the road was reopened by 7pm.


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Launch Party - Jumpstart NYC Junior Board
Jumpstart NYC Junior Board
Tuesday, February 5, 2013 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM (EST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
When & Where
Three Sixty°
10 Desbrosses St
New York,
Tuesday, February 5, 2013 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM (EST)
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Jumpstart NYC Junior Board
The NYC Junior Board is a diverse group of young professionals committed to generating support for and awareness of Jumpstart For Young Children.
New York City Junior Board
Alenae Aguilar
Madelyn Bader
Jennifer Bouchard
Israel Burns
Cassandra Cook
Andrew Guidice
Elana Karp
Deborah Lee
Rebecca Levin
Randi Levine
Di Luong
Ashley Prince
Brittany Sommer
Michael Yarbrough
About Jumpstart
Jumpstart is a national early education organization working toward the day every child in America enters kindergarten prepared to succeed. Jumpstart delivers a research-based and cost-effective program by training college students and community volunteers to work with pre-school aged children in low-income neighborhoods. Through a proven curriculum, these children develop the language and literacy skills they need to be ready for kindergarten, setting them on a path for lifelong success. This year, in New York City, New Jersey and Connecticut, close to 816 Jumpstart Corps members will give over 200,000 hours of service to 2,000 children, building the vital language and literacy skills children need to thrive academically. To learn more, visit www.jstart.org.
Can't attend but still want to show your support? Visit http://www.jstart.org/get-involved/donate
Ticket price/donations are tax-deductible. Jumpstart's EIN: 04-3262046.
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Sleeps 14
Bedrooms 6
Bathrooms 4
Pets Yes
"We enjoyed a very nice relaxing ..."We enjoyed a very nice relaxing holiday in spacious and well equipped accommodation. Thank you very muchWe enjoyed a very nice relaxing holiday in spacious and well equipped accommodation. Thank you very much
- Off road parking
- Open fire
- Smoke-free
- Garden / Patio
- Pub/shop < 1 mile
- Washing machine
- Dishwasher
- Broadband / WiFi
The property
This charming end-terrace Victorian house is situated in the elegant town of Grange-over-Sands, on the edge of Grange Fell, within a short drive of the Lake District National Park.
With distant views of Morecambe Bay and beautiful fell walks from the door, this spacious Grange-over-Sands cottage is perfect for large families, friends or walkers who wish to spend time exploring the area.
Set over three floors, this light and airy cottage in Grange-over-Sands has been traditionally furnished with antique features.
This house with unlimited WiFi has six spacious bedrooms, with two offering en-suite facilities, and there are also two family bathrooms.
The large sitting room with an extensive bay window and many original features provides a lovely place to relax with a refreshing drink after a busy day, plus the second sitting room is an ideal room for children.
A fully fitted kitchen with range oven and dining area at this Lake District cottage has the benefit of a woodburning stove to keep the chefs in your party warm whilst they cook something tasty for dinner.
Outside this Grange-over-Sands cottage is a private south-facing lawned garden, from where you can dine alfresco and catch the last of the evening's sun.
This Lake District cottage is set on the Sustrans Cycle Route, which provides easy access to Cistercian Way, and Grange Fell Golf Club is a few minutes' walk away.
Grange-over-Sands is a thriving town with a railway station and many specialist food shops, including an award-winning bakery, butcher and chocolatier.
Home to the sticky toffee pudding and Cartmel Races, the pretty medieval village of Cartmel is just a five minute drive away and boasts pubs, the famous L'Enclume restaurant and a stunning priory.
Lake Windermere is just 8 miles away from this Grange-over-Sands holiday home, from where you can travel by steam boat to the popular towns of Bowness and Ambleside, plus Holker Hall, Levens Hall and Sizergh Castle are all nearby, and Kendal is a 20 minute drive away offering a selection of shops, cafes, museums and an art gallery.
This Grange-over-Sands cottage can be enjoyed at any time of the year.Read more
Over three floors. Six bedrooms, five with TV/Freeview: 1 x second floor family room with 1 double and 1 single, 2 x second floor double, 1 x first floor family room with 3 singles (two are zip/link, can be super king-size double on request), 2 x first floor double with en-suite shower, basin and WC. Second floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. First floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. First floor basin and WC. Fitted kitchen with dining area and woodburning stove. Utility. Sitting room (seats 9) with gas fire. Second sitting room (seats 5) with TV.
- Gas central heating with woodburning stove and gas fire
- Range cooker with gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer in utility, dishwasher, 7 x TVs with Freeview, WiFi, selection of books, DVDs and games
- Fuel, power and starter pack for stove inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Off road parking for 2 cars and ample roadside parking
- Lockable bike storage
- Rear lawned garden with patio and furniture
- Small rear, enclosed courtyard with furniture
- Two well-behaved dogs welcome
- Sorry, no smoking
- Shop and pub 10 mins walk downhill
- Note: Cartmel Races weeks 2015 charged at £1653.
About the location
Cartmel 2 miles; Lake Windermere 8 miles; Kendal 10 miles.
The charming Edwardian resort of Grange-over-Sands is set between the Lake District fells and Morecambe Bay and offers one of the mildest climates in the north of England. Formerly a small fishing village, the introduction of the Furness Railway transformed Grange-over-Sands into a fashionable Edwardian resort. Today, the town has much to offer the visitor including a traffic-free promenade, delightful ornamental gardens, golf courses, brass band concerts and excellent bird watching. Just a short drive away are Lake Windermere (8 miles), the villages of Bowness-on-Windermere and Hawkshead, which still retain the charm and character that has endeared them to so many, and the home of sticky toffee pudding, Cartmel, with its famous racecourse and the L'Enclume restaurant, which has been voted the 4th best restaurant in the UK. Other attractions in the area include Levens Hall, with its Elizabethan Hall and world famous topiary gardens, Sizergh Castle, a National Trust medieval house and gardens, and Conishead Priory, a Gothic revival country house. Set amidst the southern lakes, the attractive town of Grange-over-Sands makes a superb base from which to enjoy the whole of this magical area.
Region Information
This property offers the following short breaks:
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Pages and pages of icons on the springboard needs some changes. How about some customization, user accounts on iPad, etc.
I always find it so amazing the negativity that gets posted, if you don't like go buy an lesser phone like a droid or how about a window phone. You negative people must be a freakin joy to be around, I pity your families....if they haven't all left you by now. My God, it's a freakin phone and there's choices. I'll keep the best....my Apple with whatever ios brings me thank you very much.
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Did you know?
Ian Player, Dusi Canoe Marathon pioneer, used equipment and supplies weighing over 400 kg.
When Americans want to describe something that is extraordinarily good or bad, they often say 'it's a real doozy'.
In South Africa, however, the 'real doozy' is actually the country's premier water event: the Dusi Canoe Marathon. And it, too, is quite extraordinary.
Take its origins, for instance. Golf legend Gary Player has a world-famous environmentalist brother called Ian, who matches him for fame and achievement. Back in 1951, Ian Player and seven other men took on the Umsundusi River, between the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands city of Pietermaritzburg and the port city of Durban.
Despite a nasty altercation with a night-adder (he was treated with snake-bite serum in time), Player finished the gruelling course in six days – the other men fell by the wayside.
These days, more than 2 000 paddlers take to the churning waters where the Umgeni River meets the Umsundusi deep in the Valley of a Thousand Hills. Initially a non-stop event, with night paddling and 'canoe-side sleeping', the Dusi Canoe Marathon is now held over three days in January when paddlers challenging themselves against the river, natural elements and other competitors. The Dusi is a true spectator event with more than 4 000 bystanders and volunteers lining the river banks, cheering on their heroes.
Day one involves three weir crossings, traversing five rapids, including Tegwaan and Mission rapids and three portages, Campbell's Farm, Guinea Fowl and Cabbage Tree. The second day goes straight into The Saddles portage before paddlers hit Washing Machine and The Cascades rapids. Willem's Chute, Ngumeni Hill, Hippo Rocks rapid and Island rapid add to the challenges on day two. The third and final day comprises a series of five rapids followed by the infamous Burma Road portage and six more sets of rapids before calmer waters that lead down to the finish at Blue Lagoon and the Indian Ocean.
The official dusi site includes comprehensive Google earth views and maps of each stage, along with information on registration, entry fees, sponsorship, statistics and everything else you need to know.
The man they call King of the Dusi is Graeme Pope-Ellis, who has won the event an incredible 15 times and paddled the race nearly 50 times. The Dusi canoe race is said to be the toughest of its kind in the world, and in South Africa, when you say 'the Dusi', it can mean only three things: blood, sweat and tears.
Ian Player has always insisted that 'no man who has done the 110 gruelling miles can ever be the same again'. The men – and women – who have 'done the Dusi' would fully agree.
Travel tips & Planning info
Who to contact
Dusi Canoe Marathon
Tel: +27 (0)33 394 9994 or +27 (0)33 342 1528
Fax: +27 (0)33 342 1525
Entries Fax: 086 666 0244
Email: email@example.com
How to get here
There is a large airport in Durban, and a smaller airport in Pietermaritzburg, where the Dusi Canoe Marathon starts.
Best time to visit
The Dusi is raced annually in January.
Around the area
You may want to return to the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands after the race – this is a beautiful part of the country.
Tours to do
Midlands Meander.
What will it cost
Refer to www.dusi.co.za for costs of the different entry categories.
Length of stay
The Dusi Canoe Marathon is held over three days. Stay longer though, there's plenty to see and do in the Midlands region.
What to pack
Bring all your own paddling gear. But if you leave anything behind, you can likely buy it in South Africa if needs be.
Where to stay
The marathon website suggests plenty of options, from hotels to guesthouses. Many competitors prefer to camp though.


