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Task Dependency in Projects
Task Dependency is a relationship in which a task is dependent on other task(s). Zoho Projects supports Finish to Start dependency.
- Task dependency view
- Predecessors
- Validations for task dependency
- More about dependency view
- Business scenarios
Task dependency view
Task Dependency view helps the project team to get bird's eye view of dependent tasks. Also dependency view links tasks so that the dependent tasks are automatically adjusted when a top task is rescheduled. A sequence number is given to Tasks based on start date. Seq.No's are used when adding dependencies.
Here is the community link to our user discussions about task dependencies in Zoho Projects.
We've put help snippets for you to know more about Task Dependencies implemented in Zoho Projects.
- If you modify the End Date of the parent task, the Start Date of the child task is also altered at times. Based on Business Hours settings, if the child task or successor task falls on a weekend or non-business hour, the Start Date of the child task is adjusted to the next working day or business hour.
Predecessor task is whose start or finish date determines the start or finish date of it's successor task. You can set dependency between tasks from this view. You can click the Predecessors column against any particular task, enter the parent task's S.No and then click Enter to save the dependency link.
Validations for task dependency
- You cannot set dependencies, between tasks with the same Start and Finish dates.
A warning message about task conflicts is displayed if the dependent tasks share the same dates. The warning message is also displayed whenever there are other kinds of date conflicts between the dependent tasks.
- You cannot set dependencies, between a child task whose Start date is the same as the Finish date of the parent task.
- However, you can set dependencies for these tasks if the Start time of the child task is later than the Finish time of the parent task.
- If you pre-pone the Start date of the successor or dependent task without modifying the predecessor's Finish date, a warning message is displayed.
- If you post-pone the Finish date of a predecessor task, then the Start and Finish dates of the dependent or successor task(s)
will also be updated to reflect the number of days or hours shifted in the Finish date of the corresponding predecessor task.
A successor or dependent task will have a Start date later than the predecessors Finish date.
You can close a successor task only if its predecessor task(s) is closed. A warning message is displayed, if you try to close a dependent task without closing its predecessor task(s).
- You can set dependencies for tasks across task lists.
More about dependency view
You can add comments about predecessors, view the task dependency list and task details from the Dependency view. Learn More about how you can use task dependencies in real time.
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Welcome fans to this edition of the 11W RoundTable.
This week, the Buckeyes face Michigan State in a primetime matchup. Yes, despite the poor performance of the Big Ten as a whole thus far, this game is the World Wide Leader's College Gameday site. How exciting.
I am pleased to present this week's Dubster Analysts and would like to thank Ramzy, Sarah and Alex for their participation.
A reminder: if you have any questions for the staff after Saturday Sparty matchup for next week's game vs. Nebraska, feel free to shoot them my way. Hit me up!
Let's get 'er started.
The Big Ten part of the schedule is finally here and the Buckeyes haven't looked anywhere close to stellar versus the non-conference opponents. Tell us how you currently feel about this Buckeye team.
Ramzy: They're in the throes of puberty and it's awkward and frustrating and against a more formidable schedule the loss column would not look the way it does. Mystified as to why Ohio State's back seven is so deficient. It was only two seasons ago the Buckeyes lost their top six DBs and still beat* pass-happy Arkansas in the Sugar Bowl.
Alex: I'm still in wait and see mode. There have been things to like through the first four games and also a lot to be concerned with. This team will have to grow throughout the season and right now it's really about how quickly they can adjust on the fly. I'm not sure they'll be able to fix everything in time for this weekend's game in East Lansing, but if there is more good than bad on the field then there is a chance to come away with a huge victory.
Sarah: What quarter is it? If it's the second or fourth, I'm probably a little swoony over how good this team can be when they're firing on all cylinders. If it's the first or third, I'm probably screaming, "MISTER FALCON" (edited for TV) and on the verge of defenestrating my laptop.
Overall, I look forward to watching this team play every week, but I also know they'll be baffling at times. In many ways, Christian Bryant epitomizes this team: he can make an exciting play one minute, a frustrating play the next.
Michigan State RB Le'Veon Bell has been beastly and has carried Sparty pretty much on his back with 610 yards and 5 touchdowns. What do the Buckeyes need to do to limit him in Saturday's game?
Alex: Stack the box and make Andrew Maxwell beat you. If the Spartans just ram it up the middle and the Bucks can't stop it, they don't deserve to win. If Dantonio tries to let Maxwell win the game through the air and it beats OSU, I'd feel a little better. It's kind of like playing Wisconsin and knowing they are going to run every time with Montee Ball. If you can't stop it, you don't deserve to win.
Sarah: Do whatever they did last season, when they held him to 50 yards. I don't actually know what the defense's game plan was then, since I've blocked most of that game from memory, but it seemed to work against the run.
At his press conference on Monday, Urban said that Michigan State's defense is "going to take away the run and force you to throw the ball down the field", which is the same strategy Ohio State should use and actually tackling Bell is a good place to start. Stopping him is by far the defense's #1 priority, so no whiffs and no arm tackles. I'll be in the stands, holding a wrap it up box, hoping that encourages the defense.
And if Bell starts giving piggyback rides to the Ohio State players, a la BJ Cunningham and Travis Howard, then I'll be the 100-and-however-much-I-weigh-pound crazy lady running on the field to tackle him myself.
Ramzy: Dantonio said he now realizes that deviating from the running game - their identity - against Notre Dame was a mistake. They stuck to it against Eastern Michigan last week. They need to be prepared for it for the entire game. It's unlikely they'll deviate from their identity again.
MSU QB Andrew Maxwell hasn't been great and contains many flaws throwing for just three TDs and three INTs. How must the Buckeyes expose him on defense?
