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So, in F2, you have a path (C:\...\...\) to a file, correct?
That is correct.
Ok, just a second. This should be pretty easy.
Try: .Attachments.Add = Sheets("Sheet1").Range("F2").Text
Replacing the "Sheet1" with your sheet name
It did not work.
Ok, we may need an actual file object. Just a sec.
The macro splits sheet1 into seperate sheets based on the user emails address then emails the worksheet to user.
Ah ok, so are you taking into account the new sheet, then?
Just for giggles, you might want to do an MsgBox for that value (Sheets("Sheet1").Range("F2").Text) and make sure it is the correct path.
Not sure what you mean on that one
To make sure you are getting the right path.
You can do MsgBox Sheets("Sheet1").Range("F2").Text
and it will popup an alert box with that value. If you have the right cell/sheet, it should have the path in it.
If you think it might help, you can send me the sheet so I can see exactly what you are trying to do.
Here you go
Attachment: 2013-06-21_193606_test.xlsx
did you receive the file?
Where is the macro? In Outlook?
No Excel
I don't see a Macro on this document
Sub Split_Worksheets()'Note: This macro use the function LastRow Dim My_Range As Range Dim FieldNum As Long Dim CalcMode As Long Dim ViewMode As Long Dim ws2 As Worksheet Dim Lrow As Long Dim cell As Range Dim CCount As Long Dim WSNew As Worksheet Dim ErrNum As Long
'Set filter range on ActiveSheet: A1 is the top left cell of your filter range 'and the header of the first column, D is the last column in the filter range. 'You can also add the sheet name to the code like this : 'Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A1:K" & LastRow(Worksheets("Sheet1"))) 'No need that the sheet is active then when you run the macro when you use this. Set My_Range = Range("A1:F5") ' & LastRow(ActiveSheet)) My_Range.Parent.Select
If ActiveWorkbook.ProtectStructure = True Or _ My_Range.Parent.ProtectContents = True Then MsgBox "Sorry, not working when the workbook or worksheet is protected", _ vbOKOnly, "Copy to new worksheet" Exit Sub End If
'This example filters on the tenth column in the range(change the field if needed) 'In this case the range starts in A so Field:=1 is column A, 2 = column B, ...... FieldNum = 5 ' I changed this to 5 for column E
'Turn off AutoFilter My_Range.Parent.AutoFilterMode = False
'Change ScreenUpdating, Calculation, EnableEvents, .... With Application CalcMode = .Calculation .Calculation = xlCalculationManual .ScreenUpdating = False .EnableEvents = False End With ViewMode = ActiveWindow.View ActiveWindow.View = xlNormalView ActiveSheet.DisplayPageBreaks = False
'Add a worksheet to copy the a unique list and add the CriteriaRange Set ws2 = Worksheets.Add
With ws2 'first we copy the Unique data from the filter field to ws2 My_Range.Columns(FieldNum).AdvancedFilter _ Action:=xlFilterCopy, _ CopyToRange:=.Range("A1"), Unique:=True
'loop through the unique list in ws2 and filter/copy to a new sheet Lrow = .Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row For Each cell In .Range("A2:A" & Lrow)
'Filter the range My_Range.AutoFilter Field:=FieldNum, Criteria1:="=" & _ Replace(Replace(Replace(cell.Value, "~", "~~"), "*", "~*"), "?", "~?")
'Check if there are no more then 8192 areas(limit of areas) CCount = 0 On Error Resume Next CCount = My_Range.Columns(1).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible) _ .Areas(1).Cells.Count On Error GoTo 0 If CCount = 0 Then MsgBox "There are more than 8192 areas for the value : " & cell.Value _ & vbNewLine & "It is not possible to copy the visible data." _ & vbNewLine & "Tip: Sort your data before you use this macro.", _ vbOKOnly, "Split in worksheets" Else 'Add a new worksheet Set WSNew = Worksheets.Add(After:=Sheets(Sheets.Count)) On Error Resume Next WSNew.Name = cell.Value If Err.Number > 0 Then ErrNum = ErrNum + 1 WSNew.Name = "Error_" & Format(ErrNum, "0000") Err.Clear End If On Error GoTo 0
'Copy the visible data to the new worksheet My_Range.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible).Copy With WSNew.Range("A1") ' Paste:=8 will copy the columnwidth in Excel 2000 and higher ' Remove this line if you use Excel 97 .PasteSpecial Paste:=8 .PasteSpecial xlPasteValues .PasteSpecial xlPasteFormats Application.CutCopyMode = False .Select End With End If
'Show all data in the range My_Range.AutoFilter Field:=FieldNum
Next cell
'Delete the ws2 sheet On Error Resume Next Application.DisplayAlerts = False .Delete Application.DisplayAlerts = True On Error GoTo 0
End With
If ErrNum > 0 Then MsgBox "Rename every WorkSheet name that start with ""Error_"" manually" _ & vbNewLine & "There are characters in the name that are not allowed" _ & vbNewLine & "in a sheet name or the worksheet already exist." End If
'Restore ScreenUpdating, Calculation, EnableEvents, .... My_Range.Parent.Select ActiveWindow.View = ViewMode With Application .ScreenUpdating = True .EnableEvents = True .Calculation = CalcMode End With
MsgBox ("Copy Complete - - Remember to save your work.")
End Sub
Sub Email_MAH()'Working in 2000-2010 Dim Source As Range Dim Dest As Workbook Dim wb As Workbook Dim TempFilePath As String Dim TempFileName As String Dim FileExtStr As String Dim FileFormatNum As Long Dim OutApp As Object Dim OutMail As Object
For Each sht In ActiveWorkbook.Sheetssht.ActivateSendTo = sht.Range("E2").Value Set Source = Nothing On Error Resume Next Set Source = Range("A1:E2").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible) On Error GoTo 0 If Source Is Nothing Then MsgBox "The source is not a range or the sheet is protected, " & _ "please correct and try again.", vbOKOnly Exit Sub End If With Application .ScreenUpdating = False .EnableEvents = False End With
Set wb = ActiveWorkbook Set Dest = Workbooks.Add(xlWBATWorksheet) Source.Copy With Dest.Sheets(1) .Cells(1).PasteSpecial Paste:=8 .Cells(1).PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues .Cells(1).PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteFormats .Cells(1).Select Application.CutCopyMode = False End With TempFilePath = Environ$("temp") & "\" TempFileName = sht.Name & " " _ & Format(Now, "mm-dd-yyyy") If Val(Application.Version) < 12 Then 'You use Excel 2000-2003 FileExtStr = ".xls": FileFormatNum = -4143 Else 'You use Excel 2007-2010 FileExtStr = ".xls": FileFormatNum = 56 End If Set OutApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") Set OutMail = OutApp.CreateItem(0) With Dest .SaveAs TempFilePath & TempFileName & FileExtStr, _ FileFormat:=FileFormatNum On Error Resume Next With OutMail .To = SendTo .From = "" .CC = "" .BCC = "" .Subject = "Master Account Holder - ACTION REQUIRED" .Body = "The Southeastern Kidney Council (SKC) distributes the Near Match report based on data reported by the CROWNWeb contractor in charge of batch submission. Errors prohibited the following patient data from your EMR (Electronic Medical Record) system from loading into CROWNWeb. Patient records must match exactly for the following identifiers: HIC, SSN, last name, first name, gender and DOB. The system rejects patient records that do not match the six identifiers. The Near Match Report contains patients with incorrect data. For each patient update your corporate system with the CROWNWeb value for records noted incorrect. Attached are instructions to resolve the error and admit the patient to CROWNWeb." .Attachments.Add = Sheets("Sheet1").Range("F2").Text 'You can add other files also like this .Attachments.Add ("I:\Aim 3 Improve Care to Reduce Cost\Quality Incentive Program (QIP)\MAH Folder\Detailed Facility Instructions.pdf") .Attachments.Add ("I:\Aim 3 Improve Care to Reduce Cost\Quality Incentive Program (QIP)\MAH Folder\Instructions for Setting Up Corporate Account of Your Dialysis Organization.pdf") .Send End With On Error GoTo 0 .Close SaveChanges:=False End With Kill TempFilePath & TempFileName & FileExtStr Set OutMail = Nothing Set OutApp = Nothing With Application .ScreenUpdating = True .EnableEvents = True End With NextEnd Sub
Ah, sorry! .Attachments.Add (Sheets("Sheet1").Range("F2").Text)
not equals... Haha
The file is still not attached. It attached the 2 files with the file path but not this one.