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UPTON Blues Festival is defying the downpours this weekend with a packed programme of top performers.
Here is all the latest news and pictures from the festival, as it happens:
PCSO Watson, foot patrol in Upton #BluesFestival pic.twitter.com/c3VWDPSfg2— Malvern Cops (@MalvernCops) July 19, 2014
Pub blues #upton pic.twitter.com/danYcwUU6N— Freya Leng (@freyaleng) July 19, 2014
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Chain will focus on freshness, consumer insights to stay ahead in the morning.
OAK BROOK, Ill. – McDonald's Corp. is taking new breakfast competition in stride. According to media reports, the fast-food giant denied it has been affected by "recent competitors" in the breakfast daypart during its earnings call for the 2014 first quarter. This remark comes after fellow fast-food chain Taco Bell launched its first breakfast program.
"It seems every year there's someone new who's making a run at breakfast, whether it's our closer competitors, sandwich shops or taco shops," stated McDonald's CEO Don Thompson. "We expect customers to try their breakfast, but we're confident in our ability to execute at breakfast and at being a restaurant that cooks that breakfast and understands the time needs of our consumers."
Thompson noted that new competitors in the breakfast market indirectly help McDonald's by bringing more attention to the daypart. "It forces us to focus even more on being aggressive relative to breakfast," he added.
The company's own recent coffee giveaway, which took place March 31 through April 14, was designed to support its breakfast food as much as its McCafé program.
McDonald's plans to focus on the freshness of its breakfast offerings as a way to differentiate itself from the competition. One reason customers choose McDonald's is because the food is cooked at its restaurants, not just microwaved, according to Thompson.
"Our breakfast is strong and continues to be a solid performer," the CEO said. "We want to make sure we focus on the strengths we have. … We've been in breakfast for 30 years and have become America's favorite place to eat breakfast, and we don't plan on giving that up."
During the earnings call, officials reported that McDonald's same-store sales declined 1.7 percent during its fiscal first quarter, with operating income falling 3 percent. The company attributed this to severe winter weather and "challenging industry dynamics."
Company leaders reiterated plans to improve the customer experience by focusing on consumer-driven changes and insights.


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There are various ways for prosecutors to put pressure on people, and one is to let them know they are being investigated – and then wait.
Steve Cohen of SAC Capital, the embattled hedge fund, is finding out how tough Preet Bharara, federal attorney for the southern district of New York, can play. Mr Bharara is taking his time in assembling a case against SAC for alleged insider trading. Read more


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MORE than £15,000 was awarded to community projects by the Southern Wiltshire Area Board on Thursday.
The area board funded community grants including £5,000 to Nomansland Sports Association for a skate park and sports facilities and £2,774.50 to Landford Parish Council for the refurbishment of the sports pavilion.
Alderbury and Grimstead Parish Council received £2,250 for defibrillators; Alderbury Bowls Club was awarded £5,000 for clubhouse upgrades and the community area awards scheme received £1,500.
For more information about applying for grants, visit wiltshire.gov.uk/council/areaboards/areaboardscommunitygrantsscheme.htm.