Ramzy: Ohio State's terrible linebacking play in pass coverage is the great equalizer. Maxwell should have plenty of opportunities in the flat if he's hesitant to pick on the corners.
Alex: As I said, stack the box and challenge him to throw. The Buckeyes have three corners in Bradley Roby, Travis Howard, and Doran Grant that I feel comfortable with in man coverage. Use that to your advantage and send a blitzer or two to put Maxwell under pressure and make him make throws he hasn't made all season. Also, some press coverage on the boundaries would be nice, as you can bet MSU is going to try and use passes to the sideline to beat OSU as others team have this season.
Sarah: As I said above, force him to throw downfield. The defense will have to focus on Bell, so they can't afford to constantly send blitzers at Maxwell, but the occasional one, especially early, might fluster him. He's about as mobile as the Sparty statue and won't take off running, but he does seem like he could be influenced into turning the ball over, and we know Ohio State's corners are adept at picking off opposing QBs.
Although Michigan State doesn't have much in the way of a receiving threat, Dion Sims is a quality tight end. He's the guy the defense has to account for most, after Bell. Keep him covered and dare Maxwell and his WRs to make plays through the air.
Does Coach Meyer "free Braxton" this week or will the staff limit his carries, like in the past few weeks?
Alex: I think he "frees" him moreso than in other games. I expect 20 carries from Braxton this game. He is the offense's most potent weapon. Use him.
Sarah: With Hall and Hyde in the backfield together, I think that gives the coaches more freedom and maybe they won't have to rely so heavily on Braxton's legs. On the other hand, if that's what it takes to win, they'll do it. They limited him against the likes of UAB to ease some of the burden off him and to establish the non-Braxton part of the running game, but when called upon, his feet haven't failed us yet this season.
Then again, this is the toughest defense they'll face all year, one that isn't shy from committing a cheap shot every now and then, so Braxton will also have to be protected from taking too many hits.
Ramzy: I think he frees Braxton to start the game, then does that stuff we saw against UAB to develop some other options - with hopefully more success - and then frees him again situationally if necessary.
What is one thing you saw from the Buckeyes against UAB that they absolutely cannot do this week against the Spartans?
Alex: Dumb penalties. There was running into the kicker and then Christian Bryant running his mouth (although the replay didn't look worthy of a flag) that cost the Buckeyes in that game. Those mistakes happen against MSU and it may cost them the game.
Sarah: They really need to stop taking entire quarters off. Too often this season, the team will go long stretches where it seems like all they know how to do is derp. The Buckeyes have to play much smarter against Michigan State and let their inherent Spartyness monopolize the boneheaded penalties and miscues.
Ramzy: The defense only forced UAB into one three-and-out all day. That's how you lose to any team that isn't UAB.
How many points do the Buckeyes need to score to win this game?
Sarah: Just like last year: first one to double digits wins. Well, maybe it won't be that offensively challenged. Seventeen points might win it for them, particularly if Sparty's WRs continue paying homage to the 2011 Ohio State receiving corps, but the defense has not earned my trust yet, so I'm thinking Ohio State will need to score at least 20.
Ramzy: Every time a matchup screams for the under, both defenses end up trolling everybody into a shootout. Getting to 31 feels safe, especially if Michigan State is forced to score with urgency later in the game. That scenario on the other sideline benefits the Buckeyes, who have shown big-play potential.
Alex: I think they can score anywhere above 21 and win. I really think it will be about the OSU defense slowing down Bell and shutting down the Sparty passing game, especially limiting big plays. The offense needs to be more consistent and stay on the field to limit MSU's opportunities and I certainly think they can do so, which will obviously lead to points.
How many yards do they need to limit Le'Veon Bell to win (averages 152 yards per game)?
Alex: Well it depends how many times he carries the ball, but I will say under 100 and I am happy.
Ramzy: Keep him under 100, but more importantly keep him under 4 ypc. That's how you force Dantonio to break their identity.
Sarah: I'm less concerned with how many yards Bell totals than how he gains them. Considering how blink-and-you'll-miss-it the Ohio State offense can be, either because they score quickly or go three-and-out, I don't think the team can withstand 8-minute long drives from Michigan State where they do almost nothing but hand the ball off to Bell.
But, he was mostly held in check by Ohio State last year, and Central Michigan kept him under 100 yards, so he's not impossible to stop. The defense's goal should be something similar, and if not under 100, at least limit him to below his season average.
Oh god, did I just suggest this defense should imitate last year's team and Central Michigan?
Bonus: #BraxtonYes or BraxtonNo (Big Ten Network's poll on whether or not he was a Heisman Candidate)?
Ramzy: #BraxtonYes
Alex: #BraxtonYes, the numbers don't lie, but this game goes a far way in telling us if he is a contender or pretender in the Heisman Trophy race.
Sarah: Cue the song "I've Seen All Good People" because yes, as of right now, he is. But, it's only September and if the race was decided this month, then Denard Robinson would have 50 Heismans. These next two weeks will very much impact whether Braxton gets that invite to New York. I'm not sure if he ultimately will this season. Next season, though, I think he'll be one of the frontrunners.

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Tuesday, May 01, 2007
So now will I have to read it? It's not like they did.
Besides, I remember attending a ceremony at the State House, in tow with Elizabeth Law, where I thought we were naming Make Way for Ducklings the State Book or something. Oh, wait, I just checked and that was the Official Children's Book. Jeez, this field is getting more crowded than the Grammys.
20 comments:
- Melinda said...
So after they learn all about how goverment works, they can read that chapter on Cetology and learn ... all ... about ... I don't know, something.
- 1:32 PM, May 01, 2007
- Andy Laties said...
Well I think it's a very appropriate State Book for the first state to legalize gay marriage. Those whaling ships were out for three years each time weren't they?
