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Apr 14, 2012 07:18 AM|Cheiftain|LINK
Hi Guys
Apologies in advance I'm new to this and trying to learn as I go along. I have created a website that allows a user to view production data and I would like to know is it possible to allow the website admin to import data via xml document into the already created database table, there are only InvoiceDate, AmountInLitres, PricePerLitre, FatContent, LactoseContent, AntiBodyCount, HerdNumber,MilkId fields in the table. I would like to do this by the click of a button or something like it. I have looked at some of the resources to try and get grasp on what to do but as I'm a completely new to xml I don't know where to start.
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Apr 14, 2012 08:50 AM|mm10|LINK
Yes, you can for example use an XmlReader to read the contents of the document. Read more here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc189056(v=vs.95).aspx#Y610
Apr 15, 2012 09:50 PM|decker dong - msft|LINK
Cheiftainis it possible to allow the website admin to import data via xml document into the already created database table,
In fact you can use create a memory-based DataTable first to inserting, deleting or updating things of data contents,and then use ReadXml/WriteToXml to R/W……
Apr 16, 2012 09:17 AM|Cheiftain|LINK
Thanks for the replies, Are there any good walk throughs or tutorials for beginners that you could recommend. I have until next Tuesday 24th April to have this functioning so there is a slight panic on
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Apr 16, 2012 09:26 AM|mm10|LINK
How To: Parse XML with XmlReader (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc189056(v=vs.95).aspx#Y572)
Apr 16, 2012 04:24 PM|Cheiftain|LINK
Thanks again for replying
Are there any other tutorials, I'm not using Silverlight, I'm using V S 2010 ultimate building a basic website. I think the tutorial needs to be for dummies type of a guide before I'll be able to understand this. I've been searching the web but cant find a XML to database read (from the XML file) and write( to the database) process. I understand the XML file and writing it will not be a problem its the process of reading in the data and placing it into the already connected database and time unfortunately is in short supply and the panic is on.
Apr 16, 2012 09:13 PM|decker dong - msft|LINK
CheiftainAre there any other tutorials
Just like my ideas to use DataSet's ReadXml,sample from MSDN:
private void DemonstrateReadWriteXMLDocumentWithStreamReader() { // Create a DataSet with one table and two columns. DataSet OriginalDataSet = new DataSet("dataSet"); OriginalDataSet.Namespace= "NetFrameWork"; DataTable table = new DataTable("table"); DataColumn idColumn = new DataColumn("id", Type.GetType("System.Int32")); idColumn.AutoIncrement= true; DataColumn itemColumn = new DataColumn("item"); table.Columns.Add(idColumn); table.Columns.Add(itemColumn); OriginalDataSet.Tables.Add(table); // Add ten rows. DataRow newRow; for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++) { newRow = table.NewRow(); newRow["item"]= "item " + i; table.Rows.Add(newRow); } OriginalDataSet.AcceptChanges(); // Print out values of each table in the DataSet // using the function defined below. PrintValues(OriginalDataSet, "Original DataSet"); // Write the schema and data to an XML file. string xmlFilename = "XmlDocument.xml"; // Use WriteXml to write the document. OriginalDataSet.WriteXml(xmlFilename); // Dispose of the original DataSet. OriginalDataSet.Dispose(); // Create a new DataSet. DataSet newDataSet = new DataSet("New DataSet"); // Read the XML document into the DataSet. newDataSet.ReadXml(xmlFilename); // Print out values of each table in the DataSet // using the function defined below. PrintValues(newDataSet,"New DataSet"); } private void PrintValues(DataSet dataSet, string label) { Console.WriteLine("\n" + label); foreach(DataTable table in dataSet.Tables) { Console.WriteLine("TableName: " + table.TableName); foreach(DataRow row in table.Rows) { foreach(DataColumn column in table.Columns) { Console.Write("\table " + row[column] ); } Console.WriteLine(); } } }
DataSet's WriteXml——Just add a DataTable into the DataSet and then use DataSet.WriteXml("xxx.xml");
Apr 17, 2012 04:52 PM|Cheiftain|LINK
Thanks Decker for you reply, I have taken the bull by the horns and have tried to do this using your help and some books and whats left of my brain. So far I have added a button to the admin page and in the code behind (this is where it starts to get shakey) I have placed the code that I have come up with to read an XML file from a fixed location(My desktop). I'm not sure if this is the proper procedure but it looked OK to me but it dosen't work surprise,surprise. I wanted to give the admin a way of importing the XML directly into the database table by clicking a button. I have used some of Murachs 2008 code and butchered it to try and get it to work with my database table(MilkDetails) but VS highlights MilkDetails and throws an error"The type or namespace name 'MilkDetails' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)" but intelisense offered the rest of the tables fields so I'm confused and it dosen't like the date either and has highlighted .."xmlIn.ReadElementContentAsDateTime("InvoiceDate");"
I have included the XML after the .cs file it only one row to show what the data looks like
There are a fewQuestions
1. Am I on the right track using the code behind the button for this action?
2. Is my code for the actual XML right and are there any other gapping holes ?
3. If I do get it to read the XML file how do I get it into the database table "MilkDetails"?
using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Web; using System.Web.UI; using System.Web.UI.WebControls; using System.Xml; using System.Data; using System.Web.Security; using System.Web.UI.DataVisualization.Charting; public partial class Adminpages_Default : System.Web.UI.Page { protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { } protected void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { //Create the list List<MilkDetails> MilkDetail = new List<MilkDetails>(); //Create a path varible string path = @"C:\Users\Paul\Desktop\XMLFile.xml"; //create xml reader settings object XmlReaderSettings settings = new XmlReaderSettings(); settings.IgnoreWhitespace = true; settings.IgnoreComments = true; //create XML reader object XmlReader xmlIn = XmlReader.Create(path, settings); //read past all nodes to the first MilkDetails node if (xmlIn.ReadToDescendant("MilkDetails")) { do// create one MilkDetails object for each MilkDetails node { MilkDetail milk = new MilkDetail(); milk.InvoiceDate = xmlIn.ReadElementContentAsDateTime("InvoiceDate"); xmlIn.ReadStartElement("InvoiceDate"); milk.AmountInLitres = xmlIn.ReadElementContentAsString(); milk.PricePerLitre = xmlIn.ReadElementContentAsDecimal(); milk.FatContent = xmlIn.ReadElementContentAsString(); milk.LactoseContent = xmlIn.ReadElementContentAsString(); milk.AntiBodyCount = xmlIn.ReadElementContentAsString(); milk.HerdNumber = xmlIn.ReadElementContentAsString(); MilkDetail.Add(MilkDetails); } while(xmlIn.ReadToNextSibling("MilkDetails")); } //close the xml reader xmlIn.Close(); } }
XML File
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
Apr 17, 2012 09:04 PM|decker dong - msft|LINK
Hello Cheiftain:)
CheiftainThe type or namespace name 'MilkDetails' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
From your codes I guess that your MilkDetails is a class of entity or something like that,So plz make sure that it really defined or you've referred it into your own proj by referring its namespace at the top of your current codes。I suspect that you should change from "MilkDetails" to "MilkDetail"——
List<MilkDetail> MilkDetail = new List<MilkDetail>();
From your given xml contents,I'd prefer to read it like using LINQ-TO-XML(suppose you have a class called "MilkDetail" with the public properties whose names are the same as what they are defined in the xml file……):
var result = from e in XDocument.Load("xx.xml").Descedants("MilkDetails") select new MilkDetail { InvoiceDate = e.Element("InvoiceDate").Value, AmountInLitres = e.Element("AmountInLitres").Value, …………………… };
Apr 19, 2012 10:01 AM|Cheiftain|LINK
Sorry I have had to abandon this, I just can't get it to work or get my head around it and time is running out. Thanks for your help
Apr 19, 2012 08:59 PM|decker dong - msft|LINK
Sorry I have had to abandon this, I just can't get it to work or get my head around it and time is running out. Thanks for your help
Sorry to hear that……So Have you done what I said and what's the matter now?