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I'm driving down to Nica and El salvador April or May for a few months. Since I am coming from Texas and will be on the eastern side of Mexico away from the major drug and violence areas I'm wondering how safe it is these days. I've driven around mexico for 20 years but now I am wondering about things. Anyone driven or heard from people who actually have driven through lately.
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She looked at me, her face a mixture of awe and disgust.
"I know you want your kid to all cultured and educated, but don't you think you're starting a bit young?"
I gave her a blank look, having no idea what she was referring to.
"Your kid just said he's going to the Mona Lisa."
"What?" I said. "He didn't say that.
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I can't remember the last time I even thought about the Mona Lisa." I protested.
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"See," she pointed after my son.
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Career honour for Martin Landau
Top brass at the 27th Israel Film Festival announced on Tuesday [19] that the Oscar winner will receive the 2013 IFF Career Achievement Award at the opening night gala on Apr 18.
The festival will run from Apr 18-May 2 and showcase nearly 30 new Israeli films.
As previously announced, Sherry Lansing will collect the Lifetime Achievement Award.
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Our season-long garden party Summer Fest 2012 welcomes food and garden bloggers to feature garden-to-table recipes and tips. We'll feature favorite garden-to-table recipes and tips to help you enjoy the bounty, whether you're harvesting your own goodies or buying them fresh from the market. Fresh this week: peaches.
Peaches, one of the most delicious, juicy summer stone fruits, are at the peak of their picking season right now. Their drip-down-your-chin goodness makes them a wonderful solo treat but their sweetness is also a great addition to savory dishes as well. While we love a classic peach cobbler, try these dinner and snack-ready recipes for a new way to use your fruit.
1. Peach and Blue Cheese Salad (pictured above)
Michael Symon's unexpected salad uses the sweetness of ripe, grilled peaches as a welcome contrast against your favorite blue cheese (he recommends smoked blue from Wisconsin). Serve it solo or on top of a steak.
Giada's versatile pressed sandwich can carry from summer to fall depending on your selection of sliced fruit. Top ciabatta bread with sliced peaches, Taleggio cheese or brie and arugula or spinach for a summer-ready sandwich. Or, for a fall weeknight dinner, swap in pears or apples.
Savory lamb on skewers are dipped in a cherry and peach chutney to create a delicious Indian-inspired appetizer. Puree cherries, peaches, green onions, green chilies and spices in a food processor until smooth but still slightly chunky. It's sure to become your go-to summer dipping sauce.
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Henrik Lundqvist is expected to start in goal, and Michal Rozsival will not return from his injury. Not sure if Todd White or Derek Boogaard (or somebody else) will be prucha'd.
But the lines apparently will be shuffled, with the Dubinsky-Anisimov-Callahan line completely dismantled, and all three players playing on different lines.
At practice yesterday, Dubinsky skated with Derek Stepan and Marian Gaborik, Callahan skated with Boyle and Fedotenko, and Anisimov centered Frolov and Prust.
Gaborik, obviously, will be worth watching after the coach called him out following the Tampa Bay game Wednesday (then said he wasn't calling him out). Whether he was or wasn't, Gaborik was a no-show in that game and John Tortorella noted that Tampa's best players sure showed up.
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Adventures in Engineering Outreach — From Morocco to Afghanistan
Colonel Stephen Ressler, P.E., Ph.D., U.S. Military Academy at West Point
Friday, February 8, 2008, 3:30pm
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This seminar is part of the Jones Seminars on Science, Technology, and Society series
In 2004, Colonel Ressler traveled to Morocco to participate in the Discovery Channel documentary, "Superweapons of the Ancient World." He led a seven-person team of engineers and craftsmen charged with designing, building, and testing a full-scale working replica of a 1st-century Roman battering ram. Ressler will describe how his team researched and designed the machine and then overcame daunting challenges to construct it under austere conditions on location in Morocco. He will also provide some reflections on the role that engineering can play in informing our understanding of history. Three years later, Ressler deployed to Afghanistan to establish a civil engineering program at the newly created National Military Academy of Afghanistan in Kabul. This project involved recruiting, hiring, and training Afghan faculty; designing a relevant curriculum; developing the associated coursework; and establishing laboratories. Ressler will describe the challenges and rewards of engineering capacity-building in a country that has been devastated by nearly three decades of war and repressive governments. The presentation will conclude with a discussion of the common themes that emerge from these disparate projects - most notably the critical importance of cultural awareness, creativity, and adaptability in the conduct of engineering in the developing world.
About the Speaker
Colonel Stephen Ressler, is Professor and Head of the Department of Civil and Mechanical Engineering at the U.S. Military Academy, West Point. He holds a B.S. from USMA and M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from Lehigh University. As a commissioned officer in the Army, Colonel Ressler has served in a variety of military engineering assignments. He is a master parachutist and a registered professional engineer in Virginia. During his 16 years as a member of the West Point faculty, he has taught courses in engineering mechanics, structural engineering, and professional practice. He also served as the Academy's Vice Dean for Education for one year. In his current position as Department Head, he supervises 40 faculty members, two ABET-accredited engineering programs, and two research centers. Colonel Ressler is active in engineering education. He has served on six national-level committees of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), with responsibilities in the areas of educational policy, accreditation, and faculty development. He serves as an ABET program evaluator and as Program Coordinator for ASCE's ExCEEd (Excellence in Civil Engineering Education) Teaching Workshop. He is the developer and director of the West Point Bridge Design Contest, a nationwide Internet-based engineering competition that has engaged over 50,000 middle school and high school students since 2001. He has published over sixty articles on engineering accreditation, curriculum assessment, faculty development, teaching techniques, K-12 engineering outreach, and information technology. COL Ressler is a winner of the ASCE President's Medal, the ASCE ExCEEd Leadership Award, the Society of American Military Engineers Bliss Medal for Outstanding Contributions to Engineering Education, the American Association of Engineering Societies Norman Augustine Award for Outstanding Achievement in Engineering Communications, the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) Distinguished Educator Award, the Premier Award for Excellence in Engineering Education Courseware, the ASEE Dow Outstanding New Faculty Award, the EDUCOM Medal for application of information technology in education, and five ASEE division-level best paper awards. He was one of Engineering News Record's "Top 25 Newsmakers Who Served Construction" in 2000 and was named an Honorary Member of ASCE in 2005.


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Clearly a data-mined picture of a model which has no particle effects is an accurate representation of exactly what the finished in-game model is going to look like.
It might help if people at least see the animation and model before deciding that they hate it and want it changed...
I shall die here. Every inch of me shall perish. Every inch, but one. An inch. It is small and it is fragile and it is the only thing in the world worth having. We must never lose it or give it away. We must never let them take it from us.
and people do realize that he will probably be the size of supremus if not bigger right?
Tell them that the Lich King is dead...and the World of Warcraft...died with him.
One guy > Blizzard's boss model design team.
MAybe you can get rid of the rabbit ears to ?
Forget everything you know about everything.
And what?? You're saying that not only we have to settle with this ugly model, but it also will cover the entire monitor with it's size? FFFFFFFFFffffff
I appreciate much more this new new Ragnaros than the original new one.
Ragnaros with legs makes me sick. x(
"staph whinning kid if u dont like pvp go to a potato pve server so u can play against bots" -Armiger
His legs are fucking tiny. How can anyone look at this model and say "wow that's an epic Ragnaros!"
His model reminds me a bit of the Model of Vek'lor and Vek'nilash (Twin Emperor from AQ 40), and i didn't liked that model...mostly because Nightelf Male Animations don't look better even if some giant Bug Guy performs them.
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Nothing about what I do is harmonious. I command the elements to my will. There is nothing offered in return. I would have it no other way.
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Why do you write your name on it ? Do you think someone will steal this... thing?
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I believe that I not only have hands on-skills from our class work, but I also have a comprehensive knowledge of how it all fits into cases that face the community.
I am a second-year graduate student in the Master of Forensic Science program with a concentration in criminalistics. I earned my bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from the University of Pennsylvania. I returned to Connecticut in 2009 to work at the Yale University School of Medicine, performing research in the Department of Psychiatry, and I have been employed there ever since.
Having grown up in Southern Connecticut and having lived here most of my life, I've always known the University of New Haven to be a great school. When I realized I needed a career change, the forensic science program seemed like a great option. I met with Dr. Virginia Maxwell, who was the department chair at the time, and I knew after speaking with her and touring the facility that the University of New Haven was the right choice.
In the forensic science department, the faculty is full of people who not only have advanced degrees but also have extensive real-world experience in their areas of expertise. When a professor can discuss case studies he or she has worked on, it makes everything you do in the lab real. I believe that I not only have hands on-skills from our class work, but I also have a comprehensive knowledge of how it all fits into cases that face the community.
My thesis research has focused on gunshot residue patterns. With the guidance and support of my adviser, Peter Massey, and the assistance of the West Haven Police Department, I have had the opportunity to work hands on with various firearms to study the patterns they create. This work afforded me the opportunity to present at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences annual conference in Seattle last February. This experience allowed me to see all of the current research in the field and meet many people who work in various areas and departments around the world.
I am currently applying for positions as a scientist in a forensic laboratory. I am open to a number of opportunities, from toxicology, gunshot residue pattern analysis or trace evidence. I am looking forward to getting my feet wet somewhere and building on my career from there.