Ok, just before that, put this: MsgBox (Sheets("Sheet1").Range("F2").Text)
Does a box popup with I:\Aim 3 Improve Care to Reduce Cost\Quality Incentive Program (QIP)\MAH Folder\WebAccess\WebAccess_110038.pdf in it?
The box is blank.
Ok, that is why. It isn't getting the path from that field.
Is that macro run from within this excel sheet?
The path in field F2 =
Again, the Sheet1 was split into workbooks based on the email addres. So each worksheet has the correct path in field F2. Some how we need to loop thru the worksheets.
Right, but what I had you do it give a msgbox to make sure that the script can get that value.
Well, the sheet would be named the email address, right?
If so, try this instead: MsgBox (Sheets(SendTo).Range("F2").Text)
The email goes to that email address, correct?
Yes. Change the current message box or add a new one?
Change it
No message appears and only the 2 files are attached.
Hrm, that is odd, it should still appear blank if anything.
I ran in 3 times.
Ohh, I see - it's in a For Loop. We need to do this:
Replace the one before with: MsgBox (sht.Range("F2").Value)
Anything this time?
Now, I get a box with the file location.
Replace it with this, then: .Attachments.Add (sht.Range("F2").Value)
Okay, it worked but each record received 2 emails. One email contained the 3 documents an the other only contained 2.
So, the second email didn't attach the file in F2?
Yes the second email did attach the file
It did? Maybe I am not understanding.
Each record received two emails?
I removed the message box and everything is okay now. Thanks!
Ah, ok. Good.
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What's still on your To-Do List for before baby arrives?
All of the things! I seriously feel like I have accomplished nothing on my list, either due to lack of money, energy, or help from DH. The few things I did manage to get done earlier on have of course since been undone. I'm in panic mode for the most part.
Buy at least one nursing bra this weekend! Everything else has been checked-off. I am still in disbelief.
i just had my 36 week appointment. Next week is my home visit and then I'm good for a home birth at any point. This has made things feel really real for the first time. I'm kind of freaking out. Everything is on my to do list... including:
Pick up birth pool
buy and prepare after birth herbs
assemble birth supplies
get stuff for baby (I have no idea what this is but I probably need lots of it)
attend my shower (not till the 8th - everyone I know is also a procrastinator)
rearrange my room to fit the co-sleeper DP just finished building (I'll post some pics when it's done. He did an amazing job)
Big grocery shop (we have a CSA that starts same week baby is due so that helps)
find a car seat (home birth + we rarely drive so not really a huge deal)
prepare some last minute snacks etc for birth team
buy champagne
get an extra memory cards for the camera and video camera.
Prepare DP (we really haven't talked much about what I'll need from him in labour and this is his first)
finish cleaning and prepping house and garden (DP is totally on top of this. He's OCD and will do a much better job than I will)
Meet with my supervisor, write a chapter and let him know I'll be taking maternity leave (this happens next monday)
debrief with my Doula when she gets back from california
apply for maternity benefits ...
Stop freaking out!
I still haven't made anything for the freezer, which is stressing me out. The rest of my list I don't really care too much about at this point, but would like to get some activities lined up for the kids for the summer.
I still haven't made anything for the freezer either besides baked goods. We still need to paint the baby's wall in our room, and we are still under construction building our addition! I would love to have my oldest daughter moved into her new room before the baby comes!
I have things I'd like to have done, but nothing else that has to be done. I've got a week and a day until my due date, and I hope to spend the rest of the time resting, maintaining the house, and enjoying the kids.
I will have to summarize because the list is still so long. Freaking out seems to be a commonality for many of us.
Baby care--pertussis shot, car seat safety check in DHs car, install in my car,
cloth diapers--prep prefolds, prep new AIOs, fix the elastic on the BG newborns(they were supposed to be EUC and realized recently they are not), practice the prefolds LOL, sew cloth wipes
Hospital prep--preregister appt on June 3, pack hospital bags, plan who to call and how to share news and who will know Im in labor (not all of FB I hope but DH gets excited lol), finish conversations with doc about birth preferences
Household prep--new smoke detectors, car oil change/brake check, clean, stock up on supplies, freezer meals. prep guest bathroom
Money prep--FMLA paperwork, coordinate sub for next year, wrap up work year, check in with day care selection, baby life insurance enrollment
Mentally prepare--read parenting books still on list, attend breastfeeding for the working mom class tomorrow, read class material from other classes, practice labor techniques
Mom care--prep cloth pads, educate myself about PPD, learn Ins and outs of postpartum exercise timeline and best practices
Nostalgia--keep up journal, take belly photos, shuttterfly pregnancy journal, write baby a "before I meet you" letter, buy envelopes and pre-address and stamp them for birth announcements
Various things I wish I could get done and out of the way before baby but probably wont.
Still left to buy--maxi pads, witch hazel, nursing ice packs, postpartum/summer/nursing friendly clothing, postpartum belt (maybe), nipple butter, thank you cards, exercise ball, tennis ball, heating pad, night gown for hospital, lanolin, baby healthcare/grooming kit, bathtime warming towel, hooded bath towel, portable night light, crib mattress, waterproof crib pad, swing, car seat base, baby carrier, memory book, carbon dioxide detector
baby room--make name bunting, hang pictures, find more decorative items, fix light fixture, make mobile for over changing table, assemble and paint book racks
Good thing I am due at the end of June, but the "any time now" possibility freaks me out when I look at this list.
~ Perineal spray and herbs/pads prepped (maybe today?)
~ decide if I really want to do anything special/different for my last fairly unshared birthday
~keep going to yoga, acupuncture, midwife visits, etc.
~finish cleaning/organizing/decluttering the house: get the crap SO just brought into the house *out* of the house! Plus, all the usuals - never ending laundry etc.
~ clean out clothes/shoes that will clearly never fit again or be of much use to me
~ bathe dog/get nails dremmeled (Why, oh why, does he still stink so badly?!)
~ made Bath Salts for midwives, etc.
~ received birthing tub from midwives
I guess I need to actually make my list . . .
-get a few last-minute items (lanolin, maybe baby lotion, diaper cream, baby wash, more ibuprofen?, more prenatal vitamins?)
-get a haircut
-do some more baking and cooking for the freezer
-make sure I have good snacks for postpartum and labor
-buy some more nursing-friendly tops at the thrift store
-read the section in TCOYF about postpartum
-re-read the newborn section in my breastfeeding book
-organize and pack up bigger size baby clothes
-get more of our regular packing done
-download books onto my nook
-continue fetal positioning exercises, birth ball, EPO, RRL tea
-more thorough cleaning and organizing of the house
-keep up with regular laundry/cooking/cleaning
-do some sewing for baby if there's time (maybe start with another wetbag)
I don't think any of these things are absolutely essential. I feel like I've gotten everything done that absolutely has to be done before baby arrives, but I think it's good to still have things to keep me busy. I'm 37+2 today so I feel like I need to be ready at any time, but I don't really expect baby for another week or two at least.
I still have to decide on a few things to know whether they should be on my mental to do list but I have no one real list.
On my sewing/crafting list:
Make 2 crib sheets
2 swadding blankets
2 Nursing appropriate dresses
4 nursing tanks
Finish burp cloths
Finish making new pad for bottom of the play pen that was hubby's 40 years ago. I think this is actually pretty important because this will be a spot I can put her down where the dog can't get to her for a minute. Dog is sweet but large and having a baby in the house will be a new experience for her. She is already having to learn that not all toys are her toys.
Clean up sewing room!!
For the nursery:
Decide if I want to paint the old, small dresser in my basement for her room, specifically for a changing table. If so, hubby has to help me drag it outside to paint it and I'll need to buy a changing pad. Which then will lead to me needing to make a few covers for it. This is seeming like a rabbit hole I may not want to go down but it might be nice to have a really changing area for her. The alternative is the guest bed still in her room.
The get my rear in gear list:
Pack a hospital bag.
Finish setting up her spot in our room.
Make something for the freezer already!!
I have 11 days till my due date...hmm lets see..
Move studio/office to the newly renovated room in the basement.