I'm not sure of the author, but here are the lyrics of the apropos song:
It's great to be on a ship with men
And sail across the sea-o
We don't know where we'll land or when
But it's great to be with men
'Cause men can sweat and men can stink
And no one seems to care-o
We'll throw the dishes in the sink
And clog the sink with hair-o
Men, men, men, it's a ship filled with men
So batten down the ladies room,
There's no one here but men
There's men above, there's men below
There's men down in the galley
There's Mitch and Dave and Jim and Bob
And one guy we call Sally
Men, men, men, it's ship all filled with men
You'll never have to lift the seat
There's no one here but men
We're men and friends until the end
And none of us are missus
At night we'll sleep in separate beds
And blow each other kisses
Men, men, men, it's a ship all filled with men
So throw your rubbers overboard
There's no one here but men
- 2:38 PM, May 01, 2007
- Kelly said...
It could be worse...it could be "Billy Bud."
BTW: Am I the only person alive who does not like "Make Way for Ducklings"? Didn't like it as a child, still don't like it.
- 2:42 PM, May 01, 2007
- JeanneB said...
Andy -- Isn't your song a Monty Python original?
- 2:50 PM, May 01, 2007
- Andy Laties said...
Is it? You must be right.
- 3:14 PM, May 01, 2007
- Melinda said...
Google sure comes in handy at a time like this:
- 4:11 PM, May 01, 2007
- Roger Sutton said...
Yes, I knew it as Martin Mull song. 1978?
- 5:28 PM, May 01, 2007
- Roger Sutton said...
And Kelly--Richard was telling me that he heard MWFD on the radio while in the car the other day, and it made him want to drive into a tree. So you're not alone.
- 5:30 PM, May 01, 2007
- Kelly said...
Whew! I feel better, Roger. Thanks.
- 9:14 PM, May 01, 2007
What is it about
Make Way for Ducklings
That you Don't You Like- KELLY?
Your friends,
Mack and Quack
- 10:52 PM, May 01, 2007
It was a black and hooded head; and hanging there in the midst of so intense a calm, it seemed the Sphynx's in the desert. "Speak, thou vast and venerable head," muttered Ahab, "which, though ungarnished with a beard, yet here and there lookest hoary with mosses; speak, mighty head, and tell us the secret thing that is in thee. Of all divers, thou hast dived the deepest. That head upon which the upper sun now gleams, has moved amid this world's foundations. Where unrecorded names and navies rust, and untold hopes and anchors rot; where in her murderous hold this frigate earth is ballasted with bones of millions of the drowned; there, in that awful water-land, there was thy most familiar home. Thou hast been where bell or diver never went; hast slept by many a sailor's side, where sleepless mothers would give their lives to lay them down. Thou saw'st the locked lovers when leaping from their flaming ship; heart to heart they sank beneath the exulting wave; true to each other, when heaven seemed false to them. Thou saw'st the murdered mate when tossed by pirates from the midnight deck; for hours he fell into the deeper midnight of the insatiate maw; and his murderers still sailed on unharmed- while swift lightnings shivered the neighboring ship that would have borne a righteous husband to outstretched, longing arms. O head! thou has seen enough to split the planets and make an infidel of Abraham, and not one syllable is thine!"
- 11:00 PM, May 01, 2007
To get back to another part of Roger's post, he doesn't remember how crowded the field was at the time. Yes, Make Way for Ducklings was named the Official Children's Books of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, but while we were there, eating Boston Creme Donuts (the official Donut...I kid you not) a Representative from Springfield came out and explained how HIS kids insisted that Theodore Geisel be named the official chidlren's AUTHOR of the commonwealth, thus creating a rider to the bill. Sal McCloskey was there, accepting on behalf of her father, and Mr. McCloskey died just about one week later...maybe because now that he had this prestigious honor, he could finally let himself slip away.
- 8:31 AM, May 02, 2007
- Melinda said...
Anon clinched it; I gotta read this bun-of-a-stitch.
Though for a second I thought it was spam.
- 9:11 AM, May 02, 2007
Yes. I was lucky enough to read it under a great professor, in college. I doubt I would have done it on my own.
There are several children's versions of Moby Dick -- I stock three different ones. Unfortunately they all lean heavily on plot and character and this marvelously exuberant language and the weirdly over-the-top Prophetic Biblical stuff isn't there. I wonder how this wild style could be presented to children. It sure makes for great reading-aloud.
- 9:27 AM, May 02, 2007
Anon didn't mention the mind-numbing 60 or so pages describing the bones in a whale's tale, Melinda...Beware!
- 9:43 AM, May 02, 2007
Yes, yes, the cetology (and faux cetology) can be a slog, no doubt. But there's not as much of it as many people remember, and even there you'll find good parts and moments of humor. The book has more humor in it than people who haven't read it realize. Not that it's a laugh fest, of course. Oh, hell, just read it. Start with Nathanial Philbrick's In the Heart of the Sea if you want an engrossing and horrifying primer on the world of whaling and then you'll slip right into M.D. like a true son of New Bedford. And after you read the real deal check out the Jan Needle/Patrick Benson version for young readers. Great work by Benson.
- 10:05 AM, May 02, 2007
- yankeerat said...
I for one loved Moby Dick (I read it in preperation for In the Heart if the Sea--I probably should have read them the other way around.)I loved how long and full of "stuff" it was. For me, a long, rambling, Victorian book is the literary equivalent of a long soak in the tub--the sort of thing no one has time for anymore. So I recommend it. But does the State of Massachusetts need an official state book (or donut, for that matter?) Why can't we just have the state flag and be done with it?
- 1:47 PM, May 02, 2007
- Melinda said...
Anon, you seem to totally know what it's all about, I'll read it. I don't know if I'll get Heart of the Sea read as well, since I'm a busy busy mom. But I'll give it a shot.