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How many times have you opened your closet to put an outfit together for a party, conference, casual shindig or meeting, only to be stumped on what to put together?
In the average closet, it's not a matter of "not having enough" stuff to wear -- many of us face the challenge of having the "right" things to wear. Here are some basic tips that will get you started on building a wardrobe that covers the basics without breaking the bank.
Take notes, and refer to them when you shop
One of my favorite tricks is to make a mental note or leave a note in my phone when I'm struggling to put an outfit together at home and wish I had a black pair of tights or a blue cardigan to go with what I want to wear.
Most of the time, we waste money at the store simply because we're looking for that perfect thing without being able to pinpoint our dissatisfaction or remember the little item we need. Whenever an idea pops into your head, make a list and stick to it.
Before you buy an item, ask yourself questions such as, "How many outfits will this make?" Or, "What will this item complete?"
Invest in 'seasonless' staples first
Trends are tempting, but costly. Focus your budget on the basics. Stick to what you need and supplement only with any extra spending money.
For example, a classy black cocktail dress is a versatile staple that can be dolled up with a trendy feather pendant, a big pair of earrings or hot pink pumps in a dozen different ways.
Be patient when building a great wardrobe
You may not walk away with the perfect pair of jeans that hug you like a glove on your first try. Additionally, jumping right to the clearance racks may turn up last season's less-than-flattering trends instead of the wardrobe staple pieces a girl on a budget needs.
If you're looking for the timeless essentials when you're on a budget, know it will take some research and some time to find a deep discount.
It may be frustrating to exercise patience. But eventually, you'll have a killer wardrobe that means you're never without the right thing to wear. And your pocketbook will thank you.
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The Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Business is pleased to announce a new chair funded by alumnus Keith Anderson '83, former chief investment officer of Soros Fund Management and founder and current chairman at Anderson Global Macro. The Keith Anderson Professorship in Business was established to further support undergraduate business education at Rice University. Stephen A. Zeff, a member of the Rice University accounting faculty since 1978, will hold the chair."The establishment of this endowed chair simply reflects my appreciation for what Rice University has given me through the years," said Keith Anderson. "The growth in the enrollment for undergraduate business courses and increased engagement of Jones School faculty with undergraduate population has been extremely positive for Rice University."Bill Glick, dean of the Jones School and H. Joe Nelson III Professor of Management, agreed. "Keith Anderson's gift is instrumental in serving the undergraduates at Rice, and it honors Professor Zeff's years of service to both undergraduate and graduate students at the university, having taught financial accounting to Rice undergraduate students for well over 30 years."Zeff holds B.S. and M.S. degrees from the University of Colorado, and MBA and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Michigan. He has received honorary doctorates from the Turku School of Economics in Finland; the University of Waterloo in Canada; and Universidad de Alcalá in Spain. In 1973 and 2001, Zeff received the Hourglass Award from the Academy of Accounting Historians, thus becoming one of the few two-time recipients of the award. In 2008, the academy gave him the Thomas J. Burns Biographical Research Award, and in 2002, he was inducted as the 70th member of the Accounting Hall of Fame at The Ohio State University. Zeff is a past editor of The Accounting Review and a past president of the American Accounting Association. Undergraduate business education has always been important to Dr. Zeff, who served as director of the managerial studies major for all undergraduates from 1982 to 1999, and Pre-business Adviser in the Office of Student Affairs from 1983-2000.Undergraduate business education was a key priority for the Jones School during the Centennial Campaign. Because of the high demand from Rice undergraduates, enrollment in undergraduate business courses has grown exponentially since the fall of 2007. Roughly one third of the most recent graduating class of Rice undergraduates took one or more undergraduate business courses at the Jones School. Anderson has served on the Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's Investors Advisory Committee on Financial Markets. He currently serves on the board of Rice University, the council of overseers at the Jones School, and is a member of The Economic Club of New York. Anderson earned a B.S. in economics and finance from Nichols College in 1981, and an MBA from Rice University in 1983.