Clean/Paint baby room (old studio/office)
Set up baby furniture
Wash baby clothes
Sew one more gauze baby blanket
Buy a van ( this might happen post baby!)
Other than my freakish level of nesting that I know I won't complete (pretty sure I CAN'T clean my entire house with a toothbrush in the next 3 weeks), all I have left is to finish knitting something for the little guy. I made my son bear slippers and my daughter a cupcake hat. I'm making this one monster feet. If I made time to do it, I could probably finish in 3 or 4 hours, but I'm a little paranoid he'll get the wrong idea and think it's time to come out as soon as I'm done, so I'm putting it off (while I clean the house with a toothbrush).
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With all the games that have popped up recently attempting to simulate moral decisions (ie. Knights of the Old Republic, Fable, etc.), it seems as if a splinter to the "games as art" mentality has been birthed. These kinds of games have elements that are attempting to make the player think about the consequences of their choices and actions. Though this is an interesting dynamic, it can sometimes seem a little heavy-handed. Enter Overlord. This is a title that exudes humor from many angles, not least of which is the fact that the moral choices you make vary only in how evil they are.
Before Overlord, Triumph Studios, located in the Netherlands, was only responsible for the Age of Wonders titles for the PC. While those offered straightforward, turn-based combat in a fantastical setting, they weren't particularly renowned for their sense of humor or personality. But with Overlord, Triumph has not only made its first foray into console development, but has also made a splash with a title that retains the fantasy setting of its previous games, while significantly changing their personality and formula to enjoyable effect.
US: 26 Jun 2007
Instead of the stuffy, Tolkien-esque fantasy realm that has become second nature to fans of fantasy books, RPGs, and the like, Overlord imbues its world with an over the top, almost spoof-level humor, similar to the 2004 title The Bard's Tale. What adds to the sense of humor is the notion that you have moral choices to make, but those choices aren't between shades of good and evil, but rather between evil and very evil. That said, the mayhem is kept somewhat removed from reality, a concept helped by the setting. Certainly this title garners its rating for crude humor and cartoon violence, but there's nothing on the same playing field as, say, Grand Theft Auto, for example.
As with any evil leader worth his salt, much of the game is experienced by having your minions do the dirty work for you. This is where a good deal of the title's personality comes in. The minions are, by and large, fairly amusing in both their voice characterizations and their actions. And as in Pikmin, there are various types for you to command, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. Further, the total number you can have in your party at any given time is limited.
Overlord shares its irreverent spirit and approach to evil, if not its setting or gameplay, with the 2004 PC game Evil Genius, in which you played the sort of madman villain from any given James Bond film. In both games, there's a sense of glee with respect to the lighthearted nature with which a shaky sort of moral fiber is approached. It seems that if the choice had been made to make the violence and despotism of the game extremely realistic, it might have been more disquieting than fun. This is an example of a game that doesn't take itself too seriously, and asks the player not to either. It is not attempting to change the landscape of gaming in general, nor is it likely to be construed as an "important" title. It's simply fun for the sake of being so, akin to a popcorn movie that will be enjoyed by the people to whom the form and source material appeals.
Critical reception of Overlord has been fairly positive overall, with most of the criticisms having to do with various technical issues like the camera and the utility of the control scheme during some of the more difficult battle situations that arise in the game. To be fair, though, as previously discussed, this is Triumph's first console game after a series of PC games. Certainly the PC keyboard allows for more robust control schemes, and I would imagine the experience of designing for a game controller for the first time to be a challenge. Such issues will surely be sorted out with Triumph's next title. Quite tellingly, nobody seem to question the title's charm and sense of humor. There isn't really any fault to find there.
What ultimately makes Overlord so intriguing is the way in which it's something of a mashup. In the way that particulary good DJs can make their own songs by collaging together bits and pieces of other things, the developers have brought a lot of established conventions to the table and created something unique. Obviously, the fantasy setting has been done many times before. Present here also is the moral choice dynamic that affects the look of the character and the outcome of the game, in the manner of Fable, although Overlord uniquely only lets you go from bad to worse. Further, there's the resource managements aspects of different types of underlings, in the manner of Pikmin. Yet again all these elements, and many others, come together to make for an experience that hasn't quite been seen before.
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The FLORIDA departed London on 28 June 1884 and arrived in Port Chalmers, via Plymouth and Hobart, on 23 August 1884. Captain Dwyer was in command.
Transcribed from the Otago Daily Times, 19 August 1884, Page 2
Per the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's (Limited) steamer Florida, Captain Dwyer, from London June 28, and Plymouth June 30: —
For Otago:
Second saloon —
Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Leggett, Messrs Aubrey Luxton, W. McKirdy.
Third cabin —
Messrs Charles Bowker, W.A. Inkson, Stevens, William Byers, Richard Byers, A. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. T. Enright, Messrs John Armstrong, James R. Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Grumball, Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown, Messrs Hugh Stewart, W. Stevenson, W. Laird, J. McLaughlin, W. Calvert, Robert Green, Miss Hannah Byers, Mr. A.J. Robertson, Mrs. Phoebe Russell and child.
For Wellington:
Second saloon —
Messrs C. Gardner and Wm. Gray.
Third cabin –
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rutherford and family (7), Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rowl, Messrs Christopher Heaton, P. Devine, Henry Kenney, Joseph Payne, Mr. Patrick McGreevy and child, Mr. A. Grayson, Mrs. M.A. Thompson and two children, Messrs A. Adamson, John P. Wheeler.
For Auckland:
Second saloon —
Mr. W.J. McDairmid
Third cabin –
Messrs Alex Richardson, ThomasTwigley, Mrs. O. Campbell, Miss M.I. Love and party (10), Mr. John Quinn, Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Brown and family (6), Mr. Mathias Cartright.
For Canterbury:
Second saloon —
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McCleland, Messrs Charles Wait and Frank Wait.
Third cabin —
Mr John Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. A. Black, Messrs Arthur Emmett, Michael Pinnott, Mr. and Mrs. J. Raycraft, Miss Mary A. Raycraft, Messrs Edward R. Brown, Andrew McAulay, Thomas Smyth, Patrick Cardiff, Miss Jane Smith, Miss Emily Taylor, Mr. Angus Holden, Mr. and Mrs F.W. Brown and family (5), Mr. and Mrs. William Langdon, Miss Mary O'Grady, Mrs. Martha Kerr, Master James Kerr, Mrs. Emma Ashley, Mr. and Mrs. James McClury and family (9), Antony Kleiser, Charles Harvey.
For Napier:
Second cabin –
Mr. George L Crowley
Third cabin –
Messrs F Bianchi, M.G. Smith.
For Hobart:
Second cabin —
Mr Robert Brooks.
Third cabin —
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Horton.
For Sydney:
Third cabin —
Mrs. Mary Wood and infant, Messrs Edwin H. Cole, T. Brown, and John R. Nixon.
For Melbourne:
Third cabin —
Mr. and Mrs. John Cock, Mr. Patrick Cronin, Miss Mary A. Daly.
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Matrix displayed standard over the whole page width
Is there a solution to show a matrix standard over the whole page width of a report so that there are no white spaces on the right side of the matrix eventhough there is only one column with data?
Reason is that the user wants to see the whole matrix border lines in case if there are 1,2 up to max 5 columns.
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Hi Paul,
By default, the page size is 8.5 x 11 inches but we can change this size by using the report properties. You want to the matrix display all the page, so you can increase the width of the matrix to the right edge of the page, and set the "ConsumeContainerWhiteSpace" property of the report to "True". In this case, there are no white spaces on the right side of the matrix.
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Hi Charlie,<o:p></o:p>
My report had this setting by default. My problem is as follows:<o:p></o:p>
When i have a matrix with data and the column data row has only one value it shows the matrix width to that column size. What the customer wants is to see the column size of that matrix over the whole page. If the column has more than one data elements then the matrix should show the number of columns but not going over the next page.<o:p></o:p>
This Picture is an example how it should be shown in the report, the matrix is always taking the whole page width despite the number of dynamic columns.<o:p></o:p>
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Congrats on you victory over W.Va.
BLACKSBURG (AP) — On a day in which Virginia Tech athletics director Jim Weaver announced his retirement effective at the end of the year, he received a rather sweet retirement gift courtesy of one of the Hokies' teams.