As far as the cetology section goes, a little taxonomy never hurt anyone. A lot of taxonomy, though ... to quote Michael Dirr, "Alas, if I had nothing to do but split taxonomic hairs, I'd have myself bound and shelved in the archives."
- 11:48 AM, May 03, 2007
what is one to think of a state which has an official pastry but cannot spell DOUGHNUT? Athens of America, my eye!
- 9:38 AM, May 04, 2007
unless of course this was "product placement" and the commonwealth got some cash from the Dunkin folks
- 9:52 PM, May 07, 2007


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Rep. David Stevens, R-Sierra Vista, told his colleagues they should do whatever they can to stop construction of the proposed Interstate 11. And it has nothing to do with cutting a new path through the high desert.
Stevens on Wednesday refused to vote for legislation that would remove some of the hurdles now deterring private companies from contracting with the state to use their own money to build new roads or express lanes and then be able to charge motorists for using them. The bill passed, nonetheless, and Gov. Jan Brewer signed it Thursday.
Stevens said he likes the concept, and it makes sense for a proposed new road to allow traffic to bypass Tucson instead of going through downtown on Interstate 10.
But I-11, Stevens said, is a different matter.
"There's been an attempt over the years to build what's called the Canamex Highway," he said, creating an unbroken line of roads from Nogales to the Canadian border. Some business interests have promoted it, saying funneling international trade through Arizona will create job opportunities here.
The missing link at this point of what ultimately would be joined under the banner of I-11 is that stretch from Phoenix to Las Vegas.
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"You may have heard the term 'Amero,' " he said. That is what remains, for now, a strictly hypothetical unit of currency of what would be a unified financial system for the three countries, similar to the euro.
The comparison does not sit well with Stevens, who said the euro has "failed miserably."
"I am a member of the United States of America," Stevens said. "I do not want to be a member of a North American country."
After the vote for the bill, Stevens argued construction of a highway would affect the form of government in the United States.
"If you go back in history and see the other highways they've tried (to connect the countries), you see what happens," he said. Stevens said supporters of a Canamex corridor tried to build a similar road through the "heartland" of Texas before being beaten back by those in that state with similar concerns.
Pressed for how a new stretch of highway was part of a one-hemisphere government, Stevens said the evidence is all around, starting with the House, on a voice vote, adopting a resolution urging the U.S. Department of Transportation to designate U.S. 93 between Phoenix and Las Vegas, much of which is now two lanes, "as a future Interstate System route and as part of the proposed Interstate 11."
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The votes for the toll road bill and I-11 memorial show most of Stevens' colleagues do not view the road with such alarm, including House Speaker Andy Tobin.
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Nor is the road any secret, he said, noting that Brewer actively promoted construction of the road in her State of the State speech in January.
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"tomorrow in spanish is mañana". My question is: How can I put the stick over the letter ñ in my computer?
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He Is Not the Spiritual Leader I Need. Should I End It?
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I don't know what to do anymore…I am 21 and i can remember at church camp, a counselor telling the girls to write down ten qualities we wanted in a husband and to stick to them. For almost five years I dated a guy who had all of those qualities and more. Romantic, kind, and he was a spirtual leader in our relationship and he served in our church. We prayed together, did devotions together and he treated me really well but six months after we graduated high school he called and broke things off. I was devistated. I loved him very much but within a year he was married. I know that God did not promise an easy life but now I find myself wondering if things will every get better. The one man I really loved for so long is gone and his wife got the exact life I always dreamed of. I was very careful about who I dated after that. About a year ago I started dating another guy I met at work. He is a great guy and treats me well but I won't let myself get close to him. For one, he is nothing like what I dreamed of or wanted in man. He loves me very much and he feels that we are ment to be. I don't know though. He is smart, funny, and he loves my family which is very important to me. He treats me well but sometimes I wounder if I'm just settling. He is a great guy and everyone keeps reminding me of that. He is not the spiritual leader I need though. He loves God and plays in the band at church but when I have suggested we pray and do devotions together it only happens once and then not again. Should I try and work things out with him or should I just end things before they get any deeper?
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I am sorry to here about your break up. I know that hurts you terribly. Don't allow yourself to think that she got your life because she didn't. She got her life. The Lord allowed this man to move out of your life for a reason. You have to trust His ways no matter what, remembering that everything that happens to us whether we see it as good or bad the Lord will always work out for our good. Instead of meditating on what could have been meditate on the truth that our Lord has good plans for your life, to give you a future and a hope. We know that His ways are not our ways and His thoughts are not our thoughts. They are so much higher and wiser. Since we know that He has good plans we must trust Him with everything and in everything. (Romans 8:28-30, Jeremiah 29:11-13, Isaiah 55:8-9)
If you feel like this young man let you down you have to forgive him and let it go. Pray for him and his marriage believe it or not it will help the healing process. I truly believe that is why the Lord wants us to pray for those that hurt us, persecute us, and talk about us.
Now for the new guy..Well, when I woke up this morning I was thinking about your question. The first scripture that came to mind is found in Matthew 7: 16-20 and it says:
"By their fruit you will recognize them. Do people pick grapes from thornbushes, or figs from thistles? Likewise every good tree bears good fruit, but a bad tree bears bad fruit. A good tree cannot bear bad fruit, and a bad tree cannot bear good fruit. Every tree that does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire. Thus, by their fruit you will recognize them."
Just because someone plays in the band or sings in the choir doesn't mean that they are in the Word, spiritual, or even saved. The only way to know whether a believer is a true believer is by the fruit that they produce in their life. I would say evaluate this young man's fruit.
What have you seen in him over the past year? Does He read the Word? What comes out of his mouth? Words of life or words of death? Whatever you have seen already has made you determine that he is not the spiritual leader you need. That says a lot right there.