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Rep. Paul Broun, R-Ga, and candidate for US Senate talks to a voter during the "Grillin with the Governor" campaign event Saturday, May 17, 2014 in Buford, Ga. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)
Rep. Paul Broun, R-Ga, and candidate for US Senate talks to a voter during the "Grillin with the Governor" campaign event Saturday, May 17, 2014 in Buford, Ga. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)
Rep. Paul Broun, R-Ga, and candidate for US Senate talks to voters during the "Grillin with the Governor" campaign event Saturday, May 17, 2014 in Buford, Ga. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)
Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal speaks to a voter during the "Grilling with the Govenor" campaign event Saturday, May 17, 2014 in Buford, Ga. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)
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BUFORD, Ga. (AP) â" Candidates in Georgia's fiercely contested Republican Senate race sought votes in one of the most solidly Republican areas in the country on Saturday, just days ahead of a primary that could help determine congressional control.
Reps. Paul Broun and Jack Kingston along with Georgia's former Secretary of State Karen Handel worked the crowd at a barbecue and fundraiser hosted by Gov. Nathan Deal in northern Georgia. The GOP stronghold is key to winning Tuesday's primary.
Republicans need to gain just six seats to claim a majority in the Senate. They cannot afford to lose the Georgia seat, which opened when Sen. Saxby Chambliss announced his retirement. Other Republicans in the race are Rep. Phil Gingrey and former Dollar General CEO David Perdue.
"There are a lot of votes in north Georgia, and nobody running for Senate is from one of those districts," said Sen. Johnny Isakson, who attended Deal's annual "Grillin' with the Governor" event and will be up for re-election in two years. "It's open territory."
Nearly a quarter of all Republican voters in the 2012 primary live in the two north Georgia congressional districts, and the top three elected state officials â" Deal, Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle and state House speaker David Ralston â" call the area home. It's a reliable base of fiscal and social conservatives and has become the state's political power center.
"There is an independence among those in north Georgia; we've always prided ourselves on that," Cagle said. "They judge the candidates, more so than just the party label. A candidate has to appeal to the individual voter."
That has made campaign events like meet-and-greets and candidate forums in the area even more critical for voters like Patricia Falk, president of a GOP group at her residential community in Hoschton. She has decided to support Handel, who was one of three candidates who spoke to her group.
"I feel as though that I have had more exposure to her, and I liked what I heard," Falk said.
Mary Jones, who runs a horse and dairy farm in Flowery Branch, said she has known Kingston for years.
"He's always been a supporter of the farm community," Jones said. "It's nice to have someone who knows about farming issues."
Later, the candidates met for their final debate before Tuesday's primary. Perdue, who has been leading in polls, sought to explain comments he made earlier this week about how cutting spending and increasing revenue are both needed to address the nation's fiscal problems. His chief rivals have used those comments to accuse him of supporting tax increases.
"Of all the deceitful and false accusations that have been coming my way, this is absolutely the most outrageous," Perdue said, adding he had signed a pledge not to increase taxes.
Kingston countered that Perdue had an opportunity when he made the remarks to explain his opposition to raising taxes and didn't. "You should say, 'I'm against taxes,'" Kingston told Perdue. "You can't have it both ways."
Perdue was also attacked by Kingston and Handel for not voting in previous Georgia primaries. In response, Perdue said he wasn't living in the state in 2008 and voted in the 2012 presidential primary. There were general state primaries in 2010 and 2012.
"I have voted in every primary," Handel said. "That is a very solid and relevant issue, whether you are committed to our party and to our principles."
On term limits, Gingrey, Handel, Kingston and Perdue said they support them, while Broun said no.
"The problem is not unlimited terms," said Broun, who repeatedly cast himself as the anti-establishment candidate.
The Republican candidates were asked whether they would support Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, who has drawn a tea-party challenger in his own bid for re-election. Handel and Perdue said they would not, while the three congressmen would not commit either way. The debate was hosted by WSB-TV in Atlanta.
Meanwhile, Michelle Nunn, the daughter of former Sen. Sam Nunn, did not attend a separate WSB-TV debate for the Democratic candidates in the Senate race. Nunn is likely to advance in her primary against three lesser-known candidates. Her campaign cited a scheduling conflict.
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Gustavo Dudamel, conductor
Johannes Moser, electric cello
About This Performance
Hailed by Gramophone as "one of the finest among the astonishing gallery of young virtuoso cellists," German musician Johannes Moser will premiere a concerto for electric cello by acclaimed Mexican composer/guitarist Enrico Chapela, who integrates jazz, rock and Latin-American traditions with modern techniques.
Hear it in conjunction with Adams' aptly titled and thrilling opener and Prokofiev's popular Fifth Symphony, which the composer described as "a hymn to free and happy Man, to his mighty powers, his pure and noble spirit."
Johannes Moser will be signing CDs after perfomances October 20th and 21st. His CDs are available here
Astronomy and the electric cello. Normally not among the things that spring to mind when one thinks of the inspiration for symphonic works, to be sure – but these seemingly unrelated things are exactly what inspired Mexican guitarist and composer Enrico Chapela to write Magnetar. After reading about the existence of magnetars - extremely rare and powerful pulsars that emit the largest magnetic fields in the universe- Chapela removed two strings from his electric guitar, tuned it like a cello and, with the help of a commission from the LA Phil, gave birth to this extraordinary work. He enlisted German-Canadian cello sensation Johannes Moser to play the piece, which replicates the slowly building, flaring and erupting energy of these dying heavenly bodies.
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Don't lie to MPI.
The provincial auto insurer released its top five frauds of 2012, where dishonest vehicle owners paid the price for filing fraudulent claims.
Manitoba Public Insurance said its Special Investigations Unit prevented payouts of $9 million in fraudulent auto-related claims this year.
The top five frauds included:
- A man denied any involvement in a collision involving his own vehicle, which had sideswiped another vehicle. Police went to the man's home, about a block away from the collision scene, and found the owner drinking beer, who denied any involvement.
However the collision had been witnessed by an off-duty police officer on his way to work, who saw the driver run away from the crash and was able to pick the owner out of a photo lineup. A friend of the owner and passenger in the vehicle later confirmed the owner had been driving.
The owner was fined $1,500 and ordered to pay $60,000 in vehicle damages.
- Two men were fined $1,000 each and claims of $16,000 denied after they admitted hiring an arsonist to destroy their vehicles.
Surveillance video captured image of an individual smashing the windows of two vehicles and setting them on fire.
As a result of the SIU work, one of the vehicle owners admitted he and another man hired a third person to destroy their vehicles to avoid repair costs.
The arsonist was a youth who was ordered to complete an alternative measures program.
- A Winnipeg man was fined $1,000 and his $8,200 claim for damaged vehicle denied after he was tripped up by his vehicle's data crash recorder.
The man claimed his vehicle was damaged when a truck ran a stop sign and hit him.
But the vehicle crash recorder on his Chevy Cobalt revealed the car was parked at the time of the collision.
The man later admitted his car was in poor mechanical condition and staged the collision in hopes of having it written off.
- A Winnipeg woman was fined $1,100 and her $20,000 claim denied after it was discovered she lied about who was driving her vehicle.
The woman told MPI she was alone at the time of a collision but the vehicle's data crash recorder indicated the passenger seat was occupied. Witnesses told police at the scene that vehicle had been driven by a man who appeared to be impaired and smelled of alcohol and was unsteady on his feet.
- A man who had been collecting Income Replacement benefits for a year following a collision was fined $1,000 and ordered to pay restitution of $8,466 after he pleaded guilty to fraud.
MPI paid the man benefits when he claimed he was too badly injured to work. After nearly a year, the SIU investigated and found that the man had been working – activity logs at his place of employment revealed he had put in 131 shifts of employment while receiving income replacement benefits.


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A woman dying of exposure to asbestos at Battersea Power Station remarried her husband as she lay on her deathbed.
Mother-of-two Hazel Badgery, 62, died at Kingston Hospital after a wedding ceremony with Stephen Badgery on August 16, 2012.
She was admitted to hospital after experiencing breathing and swallowing difficulties on August 6.
Mrs Badgery, who lived in Fullers Avenue, Tolworth, died from mesothelioma, an industrial-disease brought on by exposure to asbestos, coroner Chinyere Inyama concluded in the hearing at West London Coroners' Court today.
No family members were present as he read out documentary evidence.
The court heard Mrs Badgery, born in Battersea, had worked for Battersea Power Station as her father had in the 1950s and 60s, and had come into contact with asbestos.
Her father also died from an asbestos-related illness.
Three days before Mrs Badgery died, she received a letter from her solicitors telling her that her claim against Battersea Power Station had been admitted.