"It was a good day to give him a victory over West Virginia," Virginia Tech coach James Johnson said. "That's a good retirement present from the men's basketball team."
Freshman Ben Emelogu scored a game-high 22 points to lead the Hokies past the Mountaineers 87-82 on Tuesday.
Adam Smith added 19 points for the Hokies (1-1), who rallied from a 17-point deficit in the first half and avenged last season's 68-67 loss to West Virginia in Morgantown, W.Va. Smith scored seven of Virginia Tech's last nine points, making several key plays in the final minute.
His three-point play with 33.2 seconds to play gave the Hokies an 83-79 lead. West Virginia's Remi Dibo then hit a 3-pointer with 23.7 seconds left to cut the lead to one, but Smith answered, hitting two free throws to push the lead to 85-82 with 16.2 seconds remaining.
West Virginia (1-1) had a chance to tie the game, but Nathan Adrian's 3-pointer was short, and Virginia Tech freshman Devin Wilson got the rebound. Wilson made two free throws with 5 seconds left to seal the game for Virginia Tech.
"I think this is a sign," Johnson said. "We've got to continue to get better. We've got some young guys who can do some things, and we've got to continue to hang in there. It's going to be up and down for them, but at least we've got multiple guys. If one guy is down, we've got some guys who maybe can step up. Tonight, we were able to get those three young guys (Emelogu, Wilson and Smith, who is a redshirt sophomore) in double figures, and that was encouraging."
Smith hit 7 of 12 from the floor for the Hokies, who shot 45.6 percent from the floor (26 of 57), including 60.9 percent in the second half (14 of 23). He hit just 3 of 10 from the floor in Virginia Tech's loss to USC Upstate in its season opener.
"We didn't dwell on last Saturday's game," Smith said. "We just looked forward. Everything was focusing on West Virginia. We didn't have our heads down. We came out ready to win."
Emelogu scored 13 of his 22 in the first half, rallying the Hokies from that 17-point deficit. Virginia Tech went on a 12-1 run that ended with Emelogu's 3-pointer at the buzzer to cut the lead to 41-36 at halftime. The Hokies then scored the first eight points of the second half, using that 20-1 run spanning both halves to get back into the game.
"We screwed the game up in the first half," West Virginia coach Bob Huggins said. "I've got a whole bunch of freshmen who don't understand how hard you have to play. We got up, and we stopped guarding. And when you stop guarding, people take advantage of you.
"It's like your kids. You try to do the best job you can of telling your kids what is going to happen. Most of the time, they don't listen either. You've already been through it, so you're trying to say, 'Don't make the same mistakes I made' and they just make the same mistakes their parents made. I guess that's what it is. I've told them and told them that you can't take plays off, and we continually take plays off."
Wilson finished with 16 points for the Hokies, making 4 of 7 from the floor and all eight of his free-throw attempts. Jarell Eddie had 10 points – all in the second half.
Dibo led West Virginia with 17 points, while Eron Harris added 16 for the cold-shooting Mountaineers. West Virginia shot just 35.7 percent from the floor (25 of 70).
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I built a custom PCB to attach to the stock head unit harness on my e46 BMW. The audio inputs are differential and go to a separate audio system controller. When I turn it on and enable my circuit everything is fine but as time goes on, static starts building up. I have bypass capacitors on all 4 inputs (left and right +,-). Could charge be building up? Do I need a resistor in there somewhere? Thanks.
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Yes its a 2002 e46 and originally had the 10 speaker HK premium sound system. I've since replaced all the speakers and I'm running an aftermarket amp but I've retained the stock radio unit. Not sure if its dsp or not. My circuit attempts to mimic the tape player. In any case I've since taken apart the stock head unit and reverse engineered the audio path of the tape player. I've put a new filter and DC block so hopefully that will cure the static on my next board.
i was wondering cause i just did a douible din radio in on of them cars and damn it was tricky, i had to deal with that premium sound system, if its the one im thinking about it's probably a 3 channel set up with the fm tuner just to the left of the amp. i ran high input to the amp since when i tried rca level you coudlnt even hear it . bmw's are also hard to keep noise out of the rcs, just make sure to use double twisted, and double check where there are power wires .
wow u replaced all 10 speakers im impressed on that side since they are all small sizes blah .what amp are you using? a reasonably priced amplifier can make a difference in the amount of static thats filtered.double twisted rca wires are i waould say a must in that care since there are power wires everywhere .on my car im gonna purchase a new alpine amp the pdx-v9 .
Well, I actually replaced the front speakers with 6.5" components and am not currently using the back speakers. I have a Phoenix Gold Octane 900.5 or something that I plan to replace in the near future with a much smaller 4 channel.
But back to my original post, I've found the condition in which I get static and hopefully someone has experience with this....
When the tablet is connected, the USB and Audio are plugged into my circut board, which in turn plugs into the car. The static occurs only when the USB is connected at the same time as the audio. If I use a different audio source there is no static and if I unplug the USB there is no static. My first thought was a ground loop on my board but the USB and audio jack are connected to the same ground plane. Also, the tablet's USB ground has 0 ohms resistance to it's audio jack ground. I'm going to try putting a ferrite in line with the USB power and maybe a capacitor or two. If someone has any thoughts as to what might be going on I'm all ears. TIA.
I did a bunch of testing this afternoon and I think that the switching regulator is somehow creating noise that gets into the tab's audio output. I'm going to try and wire in a linear regulator to see if that fixes the problem.


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The Bulls were among the teams with which agent Rich Paul took meetings to discuss LeBron James during the first week of free agency, as Ramona Shelburne and Brian Windhorst of ESPN.com reveal in a behind-the-scenes look at LeBron's choice. Regardless, James was no longer willing to accept being underpaid, as Windhorst examines in a separate piece. James decided before free agency began that he'd take a max contract, and no matter where he would end up, he would demand a deal with a player option after year one, Windhorst writes. James wants to continue to sign short-term deals for the foreseeable future to maintain flexibility in case the maximum salary jumps or is eliminated in the next collective bargaining agreement, as Windhorst explains. He also wants to keep the pressure on Cavs brass to improve the team around him, the ESPN scribe adds. Here's more on the Heat as they pick up the pieces after LeBron's departure:
- It wasn't merely a two-team race between the Rockets and Heat for Chris Bosh, as the Nuggets, Suns and Lakers all made offers to the No. 3 player in the Hoops Rumors Free Agent Power Rankings, reports Tom Haberstroh of ESPN.com.
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PINELLAS PARK — Palm Harbor University's Prince twins produced an imposing display of skill Saturday during the finals of the Jerry Mita Invitational at Pinellas Park.
The Hurricanes entered the tournament as the favorite and lived up to expectations, sending six of their wrestlers to the finals and winning with 260 points.
East Bay finished second with 194.5 followed by Sarasota, Osceola and Bradenton Southeast.
"I actually thought East Bay was the favorites coming into this," PHU coach Stan Sakevich said. "I thought we had an outside shot at having eight kids in the finals. But I'll take six. We had one that was winning and got caught in the last 10 seconds."
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Napoli have confirmed they will appeal against the decision to shut down two large sections of their San Paolo stadium.
Italy's Lega Calcio ruled on Monday that the stadium's Curvas A and B - which house Napoli's 'ultra' supporters - would be closed until October 31 as punishment for the behaviour of their fans on the opening weekend of the season.
Before Napoli's first game at Roma, a number of supporters vandalised trains and the central rail station in Naples before travelling to the capital. Once at the Stadio Olimpico, several Napoli fans were detained by police.
The Serie A club were also fined 10,000 euros as a result of the incidents.
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EAM: On to the Next Level
Rick Carter | August 29, 2014
Providers of Enterprise Asset Management systems explain how their solutions for today's challenges set the stage for a more mobile, data-rich future.
The day is coming when the still-too-common view of industrial maintenance as an isolated plant function of uncertain value is overtaken by the larger concept of its key role within the scope of enterprise asset management (EAM) systems. If you're in one of the industries where the use of EAM software has been a key part of business strategy for some time—typically utilities, oil & gas, mining—you probably already see it that way. As the aging workforce slowly migrates out of service, and asset-focused standards like ISO 55000 gain worldwide acceptance, EAM will not only become more common across industry, its mobile-friendly capabilities are certain to evolve with increasing pace.