Apr 23, 2012 06:19 AM|Cheiftain|LINK
I failed at my other attempt to do this(importing excel sheet) but I have succeded using a bulkcopy method(And just in time) that I came across http://www.akamarketing.com/blog/135-importing-xml-into-sql-server-table-aspnet.html and it works a treat here's the code I used if it is of help to anybody else
protected void btnSend_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { string path = fileuploadExcel.PostedFile.FileName; DataSet reportData = new DataSet(); reportData.ReadXml(Server.MapPath(path)); SqlConnection connection = new SqlConnection("Data Source=.\\SQLEXPRESS;AttachDbFilename=|DataDirectory|\\ASPNETDB.MDF;Integrated Security=True;User Instance=True"); SqlBulkCopy sbc = new SqlBulkCopy(connection); sbc.DestinationTableName = "MilkDetails"; sbc.ColumnMappings.Add("InvoiceDate", "InvoiceDate"); sbc.ColumnMappings.Add("AmountInLitres", "AmountInLitres"); sbc.ColumnMappings.Add("PricePerLitre", "PricePerLitre"); sbc.ColumnMappings.Add("FatContent", "FatContent"); sbc.ColumnMappings.Add("LactoseContent", "LactoseContent"); sbc.ColumnMappings.Add("AntiBodyCount", "AntiBodyCount"); sbc.ColumnMappings.Add("HerdNumber", "HerdNumber"); sbc.ColumnMappings.Add("milkId", "milkId"); connection.Open(); sbc.WriteToServer(reportData.Tables[0]); connection.Close(); }


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|YDS: 5.10d French: 6b+ Ewbanks: 21 UIAA: VII+ ZA: 21 British: E3 5b [details]
|Tom Hanson and Scott Sill, 1995
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By Bryson Slothower
Apr 3, 2002
|I didn't see any need for the #3 Friend at the roof, there are bolts the entire way. I did, however, use the gear I brought to set up an anchor on the comfortable ledge about 15 feet above the bolted anchor on a sloping ledge. The route is actually 200' and could be led in one long pitch. Great route!!!!
By Richard M. Wright
From: Lakewood, CO
Apr 4, 2002
|I would agree that the friend placement is optional. The placement is also not really very good, and I have often by-passed using it as well. The rock is juggy and the climbing is not difficult above the roof. However, it may be advisable to bring the Friend along anyway. There is a lot of rope out and drag can catch up with you once you are above the roof. My two cents.
By richard magill
Apr 5, 2002
|Tod and I added a bolt (one or two summers ago) where the friend placement was previously made. I guess someone got a bit hurt falling off the roof so it seemed prudent.
By Brian Milhaupt
From: Golden, CO
Apr 6, 2002
|I think it is worthwhile to note there is a very loose and large block on the second pitch directly above the belayer's head. It is not hard to bypass this, but it was my instinct to cram my hand in next to it right off the bat.
By Joe Keyser
From: Scottsdale, AZ
May 29, 2002
I thought this was a great route when we did it. Good job by the first ascenders/equippers! We had a hard time deciding where we were when we got there... But, oh well. The views can't be beat in this area, and the climbing was good, tricky, and sporty...
Does anyone know how/if the recent forest fire affected this climbing area? The only, short, headlines I saw said that Devils head campground was evacuated, and I also read that the whole surrounding area (Rampart Range) was/is (?) closed for recreation... I haven't been able to find any info anywhere, and haven't been in the area recently. Can anyone fill me in here? Thanks!
By Bryson Slothower
Aug 13, 2002
|Joe, I've heard the area got torched but have not seen it for myself, but if you are looking for a similar type crag, check out Jurassic Park near the Long's Peak trailhead.
By richard magill
Aug 13, 2002
|Devil's Head was not impacted by the fire - although you can see the damage from there.
By Joe Keyser
From: Scottsdale, AZ
Aug 13, 2002
|Actually went up there a week ago, and I didnt see any damage to the area. Went to the top of the fire-tower, and you could see the burn area from the hayman fire from a distance. I had made my previous post in reaction to the fire that was going before the Haymen fire started... But, things look good here still! It sounded like it was going down with all the news, and evac's, but, thats great! Thanks to the firemen! I'll probably check out that crag you mentioned sometime soon anyway! Thanks,
By Richard M. Wright
From: Lakewood, CO
Aug 13, 2002
|Bryson - Bite your tongue. In no way can you compare climbing at the Head to climbing at J.P. Bernard's route, the 11d, is a great and comparable line, but nothing else at J.P. comes close to the quality of the climbing or the quality of the rock at Devil's Head. I've said this before and I'll say it again: Devil's Head possesses "the highest concentration of three star routes anywhere in the front range", and that includes J.P. The rock at J.P. is of a similar granitic base, but the highly featured and still fine-grained granite at the Head are uncommon in the Front Range, and J.P. does not have it. Scraggy Top has some, there are several bands running through Lost Creek, there is a bit near Big Rock Candy Mountain, some near the Sheep's Nose, and a few others. As for being a reasonable alternative to the Head - not a chance in the World.
By Bryson Slothower
Aug 14, 2002
|Sorry for the misinformation about the fire, that's great to hear though!Richard, you're right the rock is a bit different but for some reason when I was at J.P. all I could think of was how much it reminded me of the Head, maybe it those corridor-like formations and steep routes on thin holds. I don't really know either area very well and perhaps on subsequent visits the differences will become more apparent. It's great to know this area is still open...
By Darin Lang
Sep 3, 2002
150 feet of some of the best face climbing I have done at any grade.The last 50 feet can probably be skipped without cheapening the experience, though.
The "very loose and large block" mentioned by Brian in a comment above was indeed *very* loose and *very* large. In fact, it is now at the base of the route in several pieces, as it came off with extremely light pressure while I was trying to squirm around to the 4th bolt (of the second pitch as described by Richard) without using the block. Fortunately we had elected to do a short first pitch and long second pitch, so my belayer was protected by the big roof.
This thing was a time bomb: the block was heavily chalked up and it appeared that most climbers had been jamming it directly to make the move (the guy climbing two routes to the right of me told me that he had "just cranked on that block two weeks ago"). It is very fortunate that it came off when it did, rather than with the belayer at the normal belay above the roof. I was somewhat reluctant to finish it out after this experience, but I'd say the second pitch is now at least a couple of letter grades easier (and safer).
BTW: Scott & Tom (and the rest of the "Head" crew) - thanks for the wise bolt placements on this pitch. Saved me from serious injury.