I can not tell you whether you should leave him or not. I will tell you that I think that the Lord is already speaking to you about what you should do. I believe it is time to pray and fast about this situation. The Lord is faithful to answer us when we call out for help. He will never lead us down the wrong path. I am going to be praying for you too.
I don't think that you should settle. There is no perfect man out there, but the Lord does have the perfect man out there for each of us. If those ten qualities that you wrote down in summer camp were based on the Word of God and inspired by Him then I would say allow them to help guide you.
Father,You see my sister's heart and concern. She needs direction. She wants to have the man in her life that will be the spiritual leader of their marriage. Her heart's desire seems to be a man that loves you. She wants him to pray with her and read the Word with her. She wants to know that she can trust Him because He is going to You and seeking Your direction. Your Word says that You will give us the desires of our hearts. This desire that you have put in her heart I believe comes straight from You. Hear her pray and give her clear direction in what she should do here with this young man. Give her the wisdom and courage to always do the right thing. We thank you. We praise You because You are Faithful and True to Your Word. We trust You and hope in You. In Jesus name..Amen
Sister I leave you with some scriptures. Meditate on them and trust His Word.
Isaiah 30:21 Whether you turn to the right or to the left, your ears will hear a voice behind you, saying, "This is the way; walk in it."
Proverbs 16:9 In his heart a man plans his course, but the LORD determines his steps.< Proverbs 3:5-6 Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight.
Psalm 37:23 If the LORD delights in a man's way, he makes his steps firm;
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About 150 immigrants who have entered Palestine illegally besieged the offices of the Zionist Executive at seven o'clock yesterday morning and last night were still on the premises, declaring they would not leave until the Executive took measures to have their residence in Palestine legalized.
It was learned that the Zionist Executive later promised to arrange matters for the immigrants.
The illegal immigrants, who are from various countries, had turned down offers by representatives of the Executive to aid them later if they would disperse.
An official of the Executive attempted forcefully to eject the demonstrators, slightly injuring four of them.
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Following a successful run of Asi Wind's Concert of the Mind, a show of remarkable mental feats by one of the great magicians of our time, Axis Theatre Company continues to explore magic and illusion with the world premiere of Randy Sharp's Nothing on Earth.
Nothing on Earth will run at Axis Theatre February 27-April 5 (see schedule above). Critics are welcome as of Saturday, March 1 for an official opening on Thursday, March 6. Axis Theatre is located at One Sheridan Square in the West Village (just off 7th Avenue, accessible from the 1 train at Christopher Street and the B/D/F/M/A/C/E at West 4th Street).
Nothing on Earth is written and directed by Sharp, the Artistic Director of Axis, who wrote and directed the company's Drama Desk-nominated production of Last Man Club, and who directed Edgar Oliver's acclaimed East 10th Street.Her new play examines Houdini's driven crusade to expose fraudulent mediums and his crossing paths with the avid spiritualist Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Both men are catapulted to the center of The Scientific American Magazine contest to find the first-ever provable clairvoyant, a battle that destroyed their friendship and left Houdini to continue his search for a true psychic to contact his mother. He was not successful.
Axis Company has worked closely with William Kalush, Executive Director of the Conjuring Arts Research Center, Houdini scholar, and author of The Secret Life of Houdini, to re-create some of Houdini's most famous illusions and bring the audience on a journey to the strangest part of his life story.
The cast features George Demas, Spencer Aste, Lynn Mancinelli, Brian Barnhart, David Crabb and Brian Linden. The production includes lighting design by David Zeffren, sound design by Steve Fontaine, costume design by Karl Ruckdeschel and dramaturgy by Marc Palmieri.
About Randy Sharp: Randy Sharp has been directing plays for almost 30 years. Educated in London she returned to the United States to attend Simon's Rock College, a unit of Bard. After graduating, Randy settled in New York City. Founded in 1996, her theatre company, Axis, acquired a permanent New York City home in 1998. The interior of the historic performance space, at 1 Sheridan Square, was transformed to reflect her vision of total theatrical immersion where audiences are surrounded by the experience of the play the moment they cross the threshold. Distractions from the material are minimal. Productions include Drama Desk Award-winner Last Man Club, A Glance at New York (Edinburgh Fringe & NYC); Julius Caesar; Down There; the U.S premiere of Sarah Kane's Crave, starring Deborah Harry, Seven in One Blow (published by DPS and performed every December in NYC and around the country); and Edgar Oliver's East 10th Street: Self Portrait with Empty House (Fringe First Award, Edinburgh Fringe; Spoleto Festival USA 2011). Her episodic play Hospital, about the interior life of a man in a coma, is a West Village phenomenon every summer. She also wrote and directed the period feature film Henry May Long, winner of 13 international film festival awards.
About Axis Theatre Company: Axis Company (Artistic Director, Randy Sharp) was formed with a mission to present aggressive surrealism, classic vaudeville turns and vanguard adaptation. Past productions include Beckett's Play, Benjamin Baker's 1848 vaudeville A Glance at New York (Edinburgh & NYC), Last Man Club (2013 Drama Desk nomination) and the U.S. premiere of Sarah Kane's Crave, starring Deborah Harry. Axis has also produced the premiere of Edgar Oliver's East 10th Street (New York Times Critic Pick; Fringe First Award: Edinburgh; Spoleto USA 2011).
About The Conjuring Arts Research Center: The Conjuring Arts Research Center is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and interpretation of magic and its allied arts, which include psychic phenomenon, hypnosis, deceptive gambling, mentalism, ventriloquism, juggling, and sleight-of-hand techniques. Currently, Conjuring Arts functions primarily as a research library, of over 11,000 book and magazine titles, dating back to the 15th century and representing multiple languages. However, the library itself is only the first in a long list of roles Conjuring Arts plays. By providing its holdings, online database, semi-annually published journal, and performance component to the public, Conjuring Arts strives to preserve the rich histories and traditions of this ancient performing art.