The challenges
To get there, EAM system providers are addressing a host of issues—some involve pulling experienced users forward, while others involve push new technologies into the EAM arena that will help users meet tomorrow's demands more efficiently. Not surprisingly, a current pressing issue is the need to effectively address the industrial knowledge drain.
"A main challenge from our perspective is the loss of knowledge going out of the maintenance world," says Victor Lough, Product Manager for Schneider Electric's Avantis brand. "At the same time, there's the trend toward predictive maintenance, which everyone has been talking about for some time. How can we bridge that gap? is the question we ask ourselves. And the next question is, how do you sustain the systems when they're commissioned? This is what we're focused on."
EAM provider Ventyx agrees that "replacement of the aging workforce is difficult for many of [our customers] in the U.S.," says David Humphrey, Director of Product Management for the ABB company. "Finding ways to make the system palatable to new users without disrupting the work of the experienced users is one of the key drivers we're looking at."
One of Ventyx's solutions, according to Humphrey, is to "allow the customer to assimilate the change in process at the correct speed. We have a number of customers who have been using our systems for 20 years, and they're used to it. At the same time, they have new people coming in and performing work and finding the old system difficult to use." To address these "conflicting imperatives," he says, "we're using mobile technologies and profile-based workflows so the system addresses the needs of the individual as opposed to it being simply a data-entry stream."
The distinction, according to Humphrey's colleague, Steve Deskevich, VP Energy Industry Solutions, is that the company is "not just creating software. We have industry solutions focused from the industry perspective. And we're moving to technology architectures that allow us to grow and get the technology to where it can expand into newer areas without it being cobbled by the past." This is why mobility is so important, he says. "Mobility is probably the biggest area of interest to our customers. And we plan to expand its functionality from an EAM perspective."
As in many other areas of maintenance and operations, mobility plays a key and rapidly expanding role in the product offerings of EAM providers. "It is almost central to what we do," says Lough at Schneider Electric. In addition to its ability to drastically simplify the completion of tasks, a key mobile benefit is that "it removes the latency in decision-making and reporting, which is really the Achilles heel of maintenance," says Lough. "Field workers love the idea that once they push that button and head back to the office, they don't have more paperwork to file."
Lough has noted some resistance to mobile, but more often because of "management-of-change processes within organizations," he says. The outdated perception that the use of mobile devices means "Big Brother is watching over you" has been surpassed, he adds, by the great value of reduced paperwork. "Once the organization fully grasps this benefit, it's a win for everyone," he says. "Sure there are some old grizzly bears out there who may resist mobile, but younger workers are surprised when they come aboard and there's anything that's not mobile. Pencil and paper is a turnoff for them," he says. "Using the latest technology is a way to attract younger workers."
Variations on simplicity
Another way to attract them is to keep things simple. To some, this means eliminating several EAM systems in favor of one. "One of the biggest issues we see is companies that run disparate EAM and CMMS systems," says Patrick Zirnhelt, Vice President, Enterprise Service and Asset Management at IFS. "We talk to many companies who may have one system in the head office running their financials, supply-chain and other enterprise corporate activities, but their field plants run something different. This is a big problem because it means you don't have one version of the truth or one repository with all the data in one place. And if our customers don't have the right root data," says Zirnhelt, "they can't make the right decisions. And it's not just maintenance management, but things on the peripheral like not having integrated project-management systems or integrated document-management systems, health-and-safety information, non-conformance reporting audit systems, and other types of related applications. Having that data all over the place creates a lot of inefficiencies."
According to Zirnhelt, IFS guides clients toward a single solution so they interact with only "one version of the truth, one database and one user interface for many different functions, whether it's maintenance, supply-chain, financials, project management or HR. It's all in one repository, one system. This way, you don't have to be trained on multiple systems and the company doesn't have to worry about the interfaces for these disparate systems."
IFS recognizes that not all clients can easily conform to this approach. "In cases where the company has made a heavy investment in a big system and the appetite to move away from it isn't there, we will work with it and have an interface," says Zirnhelt. In this situation, the legacy system might be kept running core financials, for example, while the IFS program assumes responsibility for all other aspect of operations.
Like its competitors, IFS seeks to bring more information into systems and match it with a high degree of analysis. "We're spending a lot of time [improving the ability to] capture big data and collect and use as much of it as possible to look for trends," says Zirnhelt. While IFS does not offer predictive maintenance tools, he adds that "any predictive tools out there depend upon having a collection of good maintenance data. So our ability to collect the data is very important." IFS is also moving toward in-context analytics, he says, "which means being able to look at transactional data in real time—maintenance, supply chain or anything else—and on the same screen have analytical data or reports to help improve immediate decision making."
Zirnhelt says cost pressures alone are enough support this approach to EAM, but adds that growing regulatory-compliance requirements make it even more important. "A fully automated system that can produce compliance reports quickly as needed is extremely valuable," he says. It eliminates the need to "fish for a lot of information," he adds, "which can save weeks of time for just one request."
While EAM providers agree on the need for their systems to efficiently gather and analyze large amounts of data, not all agree on the best way to do that. Ventyx, for example, does not take "a one-size-fits-all approach," says Deskevich, which he acknowledges sets Ventyx apart from its competitors. "We're not mobilizing 100% of our existing solutions because we feel that's a waste of time," says Humphrey. "There is a lot of functionality in our system that is deep and rich and required, but is impractical at best and useless at worst on a mobile device."
Instead, Ventyx is "picking key business processes that make sense to have done at the point of work for the worker, and mobilizing that," according to Humphrey. The result: "Mobile solutions that are precise for the work they do and are able to be useful in the field. And since the solution is specific to the work task, we're able to address things that are not easy to address with a desktop system, such as volume of data entry, data-entry method, and the ability to leverage device functions such as GPS, weather, voice-to-text and Google Glass," says Humphrey. "This is what we bring to specific business functions, as opposed to broadcasting over the breadth and depth of the solution."
This approach suggests that the solution must be customizable, a benefit Humphrey prefers to call "tailorable." "For me," he says, "customizable means someone can go in and do something to the solution that will make it difficult for them to take the next release of our software. Tailoring, on the other hand, allows them to personalize it based on the workflows they need, but is in line with and leverages the strength of the system so they can easily take the next upgrade. And a key thing we're looking at regarding tailorability is making the system easier to tailor," he adds, "by making the tailoring a customer is able to do more extensive so they can better address their needs."
Ventyx is also migrating its technology to the cloud, says Humphrey, a process that requires a careful balance of assimilation among customers. "Our older workforce generally knows how to use our system very efficiently," he says. "So we're balancing their rate of change in this regard. We're learning how much our experienced users can accept and how quickly they can accept it without resulting in even a temporary loss in efficiency. We're trying to increase efficiency, not disrupt the organization. And our partners have been extremely valuable helping us find that balance."
The look ahead
EAM providers foresee fundamental changes ahead, both in how their products are used, and why. Lough at Schneider Electric sees the release of ISO 55000 as a key driver for greater integration of EAM programs across many platforms. "It will help define [the EAM] industry," he says, noting that, at the very least, ISO 55000 underscores the value of having a tested, standardized approach to asset management. "Many clients don't know how to get started" with an asset-management system, he says, and don't realize asset management is more than just maintenance. "It encompasses processes, people and, importantly, analyses of how well everything works over time," says Lough. "ISO 55000 will be a good benchmark to enable them to see how well they're doing in their maturity cycle. It should drive the process forward because it's also a standard that senior executives can't ignore. It's only a matter of time before it becomes commonplace."
As far as the types of technology EAM users can expect, Deskevich offers Ventyx's new Asset Health Center (AHC) product as an example. A convergence of "operational and information technology, AHC hits at the heart of the need reliability managers have to manage this aging infrastructure that we're in," he says. It pulls information from condition-monitoring systems, control systems, maintenance systems, historical programs and equipment-reliability programs. "Then, using an analytic engine, it can help the engineer draw conclusions and patterns that you wouldn't necessary see unless you were very experienced," says Deskevich. "This means reliability engineers would have the ability to see from either a fleet view or very specific view, for example, how their assets are performing."