By Darin Lang
Sep 3, 2002
|The "guy climbing next to me" was Dave Klein. Many thanks to Dave and his partner for their immediate offer of assistance, although I'm glad that it wasn't needed.
By Shane Zentner
From: Colorado
Oct 1, 2006
The block above the second belay may be gone, but another diablo still lurks near the first set of anchors on the adjacent route 'Chicken Head'. This thing is big and has a limited number of tugs left, so be careful.
Fun, sustained climbing the entire way. Not the typical Platte smear fest that is common. Lots of crimpy chickenette heads and cool exposure.
By Kat A
From: Bart and Lisa Ville, CO
May 26, 2008
|An excellent route on good rock with a variety of climbing from slab to juggy roof moves. The 150' pitch was our favorite line in the area. Thoughtfully bolted.
By Joshua1979
From: Colorado Springs, CO
May 16, 2011
|Wow, really nice line...such good movement. Only one small section of what I could see being 10d over the first step up. Make sure to check out the cool jug halfway up...lined with what I think must be Topaz?? Definitely a must do route if in the area.
By Curt Hokanson
Jun 15, 2011
rating: 5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
|We linked the entire thing as one long pitch with a 70m, and it is a wonderfully long route. Great, slabby footwork and the hero roof makes you feel like a champ!
By slim
Jul 30, 2011
rating: 5.10b 6a+ 19 VII- 19 E2 5b
|A good route, but I think I was expecting too much. Basically a one move crux with a lot of easier climbing. Getting to the first bolt was kind of annoying as you have to do one more move to clip it, instead of clipping it from a really easy stance. Linked all 3 with a 70, which was pretty fun. Bring a pile of draws.
By Jay Eggleston
From: Denver
Nov 18, 2013
rating: 5.10b 6a+ 19 VII- 19 E2 5b
|This is a fun climb, but me and my partner think it is closer to 10b than 10d. There is only one difficult move, but there is plenty of steep climbing above which is fun.

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Jonas Gustavsson (groin) has been cleared to play and will start Wednesday against the Chicago Blackhawks at Joe Louis Arena (8 p.m., NBC Sports Network only).
"I've been feeling pretty good a few days now," Gustavsson said. "I think we wanted to take a couple more days to make sure I would get some good practices in and see how my body reacted to that."
Defenseman Jonathan Ericsson (broken ribs) said he is ready to play and coach Mike Babcock listed him as possible for Wednesday.
Pavel Datsyuk (lower-body injury), Johan Franzen (concussion) and Daniel Alfredsson (back) all skated today but none of them will be ready for Wednesday. Joakim Andersson (lower body) and Cory Emmerton (finger) also remain out.
Several players did not skate today (Henrik Zetterberg, Daniel Cleary, Patrick Eaves, Niklas Kronwall, Kyle Quincey), but Babcock said all will play Wednesday.


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Multiple foci and a long filament are observed when we focus a femtosecond laser pulse into a fused-silica sample. The dependences of the intensity distribution of the plasma luminescence on the pulse energy and the numerical aperture (NA) of the focusing objective are investigated. Multiple foci are observed when NA of . A long filament tail is formed instead of multiple foci when the NA is 0.85. A physical image of femtoseond pulse propagation is given by a model based on the nonlinear Schrödinger equation.
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REDLANDS >> Organizers of the annual Redlands Unified schools' "Got Talent" competition have postponed the event planned for Sunday in the Clock Auditorium at Redlands High School.
The Redlands Educational Partnership Foundation made the decision at a board meting last week, said Mallory Mudge, foundation president.
"In order to put on a high-caliber show at a later date, we had to postpone the show," she said. "We're looking forward to having it again in November."
But nothing is set in stone at this point, she said.
Students compete for $1,000 worth of prizes in the talent competition.
Organizers asked students to submit an audition video.
The original date was set for November but was postponed so as not to conflict with the city's 125th anniversary celebration.
Organizers settled on Jan. 26 because it didn't conflict with any other fundraising efforts or events, said event organizer Sherri Olson.
Talent was to be critiqued by three judges — cooking guru Martha Green, former "Got Talent" winner Joe Banuelos and Mayor Pete Aguilar.
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Waves Defeat BYU 4-3 in Walk-Off Fashion
Sever is hit by the pitch in the bottom of the 11th to walk in the game-winning run.
May 10, 2012
MALIBU, Calif.- It took extra innings, but the Pepperdine baseball team defeated BYU in walk-off fashion 4-3 as Joe Severwas hit by the pitch with the bases loaded in the bottom of the 11th inning to push across the game-winning run on Thursday afternoon in game one of the West Coast Conference series.
After being down 1-0 in the second inning, the Waves (27-19, 10-6 WCC) took a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the fourth and added one more in the fifth to take a 3-1 lead. The team held that lead through the seventh inning, but the Cougars (19-22, 7-9 WCC) tied the game up 3-3 in the top of the eighth, pushing things into extra innings and setting up the eventual game-winning run in the 11th inning.
All nine of the Waves' batting order had at least one hit on the day with three having multi-hit days. Sever (San Jose, Calif./Bellarmine College Prep), the recipient of the hit-by-pitch in the bottom of the 11th inning from BYU's Mason Marshall, was 1-for-4 on the day with the game-winning RBI. Shortstop Zach Vincej(Saugus, Calif./Saugus HS) led the Waves with a 3-for-5 day from the plate.
Waves' starter Jon Moscot (Pacific Palisades, Calif./Cuesta College) went 8.0 innings, allowing three runs on nine hits with five strikeouts. Reliever Eric Karch(Fresno, Calif./Clovis West HS) threw a solid 2.2 innings, allowing only two hits and no runs en route to his third win of the season.
After being down 1-0 in the top of the second, the Waves took the lead 2-1 in the fourth. With the bases loaded, left fielder Bryan Langlois(Oak Park, Calif./Oak Park HS) singled the first pitch he saw into left field to score two.
The Waves added one more run in the fifth inning as Vincej had a one-out single and third baseman Austin Davidson(Oxnard, Calif./Oxnard HS) doubled over the left fielder's head to score the speedy Vincej from first and give the Waves the 3-1 lead.
The Cougars fought back, however, with singular runs in the seventh and eighth innings to tie things up, 3-3.
The Waves had base runners in the bottom of the ninth and 10th, but were unable to plate a run.
In the top of the 11th the Cougars threatened with back-to-back singles with one-out, but Karch was able to get a pop out and a strikeout to end the inning and keep the score deadlocked, 3-3.
In the bottom of the 11th, catcher James Grandpre (Lancaster, Calif./Desert Christian HS) started off the rally with a one-out single, his second hit of the day. Center fielder Matt Gelalich (La Verne, Calif./Bonita HS) followed with a single into shallow left-center field. Ranny Lowe(Granada Hills, Calif./Notre Dame HS) entered as a pinch runner for Grandpre. Lowe and Gelalich advanced 90 feet in the next at-bat on a wild pitch from Marshall. After intentionally walking Vincej, Davidson reached on a fielder's choice ground ball to the second baseman as the Cougars were able to cut down the lead runner Lowe at the plate. With the bases loaded and two out, the Waves' best hitter in Sever came to the plate. After working the count full, Sever was hit by the 3-2 offering from Marshall, walking in Gelalich from third for the game-winning run.