Nothing on Earth runs February 27-28, March 1, 3, 5-8, 12-15, 20-22, 27-29 at 8:00 P.M. Additional Performances: April 2-5 at 8:00 P.M. The Axis Theatre is located at One Sheridan Square. Tickets: $40, $30 students/seniors. Call 212.807.9300 or visit www.axiscompany.org.


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A fun and funky hooded poncho jacket that buttons up the front. Nice and toasty warm for the winter.
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I was told not to trust the statistics out there
A large percentage. They can suffer from the death of others or suffer their own end and it's very likely that a least one of those things will happen to everyone.

However there is the small percentage that won't "suffer" from death at all, either because they were depressed, were not mentally aware (have some severe condition that affects their mental awareness), or were unconscious and therefore wouldn't know and wouldn't knowingly suffer it.

There's a problem with your question, not only could it be taken in two ways as to whether it's your death or a loved one's death but there is also the problem that does this person knowingly suffer (e.g. they are aware that they are suffering or experiencing pain) or are they experiencing death without necessarily being aware that they are dying or suffering?
I dont know. It's thought that with computer power increasing at the rate it is, within the next 100 years a human mind could be transfered to computers. Longevity programs are slowly finding the reasons for aging and someday may be able to prolong life and perhaps reverse aging. someday. Who knows what death is exactly. Electrical and chemical reactions in the brain end at death, but is that all there is to mind? Who knows? In less than 100 years humans have gone from horse drawn wagons to spaceships. Nasa can build a device that can send radio from mars rovers to earth without a lot of power (and yet I cant get cell phone reception in the breakroom at work). In the next 100 years who knows? Even experts in their fields dont like to speculate more than 20 years ahead.
Probably 100%. But I'm empirically sure about that.
There is no % we were all born to suffer death because "Jesus" suffered death...
When your life is taken you are suffering....
LOL! Yep, it's 100%.
What percent of people will die? I'd hazard a random guess at 100%
maybe not but the question was poorly asked. no one SUFFERS from death. We all will die eventually.
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NEW DELHI, INDIA, March 14, 2001: RSS leader Shri Mohan Bhagwat, denied today that R.K. Gupta, one of the persons caught taking bribes in a clever scam by the web site Tehelka, was not associated with the RSS. He said, "The reports say that Shri Gupta described himself as "National Trustee" of the RSS. I have to clarify that RSS is not a trust and hence neither Shri Gupta nor anybody else can be a Trustee of the RSS. Shri Gupta, though known to some of our workers in Delhi, has no position in the RSS. He is neither a member of any central or provincial organizational unit nor is he any office bearer in the RSS. In the report it is also alleged that Shri R. K. Gupta floated a society named 'Friends of India Society International' and that he was its sole trustee. Our inquiry from our contacts in England inform us that the 'Friends of India Society International' is not a trust nor is Mr. Gupta its trustee."


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Fountain Valley residents are driving, jogging and biking in droves to visit the city's weekly Market in the Park event, where attendees can enjoy live music, activities for kids and fresh produce from local California certified farms.
The Market in the Park, which debuted May 8 at the Fountain Valley Recreation Center, 16400 Brookhurst St., has been gaining a steady stream of traffic, according to event manager Mary Ann Senske.
Senske said most of the feedback she receives from patrons has been positive and that the healthy food options and fresh produce are a big lure to residents who often find themselves at the event as they take their evening jogs through Mile Square Park.
Energy was high at the Sunny Cal Farms booth, with employees flagging down attendees with free samples of their specialty items – pluots.
Sunny Cal Farms owner Shaun Rosendahl said the pluots – which are a hybrid of plums and apricots – aren't a common item in all farmers market booths and that residents are buying their specialty item by the basket.
Rosendahl said his booth typically carries anywhere between 15 and 20 varieties of fruits each week and that a pound of fruit costs $4.
Fountain Valley residents Tom and Fran Martin said they eagerly came to the Market in the Park to grab some fresh produce from local farms and were surprised to see that it holds up well against longtime farmers markets at UC Irvine and Costa Mesa.
Tom Martin also expressed his enjoyment of the food trucks carrying New York-style pizza and Korean and Mexican fusion food.
Senske noted that all different appetites can be satisfied at the Market in the Park, with pizza and funnel cakes for the kids and empanadas or tamales for the adults.
Senske invited all residents of Fountain Valley to take in the relaxing atmosphere of the Market in the Park and said that there's a booth that serves bacon-wrapped hot dogs covered in grilled onions and chili peppers that are "to die for."
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Voters in Coryell County chose to have a new Republican represent them in Texas House District 59 during a runoff election Tuesday.
In a tightly contested race for the Republican spot on November's ballot, J.D. Sheffield pushed out incumbent District 59 state Rep. Sid Miller.
Sheffield, the medical director at Coryell Medical Clinic in Gatesville, had 55 percent of the total 15,186 votes cast, according to unofficial results.
Out of 4,684 votes in Coryell County, he captured 73 percent.
Sheffield, who lost to Miller in 2010, seized on a wave of discontent with incumbents in the Republican primary to force his way into Tuesday's runoff and defeat Miller in the rematch.
Sheffield will face Democratic candidate Bill Norris, an educator from Dublin, in November.
In the only county government seat up for grabs Tuesday, Jack Wall brought in 57 percent of the total vote, and will continue serving as Coryell County's Precinct 1 commissioner.
"I feel really good," said Wall after unofficial results were released Tuesday night. "I'm glad God and the voters of Coryell County put me back."