He also points to Ventyx's efforts to integrate 3D with EAM. "This is becoming more prevalent," he says, noting that in a recent prototyping project, the company created a scenario-driven training exercise where a worker could walk through as an avatar and undertake a work assignment in the 3D model, based on a work order in the EAM system. "The idea is to bring these two worlds together to facilitate training," he says. "Then the next step is to use the 3D model to better plan maintenance. If the work-order package says the job should be done in a certain order, for example, feed it to the 3D model and have the model walk you through it to determine if there's anything different in the plant from the last time this job was done. This optimizes the maintenance strategy."
Deskevich adds that there are "plenty of other technologies" for EAM to grow into. "As we move toward Google Glass and 3D rendering, for example, we'll want to leverage mobile technology in a way that these elements will give you access to all types of information that could not be stored on a device. We want to bring the richness of the mobile world we see in the consumer market to bear on the business side. Yes, there are cybersecurity issues to deal with," he says, "but we definitely see EAM moving into that world."


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The familiar, comfort foods of Italia – pasta, pizza and dolce desserts – have emerged as the preferred cuisine among Europeans, topping the list for everyone from Germans, Brits, Spanish, Italians and the French.
In a new TripAdvisor survey that polled 7,665 Europeans, Italian food was ranked the overall favorite, with 62 percent of Spaniards particularly enamored by the country's cuisine.
The same was true for 55 percent of German respondents, 52 percent of Brits, and 48 percent of Italians.
Perhaps most striking, the French – for whom good food and gastronomy is a birthright – likewise rated Italian fare better than their own, with 40 percent of respondents saying they preferred the Mediterranean cuisine, followed by 38 percent identifying their own cuisine.
Thai food was the third favorite for 27 percent of French respondents.
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For the second straight week, the Southern football team faces an opponent positioned atop the Southwestern Athletic Conference's Eastern Division and fighting to earn a berth in the league title game.
The Jaguars no longer have a shot at reaching the postseason or even at their first winning season in three years.
But interim coach Dawson Odums said Tuesday at his weekly media luncheon that Southern won't lack for motivation. Saturday's game against Alabama State at A.W. Mumford Stadium is a chance to send the team's seniors out with a win in their final appearance at home.
"It's been awhile since we tasted victory," Odums said. "The way they're practicing every week and the way they're coming out and playing, it will be exciting for the seniors to walk off the field in their last home game with a victory."
Southern (3-6 overall, 2-5 in the conference) looks to end a three-game losing streak and enter two weeks of preparation for the Bayou Classic with some momentum.
Alabama State (6-3, 6-2) has much more on the line in its final game of the SWAC schedule.
The Hornets can win the Eastern Division by beating Southern and having Jackson State (5-4, 5-2) lose either to Alabama A&M (7-2, 6-2) on Saturday or to Alcorn State a week later. Alabama State owns the head-to-head tiebreaker with A&M but lost to Jackson State.
When they faced a reeling Southern team in Montgomery, Ala., late last season, the Hornets were in a similar spot.
They could have punched their ticket to the SWAC title game by beating Southern and having A&M lose to Jackson State. A&M lost its game, but the Jaguars won a 26-23 thriller to keep Alabama State from winning a division title.
"We just didn't get it done because we just weren't dialed in," Alabama State coach Reggie Barlow said during the SWAC teleconference this week. "We were thinking about all the external things that had nothing to do with our game."
Barlow said he and his coaching staff have made a point to make sure it doesn't happen again.
"It will be hard not to wonder what's going on, but those are things (scores of other games) that we talk about removing," he said. "That's mental clutter: things that you have no control over, things that have nothing to do with our game."
Judging by Southern's performance at A&M last weekend, Alabama State would be wise to stay focused on the task at hand.
The Jaguars roared back from a 10-0 halftime deficit to take a seven-point lead against an opponent looking to stay tied with Alabama State atop the East standings. A number of missed opportunities allowed the Bulldogs to escape with the 24-23 win in overtime, but Odums left the disappointing loss encouraged by his team's effort.
"I was happy with the way the guys competed and fought for four quarters," he said.
Quarterback Dray Joseph stayed hot behind center, passing for 148 yards and two touchdowns. Running back Sylvester Nzekwe had his second straight 100-yard game, the kind of effort the Jaguars lacked in going the first seven games without a 100-yard rusher.
The defense held SWAC rushing leader Kaderius Lacey to 81 yards on 21 carries and pitched a second-half shutout until A&M's final possession of regulation.
Issues in the kicking game were the one glaring negative.
Kicker Matthew Hill had two field goals blocked, then pushed an extra point wide right after Southern scored to take a 23-17 lead in overtime. The missed PAT proved to be the difference in Southern's third loss by six points or less.
Odums said freshman Greg Pittman, sidelined in recent weeks with a groin injury, will have a chance to unseat Hill during practice this week.
Pittman is 1-for-3 on field goals and also 1-for-3 on extra points. Hill is 4-for-8 and 16-for-17.
"Those guys are going to compete for the job this week," Odums said. "We're going to see which one puts it through the uprights the most.
Odums said the Jaguars understand what is at stake for their opponent Saturday and realize they must match the intensity.
"We expect to get a great effort from them, but we also expect to give a great effort," Odums said. "It's our last home game here at Mumford Stadium, so we think our guys will be fired up and ready to go."
Heroes Day
Military personnel, veterans, police officers and firefighters will receive a $10 discount on general admission tickets for Saturday's game. Tickets can be purchased at the Southern ticket office inside the F.G. Clark Activity Center.
The discounted ticket prices are part of Southern's "Heroes Day" promotion.


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This 1964 Volkswagen bus is said to be a genuine 21-window example with a sliding cloth sunroof, and is shown stored indoors. Almost no detail is given, but the pics show the number plates and extensive grey paint in the interior, so that might have been the factory color. Find it listed just yesterday here on TheSamba in Anchorage, Alaska for $10k. Special thanks to BaT reader Joe in NH for this submission!
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Purdue's AJ Hammons suspended for three games
Purdue men's basketball head coach Matt Painter has announced that sophomore A.J. Hammons has been suspended for the first three games of the 2013-14 season due to a violation of team rules.
Hammons will miss the two exhibition games against the University of Indianapolis on Oct. 30 and Wayne State (Neb.) on Nov. 4, as well as the regular-season opener against Northern Kentucky on Nov. 8.
"A.J. has been suspended for the first three games of this season for conduct not representative of this program or university," Painter said. "We expect the young men in our program to meet certain standards, and they must be held accountable when those standards are not met."
Hammons, a 7-0, 251-pound center from Gary, Ind., averaged 10.6 points and 6.0 rebounds per game a year ago while earning a spot on the Big Ten All-Freshman Team.


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Cape Town - An estate agent's offensive use of the "f-word" at a meeting five years ago, upset an IT specialist so much that he was still waiting for an apology, a Cape Town court heard on Friday.
Alex Anderson, owner of the IT company, The Business Shop, told the Bellville Specialised Commercial Crime Court about the insult.
He was appearing before magistrate Sabrina Sonnenberg on charges of extortion and the unauthorised access to, interception of, or interference with data.
Anderson was engaged by the real estate agency Boland Landmark CC, owned by Jan Phillips, to upgrade Boland Landmark's website, but Anderson's mandate was terminated after a fallout with Phillips in October, 2009.
According to the charge sheet, Phillips contacted another IT specialist to continue the upgrade, but the new contractor encountered problems because the registered status of the website's domain, as well as the service provider, were changed on the system.
The change prevented Phillips from accessing and updating the information on his website.
Prosecutor Juan Agulhas alleges that Phillips did not authorise the change.
The result was that Phillips could no longer access his business internet domain, and his most effective marketing tool was thus incapacitated.
According to the charge sheet, when Phillips requested Anderson to rectifythe change, Anderson allegedly demanded R6840 that was not due to him.
Agulhas alleges that Phillips paid the money, nevertheless, hoping Anderson would rectify the change, but Anderson failed to do so.
It was only after the dispute was referred to Domain Dispute Resolution Regulations, that Phillips's access to and control over his business domain was restored.
At Friday's proceedings, Anderson told of a telephone call he received from "a petulant" Phillips in October 2009, when Phillips demanded his presence in Phillips' office.
As Anderson entered the office, he said Phillips shouted "the f word" at him, and that one word was the sum total of their discussion, Anderson said.