The Waves and Cougars will be back in action tomorrow for game two of the series. First pitch is slated for 3 p.m. PT.
Pepperdine 4, BYU 3 (11 inn)
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Win - KARCH, E. (3-3). Loss - Marshall (1-1). Save - None. WP - Marshall; MOSCOT, J.. HBP - by Marshall (SEVER, J.). BK - MOSCOT, J.. Pitches/strikes: Poulson 132/85; Marshall 50/32; MOSCOT, J. 124/74; McILHENNY, B 5/3; KARCH, E. 30/20.
LOB - BYU 9; Pep 12. 2B - Guenther; Caldwell; Whitney; Robinson; DAVIDSON, A.; GRANDPRE, J.. HBP - SEVER, J.. SH - Lopez. SB - SEVER, J.; COOPER, T..
Umpires - HP: Mike Whitty 1B: Blake Jensen 3B: Ryan Bleiberg
Start: 3 p.m. Time: 3:25 Attendance: 188
Weather: 68 degrees, overcast


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A member of the House Armed Services committee on Monday called for a full investigation into the Army's dropped rape charges against Santa Cruz cop killer Jeremy Peter Goulet.
A prominent critic of the military's handling of sexual assault cases, Rep. Jackie Speier, D-San Mateo, said she wants a Capitol Hill hearing on why two Army court martials brought against Goulet in 2006 were dropped in exchange for a "less than honorable" discharge.
"I want there to be a full investigation, and I'd like a subcommittee hearing. I think it's that telling. It's so incredibly tragic and so incredibly preventable," Speier said during an interview Monday.
Speier said Goulet could have been in jail, "Not having killed two law enforcement officers and preyed on other women."
Prior to ambushing detective Sgt. Loran "Butch" Baker and detective Elizabeth Butler on Feb. 26, Goulet had a lengthy history of run-ins with the law both in and out of the military. He was cited in several cities for peeping activities, and in 2007 discharged a firearm while fighting with the boyfriend of one victim.
Yet the 35-year-old barista always seemed to escape serious punishments that would have landed him in prison with a lengthy sentence and prevented him from lawfully owning a gun. Goulet's father has since described his son, who was killed in the melee, as a "ticking time bomb" who distrusted police and the justice system.
In 2006, Goulet was accused of rape shortly after arriving in Hawaii, according to his then-defense attorney. Instead of being locked up in a brig, Goulet was confined to base, where several months later he allegedly raped a second female officer.
Yet he was discharged in early 2007. Army officials have not returned several requests for comment, including one made Monday. Nor have they responded to a Freedom of Information Act request for court martial records.
Speier's office is also seeking those records. The Santa Cruz Sheriff's Office also wants to obtain them as it prepares a report on the shootings.
Speier is holding a press conference Tuesday to herald the introduction of the Military Judicial Reform Act, which would strip commanders of their power to overturn the decisions of judges and juries after court martials.
The bill comes after several days of outcry after an Air Force general overturned the one-year sentence and military dismissal of a lieutenant colonel convicted on sex assault charges.
As many as 19,000 men and women are raped in the military annually, according to some estimates. Former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta -- who spoke at last week's memorial for Baker and Butler -- tried to address through a series of changes, including creation of special sexual assault investigator units.
"This issue's been around for 25 years," Speier said. "There's been one scandal after another, and when I got to Congress I just thought, 'This is enough.'"
If pursued, the Army court martial could have sent Goulet to prison for life. Instead, he left Hawaii for Portland, serving two years in jail there for peeping and unlawfully discharging a firearm.
When released, Goulet headed to Berkeley and then Santa Cruz.
"That's my concern. "... You may be giving a pass to a sexual predator," Speier said. "Not only do they get away with it while they're in the military, but then they're released and they prey on people in the civilian world."
Jeremy Goulet's troubled past
June 1996: Enlists in U.S. Marine Corps Reserve.
April 1998: Enrolls in a Marine Corps officer candidate program.
February, April 2000: Cited in Peeping Tom cases in San Diego.
December 2000: Unenrolls from Marine Corps officer candidate program, according to military sources.
June 2002: Discharged from the Marine Corps, several months after unit is called to active duty.
January 2004: Joins U.S. Army, assigned to Fort Rucker in Alabama for training. Becomes Blackhawk helicopter pilot.
March 2005: Stationed in Honduras.
April 2006: Stationed in Hawaii. Court-martialed on successive charges of raping female officers. Under plea deal, military drops rape charges for an 'other than honorable' discharge.
February 2007: Officially discharged from military.
March 2007: Moves to Portland, Ore.
Late 2007: Charged with privacy invasion, gun and attempted murder charges. Convicted only of two misdemeanors. After he failed to comply with court-ordered treatment, judge imposes stiff back-to-back year sentences.
April 2010: Released from Portland jail.
September 2011: Moves to Berkeley.
August 2012: Accused of peering into a house, takes plea deal for 20 days in jail and three years of probation.
Late 2012: Moves to Santa Cruz, starts working at harbor-area coffee shop.
Feb. 22, 2013: Breaks into co-worker's home and allegedly groped her leg in her bed. Arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct, released without paying bail.
Feb. 23: Fired from his job at a coffee shop.
Feb. 26: Opens fire on two police detectives who came to his door following up on the groping accusation, killing both. Goulet killed about 30 minutes later in a shootout.


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Located in Stuttgart-Nord, this spa hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Linden Museum and St. Catherine's Hospital. Liederhalle Concert and Convention Center and Bismarck Tower are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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Along with a full-service spa, this hotel has an indoor pool and a bar/lounge. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, a coffee shop/café, a sauna, and a 24-hour business center are onsite.
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In addition to a full-service spa, Hotel Azenberg features an indoor pool and a sauna. The hotel offers a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. Event facilities measuring 646 square feet (60 square meters) include a conference center. This business-friendly hotel also offers a library, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
- 24-hour front desk
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 58
- Babysitting or childcare
- Number of floors - 8
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
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- Express check-out
- Fireplace in lobby
- Full-service spa
- Gift shops or newsstand
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- Free WiFi
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- One meeting room
- Multilingual staff
- Garden
- Terrace
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Conference space size (meters) - 60
- Year Built 1972
- Number of restaurants - 1
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 646
- Conference center
- Sauna
- Shopping on site
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Steam room
- Indoor pool
- Television in common areas
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Playground on site
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Premium bedding
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Phone
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- Shower only
- Satellite TV service
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- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
- Individually decorated
- Pillow menu
- Heating
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 10 AM.
Onsite venue - This bistro serves breakfast and light fare. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). Open 24 hours.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a sauna.
Children under 12 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool or fitness facility without adult supervision.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Playground on site
Spa Services
Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa, Wellnessabteilung. The spa is equipped with a sauna and a steam room.
The spa is open daily. Children under 12 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision. Guests under 12 years old are not allowed in the spa.