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Perform is one of the UK's best-known children's drama schools and comes highly recommended.
They run weekly workshops at over 160 venues across London and the South-East and the classes use a unique mix of drama, dance and singing to help bring out children's true potential. With a high level of personal attention and a range of specially written songs, games, tongue-twisters and raps, their enthusiastic and experienced teachers focus on developing children's confidence and social skills while giving them lots of fun at the same time.
Perform also offer extremely popular birthday parties for toddlers, 4-8s and 8-12s. All parties feature costumed Party Leaders and age-appropriate themes like Superheroes, High School Musical and Mermaids & Pirates, popular holiday courses based on classic stories, Mini Ps (for under 4s) and Perform Plus (for 8-12s).
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Crystal Palace go to Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday looking to extend their unbeaten run in all competitions to three games.
And confidence is high in the camp after recent victories on the road at Aston Villa and WBA, and a close 1-0 defeat at Manchester City.
Eagles defender Jonathan Parr is relishing the prospect of the trip to north London, although Stoke City, the last team to visit White Hart Lane in the Premier League, ended up on the wrong end of a 3-0 scoreline.
Parr said: "We're doing well on the road at the moment, which I think is down to how Tony [Pulis] has set us up.
"Tottenham will be tough, they are a good side with a good manager now and playing in their stadium is never easy.
"But we a lot more solid now and we are a lot harder to break down."
He added: "Between now and the end of the season there are plenty of tough games, we just have to put in the hard work, and hopefully we will collect enough points to keep us in the Premier League, that is the ultimate goal."
The last time the sides met was on the opening day of the season, where a Roberto Soldado penalty was the difference between the two sides.
No repeat: Palace are a lot more defensively sound since the opening day defeat to Tottenham Hotspur


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Hello,I have this table called "testtab":
1 | 82 | 153 | 5
Field ID is INT autoincrement as usual for ID field, field value is common INT. I need to insert new record to it. The inserted value should be equal to the highest value +1. I tried to do something like this:
INSERT INTO testtab SET value=(select max(value) from testtab)+1
Mysql threw this error:
You can't specify target table for update in FROM clause
I searched internet and found that I cannot use the same table in a subqery of insert/delete/update query. So my question is: Is here some workaround for this? I know I could use two queries - one to find the maximum value and second to insert the value+1 into DB, but I would like to do it in a single query.
Thanks for help
As you found out, you cannot.
Thanks for quick reply. So double query is the only way how to do this?
try it like this --
INSERT INTO testtab (value)
SELECT MAX(value)+1 FROM testtab
Wow, it works. But I don't understand it. It is also some sort of subqeery, isn't it? What does it mean "(value)"? Please, explain it to me or give me some links, I would like to understand it
well, value happens to be your column name, right? the syntax is
Okay, thanks, I will have to have a look at it. It seems interesting to me
hi i hvae seen the threads you sent. iam very happy to get the half answer for the posted thread. But i need with multiple columns inserting...i have written the query as like this,i created one more column in the table mentioned above,
Query:insert into testtab(value,name) values(select max(value)+1 from testtab,'sunil')
please let me know exact query syntax. Its very urgent in my application.
try this --
INTO testtab
( value
, name )
SELECT MAX(value)+1
, 'sunil'
FROM testtab
HI Thanks for your immediate reply.Realy Iam very happy.I will contact this site , when i get any queries.
ok nope
i have one more doubt
Preventing Duplicate Record Insertion on Page Refresh
i have insert query and form in one pageAfter clicking submit by the user, one record is inserting.., again if he refreshes the page one more record is inserting. iam not having any unique colums in the table
how can i solve this problem?
pls helppppppppp
hii had one more problem,i have insert query is like this
mysql_query("INSERT INTO pre_admission_form (adm_no,pre_adm_number, f_name, l_name) SELECT MAX(adm_no)+1,'Pre'||MAX(adm_no)+1,'".$POST['fname']."', '".$POST['lname']."' FROM pre_admission_form where client_id='".$SESSION['clientid']."'");
I need to display that pre_admission_number generated by the inserted query, how can i do it. please send me reply.Its urgent.............
i know that mysql_insert_id() returns the last inserted id, And we can get pre_adm_number by that.
But the problem is "if so many users clicks at the same time, may be two users get same pre_adm_number.
no, not possible
maybe you could declare some unique columnssssssssssssssssss
pls send example for the below query,
Add unique constraint for multiple columns mysql
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX index_name ON table_name (column1, column2, column3 ... );
i have to do search from multiple tables like student (student info. ), master( client_id, class, section), student_sec (secondary info of student )
i have written teh query as follows,
SELECT st.sno sss,st.name names,mt.class cl,mt.section sec FROM student st, master mt,student_sec_info st_sec WHERE st.master_sno=mt.sno and st.sno=st_sec.st_sno and mt.client_id='27' OR st.name LIKE 'Abhi%' OR st.p_mobile LIKE 'Abhi%' OR st.email LIKE 'Abhi%' OR st_sec.f_name LIKE 'Abhi%' OR st_sec.f_name LIKE 'Abhi%' OR st_sec.m_occ LIKE 'Abhi%' OR st_sec.caste LIKE 'Abhi%' OR st_sec.subcaste LIKE 'Abhi%'OR st_sec.p_add LIKE 'Abhi%' OR st_sec.c_add LIKE 'Abhi%' LIMIT 20
Thru the above query, iam getting other clients students also.....pls send the exact wuery for search ( having more than 5 like operators, 3 joining tables, one exact condition like client in my query..)
PLease it is urgent , Thanks in Advance...
Query with indentation,
SELECT st.sno sss,st.name names,mt.class cl,mt.section sec FROM student st, master mt,student_sec_info st_sec WHERE st.master_sno=mt.sno ANDst.sno=st_sec.st_sno ANDmt.client_id='27' OR st.name LIKE 'Abhi%' OR st.p_mobile LIKE 'Abhi%' OR st.email LIKE 'Abhi%' OR st_sec.f_name LIKE 'Abhi%' OR st_sec.f_name LIKE 'Abhi%' OR st_sec.m_occ LIKE 'Abhi%' OR st_sec.caste LIKE 'Abhi%' OR st_sec.subcaste LIKE 'Abhi%'OR st_sec.p_add LIKE 'Abhi%' OR st_sec.c_add LIKE 'Abhi%'LIMIT 20