In final, unofficial totals Tuesday, Wall received 695 votes to 521 for challenger Larry Riddle.
More than 700 voters turned out for early voting, with 57 percent of the votes going to Wall.
On election day 429 more votes were counted and Wall claimed 56 percent of them. Wall also garnered 57 percent of the 84 absentee ballots cast.
Wall has served on the commissioners court for 15 years and has been a voice for residents on issues such as roads during that time.
"We've got a lot of projects started for our county and we may get some of them done," said Wall about looking forward to his next four years as commissioner.
Statewide results
In other Republican primary runoff results Tuesday, Ted Cruz pulled a surprise win over Lt. Gov. David Dewhust to earn the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison.
Roger Williams defeated Wes Riddle in the race for U.S. Representative, District 25.
Christi Craddick defeated Warren Chisum for Railroad Commissioner.
Incumbent Barry Smitherman defeated Greg Paker for Railroad Commissioner (unexpired term).
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean steelmaker POSCO (005490.KS) is looking for strategic investors in the $1.45 billion stake it has in Australian's iron ore project, Roy Hill, a spokeswoman said on Friday.
The company is seeking investors for the 2.5 percent stake out of the 12.5 percent it has, said POSCO's Kim Ji-young, as the steelmaker is tightening its belt in response to the prolonged downturn in the steel industry.
POSCO, the world's fourth-biggest steelmaker, has been looking to boost its access to iron ore and coal used to make steel, including taking a 15 percent stake in the $10 billion Roy Hill project early this year.
But the company in April sold a 2.5 percent stake in Roy Hill Holdings to China Steel Corporation (2002.TW) for 359.9 billion Korean won ($331.54 million), leaving it with a 12.5 percent stake.
The Roy Hill project is led by 70 percent stakeholder Hancock in Australia. POSCO, Japanese trading company Marubeni Corp (8002.T), South Korea's STX Corp (011810.KS), and Taiwan's China Steel Corp (2002.TW) are among the other stakeholders.
Shares in POSCO, backed by Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRKa.N) (BRKb.N), were up 0.3 percent in a flat broader market .KS11 as of 0051 GMT on Friday. It has fallen nearly 10 percent this month, as brokerages downgraded its earnings outlook for the current quarter.
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HOUSTON - Some are issuing a warning before you buy cards or gifts for families with young children this holiday season. Miniature disc or button batteries inside many popular products have already cost several children their lives.
Every year in the United States, more than 3,500 people of all ages are said to swallow miniature disc or "button" batteries according to the National Capital Poison Center. Without quick action, that little battery can cause serious injury or even kill.
Mark and Susan Sadauskas said the only sign something was wrong with their son Max came at dinner time.
"Shortly after eating a couple of bites, Max threw up his food and he never had done that," said Mark Sadauskas.
Max's mom remembered finding this old remote control on the floor an hour earlier. She realized 1-year-old Max could have swallowed the tiny battery inside.
"I never would have thought that he could have gotten this little case off of this battery and ingest something like that, and they're everywhere," said Susan Sadauskas.
X-rays showed the battery was lodged in Max's esophagus. Dr. Kris Jatana of Nationwide Children's Hospital said Max's parents reacted quickly enough to save him from serious injury.
"The clock is ticking from the moment the battery is placed inside the body, and serious injury can occur within two hours," said Jatana.
Too many times, parents don't know their child's sickness is caused by a button battery.
According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, a recent study showed more than 60 percent of reported incidents initially were misdiagnosed.
The symptoms can mimic that of a stomach bug causing a deadly delay in seeking help. In the meantime, the battery can burn into the airway and even into the aorta.
A recent study found the majority of children who swallow these batteries remove them from a device first.
Max's parents said they are extremely lucky and know that their situation could have been a lot worse. Now they want every family to take steps to prevent a tragedy.
These batteries are found in singing cards, talking books, toys, keychains, electronic devices, and more.
If you purchase one of these items, make sure the button battery is secured in a compartment that requires a screwdriver to open. If young children will be in your home this holiday season, do a sweep of your house first to remove any items that don't meet that requirement.
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End of an Age
The Moddey Dog
The Legend of the Moddey Dog
In the year 874 AoA, in the dead of the coldest winter these lands had seen in almost a century, war was brewing, and Pell Castle there was constantly garrisoned by soldiers. The guard room was just inside the entrance, and had a passage that led from it, through one of the old churches, to the Captain of the Guard's Room. At the end of each day one of the soldiers would lock the castle gates and carry the key through the dark passage to the Captain. The soldiers used to take turns doing this.
About this time a big black dog with rough curly hair had wandered into the town, and had started begging for food. Noone knew where he had come from, as those kind of dogs didn't live around these parts. He was a rather unfriendly dog, and would bark, snap, and bite at anyone who got too close to him. After a few weeks of him wandering around, pestering people for food and trying to attack them when they gave it to him, one of the guards, a dwarf named Thermitt Braughbringer who was as big and burly as they get, decided he'd outstayed his welcome. He went out that evening, caught the dog sleeping, and quickly stuffed him in a bag. Braughbringer took the dog to the blacksmith's forge, and emptied the bag right into the fire! They say you could hear the dog crying and yelping all the way to Crossroads.
Now, you might think that would have been the end of the dog, but as it's told, the dog leapt from the fire, still burning, tore out Braughbringer's throat, and ran off. The guards said they could see the dog from the flames, running out into the hills for half an hour before it disappeared from sight.
6 months later, a large black dog started appearing in the guard house, sometimes in one room, next time in a different room. He did not have fur, but instead was covered in charred flesh, looking almost like scales. Noone knew how he got in or out, but every night, when the candles were lit in the guard room and the fire was burning bright, he would come down the dark passage and lay himself down by the doorway. He would come no closer to the flames, but lay there as if to stay warm until the break of day, when he would then get up and disappear into the passage.