- Steam room in spa
- Minimum age to access spa is 12
- Sauna in spa
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 11:30 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! One child 13 years old or younger stays free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for EUR 40 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 5.50 per pet, per night
- Dogs and cats only
- 1 per room
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 11.50 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: EUR 7.00 per night (in/out privileges)
- Pet fee: EUR 5.50 per pet, per night
- Late check-out fee: EUR 40
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 40 per night
Hotel Name
- Azenberg
- Azenberg Hotel
- Azenberg Stuttgart
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This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties. One child 13 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
National Rating
Hotelstars Union assigns an official star rating for properties in Germany. This property is rated 4 stars.


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FOXBORO, Mass. — The Patriots had some key players missing from practice on Wednesday.
After missing Sunday's game, Aaron Dobson and Marcus Cannon were absent from the Gillette Stadium practice field. Brandon Spikes was also missing. He played against the Texans but didn't quite look like himself.
Dobson has a foot injury, Cannon is dealing with an ankle injury and Spikes' knee has bothered him. Michael Hoomanawanui was back at practice after missing two weeks with a knee injury. Kenbrell Thompkins was limited at practice after suffering a hip injury in Houston.
The skill position players were running fumble drills in front of the media again. No one let go of the ball.
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I have the great pleasure of introducing you to Heather Roelker and her blog, Leaves for Trees, described as, ". . . A little place where I try to pull together my love of family, writing and research."
How Heather Got Started in Genealogy
"I have been fascinated by genealogy for as long as I can remember, but I have been 'serious' about it for around seven years.
As long as I can remember my family has told me stories about our ancestors. The first story I remember is being told that we were related to William H. Seward, Secretary of State during the Lincoln administration. I was already a big fan of Abraham Lincoln and this clinched the deal. I was fascinated and hooked! Somehow, knowing that I was related to a known historical person seemed to make genealogy interesting to me."
Heather's Thoughts on Blogging
"I started my blog in 2008, but I did not start seriously posting until 2011. It started as a sort of journal to share my genealogy finds. Most people get the 'glazed-eye' look when I tell them my genealogy stories, but my blog never does. Luckily, by beginning my blog I was connected with a bunch of like-minded folk that like to hear my stories even when they aren't related!"
Heather's Favorite Blog Post
"My favorite has to be 'Cure for Genealogy ADD?' I have yet to find a cure. ;)"
Heather's Tip for New Bloggers
"Don't feel pressured to post every day. Write when it comes naturally and if you don't have anything to say just post a photo. It also helps to outline posting goals. For instance, I decided to write a post for each of my 32 3rd-great-grandparents. It is helping to outline my finds and pinpointing holes in my research. Plus, I always have a post topic to fall back on when I can't think of anything mind-blowing to write."
How Genealogy Has Improved Heather's Life
"For me, genealogy is a passion. Genealogy research and blogging allow me a way to do the things I love without deadlines or expectations and I'm only liable to myself."
Heather's Favorite Ancestor(s)
"I feel guilty for admitting it, but I do have a favorite (or rather two favorites): Philip and Bertha Kuhn. I think it stems from the fact that I can relate to this civil war military family and because my research efforts on this couple have yielded great results. If only I could find their photographs…"
What Heather Loves Most About Genealogy
"I love the 'hunt.' I love the impossible question and the research to find the answer. Breaking brick walls is the most rewarding part of this hobby."
Heather's Time Capsule Message
"My message to future generations? 'You are where you came from.' And because I'm anal about grammar and spelling: 'Spell check will only tell you to spell the wrong word right.'"
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Please take a moment to head on over to Heather's blog. Leave her a comment letting her know you stopped by. Welcome Heather, it's great to have you here!
© 2013, copyright Gini Webb
Gini Webb lives in San Diego, California and manages her own blog, Ginisology, while also researching her own German heritage, recently retired, enjoying life with wonderful husband Steve and visiting with her now seven grandchildren!
Are you a genealogy blogger who would like to be interviewed for the "May I Introduce To You . . ." series? If so, contact Gini Webb via e-mail.


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|Memo on GAB190 for 2012 Spring Primary and possible upcoming changes_Final.pdf
As you know, several recently passed election laws including Wisconsin Act 23, Act 75, Act 43 and Act 44, as well as pending legislation in Assembly Bill 476 have had and will have a major impact on the administration of elections. One noticeable impact of the recently passed and pending legislation is reflected in the increase in the amount of statistics and other information needed to be collected by municipal clerks and county clerks on the GAB-190 Election Voting and Registration Statistics Report.
Since clerks are focused on implementing redistricting as required by the 2010 Decennial Census results, and getting ready for the full implementation of the Photo Identification law that goes into full effect with the February 21 Spring Primary, we have decided to delay issuing a revised GAB-190 Form to comport with the new aforementioned Wisconsin Acts until the April 3, 2012 Presidential Preference and Spring Election at the earliest.
The GAB-190 version that was in effect for the 2011 Election Cycle will be used for the February 21, 2012 Spring Primary. We simply do not want to over burden you at this time with a revised and expanded GAB-190 Form that will incorporate and accommodate changes and updates necessitated by the new election administration laws.
We appreciate the hard work being performed by municipal and county clerks during this unusually busy time. Thank you.
cc: Kevin J. Kennedy
Director and General Counsel
Government Accountability Board
Ross D. Hein
Elections Supervisor
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Aaron P. Frailing
Elections Specialist
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Lawyer in Teenage Sex Case Is Caught in Village Hotel
By KAREEM FAHIM and ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS; Janon Fisher contributed reporting for this article.
Published: March 4, 2006
After a brief manhunt, a tax lawyer accused of repeatedly hiring two under-age sisters for sex and paying their mother to allow it was arrested early yesterday in an East Village hotel room, where detectives also found thousands of dollars in cash.
The lawyer, James Colliton, 42, who fled to Canada, was arrested there but was mistakenly released after being returned across the border, surrendered to four detectives who went to his room at the St. Mark's Hotel, the police said.
It was not clear why Mr. Colliton, who has a wife and five children in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., had returned to Manhattan.
Among Mr. Colliton's belongings, detectives found nearly $10,000 in cash and $2,000 in American Express gift cards, the police said.
Mr. Colliton was arraigned yesterday in State Supreme Court in Manhattan. He faces charges including rape, patronizing a prostitute and bribing a witness.
He pleaded not guilty before Justice Charles H. Solomon and was ordered held in jail while his lawyer completes a bail application.
The girls' mother, whose name is being withheld because it could identify her daughters, has also been arrested. She faces charges including promoting prostitution and endangering the welfare of a child.
Describing a disturbing web of relationships, prosecutors said Mr. Colliton paid one of the girls, who was 15 at the start, to have sex with him during an intermittent relationship that spanned four years.
Then he started paying the girl's 13-year-old sister for sex, prosecutors said, adding that the younger girl moved in with Mr. Colliton in Manhattan with her mother's permission. Mr. Colliton kept an apartment on East 56th Street, prosecutors said.
During this time, Mr. Colliton gave cash and gifts to the girls' mother so that he could continue to have access to the younger sister, the authorities said.
Mr. Colliton formerly worked for Cravath, Swaine & Moore, a prominent Manhattan law firm. During a news conference announcing the arrest, the Manhattan district attorney, Robert M. Morgenthau, said Mr. Colliton ''may have been involved'' with other minors and may have had male accomplices. Mr. Morgenthau said that anyone with relevant information should contact the authorities.
In court yesterday, Rachel Hochauser, a prosecutor, said Mr. Colliton had manipulated ''impoverished young girls through the use of money.''