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Comeback bid falls short as Pirates drop opener
Alvarez, Walker return as Bucs battle back after early deficit
WASHINGTON -- The Pirates couldn't get the big comeback they really wanted Friday night, but happily settled for two minor comebacks that may yet play a major role in their pennant chase.
Many happy returns? Well, there were at least two of them: Neil Walker was back at second base, Pedro Alvarez was back at -- yes -- third base, and both contributed to the Bucs' efforts to recover from a short and lax Charlie Morton start.
Ultimately, a quick 5-0 hole to Washington was too deep, and the Bucs went down, 5-4, at Nationals Park for their third consecutive loss.
This is how close the Bucs came to a capital robbery: Not only did they get the potential tying run to third with two outs in the ninth, but Washington catcher Wilson Ramos virtually had his face in the netting behind home plate to catch Josh Harrison's foul pop for the 27th out.
"I just love the way we battled after being down early. We put ourselves in position to come back. We pushed it about as far as we could," said Pirates manager Clint Hurdle.
Hurdle most loved: Alvarez cutting the Nationals' lead to a run with a two-out single in the ninth off closer Rafael Soriano for his second RBI of the game.
"I think Pedro is in a good place, moving in the right direction," said Walker, a close friend. "We know he can carry this team at any time, and he's getting back to a place where he feels confident."
Hurdle least loved: Morton's worrisome start, putting the Pirates into a quick disadvantage against now 12-game winner Tanner Roark.
"We didn't see a lot of consistency in the sink, or break in the breaking ball," Hurdle said of the veteran righty. "The misfires ... even in the zone ... he got behind and was not able to recover. It just wasn't there for him."
For his part, Morton seemed genuinely puzzled by how badly things had gone.
"Yeah, you could say that," he whispered. "I don't feel like they were driving balls off me. But I missed a couple of spots ... it was just bad at-bat management."
Walker and Alvarez hit doubles in a three-run fourth inning against Roark that gave the Bucs life. Walker's was followed by Starling Marte's homer, and Alvarez drove in Travis Snider with his double after Snider had drawn a two-out walk.
Furthermore, Alvarez flashed a bit of his old aggressive hot-corner style. In the third, he handled a hot smash off Ian Desmond's bat and, more significantly, fired a strike to second for a force. Two innings later, with runners on first and second, he gloved Ramos' grounder, stepped on third for the force and fired across the diamond close enough to first for Ike Davis to make an easy pick and complete the double play.
"Those are all confidence-building plays. It was good to see him have a good night," said Walker, who also gave himself a thumbs-up.
"I was a little rusty," said Walker, kept by lower-back tightness to one start the last two weeks, in which he had lasted only a half game before a recurrence of the spasms. "I just have to get back in the swing of things, get my timing back."
Morton's harrowing start was a carryover from the end of his prior outing, a four-spot for San Diego in the fifth inning on Sunday. This time, he allowed three in the first before retiring anyone -- the only out in that sequence coming when Russell Martin nailed Denard Span attempting to steal third. Bryce Harper's two-run single was the big knock. At that point, reverting to the start against the Padres, 12 of the last 16 batters faced by Morton had reached base.
After a brief reprieve -- a perfect second -- the Nationals set after Morton again. Run-scoring singles in the third by Adam LaRoche and Ramos raised the damage to 5-0.
Morton was done after that, the three-inning start his briefest of the season. The five runs charged against him inflated his ERA to 3.84. It had been 3.40 through the first four innings of Sunday's start against the Padres.
Thereafter, the Nationals were held within sight by the Pirates bullpen, including their newest member. John Axford threw up a zero in the eighth in his Pittsburgh debut, with two strikeouts.
Except for the hiccup by Soriano at the end of the line, the Washington bullpen was doing a similar number on the Bucs. Jerry Blevins, Drew Storen and Tyler Clippard totaled 2 1/3 hitless innings to hand the ball to the closer.
"They all have weapons," Hurdle said of the Nationals relievers, after they'd trained those weapons on his guys.
Tom Singer is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog Change for a Nickel. He can also be found on Twitter @Tom_Singer. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Rosslyn Park's National League One title hopes took a severe dent on Saturday after a 36-21 defeat at Cinderford.
Out-played and out-fought by fired-up, five-try host, Park cannot have any complaints about this defeat.
Despite a good start, playing with the wind at their backs, it ended up as a rare poor performance, and Ed Lewis-Pratt's brace of tries and 11 points off Ross Laidlaw's boot were not enough.
Park kicked off and the opening exchanges were played out in the home team's half, where a good run by Luke Campbell ended in Cinderford conceding a penalty - Laidlaw's well-struck effort made a difficult kick look routine to give the visitors a 3-0 lead.
Cinderford soon came back, and Park were penalised with a free-kick at the first scrum, were penalised again - but Mark Davies missed a straightforward kick, and Park could breathe again.
A difference between the two sides soon became apparent - whereas Cinderford clung to the ball like limpets, Park became their own worst enemies by constantly surrendering possession, either by mis-handling or by kicking possession away to allow their opponents to run back at them.
Cinderford took the lead after 13 minutes, working the ball wide to speedy winger Lloyd Stapleton whose unconverted try in the corner was aided and abetted by poor defending.
Park came back, gaining a penalty on half way, which Laidlaw kicked to touch inside the home 22 to set up a strong attack.
A robust run from Nev Edwards took his side to the 5m line, from where Park tried to drive over.
With the referee signalling a penalty advantage, scrum half Jack Gash tried a wide pass that Laidlaw's outstretched fingertips just failed to hold, but play came back for the penalty which Laidlaw chipped over to put his side back in front at 6-5.
Cinderford still enjoyed a clear advantage in terms of possession and a good attack earned them a penalty that was kicked to touch.
They won the ball at the lineout and, after Park had repulsed their initial surge, they quickly passed the ball along the line for prop Nick Selway to crash over by the posts, Davies converting to put the home side back in front at 12-6.
An excellent penalty, well-struck from some 40 metres out wide, saw Laidlaw reduce the arrears to 12-9 - only for Park to concede a poor try almost from kick off.
Again kicking for position, the ball came back to them with interest and was promptly sliced into touch well inside Park territory.
The error was compounded by some poor defending as home centre Kai Done skipped in for a try, converted by Davies to stretch the lead to 19-9.
To their credit, Park came back with an all-out attack through several phases. It looked a vain effort when stout defending saw them again lose possession, but they recaptured it, worked it out wide on the right and full-back Lewis-Pratt ran onto the ball and got round the defence, Laidlaw converting on the stroke of half-time.
If a scoreline of only 19-16 flattered Park, then the game was still there to be won in the second half if they could reproduce the sort of form they had shown thus far this season.
Instead, Park received kick-off, booted the ball straight back to Cinderford who accepted the invitation to attack and a line-out catch and drive saw hooker Tom Bozzard credited with the try, Davies converting, 26-16.
If that was bad enough, it was compounded five minutes later when a simple switch move saw the hooker again cross the line for his side's fifth try, Davies again nailing the conversion for 33-16.
It looked as if Park were now playing only for pride, and they showed they still had it as they battled to find a way to score. Gaining a penalty in front of the posts, Laidlaw hoisted it to touch to set up another attack.
A powerful run up the right by substitute Charles Broughton nearly bore fruit, and before the home defence could settle, Lewis-Pratt took the ball on to score in the corner.
An 'impossible' conversion kick by Laidlaw hit the inside of the far post but bounced back into play, which just about summed up his side's afternoon.
At 21-33, with still more than a quarter of the game left, there was still a sliver of hope, but three minutes later Park conceded a further penalty and Davies accepted the three points on offer to stretch the margin to 15 points – more than two converted tries – with only 20 minutes remaining.
Park tried, but there seemed to be more effort than conviction as the clock increasingly became Cinderford's 16th man.
In the closing minutes, Park's Laurence Ovens spoiled an otherwise strong performance when frustration got the better of him and he was yellow-carded by the referee for a line-out offence.
It wasn't the start to the new year that Park would have wished for, but credit to a superb performance by Cinderford.
Park, who host struggling Cambridge next weekend, remain in third place, just one point ahead of Esher and 12 points off the top.


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Love It or Hate It? Hailee Steinfeld at Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week
Hailee Steinfeld pulled out all the fashion stops at Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week! What do you think of her look? Weigh in here!
-Lucia Peters
Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week is currently in full swing, and my goodness, the fashion! It is marvelous!… and sometimes confusing. But that's the fun of haute couture, is it not? The runway models aren't the only ones who have been pulling out all the stops, though; celebrities have been flocking from far and wide to the City of Light, too, and they've gotten all dolled up for the occasion while they're at it.
Take Hailee Steinfeld, for instance. The True Grit star, looking all sophisticated and worldly, donned this ensemble for the Chanel show held at the Grand Palais on Tuesday. What do you think, Bettys? Love it or hate it?
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I've got to say, I'm… not wild about it, mostly because it's just so BUSY. Between the leather pencil skirt, the plaid coat, the neon yellow clutch, and the rakish hat, there's just a little bit too much going on here. Remember Dania Ramirez's everything-but-the-kitchen-sink look from the Wreck-It Ralph premiere? It's kind of like that: Trend overload. Hailee's mixture of plaid and neon is also making me go cross-eyed.
That said, though, I love her beauty look—the dramatic smoky eye draws attention to her exotic eye shape, while everything else stays simple enough to let her fresh-faced youth shine through (she IS only 16, after all). And hey, if you're going to be a cutting-edge fashionista, you've got to be willing to take risks. Not all of them will pay off—this one, for example—but points for trying. Generally Hailee makes stunning fashion choices, so we'll let her off the hook for this one.
Tell us: What do you think of Hailee's fashion-forward look?
Lucia Peters is BettyConfidential's associate editor.