The soldiers were at first terrified of him but after some time they were used to the sight of him and lost some of their fear, though they still looked upon him as something more than mortal. Whilst he was in the room the men were quiet and sober, and no bad words were spoken. When the hour came to carry the key to the Captain, two of them would always go together – no man would face the dark passage alone.
One night, however, one foolish fellow had drunk more than was good for him and he began to brag and boast that he was not afraid of the dog. It was not his turn to take the keys, but to show how brave he was, he said that he would take them alone. He dared the dog to follow him.
'Let him come,' he shouted, laughing; 'I'll see whether he be dog or devil!' His friends were terrified and tried to hold him back, but he snatched up the keys and went out into the passage. The Black Dog slowly got up from where it lay and followed him.
There was a deathly silence in the guard room; no sound was heard but the crackling of the wood in the fireplace.
After a few minutes, there came from the dark passage the most unearthly screams and howls, but not a soldier dared to move to see what was going on. They looked at each other in horror.
Shortly after they heard steps and the rash fellow came back into the room. His face was ghastly pale and twisted with fear. He spoke not a word, then or afterwards. In three days he was dead, and shortly after, one by one, each and every member of the guards, as well as the citizens of the city began turning up dead. A few tried to escape to other cities, but it did not save them. Within a month, every last person who had lived in Pell Castle and it's city had been slain.
Not only has the castle sat in ruin ever since, but the Black Dog, the.. Moddey Dog, wanders these hills to this very day, hunting those who have ever harmed an animal.. And he'll come, late at night, when you're asleep, and he'll creep soundlessly into your camp, and when the fire's low, and noone's looking, he'll wrap his jaws around your throat, squeeze you tight so you cannot so much as whisper, and drag you off into the darkness. The only sign your loved ones will have of what happened, will be his hate-filled howl, echoing throughout the land.


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The 24-year-old man, who has not been named, was shot in the chest with a handgun after intervening in the hold-up at Rayleigh, Essex.
The masked robbers attacked the security guard as she loaded a cash machine at the town's railway station.
The robbers escaped in a Ford Escort later found in Eastcheap, Rayleigh.
It is believed they may have got into another vehicle after abandoning the white Escort.
Det Supt Michael Field, of the British Transport Police, said: "We believe the young man was attempting to stop the robbery.
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"It was very heroic, but we don't know exactly what he did yet. We are waiting to see if he is going to be OK.
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Det Supt Field said the robbers, who escaped with a substantial sum of money, were "reckless, very dangerous" and "appear not to have any regard for human life".
Detectives said the robbers, who wore scarves covering their faces, escaped in a white Escort van, found discarded less than a mile away soon after.
Witnesses reported seeing them get into a large saloon car, but police do not have a detailed description of the robbers.
Det Supt Field said it was not known how many robbers were involved in the attack.
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JACKSON — State lawmakers could examine Mississippi's rural water associations with an eye toward stronger regulation when the next legislative session begins in January.
The interest comes after allegations surfaced about alleged wrongdoing at North Lee County Water Association and widespread customer complaints about being denied access to that association's board meetings.
"You need to have a comprehensive review of our rural water systems, what state agencies are involved with them and what additional regulations need to be implemented," said state Sen. Gray Tollison, D-Oxford.
Tollison is chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee B, which earlier this year killed a bill that would have placed rural water associations under the state Open Meetings and Open Records law.
It was co-authored by several other legislators including state Rep. Jerry Turner, R-Baldwyn.
Turner said he saw a need to open rural water associations to the public after hearing from constituents who were denied access to meetings.
He plans to resubmit the bill, which had passed the full House, again this year.
"When you have a membership contributing to the finances of it and when the state, a lot of times, has to put up a lot of grant money for infrastructure in the beginning that was done through taxpayer money," Turner said, "people should be able to attend those meetings."
Turner's comments echo those of Northern District Public Service Commissioner Brandon Presley, who said he had sent a letter supporting the bill to Tollison. In the end, though, Tollison declined to bring up the legislation to his committee.
"You don't want to pass something in haste and have unintended consequences," Tollison said. "I think the Legislature needs to look at this in the next session, but there are a lot of good water associations out there that are doing their jobs and making sure people are getting good clean water and you don't want to overburden them with regulations."
It's a sentiment shared by Mississippi Rural Water Association Chief Executive Officer Kirby Mayfield, who said it's unfair to let a few mismanaged organizations set the tone for the entire state. The vast majority of these associations, he said, follow the law and some go above and beyond it.
But he also said his group might push to strengthen the state's requirements on training for rural water board members.
Currently, Mississippi mandates all new board members receive eight hours of training within the first two years of appointment. Mayfield wants to add a supplemental four-hour class every four years thereafter.
"Additional training," Mayfield said, "would make boards aware they have a job and a responsibility to take care of the water association as a business and treat everyone fairly."
The Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal has published a series of stories since Sept. 30 about allegations the association's supervisor forced employees to work side jobs for him while on the clock, including at properties owned by longtime water association board President Mitchell Scruggs, who resigned Tuesday.
The newspaper also reported claims that state-mandated water samples were collected from one site instead of from various locations across the district.
Scruggs is the sixth person to quit the board since last week. He had served 21 years. Four board members now remain, including two who had been hastily appointed after others resigned Oct. 4.
Board attorney Bill Beasley said the board unanimously voted to meter all water outlets, thus ending the long-held practice of allowing certain farmers free water in exchange for access to their land.
It also voted to charge all association customers — including those who serve as board directors — the same water rate. Previously, most board directors paid a flat monthly fee of $10.30, regardless of their water usage.
And it voted to ask the Mississippi Department of Health to do more water testing besides what the agency had done earlier this month.


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