After he paid the girls for sex, they would give their mother half the money, prosecutors said in court papers.
Mr. Colliton's lawyer, Alan M. Abramson, called the allegations false and said his client ''never had sex of any kind with anyone under age.''
A spokeswoman for the Administration for Children's Services said the younger girl, who is now 14, had been taken into the agency's custody.
The arrest ended a police hunt for Mr. Colliton, who went to Canada after reneging on a deal to surrender two weeks ago, officials said.
He was tracked to a hotel near Niagara Falls, and after Canadian authorities handed him over to United States border protection officers on Tuesday, he was released.
Paul J. Browne, deputy commissioner of the New York Police Department, said that at one point, one warrant for Mr. Colliton was replaced with another, and a lag in the process made it appear that there was no active warrant when border officials checked, so they released him.
Mr. Colliton ended up in the busy heart of the East Village, on St. Mark's Place and Third Avenue, where he paid $110 in cash for a room with a single bed.
Yesterday morning, a clerk at the hotel who had seen his picture in the newspaper called the police.
Mr. Colliton was checked in under the alias Patrick Waters, the authorities said.
Photo: A rape suspect, James Colliton, in police custody yesterday at the Ninth Precinct station house in Manhattan. (Photo by Casey Kelbaugh for The New York Times)


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BADGERS have caused a section of the bridle path at Cherry Orchard Jubilee Country Park to be closed.
Damage caused by a badger sett has meant that the path has had to be shut.
Rochford Council says it has liaised with other bodies and will be looking to reinforce the path without causing disruption to the sett.
The route affected is 'Bridle Path 51, Rochford' which is the section which runs alongside the field overlooking the lake.


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Welsh firms' optimism after GDP rise
New figures reveal GDP, which measures the value of goods and services produced in the UK, increased by 0.8% over the summer.
It is the biggest rise for three years and it is being felt in some parts of Wales where firms are seeing a rise in orders.
BBC Wales economics correspondent Sarah Dickins reports.
25 Oct 2013
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AWSOme MAn ! ^^ dude tht sounds great man the piano is awsome..keep u[ tht great work dude :D
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Since I've never played Mega Man 8 I wont be able to judge you through the original track. BUT! I like this remix. I like your choice of instruments and there is a core feeling in the piano. Could have been a Final Fantasy song ;] This is overload of harmony! <3
Keep it up! buddy
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Nicely done
This was a pretty cool alternate remix of your other Megaman 8 Stage Select theme,it seemed more mellow & tranquil while having a little bit of a quick pace which was a good mix and i also like the heavenly uplifting feel near the end so overall this was another great remix you pulled out. =)
That's exactly what i tried to you do and looks like it works.Thanks for your comment ^^.
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See comment on the other version. I LOVE this music.
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Nostalgia :O
This totally just reminded me I have this game... and now that I have a PS2, I should actually try to beat it. I kept getting stuck on the pre-final boss levels, like the one you have to jetboard or whatever through...
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Friday, September 22, 2017
Obesity and Weight Management
Low carb craze
If a person eats the low carb items, say from Adkins foods and they don`t follow the Adkins diet, do they gain more weight due to the fact that carbs are used first in the body and Adkins foods are usually both high fat and high protein. Are people getting fatter on these foods?
People need to be careful when jumping on the low-carb bandwagon. What isn`t emphasized is the increase in fat in many of these products. We need to remember that it`s the calories that count and that fat has twice as many calories as carbohydrates and proteins. I try to remind people that carbohydrates don`t cause us to gain weight, but that overeating carbohydrates will contribute to weight gain. I`m worried that we will see the same thing that happened when low-fat/fat-free products were introduced....weight will increase because as long as there aren`t any carbs, people feel they can have as much as they want. The bottom line is all foods can fit; we just need to think balance and portion control, and of course we have to include activity.
Hope this helps.
Angela Blackstone, RD, LD
Staff Dietitian
Metabolic Surgery Program
Wexner Medical Center
The Ohio State University


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Every reviewer brings their own unique baggage to the table but when you're setting out to write reviews to fit into an religious or political agenda, platform, or whatever doesn't the review suffer? How can you honestly appraise a movie if you go with a set of predisposed opinions? To be honest I thought long and hard about those questions. It is a fact reviewers and critics bring their own unique views to reviews. Sometimes we may not even be aware of the fact. I know my likes and dislikes, which form my own predispositions, thus even though I try to appraise movies without bias the truth is there are no reviewers without bias. If we were truly unbiased we'd not have a critical remark to make about any movies we watch and, honestly, that would make for some boring reviews.
That said I may have stumbled across one of the funnier things I've read on the net in a while. It's a review of UNDERWORLD 3 (haven't seen it yet) from a site called movieguide dot org. They are very upfront about who and what they are, which at least makes them honest. But what's interesting is, according to the site mission statement, they are: "A Family Guide to Movies and Entertainment a Publication of the Christian Film & Television Commission(tm) ministry and Good News Communications, Inc., a Not-For-Profit 501(C) 3 Donor Supported Publication dedicated to Redeeming the Values of the Mass Media of Entertainment. Good News Communications is a ministry dedicated to redeeming the values of the mass media according to biblical principles by influencing media executives to adopt higher standards imbued with Christian and traditional family values, and by informing and equipping moral people in America and around the world, especially parents, families and Christians, to make wise media choices based on the biblical worldview."
I like how they're not merely a movie review site with an agenda but a "ministry". Movie reviewing as a ministry? Halleluiah!
Alas, you'll note, nowhere in their mission statement does it saying anything about bringing insightful critical acumen to the movies reviewed. How refreshingly unpretentious! I wont even open the whole: "Whose Christianity?" can of worms. Too, I fear the bit about "redeeming the values of the mass media" may be a fools errand as the values of mass media is the bottom line, which, in biblical terms, means they worship Mammon. But I digress.
There's a very nice, and brief, synopsis provided before the core review of UNDERWORLD 3 that states: "[This is] a prequel of how the vampires, humans, and werewolves went to war with one another. UNDERWORLD 3 is well made, as action fantasy movies go but is filled with extremely graphic violence and scenes of depicted sex, with a very strong fantasy pagan worldview about vampires and werewolves."
And so my confusion began. Now on to my over thinking analysis. .
I'm not sure what "scenes of depicted sex" are, perhaps they mean "scenes depicting sexual subject matter" because, even though I've not seen it, I'm fairly certain you don't see any genitalia in this move much less scenes depicting intercourse. What was the rating of UNDERWORLD 3? XXX? No. Then it must be NC-17? No. Hmm. Let's see, oh, it's rated R. Uh-huh.
Doesn't "depict" mean "that which is portrayed" or "to show" thus the above would mean, literally, "scenes showing sex". Do we really see "sex" in R-rated movies? Ah, but "sex" is one of those words we have in the English language that's imprecise and open to wild and far ranging interpretation. Some use the word to mean "sexuality" others use it to infer "eroticism" and always there's those that use the word vaguely in order to leave the context inferred by the reader. But, as I said, of one thing I am certain: There's no coitus in UNDERWORLD 3. Thus no "sex". Then again this is one of those instances where the word is intentionally left vague and open to interpretation.