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HOUSTON - Two young children found alone in a southeast Houston park were back with their families Thursday, Houston police said.
The children, ages 2 and 4, were placed with child protective service workers Wednesday night. They were found wandering in Schnur Park on Orem at Cullen at around 5 p.m.
The children are from two different families and not related.
A woman told KPRC Local 2 that she was the grandmother of one of the boys and that the whole thing was a misunderstanding. The woman said a family friend was supposed to be watching both of the boys, when somehow the boys wound up at the park.
People saw the boys at the park walking barefoot by themselves and called police.
The children were returned to their families. CPS said it will work with both families to make sure the boys are not left with the wrong type of people again.
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"Writing under the pen name Harun Yahya, the Turkish author Adnan Oktar proves, on the basis of the Qur'an and by way of numerous books, DVDs and videos, that evolution is a deception. Oktar is now sending his Atlas of Creation, composed of several volumes, to professors, museums, and members of the U.S. Congress.2007-09-22 23:11:46
The Brown University biologist Kenneth R. Miller is one recipient of the book.
The book has also been sent out to various faculty professors and medical faculties. All faculties such as those of biochemistry and genetics have received copies. Recipients include Columbia University microbiologist Kathryn L. Calame, Brigham Young University, University of Connecticut, University of Georgia, University of Colorado, University of Chicago and University of California at Berkeley.
The Berkeley evolutionary biologist Kevin Padian, another recipient of the Atlas, says that the book displays pictures of old fossil crabs, which look just like regular crabs, concluding that there is no evolution.
The author of the book was born in Ankara in 1956 and was educated in Turkey. He holds 'the theory of evolution' responsible for communism, fascism and terrorism. Oktar describes himself as a devoted servant of Allah (God)."


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For All The Marbles
de Jack Riston
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Al Qaeda terrorists detonate an atomic bomb in Washington, DC, changing the lives of Americans forever. But, no life is changed more than that of James Lincoln Night-Wolf Anderson, Secretary of Agriculture in the administration of President Joshua Merkelson. In the inferno of the explosion, Jim Anderson loses the love of his life, his wife of 40 years, Liz, and is thrust violently into the presidency. Along with his own grief and anger, he inherits the fears of a nation and the task of finding out who has perpetrated this evilness upon America. He must reassure those who now work for him, reassure a nation in fear, and reassure himself that America can survive this devastating blow.
Ripped right from the headlines of the world's newspapers, For All The Marbles examines not only the challenges our nation would face if the government leadership was decapitated, but also addresses those ugly issues from America's own past, when we treated Native American's with such disdain and treated African Americans as sub-human. Now that America is on the other end of evilness, will there be an understanding of just how a people feel when their land is taken from them unjustifiably? Will there be an awareness of just how awful it was that a race of people was treated as property? As a half-Sioux, Jim Anderson understands, but his task will be to communicate the same awareness to a frightened and angry nation.
At the same time, he will have to fight those who would simply destroy America. He will have to prove that goodness can come from something that was born out of such a sordid past. At the same time, he will be faced with saving America, with all of its warts, from those who are determined to see "the great Satan" removed from the face of the planet.
For his own ancestry, his wife, his son, and for the grandson he never had, President James Anderson will have to compete in a battle of wits with his own cabinet and with terrorists who have taken half of the United States - and are determined to have the rest. He will have to use all of the resources available to him as president. More than any time since the country was formed, he will have to play this game for keeps, because this time he is playing for America's survival. This time, America is playing....
...For All The Marbles!
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This recipe is a revised version of Goulash. I came up with by accident. One day while experimenting with a beef brisket, I ended up with an over cooked meat (beef mush). Not wanting to waste few pounds of beef, I decided to do something with the mess at my hands. Of course, you can always use an under cooked brisket for this recipe as well, you'll just have to let simmer in the sauce for couple of hours. This recipe is also good with leftover brisket meat.
Her is how it goes:
3-4 lbs of smoked beef brisket
3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
3 medium onions, thinly sliced
½ green pepper- diced
1 tablespoon sugar
4 garlic cloves, minced
2 tablespoons sweet paprika (if you have smoked paprika, use half sweet and half smoked)
1 teaspoon spicy paprika or cayenne pepper
2 tablespoons fresh flat parsley leaves-chopped
1 bay leaf
1 tablespoon caraway seeds, toasted and ground
1/2 teaspoon thyme-dried
½ cup of diced can tomatoes
4 tablespoons tomato paste
4 cups beef stock
¼ cup cider vinegar
Salt and pepper to taste
In a large cast iron Dutch oven (if you're cooking on the grill), heat the olive oil and sauté the onions, green pepper, and sugar until onions are brown. Add the garlic and caraway seed. Cook for about 1 minute. Add the paprika (hot and sweet), parsley, thyme, and bay leaf. Sauté for another minute. Add the tomato paste and stir for few seconds then add the vinegar, stock, diced tomatoes, salt, and pepper. Bring to a boil, and then add the cooked beef brisket. If you're adding an over cooked beef brisket, then shred well before adding. If you're using an under cooked brisket, slice into thin slices and simmer for about 2 hours. If you're adding just right cooked brisket, then just slice and add to the sauce and simmer until heated through. Serve the final product over buttered egg noodles, Spaetzle, or rice.


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At the 2013 in-cosmetics Asia exhibition, Mintel presented "Oils, BB, Scalp—What's Hot and What's Next in Hair Care," discussing what beauty companies are developing for hair care products, and how the migration of hair care into other categories is influencing hair care claims and the market overall.
Vivienne Rudd, director of global insight, beauty and personal care for Mintel, shared that hair styling products are an increasingly tough category for brands, as the perception from consumers is that styling products are a little old fashioned, and in fact, data from Mintel shows virtually no growth for the hair styling product market.
In contrast, the hair colorant market is on an uptick. According to Rudd, the U.S. is by far the biggest market at $2 billion. Meanwhile, the powerhouse Chinese market is growing very slowly in hair color, but there is movement in the rising popularity of henna color products there.
Dry shampoos continue to trend around the world, with the U.K. as its biggest market by far, Rudd said. And it's also helping to spur the innovation of new products such as dry conditioners.
Hair oils are on the rise too—a classic East meets West transition, explained Rudd, as hair oil products are well known in countries such as India but are only now growing in Western markets. However, many of the new hair oil launches are making more modern claims, such as pollution protection, aiming to attract a more cosmopolitan consumer.