Anderson said he immediately walked out of the office, and demanded an apology from Phillips, which, to this day, he had not received.
Agulhas said Phillips in fact apologised to the staff for his use of the abusive word.
Anderson said this might be so, but Phillips had not yet apologised to him.
Anderson added: "If I was not sworn at, this case would never have happened."
Anderson said he did not smoke or drink, "and I am not prepared to swear".
The magistrate said it was unacceptable to merely say that Phillips used the "f" word - Anderson had to either repeat the word in court, or spell it out. Anderson chose to spell it.
Anderson told the court: "When he used that word at me, rage got hold of me, and I had to control myself - either walk away, or do something I would be sorry about afterwards.
"He started swearing at me without even greeting me or anything," he lamented.
The prosecutor said business people use the "f" word regularly.
Anderson replied: "I have never used that word to a client, and no one has ever disrespected me like that. I walk away from such company."
The case continues on July 31.


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Since the military coup in Egypt against the unpopular but democratically elected government of Mohammed Morsi last July, more than 1,000 regime opponents have been killed, thousands more have been hauled before military courts on political charges, and a repressive anti-protest law has been enacted severely limiting the right of peaceful assembly. The targets of this crackdown have not just been supporters of the ousted Muslim Brotherhood government, but liberal secular activists whose calls for democracy and social justice have put them at odds with both the Islamists and the military leadership. A growing number of prominent trade unionists, journalists and human rights activists are being imprisoned.
A new constitution written by military appointees came before voters in mid-January in which the junta claimed a 98 percent vote in favor. However, those campaigning in support of a No vote were subjected to beatings and arrest and only favorable reports on the constitution were allowed in the Egyptian media. The turnout was only 37 percent.
The paranoia of the U.S.-backed regime is remarkable. Authorities have detained a stork which had been fitted by an ornithologist with a tracking device suspecting it was being used for spying and have investigated a hand puppet from a popular children's television show on suspicions that it was sending coded messages for oppositionists.
In a similar vein, interviews and articles have recently appeared in pro-government papers and television stations alleging various plots involving U.S.-based human rights groups, American scholars and educational foundations researching strategic nonviolent action, and Serbian veterans of the 2000 pro-democracy struggle against Milosevic, among others, conspiring with the U.S. government and Egyptian pro-democracy activists to weaken the nation in the service of Western imperialism.
The regime has ironically accused the left-leaning secular leaders of the popular uprising against the Mubarak dictatorship three years ago of working with the United States to bring the Muslim Brotherhood to power, even though many of these activists were among the leaders of the nonviolent uprising early last summer against the increasingly autocratic government led by the Muslim Brotherhood which prompted the coup. As a result, efforts to tie them to Islamists are as bizarre as efforts to tie them to the United States.
During the Cold War, right-wing governments would routinely accuse progressive democratic oppositionists of being willing tools of Moscow with the aim of establishing Soviet-style Communism in their country and throughout the world. With no Soviet Union and very little communism to worry about, today's autocrats are forced to put the blame on the world's only remaining superpower, even when they themselves depend on American largesse.
There are certainly legitimate criticisms of U.S. policies in the Middle East. In Egypt, however, the Obama administration is simultaneously being falsely accused by the military regime and its supporters for bringing the Muslim Brotherhood to power and by the Muslim Brotherhood and its supporters of being behind the military coup that ousted them.
The Egyptian military is trying to have it both ways: appealing to the foreign policy establishment in Washington by suppressing both the Islamists and the Left, while playing the pseudo-nationalist card for the Egyptian masses.
Ironically, just as the regime's crackdown was escalating in January, Congress approved an additional $1.5 billion in military assistance to Egypt. Though U.S. law prohibits aid to any regime which overthrows a democratically-elected government through a military coup, Congressional leaders of both parties inserted language stating that the aid could flow "notwithstanding any provision of law restricting assistance for Egypt."
The Egyptian military clearly has the upper hand at this time, but their hold on power is ultimately fragile. The younger generation of Egyptians will not likely be satisfied with military rule any more than they were with Mubarak or the Muslim Brotherhood. And they, more than most people living under authoritarianism, know the power of strategic nonviolent action in bringing down an entrenched repressive regime.
Stephen Zunes, a Santa Cruz resident, is a professor of politics and chair of Middle Eastern studies at the University of San Francisco.


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Three of our fellow Inchooers are in Ibiza right now, attending Magento Developers Paradise… Or maybe not?
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It was fun. Nice meeting you guys. Here is my review and some photos. All in german. But maybe you enjoy it anyway.
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The Hernando School Board will not have the power to raise the district's property tax rate in the next two budget years.
Hernando voters overwhelmingly rejected a countywide referendum Tuesday that would have given the board the ability to raise the rate by 25 cents for every $1,000 of taxable value in the 2011-12 and 2012-13 budget years.
With all 57 precincts reporting, 68.2 percent of voters said no to the referendum.
The so-called critical operating needs millage levy would have meant an additional $25 on the bill of a home assessed at $100,000 after the homestead exemption. The levy would not have been automatic. The board would have had to approve the additional millage with a super-majority vote.
The levy would have allowed the board to bolster the general fund by an estimated $2 million. But voters beleaguered by the recession were apparently in no mood to consider even the chance of a tax rate increase, said board Chairman Pat Fagan.
"It was bad timing with the economic conditions," Fagan said. "We're just going to have to take a very close look at the budgets, make some hard decisions and go forward."
Superintendent Bryan Blavatt, the president of the local teachers union and School Board members hoped voters would have approved Tuesday's referendum to give the board a tool to bring in more money if the budget picture is as dire as expected in the next couple of years.
Among the serious financial concerns looming is the added expense to meet class size requirements.


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"Parse error"
"There is a problem parsing the package."
This error is displayed when there is a problem with the ADA package that is downloaded. Some causes include the following possibilities.
1. Numeric tenant names will not work to wrap android apps due to a limitation on the Java package name. If a tenant name is numeric a replacement will need to be created.
2. The ADA .apk file needs to be downloaded again from a stable connection.
3. The free disk space on either the server or the device needs to be increased.
4. Verify that the java version installed on the App Center is 1.6.31.
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The Lite-On iHAS424 internal 24X writer offers the latest solution for those users who are looking for the fastest DVD writing speeds on the market. But what makes the iHAS424 stand out from the crowd is its unique feature: SmartErase. SmartErase is an advanced technology to give users the ability to permanently erase the data on DVD±R (DL) and CD-R discs that can withstand any recovery attempt. With SmartErase, users can now be sure their private and sensitive data is securely erased and cannot be recaptured.
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Behaviors of Children Ages 15 Months to Five Years Around Microwave Ovens
This study has been completed.
University of Chicago
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First received: April 26, 2010
Last updated: September 4, 2013
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The purpose of this study is to assess the typical behavior of children ages 15 months to five years around a microwave oven. The UCH Burn and Complex Wound Center has observed scald burn injuries in young children operating and/or removing hot liquids from microwave ovens. The knowledge we hope to gain is the developmental age that a child is able to open and/or operate a microwave oven safely. This work may influence future microwave oven design to protect young children from microwave-related scald burn injuries. These injuries have resulted in visits to the emergency room, stays in the hospital and debridement and skin grafting procedures in the operating room.
|Scald Burn Injuries
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|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
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|Behaviors of Children Ages 15 Months to Five Years Around Microwave Ovens
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|Ages Eligible for Study:
|15 Months to 5 Years (Child)
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|Non-Probability Sample
Study Population
Typically developing children ages 15 months to 5 years born full term
Inclusion Criteria:
- a microwave oven in the child's home environment,
- age appropriate development,
- intact visual acuity, and
- English speaking.
Exclusion Criteria:
- developmental delay,
- non-English speaking.
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01112124
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|Chicago, Illinois, United States, 60637
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Activated sludge process
Activated sludge process
(Science: procedure) a method of treating sewage and wastewater through microbial oxidation. Sewage previously treated in settling tanks is aerated to encourage the growth of nonpathogenic aerobic microorganisms (bacteria, yeasts, moulds and protozoans) which break the organic matter down into carbon dioxide, water and simple salts.
After this activated sludge is produced, the wastewater undergoes further processing through anaerobic digestion, filtering and chlorination.
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PR agency Eulogy! is launching a strategic content marketing division to help clients amplify their stories to their target audiences across a wider range of online and offline channels.