What is truly curious is the summation of the movie as containing an "very strong fantasy pagan worldview" because without Christianity there would be no vampire folklore. In fact modern vampire folklore sprang out of the paranoia and witch hunts engendered, in part, by medieval Christianity in Europe. I'll save you the long boring essay explaining the history but, suffice it to say, that oversimplified summation is factually erroneous.
However one thing I find endearing is how this site provides a rather comprehensive "content" list which includes loaded phrases like: "Pagan worldview with revenge motive" and "extreme violence with much blood and gore; martial arts fighting" and "depicted sexual scenes of unmarried couple".
Considering the reviewer already slammed the movie for depicting an "pagan worldview" that last statement seems like a superfluous barb. Why not just write: "scenes depicting expressions of sexuality between unmarried non-Christians"? To use the word "couple" insinuates a relationship and that can't be bad, can it? I mean since they're "pagan" but are a "couple" that means they are involved in a relationship, as opposed to merely having casual sex with random partners, and that should have some socially redeeming quality, right? Yeah. Sounds ridiculous to me, too.
However the following isn't just confusing it's cuckoo nonsense: "upper male nudity, implied female nudity, female cleavage".
Upper male nudity? What, you mean a guy took his shirt off or there was a scene at a beach or something? Sorry. That's just plain stupid. But not as stupid as this: Female cleavage. O-M-G it's FEMALE CLEAVAGE run for the hills RAGNAROCK is upon us, ARMAGEDDON hath begun and wormwood has turned the waters bitter heralding the beginning of the END TIMES!
Sorry. Bit of a overreaction that. Yet I can't help wonder if we're suppose to infer that these people think women ought to be wearing burkhas? Makes you wonder if they have a listing for "butt cleavage" for comedies in which guys butt cracks are shown. Somehow I doubt they do.
But, wait. What was last one: Implied nudity?
Either a person is nude or they are not. In the old B&W movies of the 40s and 50s the camera would cut away to a shadow on a wall. I guess that would qualify as: implied nudity and implied depicted sex? Is it just mere or does there seem to be a debit of common sense here. Makes you wonder how this site would rate a movie like THE BLUE ANGEL or MOULIN ROUGE. But, hey, at least there'd be "no obscenities or profanities" just a lot of implications.
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When it comes to smart investing some people turn to financial advisors, some read books, and some watch financial "gurus" on TV like Suze Orman or Jim Kramer. There's so much information out there that it can be hard to sort the good advice from the bad. Finance expert Sheryl Marshall joined Boston Public Radio to over some of the best sources for financial advice.
- Read Pound Foolish by Helaine Olen. Most of the financial advice books out there are "bunk", says Marshall, but Pound Foolish takes "gurus" and bad financial advice to task and debunks common myths (ex: if you stop spending money on lattes, you'll be rich).
- Pull the curtain back: Make sure the financial planner you speak with is fee-only. That means the planner isn't getting paid by a mutual fund company to sell you funds. Do your homework and research the financial planner you meet with. If you go to a brokerage firm ask them if they are being compensated based on what you buy.
- Investment clubs are one of the greatest learning tools you can have. The point is to make money and be educational on a group level. Find a group of people and commit a certain amount-be it weekly, monthly, yearly- and decide to buy a stock portfolio. People can take turns researching different stocks in different areas of the market to invest in.
- Familiarize yourself with basic financial terms. Do you know the difference between a stock and a bond? Do you know what APR means? Or, what a margin interest rate is? Understanding the basic financial terms before you meet with a financial advisor is essential. (Marshall recommends reading Personal Finance for Dummies)
- Take advantage of your company's financial services. If your company has signed up with a brokerage or mutual fund firm like Fidelity, Charles Schwab, or TD Waterhouse, financial advice and education comes with that. Those funds have been "sold to you" and their skin is already in the game. You can get a lot of good advice and people don't take advantage of it the way they should.
Marshall's final piece of advice: Get savvy. A little bit of work will go a long way.


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Lonoke pitcher Charley Jo Chesney threw a no-hitter Monday as the Lady Jackrabbits beat the Carlisle Lady Bison 13-0 in softball action on Bobby Glover Field at Rockefeller Park.
Chesney walked two and struck out six in six innings of work.
Lonoke scored six runs in both the second and sixth innings and once in the fourth.
Lonoke's Jessy Lewis was 3 for 4 with two runs scored. Jarrelyn McCall was 3 for 4 with a run and two RBIs. Amanda Sexton was 2 for 3 with a run scored and three RBIs.
Also scoring runs were Gracie Cole (2), Kaley Dozier (2), Chesney, Jasalyn Truelove, Haylee Whitehurst, Brooke Jackson and Candace James.
Cole and Sexton had two doubles each. Dozier and Lewis also had doubles.
McCall had a triple for the Lady Jackrabbits.
Carlisle had several chances to score. With two outs, Katlyn Stock reached on a dropped third strike but was retired at second base on a fielder's choice by Taylor Mealler.
In the third, Sloane Henderson walked and stole second base but was called out for leaving second base early on a pitch to Lexi Andrews.
Mealler struck out three in six innings of work for the Lady Bison.


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This is a set of mock wedding announcements I worked on recently. I love having extra time in the summer to play with some design work, and this set of wedding announcements is one of my favorite projects I've done. Like I've said before, floral design is probably one of my favorite things! Take a look:
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Zhuhai, Guangdong, China, 2009/06/15 - AT15000 is a multi-function MIL-STD-1553A/B controller,which is developed and designed by Microsis Electronic Technology Co., Ltd based on its long-term technology deposition of MIL-STD-1553B bus.
Perfect simulation function
AT15000 has a built-in multi-function MIL-STD-1553A/B controller, which could simulate 1 BC, 1 BM and 32 RTs simultaneously. Users could simulate BC, BM, or RT easily, with the help of the large screen and the function keys on the front-panel.
Under BC mode, AT15000 implements the functions of the nowadays popular 1553B bus simulation software, including the transmission of the specific command and indefinitely repeat multi-frame message. The BM can analyze databus activity, display the real-time bus message onto the LCD screen, meanwhile, it could write the data captured from the bus into a log file for latter analysis. Under RT mode, AT15000 can not only send out static data, but also can send the all 0, all 1, incremental data or random data according to the user-defined data type, which greatly improves the flexibility of RT simulation.
Perfect terminal testing coverage
Base on MICROSISs long-term technology deposition of MIL-STD-1553B bus, AT15000 can implement the validation test of BC,RT and BM. Together with AT15800, AT15000 can also complete the bus cable network test. All these tests are driven by script, users could select the test item and define the test order via the script file. Without cumbersome button operation, the user can complete the bus device test through fewer button touch. At the end of the testing, AT15000 would generate a complete testing report, and mark the errors in the report clearly.
Convenient electrical test
AT15000 has a built-in oscilloscope, a time domain reflectometry, an any wave generator, which could provide you a total electrical test solutions.All of the electrical test could be completed by fewer button press. With the help of AT15000, 1553 bus electrical test is not complicated any more. Users dont need to use any other test/measure instruments/equipments any more, and neednt to calculate the awesome datagram.
Variety of built-in test/measure instruments
i) Built-in timing domain reflectometry
Used to analyze the character of bus impedance, and locate the fault(open/short) of the bus network. Standing before the complicated 1553B bus network, you no longer feel helpless.
ii)Built-in dual-channel oscilloscope
Except for the functions of the general oscilloscope, the built-in oscilloscope is specially designed for the MIL-STD-1553A/B bus analysis. It could report the electrical character, such as rising time, falling time, overshot/ringing and the zero-cross distortion, etc. in real time. Except for the electrical character analysis, AT15000 has a decode engine in the oscilloscope module, which could also decode the bus word according to the waveform data captured from the bus. Its very helpful in MIL-STD-1553A/B bus debug and maintaining, users neednt to analyze the waveform by themselves any more.
iii) Built-in any waveform generator
Except for the typical waveform generation, such as sine-wave, rectangle-wave and tri-angle wave, the AWG could also generate gauss noise wave. Users may inject the noise into the bus network to emulate the real operating situation to find out the defects in the bus network or the bus devices. With the help of the noise injection, engineers neednt to exhaust their mind to detect the bugs.
iv) Built-in impedance measurements modules
There is a BJ-77 connector on the front panel used for impedance measurement. Just connect your device onto the connector, AT15000 will tell you the impedance value.
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Metamorphosis is a coffee table designed specifically with the user's needs in mind. Each table top can be fanned out if the user needs more space or hidden beneath when they do not. The intricate inlay
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Picture: Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora signs autographs for fans on arrival at his hotel ahead of the Bon Jovi concert to be held on 21...
Rockers Bon Jovi are set to join the ranks of SIMON + GARFUNKEL, Garth Brooks,
Diana Ross and The Dave Matthews Band by staging a concert in Central Park.
The band has decided not to end its current tour at Giants Stadium in its
native New Jersey, as expected - and instead they'll rock the Big Apple's most
famous park.
Frontman Jon Bon Jovi says, "We always end every tour at Giants Stadium, but
we're going to do Central Park this year."
No date has been set for the show, but it's likely to take place in July
(08), after Bon Jovi's concerts at the Sarnia Bayfest in Ontario, Canada and
the Palace of Auburn Hills in Michigan on 6 and 7 July (08) respectively.
Bon Jovi are currently touring North America before setting off for dates in
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This post originally appeared on Slate.
Is President Obama running on the economy rather than running away from it? For months, the Obama campaign never let more than a second elapse between a boast about the economy's progress and a declaration that they understood more work needed to be done. They didn't want anyone to think for a moment that they didn't know people were still hurting. The president and his team didn't want to look out of touch. They knew that no matter what the numbers might say, people were not feeling better.
Now though, it appears there may be a subtle shift. With just three weeks before Election Day, the Obama campaign is making a bet that people are feeling better about the economy. In a new Obama ad released Monday, voters talk about the improved economy--a plant that added another shift, a store parking lot filled with customers. At the end, a guy with a buzz cut says, "Stick with this guy." Remember how much trouble the president got himself into for saying, "The private sector is doing fine"? The Obama campaign still isn't saying that. The economy is nothing to be boastful about. But Obama strategists are taking a gamble that people are optimistic enough about the future that they might not want to blow it by changing presidents.
Heading into the second debate, President Obama must pay careful attention to Mitt Romney. He must fact-check him, point out the fuzzy math behind his bold claims, and paint him as a stealth conservative. He's got to stop his gains with women voters. But the president's primary goal is still selling himself. He needs to offer voters some reason to stay with him. For months the Obama campaign has been trying to disqualify Mitt Romney. It worked through the spring and summer. More people had an unfavorable than favorable view of the Republican nominee. Now that ground has been lost. Voters have essentially the same slightly favorable view of both men. That puts Romney in a strong position with swing voters who supported Obama in 2008 but are ready to leave him. The Romney campaign has always been gunning for this group, knowing they could be swayed up until the end of the race. The president can't just frighten those voters back into the fold; he's got to make the case for why they should "stick with this guy."
"We're on a roll," says one Obama senior adviser, encapsulating the message. "We're in the middle of a huge recovery," said Michelle Obama recently. It's risky. The Obama team can't spin people into thinking that the economy is getting better. At this late hour, people either feel it or they don't. If the Obama campaign is making the wrong bet, the argument for four more years will fall on deaf ears. What gives the Obama team some encouragement is not only that the unemployment rate is below 8 percent but that polling suggests people are slightly more optimistic. A Washington Post poll today showed 42 percent say the country is on the right track. That's the highest percentage in three years. It's hardly "Happy Days Are Here Again." But then again, George Bush was re-elected with the same level of tepid optimism.
In the first debate, Romney dunked on Obama repeatedly and the president didn't do much to stop him. Obama didn't play much offense either. The president doesn't have an easily digestible five-point plan voters can look at to give them a peek at what the future will hold. But by arguing that the positions he took in the past are paying off, he can talk with passion about what he has accomplished, which solves one of his biggest problems from the first debate. When he talks about the fights he has already won, Obama has a chance to show voters that he'll be that passionate in the future, too.
The town hall format will be unpredictable for both candidates. Both are trying to do two things: criticize their opponent while not appearing so aggressive that they turn off voters. That would be difficult in any debate--it's one of the many things Romney did well in the first contest--but in this case both candidates will be trying to get the balance right in response to a question from a voter in the audience. The more the candidate talks about his opponent's flaws the more he can be accused of not answering the voter's question. It's one thing to ignore a moderator, but when it's a voter, who can be a stand-in for the electorate, it's more perilous--especially when that voter displays his or her displeasure for all of America to see.
Who has an advantage in the town hall setting? Neither candidate is particularly good at emoting in one-on-one conversations. Obama once made fun of Romney for responding to an Iowa woman's worries about her personal economic situation by talking about productivity, but the president is no smooth talker either. He once responded to a voter's question with a 2,500-word ramble that took 17 minutes.
The town hall format is not all peril though. Each candidate has a chance to use the voters to make their bigger case. Mitt Romney, for example, could pivot off a weak Obama answer by looking a voter in the eye and explaining how specifically he would offer a different approach. President Obama has an opportunity to make something of Romney's lack of specificity by turning to a voter and (respectfully!) pointing out that Romney was trying to fool her.
Any time a woman asks a question, move to the edge of your seat. Romney campaign polling after the first debate showed that he helped himself with women by talking about bipartisanship and his record of working with Democrats in Massachusetts. A new Gallup poll of battleground states shows Romney pulling even with Obama among women. The Obama campaign argues that Gallup doesn't measure likely voters properly. Could be. But Gallup would have to be really wrong for this finding not to be considered a bad sign with an important group Obama needs to do well with women in order to balance out Romney's advantage with male voters. We'll see what they really believe though when the president addresses issues that women care about or in how he frames economic questions. Female voters have been a constant preoccupation of the Obama campaign. In the first debate, Obama talked at length about his grandmother, herself an early working woman, to make the case for protecting Social Security and Medicare.
Both Obama and Romney have a history of doing well when they are in a tight spot. Romney showed it in Round One. Now Obama has his chance. His back is against the wall. If he doesn't step up, he may be leaning against the exit door.
More from Slate:
Learning from Obama's 2008 Town Hall Debate: How to Pivot to Taxes
Wisconsin at War
Do Republicans, Progressives, and Technocrats Now Actually Agree About "Too Big To Fail"?