E!Content is led by Noelle McElhatton, who was previously editor of Haymarket's trade publication Marketing and before that, content editor for the Brand Republic Group, where her clients included YouTube and Yahoo.
The launching Eulogy! division provides strategic content, events and partnerships for B2B and B2C clients, with an emphasis on measurable results, such as boosted site traffic, lead nurturing and customer retention.
The team includes digital designers, copywriters and community managers. Services range from planning and strategy, content creation across social, editorial, graphical and video platforms, to amplification, listening, analytics and measurement.


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UK Inshore And Offshore Underwater Inspection Services
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Underwater Inspection Services Ltd company providing competitive commercial diver services and underwater inspection solutions throughout the UK.
Our underwater inspections are available using the latest commercial diving and digital CCTV equipment. Our teams of divers and underwater inspectors are highly trained and experienced in the field of underwater inspection both inshore and offshore.
In addition Underwater Inspection Services also provide underwater surveys using the latest high frequency sonar for seabed mapping and underwater structure assessments.
Our underwater inspection and survey personnel all hold job specific qualifications such as NDT 3.1U, 3.2U and 3.4U.
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Our inspection divers can inspect water courses or enclosed water filled areas using the latest surface supplied diving equipment in a safe practical manner.
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Our professional divers are available for emergency call outs 24 hrs a day 7 days a week and can provide under water inspections for search and rescue, anti-terrorism, customs, security, marine engineering, construction, shipping and maritime purposes....in fact for virtually any purpose in the Government, private or business sectors both inshore and offshore.
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To the Editor:
So much mental illness, so much drug abuse, so much law enforcement has to deal with. When the mental hospitals were closed, law enforcement has been forced to become the keeper of everyone's special and most significant illness cases are on the streets. A mentally ill person without medicines or constant help can develop into a dangerous person.
If a family member or friends or even neighbors cannot handle mentally ill people themselves, then no one is to blame for desperate and delusional persons acts. Police can be called to scene of domestic violence, yet people stay together to fight again.
Sheriffs and families can talk about suspicious behavior, but you cannot arrest someone in this country for suspicious behavior. If someone you believe by their demeanor or dress, is watching a house from a street, you can call law enforcement, but until they do something, all they can do is tell them to move along. No one can predict what will set off dangerous mental illness episodes or no one wants to commit someone to an institution for fear of making a loved one live that kind of existence by that call and decision to make that call.
But reality is hard and loved ones need the truth to be helped and for change to happen. But the real truth is, an adult person has the right to independence and to be free, and can become horrible to others, even with all the help in the world. So many families deal with and help the mentally ill, every minute of everyday in this country. God bless them, and the price only they know they pay for caring.
Only when something has happened do people usually point fingers or blame or say "why didn't they?" Unless you are in someone else's shoes, please do not judge. A lifetime taking care of the mentally unstable takes a toll. No one is to blame for their mental illness and no one can predict the future.
Catherine Lair


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New Superman Actor Revealed
After just one time in the super-suit, Brandon Routh is out as the Man of Steel.
The big question is, who will defend "truth, justice and the American way" next?
Here is the Report from the Hollywood Reporter:
The veil of secrecy over the Superman casting process was such a Fortress of Solitude that not even Henry Cavill nor his CAA agents knew the actor had gotten the role in Warner Bros.' Zack Snyder-directed, Christopher Nolan-produced movie until Sunday morning.
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Sam The Lost Dog Found His Way Home–And Back Again
About two weeks ago a white and red dog showed up on my doorstep in Buhl. This friendly, and fun dog–who unfortunately didn't have any tags–just ran right into our house and made himself right at home. It wasn't long before we named him 'Sam' and he was acting like part of our family. My wife and I scanned Craigslist, called local and surrounding pounds and shelters, and even walked Sam up and down all the surrounding neighborhoods, but couldn't find where he belonged. I even posted pics of Sam in hopes that his owners would spot him… but it wasn't working, and we couldn't find Sam's owners.
Then Sam took matters into his own paws.
Somehow Sam managed to get out of our yard and escaped. My son Jack and I scoured Buhl and called the animal shelters all over again. I was worried sick about Sam, but I couldn't find him. He wasn't anywhere. He seemed to have just vanished.
My mom told me that Sam probably just went home.
It turns out moms know what they're talking about. Sam had indeed located his owner and went home.
This morning my wife sent me a message saying Sam was back. Apparently he ran around the corner to our house, then straight back into the house like he owned the place again. But this time he had tags! We immediately contacted Sam's owner and found that he only lived a few houses down from us!
Life is funny and strange sometimes.
Sam is staying over for a few hours until his owner gets done with work, and then he's heading home. But he's always welcome at our house.
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Cinnamon Nut Cake Recipe
"This moist bundt cake is an easy-to-assemble treat for brunch or dessert," assures Margaret Wilson of Hemet, California. "Top with a dollop of whipped cream and you're ready to enjoy."
- 1 package yellow cake mix (regular size)
- 3 eggs
- 1-1/3 cups water
- 1/4 cup canola oil
- 1-1/4 cups finely chopped walnuts
- 7-1/2 teaspoons sugar
- 4-1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 1. In a large bowl, combine the cake mix, eggs, water and oil. Beat on medium speed for 2 minutes. Combine walnuts, sugar and cinnamon.
- 2. Sprinkle a third of the nut mixture into a greased 10-in. fluted tube pan. Top with half of the batter and another third of the nut mixture. Repeat layers.
- 3. Bake at 350° for 35-40 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack to cool completely. Yield: 12-14 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 slice: 283 calories, 15g fat (3g saturated fat), 46mg cholesterol, 246mg sodium, 34g carbohydrate (19g sugars, 2g fiber), 6g protein.
Reviews for Cinnamon Nut Cake
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"I have made this several times My whole family loves it. Very easy to make."
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Long Term Jumbo CD Rates: Best 5 Year Rates at 1.80% APY
best CD rates on jumbo certificates of deposit are slightly above regular CD rates as margins are squeezed by the Federal Reserve, forcing banks to lower rates. This week the highest jumbo CD rates are about 5 to 10 basis points above the highest regular CD rates. The difference in the FDIC's national average regular rates and jumbo rates is even smaller.
In the FDIC national rate survey for the week ending February 11, 2013, average 5 year rates were at 0.81 percent and average 5 year jumbo rates were at 0.82 percent. Several years ago, before the recession, many banks were offering jumbo rates 50 to 100 basis points above regular rates.
This week the highest CD rate in our 5 year CD rate database is from CIT Bank and Nationwide Bank at 1.83 percent with an APY of 1.85 percent. Both banks are offering their jumbo rate more than 100 basis points higher than the national average rate.
The second highest jumbo rate on our list this week is from Home Savings Bank at 1.73 percent with an APY of 1.75 percent. Here is a list of the top 5 year CD bank rates in our database today:
5 Year Jumbo CD Rates
Average 4 year jumbo CD interest rates this week are at 0.64 percent. The best CD rates in our 4 year certificate of deposit rate database are from Nationwide Bank at 1.60 percent with an APY of 1.61 percent. Below is a list of the top 4 year rates in our database today:
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3 year jumbo CD rates at banks are averaging 0.52 percent in this week's FDIC rate survey. The highest 3 year jumbo CD interest rates in our database today are from CIT Bank at 1.34 percent with an APY of 1.35 percent. Below is a list of the top 3 year jumbo rates today:
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Base Metals Rise, Lead Price Get Double-digit Gains
It was reported from NEW YORK on 19 February that the base metals complex ended its gangbuster week in solidly positive territory on Friday, with some metals logging double-digit gains on the back of improved market sentiment and rising inflation pressures.
Lead recorded the biggest gain, soaring 10.4 percent over the course of the week to close second-ring trade on the London Metal Exchange at $2,319 per tonne on Friday. Nickel and zinc also registered sizable weekly gains, climbing 9.8 percent and 7.5 percent to $20,300/$20,310 (bid/ask) and $2,290 per tonne, respectively.
Copper was up 6.6 percent week-on-week at $7,223 per tonne, while March futures prices on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange rose 8.9 percent to close at $3.357 per pound vs. $3.0825 one week earlier.
Tin was up 4.6 percent on the week to close.